( . . .....h rtitmk Democrat. imii" r Brief Fun Schliffeltown. MixTF-n PnooKF.n: Do letsbt wncl ,rkU i ,lf'r SltotU, n hob on , i,t wurtzhouHO ufT K shteldt. ic om c lotz . ,, ,,ijjnlnviii nni iur no im-uiui " i c.t.Viul'l trnttil not Bcl- in iU-' - villi Ell riUZnilWHIl JU1U iuium . " . . i r. n reek, ttwer hciij- oh iov wuei-i ich yr tzuncn era names m '. :..:..U liv noumr tzu iniilJawR vtai, un ich con ilcr Rawjji ich hob nidi aw yusiit auoui uuv k'" - ," . . . Vow. Hlieer ycailer buooi uoo wane ' - .... .nwcrii olliiH fun tie Hoiiiawia ob "" , l .11. -Mexico worm, un aw im ivhium ;refk, awcr bo wihbi tzu-BiiwRn gor ix we 8 uaro Konga wuuth . .nl.lawt wor net yusht aiua fun Je commona oh bo do high privates I..;.. awer ich wor cn captain lar U.r..., - - r.mftzich yohr tzurick. Ln won icn egaw Bclvcr eawR, unnor onnai wor i JipkIiI fun olla onncra Borun Bol w r.a wor evva do bully coot u" . olt Pennsylvania nnllitz, uu so long o ich en captain wor in dor nnllitz karln oh wo ile Mexicawncr .. .In .rnlmnv llcba eich b:ihaifa UU V V V I . . 1 1. ..1. m ssa. Awcr wo icn roBigiuni uuu, un wo dor Mexicawnish olt Santa nna sell oua c'f unna hut don hut e . Moxicawninh shooten mach in arnsht nw g'fonga. Awcr ich bin nnf mil cronca noch Mexico, well Be nnm-r coonmanv net accept lieu Anyhow, hov ich gn-denkt, ich geb now aw gor nix drum. buppoBo ich war aw gonga, un aw oln cn captain u .Ion wur ich om end net niaiuer n ilorfnrn. Do loit kenua inich iv ernll ols der Captain Pit SchwellV breuncr, un c gait aw nemoml in ,' wn mi wo U'll HCllcr llOCll 1 1110 crickt hob cb 'h wor miner 'in Oen ral JackHou. odder in Mexico, oi ,1rr om Kull lluu wo mer bo fir ilcihenkort g'tshprunga Bin so no uiih not oil dodo BheeHa. Anyhow, ich wor en captain in der olt Pennsv vauia millitz. UuBt-r g'waira worn net woss bo do Winchester odder minno lilies haisa, awcr tzu Biiwga nix ob shpotzoer Bhteck, baiHii shtee un welshkern Bhtengle. on ich dIh mv coouinanv command hob om lmdolva dawcr. un won do kails oIb tzu dum waura far Bich in en grawdy linn Hlitella. don hob ich bo far com mon ols ufgaback'd mit em bookie wedder de shtawka fence. 1 Won ich amohl blendy tzeit hob will icb der de gonse bisnesa fun der i' t Pennsylvania milhtt oun i..-. .uiLuic jt ,nrs .'. An i farlusB dich druff os nemond i farwoonert os ich ols noch uf : heitich dawg en raler lavendicb captain bin. Pit Schweffeldrenner. PAXTONVILLE. F. C. Gift is home from Clinton Co. where he has been working. . . . Evora Attig left for Sunbury last week P. U. Gift left for .Scran- ton after enjoying a week's vacation at home. . . . Clara Gray bill of Rich field visited her sister at this place Chas. Camp of Jeavertown is visiting relatives here.... Clark Boyer made a flying trip to Fremont recently Elsie Erdly was to Beavertown on a visit last week. . Decoration Day was well observed by our citizens.... Hettio Attig is home from Sunbury.... Mrs. Mary Snierelmever was to McCluro to at tend the funeral of her brother's Bon .... A newcomer arrived at John Brunner's: it's a boy. ... Tom Poll mer of Williamsport was visiting his cousin. Miss Irene Dobson, over Sunday Chas. Derr was home from C. P. College last Sunday.. Lottie Gift is visiting her sister at Sunbury. Cicero, . CENTKEVILLE. Memorial Day was observed with becoming honors. Year by year the graves become more numerous in the cemetery. Year by year the veter ans crow more gray and the strong man of '61 is marching with feebler uten onward toward the great fina rmininn. Such are the only changes that tho years have made in the feat ures of Memorial Day. It is becom ing in a people to remember the micrifices of the soldier who gave or offered his life for them and their interests to scatter flowers upon his r-ravn. and while we are remembering tho dead, our hearts will swell with thanksgiving that we are under the xlmdo w of theflag of a united repu b lie the land of the free, the home of the brave. . . . The Contreville Drum Corns dispensed military musio at Mifllinburg on tho evening of Mem- nrial Day. . . . D. K. Haas and I. G Seiler, two prominent business men nf Shamokin. were here last week . . . W. V. Trout. Deputy U. S. Revenue Collector of this district, was hero on business pertaining to the duties of his office . . . A. H. Herman of Trox- elville waa in town on Friday. . . . J. fart man. who is in the lumber busi ness at Gordon Heights, is upending a work with his family here. . . . Laml- lord L. S. llai tinnn paid Lnunlton a I HimnoHH viffit on Saturday. ... V. U. Miller. Jacob Roycr and Peter Grovo, . i trio of Mifllinburg a prominent business men were in town on Satur day. . . II. K. Sanders went to Adams burg on Saturday to ppond a week with old friend and relatives.. Mrs. 11. P. Stuck of Mifllinburg in visiting relatives and friends here. Oocasosial. i m 11. 'WEE i MARRIED Tn Vntv Tlnvlin. Wnv 31. bv RflV. S. Sidnev Kohler. Saiiiuel E. Kunkel of New Berlin, and Miss HattieS. Sowers of IMitllinburg. DIED Mnv Mrn. Lucetta Schieffer. aeod about 73 years. Tn i;,l,11,.lmi1i. Mnv 81. Chris- tina Bonfer. need 07 years nnd 1IH days. PAINT cracks It often costs more to prepare a house for repainting that has been painted in the first place with cheap readvmixed paints, than it would to have painted it twice with strict ly pure white lead, ground in pure iinr.ecu on. Strictly Pure White Lead firm n nrrmnnent base for repaint itvr nnrl nevrr h;is to be bumeil Of scraped oil" on account of scaling; or rraching. It h always smooth i.-.. I rlrn. Tr be sure of pcttinc r.'.rictly pure white lead, purchase any ol Uic lonowmg Dranus: "Armstrong & McKelvy "Ecymer-Batlman,,, " DavisCllaml)er8,', "Fahnestock." While I.rail Tiiitinif Colon, a oncpound can p. nuts. Saves time and annoyance in matching ii:t'lis, nnd iinurcn the best (laint that It is poa- b.Dte iu iui uii wuwi. Send us a postal card and (jet our hook on paints und color-card, free; It will probably aavt you agoou many aoiiars. NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York. DltiiUaa Ilmnrrt German National Bauk Building, Pittsburg. We want your trade, and by- means of our advertisement we are seeking to get your attention and attract you to our store, it you are a customer 01 ours, we are anxious to increase our business with you ; if you are 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 every thing all who deal with us will at test. We guarantee you the low est possible figures. itral Dryfkois Selinsgrove, Pa., More R STOCK IS THE FINEST 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 m the most modern sense. FU ITIJiRE Spring Open ing: ! We have just received a large and select lot of Spring and Sum mer Goods fresh from the Eastern cities. We are making special of fers on CARPETS, & MATTINGS. Now is the time to supply your selves with the most seasonable goods on the market for the lowest rates. Respectfully, S. WETS. Great Reduction Sale of 1 of every description, Carpets,Rugs, Draperies, Pianos, Organs, Music al Instruments (send tor 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 'J Front Street Milton, Pa. ijiiiii, ?7 n re ? r. n on-- ;r! Tfl Z- . s t. I 1 M 11 (g. "1 C, r p a ta " " S 2 ' n - ' Eh - - .1 77' o r o CO J. r.1 . KLINE, BEAVERTOWN, WELL DRILLER, and Agent for Riefs Hydraulic For Ninety Days ! The Undersigned Offer The Public Their EN TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE AT THE GKKATKSTSACIUFICU Kvl'.U KN VN IN CKNTIJ.M. M-1NN- SYLVANIA. We nre not mlllm; out, jt.t wp 1o HiIm to Iiktimiso tmr biUfi uliove any iv. vIoiih vear. We jjiv a fw of tlm pricrH u followH : Sf.fr. Woml C'lmiiiiicr SilitH U.I Cotton Top Mutt H'mh .' V.- Hiinl WoimI ClinnibtT Suits 1 tt.tMi Wov.-u WiJo Muttn-fc Antlmi Oak HuitH, 8 VU'wh UMWl H.-tl SnriiiKH l'ltiBli Parlor niti UropTiibleH, r ft Wooden Chairs per net S.50. Platform UocktTB . In Btock, everytliliiK I" tho furnitiir' line, tnHutliiitf Mirrotn, Hook t huu Kl,l.r.ir.l CimlioHnls. Centre Talilen. Fanny UonkerH. Haly 1 Author PtllnwN. I.oiiiilm'm. I'ouclieM. PonulitrayH, SinkH. Hall la'kc 8et Chairs fine, uieilium anil cheap furniture, to suit all Huhim-h. Prloei reduoed all through. Come early and nee our ntock before u'lviu vvurorder, and thus save 15 to SO pee cent, on every dollar. jSpec.al Attention Given to Undertaking fc Knibal Ihlt. - KATHERMAN & HARTNA1N, Limitea, MIFFMNHUHOII, PA. 1.7.' 1. !- .') J..V) inirh, 1 'uin1 THE OTTO Gasoline : Engine, Mimr. Hnrl will laka the tilace of steam. V woltlnrr in arAv 11 ri llpim. BO daHff6f from eparki or boiler explosions, al ways ready tor use ana can do run at a cost for fuel of one cent per hour per horse power, you can gei euner sxa Unnnrv or nortablo en sine. See testl ..-- .. . ., monial with tnls notice, f or iunner part iculars call on or write to the sub scribcr. J. BLAYMAKEK, (sunbury, l'a. MrLToH, Deo. 27, 1803. T RfatflnabAf R.ltllilirV. P- lear Kir The Otto Gas Engine we pur- chined from you is giving tne greatest tuna faction. The quickness with which it can Ka .lorlo, I anil !rvnnl. tlia TerT Small mount of altendunce it requires sod the economy or fuel make it niouei motor ior moving any kind of machinery. Very re inectruiiy, West Bbahcii Novei.ty Co., II. C Fwck, escretsry, E Ram.) tIt Is a new and marvelous invention. Jtiht the thing you want for el- evatlnK a continuous supply of water frrom rprinuspr bruncheii. It is self, oneratinir. simple in eonhtructlon and uiisiirpaHMHl In durabili'y. Ihey are noJ ' belnir pi iced In every State In the Union and are wanted In every county, town and village. We ci.ailenge the world to produce its equal. Must prove natlhfactory before payment Is made. For further information write for illustrated catalogue. WELL DRILLING. .1,1-1 .i..... t,.rw1ril wvIIh In tlila (Viimt v rilrit v of ref llavine uriuen nvrr uni t ...... - -- . .n hi iriven as to the efllclency of my work. 1 ierpect I ully .solicit your patronage iu this line and will guarantee you perrect catiMactlou in e""J J. M. KLINE, BEAVERTOWN, FA. GUNSBERGER CRN SRE YOU MONEY. GENTLEMEN WHY DO YOU PAY HIGH PRICES FOR YOUR Spring & Summer Clothing Wliftn T am m-enaved to furnish you tho most complete assortment of tho LATEST SPKTXll and SUMMKK STYLES in Hats, Caps, Shirts, Xcckwear and Gents' Eurnishin" which is tho most desirahlo and hest selection that I have ever shown. Bargains in Everything and for Everybody. R. GUNSBURGER LEADING OLOXUIEK, MIDDLEUUKOU, PA. 3TE"W" G-OODS. New Goods just received from the Easterm Cities. Special Bar gains at PETER GARMAN'S " STORE FREMONT, PA. Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Groceries, Stoneware, Queens ware Glassware, &c. An entire Counter richly loaded with 5 cent Goods of every descrip tion. PETER GrARMAN. CHANGED HAND3! The Tinshop & Stove business lately conduct ed by J. H.Rhoadsis in my possession. I am prepared to offer Spec ial bargains in STOVES, TINWARE. Spouting, Tin and Corrugated roof ing. Call and see my goods. Respectfully, H. M. REIGLE. y
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