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Thursday, Feb. 0, 189(5.
WEST HEAVER.
Look out now for nix weeks rough
weiither n tlio nefond wits n nice
liy. . . ..T. ('rouse, V. Jlowrr nml enn
ditliite Stuii(ell were visitors in
West llenver tn lust Niitunluy, nt
tetuliiitf Henry Treiister'tt (dec'dmnle
iiud every tiling piisned off smoothly
... ..Johnny Wnnner is nhlo to he
iirouml nuitin from the ell'i etn of a
Mmiiiiol foot The Hick folks nt
lli ni v KhIiIo.v'h mo reported to he
iiiun'ovim; nt this writinr. Monday,
umh'i- th e:iic and skill of Dr. Shive
fp to ditto there hits heen hut
one sleitfli Bei-n on our streets this
v inti r I. .1. Mitttern is improving
slo'A ly from his lute hiekness under
the e-ire of J)r. Shive.
AUNli
Pistii.-t, Tustitiitn held nt I-'ijeiiionl
Wiis well nttemli'd on I'liililV evell
imr nml Sat ui day. Tonics of fieat
interest with discussed and I helievc
nil teiicln is were instilled with en-thu-i
i-m th it they may do hetter
work aloiii certain lines . . .The 1 .
hatini society at ShatVer'n school
liouse is air iin in progress Henry
lSnwer was the welcome and enter
tiiinint; irt-t of I'enjamin llrosioiis's
on Saturday niiht WWW Sholly
nml Win. Sholly were in this locality
one day last week. Mr. Win. Sholly
is ncaudidatc for County I'ommis
sinner, and if th people consider
cliaracter and nhihty Mr. Sholly will
lie elected heyon l ll douht . . . . Mr.
JeroiiiH IIoi nleiL" r and Mariah
Meis.-r weve uiut d in the homls ot
holv in atrit'ionv. We congratulate
them, hopinu that, their joiinu.v
through life may he a happy and
successful one Henry Meiser is
the happy owner of u hrand new hoy.
i'AXTONYIELK.
Misrt Laura Harm r accompanied
by .Miss Emilia Piper of Sliamokiu
viHitcil Ihc former n parents a lew
days l ist week. . .Kola it. Stoiv' of
near New JJerliu visited .'v-i'itives
hero this week. . Ailtl'.ioii Attitf of
Si"Y?A-;.v wientu lew ilays with his
parents The" C. 1. C. boys uc-
eompnnied by Uev. X. .7. Dubs Sun
dayed nt home. I to v. Dubs prench
od for us ou Sunday eveuiutf. Ho is
Hinall iu stature but has n irood un
derstanding. . ..Mrs. F. (J. Uowersox
of Middleburgh visited nt this place
it few days last week. .. .Ono of our
families on Kailrotid Street thought
it would be it chance to dissolve
partnership for it short timo. Tho
hostess of tho house left quite unex
pected, and the host is in deep
mourning on account of her depar
ture. .. .Candidates are quito popular
through here for tho last few weeks
... .(uite u number of our citizens
nro on tho sick list, good indica
tions for having the (inp.
CENTHEVILLE.
C. M. Showers and S. F. Shcary
made n business trip to Ecwisburg
on Monday.... Dr. (1. C. Mohu and
wife of Laurelton visited relatives in
Sunday Oil, the accommodating
hostler at the Ceutrevillo House, is
on the Kick list.... Co. Supt. F. C.
Jlowersox visited our schools last
Thursday L. A. Stine nnd family
visited Heury Frock's of Limestone
fowuship, Union couuty, on Sun
day Jeweler C. (). Moyer nnd
family of Middleburgh, visited S. (I.
ltiiiiTimiiui'u on SmuhlV. . . .(. W.
Shemy went to Lewistown ou Sat
urdav to visit his sister, Mrs. J. H.
Llovd....L. S. Hnrtmau, proprietor
of the Riverside Hotel, accompanied
by ono of his friends, was in town
on Sunday. Schuyler looks well
and reportB business prospering.
He took Danny liingaman along
with him to tend bar. . . .The follow
inc were iu town tho past week : T.
N. Reber, Win, Dreisbach, Lewis
burg; W. N. Heimbneh. Beaver
towu ; S. li. High, Millersburg j H.
R. Seuseman, Carlisle -, J. K. Groone,
Lewistown, J. A. Weist. l'axton.
BEAVERTOWN.
On Sunday, Feb. 2. 1S'.1(J, Samuel
Winter, the oldest citizen our town
had, closed his eyes in the last long
sleep Ho was born in Bern town
ship, Berks county, Doc. 5, 18ut.
When quito n young man he came
to this count v with his parents and
devoted his life to tho pursuits of
n-ricultural labors in which he suc
ceeded in amass ing sufheieut means
to nllow him undisturbed recreation
in after years. In he connected
himself with tho Lutheran churc,
to tho creed of which ho remained
faithful to tho end. The Sabbath
school wits a source ot special do
light to him, nnd after mauy a reci
tation did his totteriug frame lean
over tho back of a seat to hand
money to the teachers of primary
classes. On Sept. VI, IHM ho mar
ried Elizabeth Droese, who diod
.March 17, !. Ho lived to speak
his blessing over iwo cuuuieu, i-igui,
g road-children and seven great
grandchildren. The funeral was
held on Wednesday from the resi
leuce of his daughter, Mrs. Reuben
Jrctnhoe. Rev. O. S. Schierer of-
ficftteel . . . .Henry Anker of Richfield
spent ft few days with unc1, J. P.
Shirk . . .'. Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Miller
returned from vitit to AliUbeim
where they had been called, to the
b tdside of his sister. Mrs. Dr. James
Fn.V. iw seriously ill. .I.Alfred j
Smith, wife, and Willie Freed are
visiting at Sialerville
ADAMSBURO.
Tho M. E. church is now rndy for
tho plasterers... .W. H. Gibbony
and wife of Wagner spent a day nt
this place.... Re?. W. H. Fobs of
Milton, former pnstor of this place,
visiteil here a few daya John
Foekler of Selinscrove. candidate
for HherilT, is spending a few days at
tho upper end.... J. O. Moyer hns
gone to West Va. . . .J. II. Dreese is
learning tho milling trade of Scott
lleiifer John Ijeicntenwaiter nnu
O. W. Shesry of Centreville were
... . .i T i f
Visiting at IU1S piHCO. . . .lllinn
M. Romuz will teach an eight-week
term of summer school, and kindly
asks the patronage of the citizens
t.. 'e. IVr. .. Tl Wnnlini
moved on his farm and W. I. Wood
ling moved into tho houso vacated
by Win. I. We wish W. B. success
iii his undertaking nnd that ho will
move back bv next Spring An in
fant child of H. S. nnd Cora Mitchell
died on Monday.
Congressman Mahon's Letter.
Houso of Representatives, U. S.
Washinoton, D. C., Jan. 28, 1WM5.
15. F. Waoensfi.i.kii, M. D.
Dear Doctor :
Your li tter of tho 27th instant re
ceived, nnd in reply would say, that
you had nothing to do with tho up
point meiit of Joseph Liiimuaru, as
mv clerk of War Claims Committee.
The clerk to ii committee is a pet
sonal appointment, belonging to the
Chairman of the Committee, and is
made by him without consultation
with uuv one. This always has been
the practice. Appointments nro of
ten made of men who do not live in
the State or district tho Onirman is
from. 1 will give yo1: tho facts and
they will satisfy p'-rsons, who have
liccii misinformed, that VOtl had
nothing to d with whatever. I was
not a candidate for a Chairmanship,
and, b ing in my second term, did
not expect one. On tho dav the
Committees were appointed, I was
informed about two hours before
they were announced, that I va to
be made Chairman of tho War
Claims Committee, wh.vii wan o,nnr
priso to tun. TheA 'ninittoes tlvero
anuouncci.1 fo mo oir Friday. iUm
grcHS A'nd then heen iu session iW-ar-.'v'
a month, and 1 found that hver
isuo hilU and :iiM) petitious had Teen
leferred to War Claims Commitf no.
It was of tho greatest importance
that the Committee should bejor
ganized nnd get to work. I weni to
mv home in Chambcrsburg on Sat
urday, nnd on my way 1 raadaupj my
miiiil to.nppomt Mr. tjuiuv -ifc as
clerk. I telegrnphed him to meet
mo in Hnrrisburg tho following Mon
day ou my way to Washington. He
met mo ns I had requested, nnd I
tendered him tho position. This is
the first time he knew ho was to get
the place. From this statement, you
will seo that you had no knowledge
I was to bo niado Chairman, nnd
would havo a place to givo to Mr.
Lumhard or any cue else. Therefore,
You.nor any other person, know any
thing about it. I alone am respon
sible for tho appointment. I made
it for personal, and not political
reasons. I did not place any con-i
ditioiis or limitations ou Mr. Lura
bard. I did not know who ho m
i ended to support for State Senator
in your district I never asked him
and do not intend to do so. That is
purely a privato matter with him.
Yourself, Mr. Hummel and Doctor
Tool are nil my warm personal
friends, and I entertain for all of
you tho highest esteem, nnd would
rather sutler defeat myself thnn to
interfero in your contost for the
Stnto Seuntorship, and I hope my
friends iu Snyder county, will not
for a moment think I would so far
forget mvself. as to do auvthiug to
briug about tho defeat of either of
you three gentlemen. You can make
this letter public if you see proper,
to satisfy Mr. Hummel and Doctor
Tool nnd the Republicans of your
county, that tho rumors set afloat
aootn your connection wnu iur.
Lumhard's appointment, is not cor
rect. Yours vory truly,
(Signed.) Tuao. IL Mauox.
The little daughter of Mr. Fred
Webber, Holland, Mass., had a very
bad cold and cough which he had not
beeu able to cure with any thing. I
gave him a 25 cent bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, says W. P.
llolden, merchant and postmaster at
West ltrliufleld, nnd the next time I
saw him he said it worked like a
charm. This remedy is intended es
pecially for acute throat and lung
diseases such ns colds, croup and
whooping cough, nnd it Is famous for
itscurex. There Is no danger in giv
ing it to children for it contains noth
ing injurious. For sale by all drug
gists. Threw Away III Canes.
Mr. 1). Wiley, ex postmaster, Rlack
Creek, N. Y., was so badly nlllicted
with rheumatism that he was only
able to hobble around with canes and
even then it caused him great pain.
After using Chamberlain1 Pain Halm
he was so much improved that he
il..ni, ninnil lIu flilllOU 1 To flit lis t 1 a
lUrcW thrf i J inn viiivdi w pujv tlto
liniment did him more good than all
'other modicines and treatment put
'together. For sale at 60 cents per
' bottle by all druggists.
DR. GREENE'S NERVUljA.'
Cured Gen- Buzzell, Department Com
mander of New Hampshire G. A. R.
The Famous Commander Writes
to the People to Use Dr. Greene's
Nervura. It
Will Cure You.
of.h. riuni.M
Oett. Charles F. F.u.zell, of Lake
port, N. II., Department Command
er of New Ilainpshiro O. A. II.. h is
something of interest to say to the
peoplo in regard to tho remarkable
curative powers of Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
Few men are more widely known
than Gen. Buzzell, who is Stioet
Commissioner of Lakeporl, jind t ho
most prominent builder and con
tractor in tho State. Tho General
says :
"I was terribly run down iu h ulth
and as a result of over-work, became
nervous, weak, tired an I without
my old-timo energy and ambition. I
a alt , I .
grew so leartuliy nervous tnai i
could not rest nor sleep nightr-, but
would be obliged to get up and walk
about several times each night. I
would get tired and nervous so ea-i-
ly and quickly that it became impos
sible for me to attend to my busi
ness. At tho samo time I had most
severe and distressing backache.
"I took Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood aud uervo remedy and it help
ed mo right awny. My nerves were
so strengthened and invigorated that
tho nervousness left me, and I could
again sleep soundly nights, and tvako
mornings refreshed and feeling
strong and vigorous. Tl o backache
is completely cured. I am now per
fectly well aud bettor ablo than ov
er to attend to my business. I have
recommended this wonderful reme
dy to several others and it has cured
V- '..'..--..-ii J M I v." - -
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;nlng to patent 1 Protect your Idea ; they may
i rlne you wealtb. Write JOHN WEDDKlt
liUitN fe CO.. Patent Attorney, WoahiugtuB,
i). O., lor thir tl,(W0 prlie oflur.
1 t
I I
Cured Him. It
r.. nrrzp.i.u
them all. I urge peoplo to use it be
cause I know it will make them well."
Gen. F.nzzell's case was like thous
ands of others.
i'ooph) from overwork, strain upon
braiu and nerve or other cause,
break down in health, feel that they
aro physically weak and that their
nerve strength, energy and power
are' gtoaflydnuInTsTie'dJusTso sure
as night follows day will prostration
and debility, the wreck of nerves,
brain and body, follow if a cure is
not immediately sought.
Neglect i tho fatal thiug. Never
allow the first symptoms the tired
feeling, the weakened nerves, tho
loss of power of endurance, tho lack
of snap ntnl energy-to drift you iu
to total loss of health. Tako Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and uervo
remedy now, and it will euro you as
it cured Geu. Ruzzell, as it has
cured thousands upou thousands of
others. It is tho great curer of dis
ease, the great strengthencr of
nerves, the great builder up of blood,
tho great invigorator of bruin aud
body. It will muke you well.
Dj not class this most valuable
remedy with patent medicines. It is
u physician's prescription, and its
discoverer, Dr. Greeue, of 35 West
11th St., New York City, has the
largest and most successful practice
in the world in nervous and chronic
diseases, and can be consulted free
of charge, personally or bv letter.
iiiriTinn assets
Hartford 10,050,139.03
New York 9,370,010.00
Philadelphia 5,007,851.74
Xow York 1,587,0G7.40
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aod ulry to thou Uaviiif
honifla or comaiiwiou to lo
cal ffnt. IVruiAuvnt t
ptorrant. TU biiRinnas
1 Uvou hav the remotest Idea of pursuing a
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GUARANTEED
.SATISFACTION IN GOODS, FITd. WORKMANSHIP
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I ask but a tiual Kcspectfully,
H. L. PHILLIPS,
MKHCIIANT TAILOR.
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE
H0CH and 0IDT
will sell all their LadieH, Aliases' and
Children' Coats and Capes at
HALF-PRICE,
$1.50 to $6.00.
They arc also closing out all Overcoats at
a Itcduction of
S : 2 0" G e qf s-a n -t h e-0 1 1 a r. : :o
The reductions on all
Clothing, Underwear
and Woolens aro worth looking after.
New Berlin, Pa.
BRRGRINB IN
CLO
Fall aDil Winter Sis
Heavyweights in Trousers, S3.50. The trooifS arcrkoa
landl to order. Guaranteed, all wool TrMt?minrp,Pl?Xobuv.
cyss. WorkmansLip guaranteed. " . "!'
JNo. A. HEPPELPINGR, Tailor,
Opposite Post Oflico.
SELL FOR GASH ! I
Tho New Store at
largo supply of Xew Goods and tho pro
prietors aro selling them down lower than
ever. Groceries, Dry Goods, Motions,
FANCY GOODS,
Hardware, Tinware, Great Hargains in
Fall and Winter Goods, Boys' Suits from
G to 12 years,
I00TS AND SIIOES. J
Rubber Goods. All
20 per cent, lower.
bought at market price.
Globe Mills, Pa.
BUY FOR CASH.
A6KT0R THE B&SKLET ON 1IGHT" AND
i m. ii it i ii i i i
CIVE5 eBEST LIGHT IN THE
ran
FOR 13
Horaahlch, bull tronc, pis
and chlokan tlaht. A man
and boy can maka from 40 to
COrodaaday. OvarSOatyiaa.
Illuatratad Cataloaua Fraa.
KIT8ELMAN
Wldgavllle,
MS?
Sc'linsgrovo, la
THING
From $10 Mails !
Selinsgrove, P
Globe Mills has a
goods 7 per cent, to
All kinds ot produccl
niu.
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TO 20 CENTO A ROD7
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