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TROXELVILLE
On Nov. fith Uobi'i t MidJlenvrarth
ami company liniMhcJ up thrir sea
son's tLroliini. and report having
threshed 31,1(57 bushel of grain.
What team ran beat that? ... .Last
Thursday Mrs. Sarah Erb, widow
of Isrnel l'.th whs buried in the
Union CeiueU ryat this place. About
four years ntf), Israel Erli ilicJ on
t'heiry Hilt, in rinli b-'i'liiit, kih!
was buried on the sumo Clod's acre
... .Our school are now open five
weeks aul shown higher percentile
of average attendance, than ever bo
fore. This fipeaks well for the touch
th, as 1) ns for the boar! of tli
rectors. . . .Last Friday while James
A. Whjjih r was out gunning, a little
neridctit happened that wrecked the
right sido of his big smeller. He is
nlwurs in the habit of charging his
gun lienvily (it is one of the blunder
buss kind and on seeing a big pheas
ant, he drew a bead on it and "let'er
lly" and the recoil of the gun did
its dirty work, and did it well too.
The hammer of the gun caught
him in the right nostril, and slit it
out, besides robbing him of consid
erable skin from the nose. Jim did
not pick up the pheasant i but he
took his bleeding nose in his hand
and walked off home as fast as his
"pins" cot Id carry him and got his
good wife to dress his wound. He
is, at this writing, able to smoke, his
corn cob ngain. Cal. Joe.
OIJ Age E!c pci.
Last Wednesday night Jerome
Zimmerman of Logantoii, aged
years, forsook his wife and seven
childn n and l.pe 1 w iUi Mi s. Susan
l'arker. Hired about ."".of the name
jilaco win) also forsook a husband
and two sons. They went to Lock
Haven, bought two tickets for Atch
inson, Kansas, and boarded the
train for that place. In I'ittsburg
they were arrested and brought
back to Lock Haven and lodged in
jail. Surely age has taken the
wings of youth in a sensational
elopement only to have the honey,
moon ruthlessly spoiled. From a
letter writlt n to Jeweler Mover of
this place we learn that Zimmerman
took 111(1 of his wife's mone y along.
Candidate Cards.
MIKRIPF.
Kihtiik l'o.-rT. -I'lrux nimntinri lln iviiup
Cliurli'H K. S'Hiijwi'iiif evnt iv tiiwnihlp n u run-ilMui.-
for sii.TUT wili'ivt to Hi'' vul of l(i'iuhll
i'iii rlin:iry ili-i-llnii. Unplug to huvu Hh
pIl'IMirv n III u'l H -..ihiillv, Inlur tilt1
tiost'ot Hit' caiiiiialK'n. I r mii : 1 1 ii . Minr-i irnlv.
t IIAKI.KS K. KAMI'S KIm
DONATION.
On Nov. 9, tho dear, good people
of Kratzerville, t!5 in number, and
the kind friend of Middluburgh,
gavo us a fine donation. They came
; Vgles tc ','''..
,, ... nonage and began to carry in
Hour, me:it, (Mitatoes, groceries and
hoi so feed, to tho value of some $10.
After partaking of a good dinner,
wo spout a few hours pleasautly to
set her. The pastor load iu prayer
and made a few remarks which was
followed by an address by Frof.
Bowersox. They all departed to
their homes well pleased.
May the Lord richly-bless tho kind
doners. Wo return our sincere
thanks. (!omo again.
J. II. Hkktz, Fustor.
15. O. Kcsslcr of Selinsgrove was a
Middleburgh visitor on Tuesday.
The card of ("has. E. Sampsell, a
candidate for sheriff, will bo found
in this issue.
On account of the serious illness
of Miss Stapleton's father, the class
in locution will beposponed.
F. C. Harlmaii, the proprietor of
tho (.'eutitvillo House, was in towu
on Tuesday looking halo and hoarty
Boyd Stctlcr held tho lucky num
ber and drew the quilt chanced oft'
at the chapel, Tuesday evening. ICO
was the drawing number.
F. II Custer has a huckster wagon
for sale. It can boused for one or
twr horses. For further wiforma
tion inquire of Mr. Custer. 3t
The E li'.or acknowledges tho re
ceipt of an invitation from Tie
Americiis Club to uttoud their Au
nu.il Assembly lo ho held in Armouy
Hull. Sunbury, Fa., Wednesday
veiling, Nov. l!7th.
J'nrf. MoKeen, tho Mini musician
gave a concert in tho Lutheran
church last Thursday evening. The
entertainment was a very creditable
nfl'uir and was well attended.
The State organizer of tho Wo
men's Christian Temperance Union
will speak ut tho Lutheran churcl
this ( Wednesday) evoning. Her ad
dress will take tho place of the rogu
lar prayer'meeting service.
Tho shanty at Henry Dietrich's
saw mill, located on Mrs. Breon's
hind about 1J miles south of New
Berlin was destroyed by liro on Sun
day evening about C o clock. Five
saws, two sinks, stove and other
material to tho amount of over $100.
was burned. Suspicion rests upon
hoiuo ono who is very familiar with
' tho surroundings.
By the recent law pawed by the
legislature, the teachers' permanent
certificate committee in each coun
ty will be c omposed of three per
conn, one of whom is to bo a lady
teacher and the entire committee to
be appointed by the state superin
tendent of public instruction.
A gentleman in Mifllin county de
sires to bare a girl from 7 to 10
years of ago to raise and educate.
He is willing to raise one and agree
to keep her until she is of age or
until she desires to leavo. The
gentleman can give good reference,
For further information, apply at
this office.
Sunday afternoon William Fager
and wife, of Lebo, Ferry county,
left their home iu charge of the
children while they went out to visit
relatives. Boyd, aged 14 years, was
playing in the yard with his father's
shotgun. Juntas his pretty little
sister Dolly, 7 years of ago, opened
tho door the gun exploded and the
charge tore away ono side of the
child's face, killing her instantly.
Fart of tin; shot went through tho
room and seriously wounded Cath
urine, another sister, aged Id years.
Tho Washington 1'oat has beon
looking over the old Pennsylvania
laws, and prints tho following one
relating to low neckod dressos,
which m i.v interest somo of our par
ty going town girls "If any white
female of ten years or upwards shall
appear in any public street, lane.
highway, ch.Jivh, co ut-housn,
tavern, b ill room, theatre, or other
place of public resort, with naked
shoulders (i. e. low necked dresses)
being able to pin chase tho neces
s.iry clothing, she shall forfeit and
pay a !i ue of not less than one nor
mure than two hundred dollars."
An ell'ort U being mado to have
public thoroughfare oponod from
West Pino street in this borough, to
be n continuance of tho street be
tween the property of Mrs. James
K. Davis and tho citato of Win. J.
Cioi tner, dee'd, to intersect tho pub
lic road lea ling from this place to
New 15 rliu, at or near whero tho
road leaves the direct courso and
turns 'down to "bookV bank. If
this contemplated road should be
opened, it would cut oft a consider
able hill, and make; a direct roa 1 for
all persons going west of town. We
hope that the viewers appointed by
by the Court, will sea their way
clear to report in favor of opening
the rmi.Sclinit!irove Tribune.
DR. KILMER'S
T
Remove
That Tired
Feeling, Take
W-aT
l THE ONLY WORLD'S TAIK
-ruSarsaparilla
Over Half a Century
Old. Why Not
Get the Best?
AVER'S PILLS cure Headache.
Mmx The Dead!
o
SKLINSOFOVF.
M. L. MILLER,
Prop'r
I keep constantly on h.iiidauJ man
ufacture to order nil kinds Of
Marble and Granite
Old Stonou Clcanea and Ecpalrod.
LOW rillC'KS ! LOW 1'HICES!!
I have one of the best Marble Cut
ters iu the State ami consciiuently
turn out good work.
.'"( Joint ami see my workiV prices.
Tliiiukt'iil for past favors I most re
npect fully ask a eoiitiiiiiance of same,
M, L. MILLER.
TO
THi((IA KIDNElf LIVERS BOT
Rheumatism
Lumtmro, pain In Joint or bark, tirlck diint ta
urine, frequent calls. Irritation, Inflammation,
grarel, ulceration or catarrh of the bladder.
Disordered Liver
niliounnom, hradacho, Indlnrmtlon or trout.
HWAM P-HOOT InvisroraUM, euro kldnoy
dimcultioa, Drlght'a disease, urinary troubles.
Impure Blood
Rcrofula, malaria, general weakness or dcbilitjr.
Swamp-Hoot builds up quickly a run down
constitution and makes tlio weak stronir.
Al Dmgglata 50 centa and 9 l.OO Nlze.
"lnrslidtf OuJdo to nmOh fra ConsnlUUoa rna,
Dn. Kilmbh Co., nisanAMTOtr, N. T.
CLOSING OUT
SALE
of oun
Furniture DBDartmen
Our Kntire Stock of Furni
ture and Bedding will be
closed out in the following
months at
Prices Ngyer Heard of Before
Rub your poor, tired feet
with
Salva-cea
(TaAOB-MAaK).
It takes all the aching
out of sore or tender feet,
Instantly. Strained or
over-worked muscles,
chafins, or any soreness
or stiffness they're all
relieved In the same quick
way.
It'3 the best remedy for
Sprains, Piles,
nhcvTiCtlcjn, fourth,
Keui-clslc, ?nr; Threat,
Cruises
Two sizes, C5 an 1 30 cent.;.
At (J.-ui-is:.,. or 1 :;:..!:.
Tub PnANpn.-.Tii Co., v:i anau T :;. V.
crown feme.
The bi-Mi Burning Oil that can be
niailo from Petroleum.
It Rives a brilliant light.
It will not Ninoke tho chimney.
II will not rhar the wick.
It has a high flro test.
It will nil explode.
It ia without a coinpamon aa a perfection
Family Safety Oil,
It is manufactured from tho finest
Crude in the inont perfectly equip
ped refincriea in tho world
It ia tho Cent.
AhU your dealer for Crown Acme.
Trade oidei-8 tilled ly
Yours truly,
THE ATLANTIC EEFINI1TG CO
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, Ta,
biu enjoy m1 a mnntJint pntnnfim fnr over
miiy )mn It U .n.TfiUijf Uic-iuu iu all
MUiifuJ UiMiHNi, micb M
KhruMHtlm l.ambftgut
4'nturrh Toot hut-tits
and ntfirr ftlltmnu hcm Mn U an attend
ant. Try it. At lni(f tr, ur ly uuul ou
ntwlpi uf nuu otldruM and tA nnta.
WINKLLMANN & UkOWN UkUU CO.,
HullliHore, Md.. IT. H, A.
WANTED
BV THC
CHASE
NURSERIES
rNFRHFTIC MEN
"licit nrilr fur our hartty
Nuntt-ry htm a. Kipnift
ami aaiary to thnsit iaviun
Ik i tut, or omnmiwioD to lo
cat aiffiita, l' rmarit'nt ttm
ply tui'iit, Ttitt liimiiittMl
pamlf Ittarneil. Aflilrxim
Tin u,i,i n f.i:ro.
Uki Ho. IVnn Hg.. 1'hiU.
ACKACHE
WHY ? Because your Liver and Kidneys
are out of order. For years and years
housewives all over the country have
used with best result
Dr. J. H. McLean's
Liver 15 Kidney Balm.
Try it, and you will agree with the thousands who say it
is the " PEERLESS REMEDY " for curing ailments of the Liver,
Kidneys and Bladder, Female troubles, Rheumatism and Bright's
Disease. For sale everywhere at $1.00 per bottle.
THE DR. J H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
CliamW Suite, 8 Piece?, marked
down from $10.00 to $25.00.
Parlor Suite marked down from
?10 to $25.
SidclHKirdri marked down from $0
to $15.
Couches marked down from $5 to
$10.
LrMingcH marked down froii$2 to$8.
Fine Upholstered Rockers marked
down from $3 to $S.
IJodsteadrt marked down from $2
to $0.
Cane mid Wood Sen tod Chairs
marked down from $1 to $0.
Hall Kockers marked down from
$1 to $10.
liii lies' Parlor I)ek marked down
from $:l to $10.
Parlor Tables marked down from
$1 to $.".
Ijooking ( i lassos, Easels, Pictures
and Picture Frames, Statuary, Has
socks, Hat tan, Cane Seat and Pack
and Wood Seat Kookers, Kx tension
Tnliles,CiilMards, Umbrella Stands,
Tea Tables, Commodes, Chiffonier,'
Purcaus, Doujrhtrays, Wurdrol)es.
Stands, Mattresses, IVtl Springs,
eve. Our stK"k of CariK'ts. Ilium
I ' o
Vrt Siiiares, Mattimr and Cocoa
Door Mats is the largest of any
house in the county, and all nrinn
on tliesegiKxls are markinl down in
plain figures, and will la; sold at a
liig reduction during the Closing
Out Furniture Sale. I am deter
mined to close out the Furniture
Department of mv business, and
,
terms on the aliovo iroods are nriocs
c '
iiametl will In- cash or note with ap
pro vcu si'Ciinty.
W. II. FELIX,
Lewistown. I'n.
1 . b. All goods jacked and de
livered in gixxl order F. O. 15.
PERSONSTO TRAVEL
WANTED.
-Several faithful
gentlemen mid ladies to travel for
established house.
SALARY $780.00 AND EXPENSES.
Position permanent if united ; also
increase. State reference and en
close self-addressed stamxd envel
ope. TIIEXATIOXAL,
310 317 3IS Oinnlin llt1K.t CIIICAOO.
16t
BAYARDS
A. 8UHH CUWtt KOW
DYSPEPSIA, and INDIGESTION.
will Imiiirillntrly lrri,;lli-it ,h loin
ill. nuil llrir Atirili.. For huIu by
lrum;Ntitur win promptly liy mull on recclut
of .vk-. u Ihix.
BAYARD DRUG CO., Baltimore, Md.
)o-n-rtin.
ft
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t mjt l-nllko otbu. I.y l
! wliu nmoTsM. Ilitli. wutwS
3 I
I EWIS 98 IU
""- " 'f i't u -wv. n iu
make tho b..l l'rfninM llw4 K.o
Iu 3i mlliula wllliunt bolllnv.
111. Hi. ti.M ri.rcl'n4iij wui.
I'll. dll!l'.vUllK tlnkis Jf..
VwltlnR bulUiM, loJnta, troet, (MoT
rZMIA. SALT BTO CO
uou. au vim.,
' If vny
7-
knf ! 1. 1.. !
.inui i ii,i,i .iurM m fciuny iiutv ur Liter,
v.ii fcli .ubl tm.l rikfbt away rr twautifnl ( lotii-l-ouoij
!:,h!:,ouo"!n,r:;:,u,: School of Business
..a ll.au any t-ih.-f on ibc rontinont. Invrst a jvnt.il Ctrl.
AJJlc-k. II. IV kiM.HK.VI MM, N. Y-
Men Wan ted
To si ll Murseiy Stm-k and a
first-i lass line of Xew Seed
Potatoes. Xoe.M'rie!HH! re
iuiritl. Steady work and
good pay weekly. Outfits free
Write,
Chas. D. Leonard,
i-w-im Geneva; N. Y
DR. LOBB'S BOOK FREE
i.ifi. KK ok YorTli,
ANn WIOIKS, sot pwimi eloib buandi m 1
cureljr kihI mlllreA trluim b null
Mrlollr ooDalniUI, .nd pMlilv. autrk our
--, mum gri ill r UUH ft (JUIV
KuaranUHML No uwtwr bow loug tunUiniL. X
DR L0B3 329N.I5thSt.PlilIa.Pi.
Honest Insnrane At Honest Rates.
The iiest Good for the Least Money. '
tiENERAL INSURANCF flCEflCY.
Ho Assessments
Onlr the Oldent. Largest and
oirongesi s. A.au Uoiupanles.
No Preminm Not
SaSnSlRM: rr of
. , . nvvmnit, vr l uruailO.
SEE OUR CDMPflNIES i
Aetna Hartford 10,050,13:1
5!?6a..a... -e.TT . 9,370;C4
x. , ,Buuiuon l'liuaaeipiiia 5,007.85
x loeniF ana casualty Aew York 1 587 06
Equitable Life Ins. Soc. New York 130 19851
..uu.,ueMeniruHrea loour Ajrenoy elial always receive the
S'1"" nd attention: Entire satisfaction giaraoteSd. W.
soliolt a ehare of your natronaire. 8 ieBU
' r, , 5: HABVET S0HO0.H, Selin8grOTe,
j... Prompt Payments.
Cut Priceg
r-r "T -r-r -w -r- BBa'Il!' "'J
un ar-iuiA SALE of
Ladies' Coats and Capd
Mnn'r Dv- f J
men o auu Duys uvercoa
Lap Kobes and Blanke
. . m
Mens and Boys' Bo
DURING NOVEMBER
HOCH I 0L DT
New Berlin. Pa
HINT TiS WAY
I have in stock a full and c
plete line of
Furniture of all Kinds
At all times you can see tbo latest styles of
-PBrtrir anri Rnri-Rnnm .c.i
iuuiii sUHJL
SIDE-BOARDS, SOFAS, MATTItES
CHAI1W. Sl'KIXGS, KTU.
In short everything usually found in a first class K
iuio oiuro. x iiiau-o a specialty ot repairins, upy
UNDERTAKING In All Its Branche
iiuule n siH'eialty at lowest priees. No elmrges for Knihalinl
Ion will save money l.y calling on me liefure iirdiasiiK VJ
JACOB HAUPl
RbhLl'Ab' JJUIM)LN(J, Jlarket St., Silinsgrove, la.
Mil
OPPEMHEIMER'S
Clothing and Shoe Baz
SELINSGROVE, PEN IMA.
Our Fall and Winter Olottiincr. limitx. Rhnn V.
cominsr in livelv. in fact wo am iinwrniiili-wiiin
o J f V 1 I II fc
that exceeds anything before presented to tho neoi
J 1 J i1 . Jl e. -I
inis county, cinierii; styie, quality or ouantitv.
at your service wnat no otner uiotiung and Shoe
in this part of tho State can oiler.
OVERCOATa
ior uress, business ami Morm lor .Men, loutlis am
A Full Outfit, from head to foot FOR 5.0
Children's Suits at 99 CENTS and upward. II:
Caps in all tho latest styles, and tho latest styles ii
CENT'S FURNISHING CO(
A stock of Lap Kobes, Home Blankets, Trunks, SatcbeK fl
Biggest Bargains in Boys', Youths', Men's, Misses' and LaJii j
In this line we can save vou moner. I
H. 0PPENHEIMER, Clothier & Shoe IX
r M-M-.wut.VTU, X X.
I will pay the faro for all persons who coruo from a distance and
11. .f lrVr i
worm oi uuuua at inv store.
W7rftnY.rnMDntMfl
"ANSYQaUS
Tlx only wft md lwyi rmlUbl UHt
(or I.kIIwl AceoDt no wortlilvu nil arui-
Vuroua luilutloiii. 8e moner Hid cunl i
tiMillli iv Inklniv nntliliiiF hill tint ntilv ffellu-. .
Ink and orlRliml Wllcu )niiiiia Turn f IV 17 D TTT?G
i I
m
1 I
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R-I-P-A-N
' t'liir in ini'uti doxm iMMinnii ..iminii n
mark, iirlra fi.OO, l druggltu. band 4 (
fur W iimn.il' Hr (lufinl, .crurrly niloU.
hilcux uraiirir t'u. i
M BoutU KISklU MM-!, JPkiUr, Pa.
LIEF.