m
mmm
id
Absolutely Pure.
'?Sf ifiMnesa . Assuiw Uie food airalLal. al-
tiSwrtl K0YAL HAKl.NO HWIMSUCO..
IUKK.
XEW BERLIN.
F. H. Maurer bad auction in the
Uocta buildiuR. Tue goods went
Wfiuures on aaiuruay eveuiug
.Sow tbe election is over and the
emocrats rule in our borough.,..
Brouse made a busineHa trip to
"ewisburtf last week. . . .Novelty Joe
inters and iteuo wiokiuo o"1
(ui)y Beeinf? tbe merchants in our
;Mnrimr town. . . .Prof. D. E.
(rbosast wears a broad Binile niuce
L arrival cf a little boarder. It's a
Cr .Uri Muizp, who bad pone to
r ' " 11 rpu
hila., has relurneu uoiiih xuu
Ural for the beneUt of tue IjUIu-
i 1. CVi.l.it. mill Siilt lltvl.1V
JrSO CUUICU UU A liuaj nu uutu
Iveninss was m-cww....uwij
tausle wan a Snyder county visitor
In Sunday.... Tbe ice gorgs about
town has gone without any uamuge.
Wonderful ar the euret tccompUsbed by
.Sarsauarlltaand yet it Is only because
ood'i Sariaparllla, tbe one true blood purifier,
akei pure, rich, healthy, lUe-glvlng blood.
Mood's PHI ur "ie Iiver a01 bowels, aot
kasUy, yet promptly and efficiently, as.
ADAMSHURG.
Henry Deitricb, while hauling
limber, broke his leg. . . . Mrs. Wm.
Bineaman of Dalinatia, and Lottie
fcrouHe of Middleburgh flpent a few
TBheie....H. D. Itoraig was at
Poe Mills visiting his sister last wee k
Mrs. Jas. Hamilton of Altoona
Us moved into Isaac Aurand's house
.Miss Clyde Loyd and Aaron
elfrich of Lewistown visited their
ents last week.... Miss Bessie
d Mamie Meohtley are spending
week in Mifflin,: .'.Geo. Erhart,
, KREA.MER.
Thompson Hilbiah of Selinsgrove
waa in town lant week "Bill"
Gordon and wife spent Sunday be
fore but in Selinagroy.... Frank
Mitchell ia back from Centre county
where be wu selling medicine for
Rothrock, New Berlin W. W.
Roush of Paxinos moved to thii
place last Tuesday on . hia fathex'a j
farm.... Frank Seamen was on the'
sick list. He was unable to have
school on Monday.... J. F. Walter
and wife spent Sunday at Salem. . . .
Charles Lenig has been confined to
his bed for sometime with a severe
attack of sickness. Hope to see him
out before long....N. C. Gutelius
was in Middleburgh on Saturday
evening.... Miss Yerda fields is
atill confined to her bed, but is im
proving slowly but surely.... Milton
Dauberman was in Selinsgrove on
Monday. . . . J. J. Mitchell bought
lot from Thompson Hilbiah above
tovu. He contemplates building
new house. He sold his other home
several weeks ago,
Iliirklrn'n Arnica Naive.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter. Cham)
ed Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
riles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion or money refunded. Price 25
ceuts per box. For sale by Graybill,
Garinan & Co., lucbheld and al
Druggists.
Mi Mflfl
Mrs.
NERVOUS Troubles are due to
impoverished blood. Hood's Sar
laparilla is the One True Blood
Purifier and NERVE TON I C.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common water elans
with iirmeaml let it stand twentv-iour
hours; UHcdiiiient or nettling indicates
h (iiHeiixed condition of the kldueyg.
When urine ttaiu8 linen it is positive
evidence of kiduey trouble, too fre
quent deflre to urinate orpniii in the
back, is alo convincing proof that
the kidneys and bladder are out of
order.
WH AT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge
o often expressed that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp Hoot, the great kidney rem -edy
fulUllH every wish in relieving
PHin in thebaok, kidneys, liver, blud
der and every part of the urinary
pannages. It oorrects Inability to hold
urln and scald in if pain in passing it,
or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine oi beer, and overcomes that un
pleHNiut ueceesitv of beinir eouinell
ed to get up many times during the
nhrht to urinate. Tbe mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp Root
is noon realized. It stands the h irh
est for its wonderful mires of the most
uistreesitig oases; If you need a med
lcine you should have tbe best Sold
by druL'trlhta nrice flftv nntn and one
dollar For a sauiDle bottle and oniu
phlet, both sout free by mail, mention
10ST and send vour full nnnUonVe
address to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Blnu
haiuton, N. Y. The proprietors of
this paper cuarantes th e-pnnliienenii
of this offer.
ALINE. .
Oa Thursday evening G. W. Reich-
enbach and Miss Clemma Goodling
were united in the bonds of Holy
Matrimony. We extend our con
gratulations. . . .The sale of William
Ealtriter was well attended and
th'njrs brought ordinary prices and
amounted to about $285.... Miss
Eflie Hoiuberger. who is attending
school at New Berlin, was at home
OTcr Sunday.... Last Tuesday told
the tale of township officers and
some vere greatly disappointed. . . .
Miss Ajice Reichenbach was at home
trow Stlinsgrove on Saturday to at
tend th3 sale of Wm. Kaltriter....
On Sunday one of Frank Trutt's
children died and was buried on
Tuesday. One of the other chil
dren iatay ill.
SELINSGROVE.
Mrx . Lupfer. widow of D. B. Lup
fcr. deceased, of Steelton, died last
week and wa3 buried on Saturday
Mrs. W. 0. Holmes a sister attend
ed the funeral. .. .Mrs. Prof. Noet
ling and daughter, Mary, have gone
to Bloomsburg to spend a week with
the Prof.... The remains of Abel
Herrold of Chapman township were
brought from Akron, Ohio, on Sat
urday, be bad gone to spend the
winter with friends there when he
wan stricken and died.... Mrs. Rev.
McLain of your town spent several
days with her mother Mrs. J. A.
Lumbard....Dr. Dimm attended a
meeting of College Presidents which
was hld iu Phila. this week... .We
overlooked last week noticing tbe
arrival of Mrs. Eerstetter of Btlle
fonte who is spending several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. J. G. Newland
Messrs, J. D. Hoover and E. M.
Brungart are attending the ptate
"invention of the i. M. Qrl
SlfB ftrH r.hiia are staring 'wllbt
Lte.... The exercises on Mon J'TReBding as delegates from Si
renin g, held in commeration of
Washington's birthday, were a sue
less, although the audience was not
srge, owing to the inclemency of
he weather The Sunday schools
ire having District Convention ou
be (ith of March in the Reformed
Lurch Mrs. James Forrester and
daughter, Mable, are visiting
Isaac Wetzel,
ir v
Largttt fckf-tzm valu.
BoW Y.rywhtr.
onljf bjr
THE N. K. FAIRBANK rnuoiMv
Cbkan euLguli, WtwYork, Boatoo, rhlladalpahk
smithing since last fall, will shortly
move bis family from Gleu L on to
this place. We are glad to ref
Jerry among our citizens as bof i
fine mechanio and an all arjbd
ciever ieuow... . ine lownsiiip'lec-
tiou lust week stemed to be a gener
al squaring up of all scon s ; as er
erybody tried to get even with all
the candidates regardless of party.
race, color or previous condition of
servitude Geo. C. Walker has
charge of J. A. Aigler's school for
tue time luui tue latter is mrapaci-
tatod .from teachitig on account of
diphtheria iu his family The
diphtheria epidemic has apparently
subsided as do other cases have de
veloped within the last two weeks
and the last ease has been discharg
ed and the premises disinfected on
Monday.
CENTRE NILLK.
Ex-Sheriff Bolender and Prof.
Billhardt of Middleburgh were iu
town on Saturday afternoon
F. D. and Foster Ileigle of Middle
burg were in town on Sunday after
noon Dr. D. It. Rothrock of New
Berlin was iu town ou Saturday af
ternoon.... J. H. Miller, Esq., of
Laurelton was in town ono day last
week....H. F. Mohu, J. E. Spangler
and Val. Walter were to Middleburg
last Friday Mrs. Delia Rudy of
Beavertown was tbe guestif C. E.
Sampseirsone day last week
Prof. J. E. Bond, tho King of the.
Act, will give a tight and. slack rope
performance ou Saturday afternoon.
Prof. Bond is a professional and is
worth teeing.
!.'Ass9
who ,js
hanna University T. M. C,
tion F. H. Schrader,
teaching school near ' Ykksburp,
Union county, spent Sunday w4h
his parents. . . .James Starks of H.r-
risburg is spending several days
with his brother, Rev. R. B. Starks
. . . .Dr. Born gave a tea to sounj of
bis ministerial brethren Friday (last
MisB Myra Moyer of Elojms-
burg is being entertained by Miss
Lottie Kistner Misses Bessie
Gerhart and Miller of Suubury are
visiting friends in town . . .James A.
Carey and family of Sunbury spent
Sunday with H. P. Jurrett and fam
ily Mrs. Yaruall and children of
Mt. Carmel are welcome guest at
the residence of her father Jas. E.
Forrester. . . .The public schools had
suitable exercises ou Washington's
Birthday consisting of essays, dec
lamations, dialogues, vocal nnd in
strumental music all of which were
attentively listened to by tho large
audiences. ... .The students of Sus
quehanna University also commem
orated the day by holding a public
exereise in the Chapel. A fine pro
gram was well rendered, and enjoy
ed by the audience.
a-m ;
Free Pills.
OTTO READY
Every expectant mother ha
trying ordeal to face. If she does not
iilUiW IU ill
Sale Register.
Niitiw of wit., win lw lnertc! free under
tbUtlieinllicKiivuilieauiebilli art i.rlnle.1 at
Hmomee. Mi,.ltllie bill nr not printed at
Wis olTloe MVeuiH w ill Im i'Iiiu ttml. I'rrMdiia ex
pcetliiifto Imvewile sho'ild aelect a date and
hire it Inserted In this column.
Friday, Fob. S!li. th.-ee miles west of Kntttor-
vllie, K i: and H. .1. Ilermnn, exwuiorx,
will sell lii'us.'li.iid cmwlMHiid farm stock.
Friday. Feh. wtli, one mile orlb of Frrmonl,
w. I. Yerirer will sell llon.es, cows anil
luruilnx lnipli'iiienls
Siltuidny, Feb 7, tit i vnirevllle, F.B. DollKand
V. M. Sa.'wers, ailnilnlstiatnrs of J. K.
i.lclili'iiwiilii r. deceased, will self llnus-
IMHII I KHHI4,
MoiiiImv. '.larch l. Iwonsd one-lmir nill.-s tomb.
oi Xt-w llcilin, Lucy Ann Kllnxb r will soil
iim-.-ilom iiuoim.
Tuesday. March i. one mile south-west of Mlil
dieliuivb, Mrs. I.I7.I1 II. M11IU1. inlinliils
trstrix nl T. .1. Smith, deceased, will sell
Lite block and t'urmlui; Imiilcments.
Saturdiiy, March mh. a, SI roubtown. Stephen U.
cin..ii nni ncn MiriniiiK inipieuieins.
sauiniay. March titli.nne-fnurth mile Kiist froai
cnlreullc, l.iiicolii K. Hally will sell Tun
nurses, 3 t owa hiki (anulnn Implemonls.
Wednesday, March 8. in Mlddleuury lit t lie or-
nee i aaciin i.inwr'. Mrs. l.lr.leSnillh ml
minimi rut rlx, will sell Law Library nnd t
llce Kiirnlluru.
Thurndny, Mareh 4lh, Joel 0. Ilenfer. 1-hair mile
Niirfli-eust of Hurt ley's church on the mad
Icaillnif from Snillliifrove to New H.tIIii.
will sell 1 h..rseH, H mules and tai luliii; liu-
plellli-lits.
TUursilay, Mnreh4th, 1 mllennrlh of Kreinunt,
Mrs. Calberlne Nace will sell VI horses, 7
head of cattle aud (arming- Impleineiilti.
Sttlurilay, March (. on North Market Street. Se-lln.-Kruu.
Mrs. llclnwa WaKcnteller will
sell I'arinliii; ImplementH, olc.
Monday, March H. one mile east of Mlddleoreck.
Jacob 11111I Lincoln lelier. ei'rs of Daniel
Zieber, will sell lu horses, 6 cow sand larm
Iiik linplemenls.
Tuesday, March 9. f.nir miles north of Middle-
liiii lfli. Michael IIIiiiimH will sell 7 horses, 12
head of call le and farmlni: Implements,
Thursday, Maich 11, 1H57, Lophemis Walter. one
mile east of SmltliKruve, will sell l.lie
Misk Farmlti(f Implements and House
hold (ioods.
Saturday, Mar. lath, miles South of New Jlor-
1111. net .el win sell Live Stuck and
t ariiilnif Impleineiits.
Monday, Match in, tour miles north-east of Mid-
(llebiirch. II. A. Ilowersox. Admr. of An
drew .1. Ilowersox ilcc'd. will sell 8 Morses,
ID head olt attle, KarinlliKlmplementsund
Household Uoods.
Mouday, Mar. IMh, one mile west of AUne on the
road leadlnKtroin Melservllle to Htchlleld,
F. J. aniUMias. Trutt will hell Horses,
Cows, Furnilntf Implements and Jlouso
bold Uoods.
Tuesday. Msn h 1, at Rlrouptewn, K. 8. Slroup
win sen laruuuK Bloc a a uouseooia Itoods.
1 fQestiny, Mnieu in, ui mile .i. (11 nilibiuujij.
Henry Clrulih will sell 4 horses, II brad of
came aiu a lot 01 mriuing implements.
Tuesday, March lit, one-half mllu north of
h reamer, .Manilas lumberman will sell
live slock and lurmlni; Implement!.
Thursday. March is. 'iV miles north of Allddlo-
burL'h. John IH-abler will sell 3 burses, H
head or caiileaml rurmliiK luiplemenls.
Tuesday, Mareh tj.'l, IJT, one mile west of Mid
dleburir, Win. Weiirlck will sell 3 Horses, 4
uows aim runtime; implements.
Tliesduy. March :i. ! miles North of Sellnsirrovo,
Daniel Mig will sell tiinniiiif sbsk and
machinery. ! .1 cm I n maierlal Is new,
used onlv one seasnii.
K;t ready for it,
there is no telling
what may happen.
Child-birth is fulJ
of uncertainties if
Nature is not given proper assutanoo.
Mother's Friend
is the best help you can use at this time.
It is a liniment, and when regularly ap
plied several months before baby comes,
It makes the advent easy and nearly pain
less. It relieves and prevents " morning
sickness," relaxes tho overstrained mus
cles, relieves the distended feeling, short
ens labor, makes recovery rapid and cer
tain without any dangerous after-effects.
I Mother's Friend is good for only one
Send your address to H. E. Buck-J purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood of
len & Co., Chicago, and get a fr 1 danger and pain,
sample box of Dr Kingjs New Life or
Pills. A trial will convince you oi h.m.u..n ienintof m-ice.
their merits. These pills are easy Fhki books, contnininn valuable inform-
in action aud are particular y eflec $S&X
tive in the cure of Constipation and : " "
Sick Headache. For Malaria ana
will lie sent to any addxeti
T.ivnr tmnlilttfl ihfv lnive been D10V
ed invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every de
leterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken bv
their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigo
ate the system, ltegular size 25c
per box. Sold at (Jrnybill, Garman1
& Co.'s Store, Richfield, Pa. and all
druggists. '
BEAVEKTOWN.
Mrs. M. S. Feese is slowly in
proving. . . .Mrs. T. J. Specht visited
Middleburgh friends. -A H. Bow
ersox, a Boavertown merchant, is
loading a car of potatoes at 12c. per
bushel. . . .Mrs. T. E. Specht and son
are sojourning among friends at
White Deer. .. .Isaac Winters baa
temporarily engaged in the mercan
tile businoss at Wagner...... The
Evangelical people are holding pro
tracted meeting which resulted in a
number of converts Dr.-J. F.
StroheckerU housed up ? with an
ugly carbubcle. . . .Jerry Bickle, wko
baa been engaged, here at black-
TUB BRADFIELD REQULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Oa.
Voaknoss offtlen
Qulcklr, Thoroughljr, Forever Cured
br a naw perfected sclentino
method that cannot full un
lia the case in beyond liuinnn
aid. You feel IniproTcd tha
first Our, feel a benefit every
day, soon know youraelf a
kins; among inua iu body,
Imlnd and heart. Drains ami
, losses ended. Every ulntoeln
I to happy married Ufa re
'moved. Nerve force, wHI
energy, when falling or lost, are restored bv Oil
treatment. All weak portions of the body enUra-ei
and strengthened. Write for our pook, with ex.
planatlons and proofs. Sent aeaied, free. Over
8,UW references.
66 NIAOARA ST.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tbe underslirniKl having been restored to
health by simple means, alter sulTnrlnir for sev
eral years with a severe luntr affection, and that
dread disease 4'onaiimptiwn. Is anxious to
make known to his fellow surferem the means
of cure. To thoie who desire H, he will cheerful
ly saud (free of charge) a copy of the prescription
nsed, whlcb Uiey will find a sure cure for Con
eetaaptiOK. Asthma, ( aiarrh, Uronehlila.
and all throat and lunif Klaladlee. lie hopes all
auSerara will try this remedy, as It Is Invaluable.
TtioM delrln(r the presurlptlon, whlcb will cost
tbem hot bind, and may prove a blessing-, will
please address
ti.;,- Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
a-10-lyr .. Brooklyn, New York
-THE-
ONWAKI) MARCH
-OF-
Wneeun
Eleaaice
Is The Progression of
I A
KEATING.
"oO") iIuvk alii-ad oi'tlii'in all"
The new features have
given that glistening
merit that attracts the
expert's admiring gaze.
Soo t licit ourvo!
pur entulugiiB explains tills line of bounty
MliMli'toun,
('l)llll.
KEATING WHEEL CO..
Formerly Holyoke, Muss.
.Mention the Pom-. H
V. E. IIOWKR. K. K. I'AWI.INU.
BOWER & PAWLING,
Attorneys at-Luw,
Ofllces In Hank llulldlni;. Midilletnreli, Pa.
CHAS. NASH PURVIS,
Collections, Loans
and Investments.
Henl Katitte and Private) Banker,
William sport, Lycoming Co., Pa
Deposits accepted, subject to drafts or checks
roin any part of the world.
Justice of the Peace
AND CONVEYANCER.
M. Z. STEININGER, .
Middleburfjh, Pa.
eUbsral Afnstments. Prompt Payments,
H. HRRVEY SCHQCH,
6ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Only tLo Oldest, Strongest Cash Companies,
Fire. Li tin. Afritinf nn.i t......i..
, , ,IU xul II it It If.
No ABsessments No Premium Notes.
The Aetna Founded A. D., 1S11) Aets$ll,0.V,r)i3.S8
Hnnm it .1 11 tenn .. ...... .... - .
American " " 1810 " 2,4 0!),5S 1.53
The Standard Accident Insurance Co.
The New York Life Insurance Co.
The Fidelitu Mutual Life Association.
Your Patronage Solicited.
Great Reduction Sale of
FUnluITU
For Ninety Days !
The Undersigned Oifer The Public Their EN
TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
AT THE UUEATEST8ACKIHICKKVKK KNOWN IN CKNTUAL I KNN-
fYLVAMA.
We ure ut.t M'llili out, bl.t wt. do tins to Inerei.H.. our Miles i.l.ove ,,ny ,,..
Violin Veiir. e ;i ve u few of I he prlees its follows :
Soft i ootl ClmttilitT Suits $ 1 l.dil ( on,,,, ' ., Matties "5
ilHrd ooil Clmtnlier Suits ltl.tlt) Woven Wire Miiltre-.- " l TI
Antiiiue Oak uits, 8 Pieee l:i.lll) Meil Sprint." 1 T,
J'liisli I'arlor Suits ;;tUM I mp Tallies, p.'r W"""""!I!! i)
Wooilen I hairs per vt a.r.o 1'lntlonn KoeK.-rs '. o r,)
In Btoek, everj tliliii; in tile furniture line, iurlii.lit, Minors, H.-k Chm.h
neskH.SIile. hoards Cui.l.oarils.tViitreTi.l.les.Katiev Itoek-rs. Hahv t'lmira
Feather 1 illows, I,oi.nKe(., fouehes, Dnu-hl rays. Sinks, Hull Kae'ks, Cai?
Heat Chairs line, inediiiiii aud rIii-h furniture, to suit nil elnr.M-
1 rloen red need all tliroiili. t'otne cailv and see our stoek hefore trivlnir
VOIir firiler mil llniuci'a IMn 'III ..... . ,. , !""
- , ....... " iu j in-i i:i.n. tin every tioiittr.
icial Attention (liven to Undertaking tfc Kmlmlmin.
KATHERMAN & HARTNAN, Limned,
MIKKUNHUKUU. V
Spet
Ipsurayce.
Snyder's old, and reliable Gen'i
Insurance Agency,
X8EttMS6kOYlS. SJJlililSlt tUUWIT.Tii.
v mimor tV. Snydor, Agent,
SucceHsor to the lute William H. Snyder.
The l'ar-Excollur.ce of Kulmlilo IuHurunco iu re-prnwiiitfil in tho follow
ing liwt of Stnuiliird Compituii-H, from which to iimke u Kclectiou. Kouo
liottpr the World over.
JUIIK, l.4)rAi'li,
,,, ii i inn, ANUKTs,
FlUJi Koyul, Liverpool, Knr. (iiit'luiliiif? foivin usKcts) .?i;l,i)iMi,iinn.O()
llartfard, of Ilui tford, Conn., (oldest Auicrii'im Co.) K,(M.j,7:W.(!2
l'htiMiix, lliirJfoid, Conn. ri,.W,iiriH.07
Contiin'iiiiil, New York, c. 7", i hum. 72
(lonuaii Aiiu'iiciin, New York, (l.'JIO.oiw.KJ
LIFI-' Jlul.mil Life Inn. Co. Nw York, $20l,i;m,!w:i.8
ACCIUKNT Employers' J jialiility AssnrtitnM Coi )oriilii.ii,
Acfiddiit Jus. Co. iSubsfiilicd (!npilal of l:t,7."i0,()0l),()0
Fire, Life and Aeeident riskH aeccptt'd at the lowcHt poHsiUn rate, juu
tilied by a Htrict rcKanl to luiitiiul safety. All just elainw promptly and
sat iHfttftorily adjusted, liiforiiuil ion in relation to nil chisses of insur
aiifo promptly furnished. KL.M Fit V. SN YIJFU, t,'t.,
Ollit'o on jrark(!t Street. Si liiisi.'rovo, I'a
CLOSING OUT!
. . units j'i.f'i-'TTO'n wriff . - . -
In order to j;ive more of inv time to the liiMintniv liic-im ss, I will
m-inlu:illy flow out my entire stork of ( ii'iieriil .MtTrli;in.li.' :it reilticed
l'riees, Many articles far Ik Iuw cost. Special liarains on
Pants. BOYS' SUITS, Coals.
nL-A.p.ris.Jl.Ts -A. ir id eootq,
ami all kinds of Winter (loot k ALL COM K. Do not neglect tlii.t
jrreat opportunity at
DaYitt
Wetzel's
as
Store
Swmeforu
, Pa,
A
01
I XXJJX X J-JJUJ. I.J. 3 Ml
THE fasHioNAbLe
MeriaitTAIMcfSeliiifflye,
You can get the host goods for tho
least money. Je mho to order
your
Fall & Winter Clothing
of tho man who guarantees rt choice
"ffri " an Svcs yu rock hottoin prices
tINO. At UEFFEXtFINCtKK
Merchant Tailor. Selinstrrove. Pa.
The POST and the New York
TRIBUNE both one year $1.76
!'