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SIIAMOKIX DAM.
A nlpaxaut ami njovable surprise
pjrty was held at the home of Willet
irbosast in honor of Mrs. Arbo
r's 40th birthday. Gl of Mrs. Ar
bogast s menus niHueil in upon ner
.ml did certaiuly tiurpi iso her. The
tollowinff are tbo mimes of those
present : Mi s. 11. L. r ihh, Mihs aim
jieFiss. JJ.iieisier, Nviinanu iiaugii
er. Wesley Froymeyor and vrife.Mr.
foy, Mrs. Kerstebr, Thomas Het-i-mul
wife. O. II. llano nud wife.
jlrs. X. II. ilftrtnmti and tlaughter.
Um. J. II. lihonds aud eous, Miss
lmm Deobler mid daughter, Mrs.
Jhiuph Gilbert, son a-id daughter,
Urs. 'Peter Truto mid daughters,
r., Auiuiller and wife, Mrs. Hiram
Stall, sous tind daughters. Charles
Bower, wife uad daughter, George
uffler aud wife, Mr. Shipa and wife.
Einamijl Yeager aud wife, Homy
Ennnnd wife, Wm. Gaugler aud
i(e, Chas. Farlemane, wife aud
daughter, John Wilt and wife, Con-
ndDutry, wife and daughter, D. P.
Ritter aud wife, Martin blear and
wife, Wm. Young and wife, James
imkv aud wife, Harry Kessler aud
fife. Mrs. Frauk Fisher aud son,
tod Mrs. Isaao Fisher. The presents
ereuiee and numerous. The even-in-
was snent in eating and drinking,
ind all seemed to enjoy themselves.
ibout 11 o'clock the guests left and
iH wished Mrs. Arbogast many more
inch enjoyable birth-days Our
Cuming Factory resumed opera
ion Aug 81st, which gave employ
lent to quite a number of our boys
ud girls. . . .Willet Arbogast, Newt.
Itrtman and Frank Santee took in
h sights at Ocean Grove, Atlantio
Hy and Philadelphia last week and
eport having had a good time...
lor genial landlord, E. A. Aurand
ud wife, took in the Williams'
Irove picnio last week.
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MT. PLEASANT MILLS.
The following teachers were hired
teach the Porry township schools
the enuring term: Fremont
rominar, 0. W. Sierer; Fremont
rimary, James W. Arbogast ; Heis-
Valley, T. G. Arbogast ; Smith's,
ILGarman; Leister's, Goo. H.
eichenbach ; Morning Glory, C. N.
rosius ; Schnfler'8 H. E. Keiter;
Jrymoyer's, P. T. Brosius and
Sine, Eugene Markley. The salary
Fremont Grammar and Aliue
pools were fixed at $28 all the rest
$25.... Albert Schnce is tho pos-
f wr of cjuito a novelty iu the flow-
This remarkable llower
fonis but once a year, and then
Ir a very short time. It begins to
fn at sunset and at midnight is
If open when it begins to close
nd till two o'clock every trace
toe large snow white flower has
ppearod, and only what seems
a bud is left. Mr. and Mrs.
won Monday evening invited
mber of their friends to witness
blooming of this floral beauty.
called the "Night Blooming
n"....Rev. Spahn returned
on Saturdry last, from his
to tbe South-eastern section of
itate. Mrs. Snahn staved in
tor. and will be accompanied
by one of her brothers. . . .The
war-old daughter of W. H.
died on Sundav. of bronchial
onia. Funeral on Wednes-
Our lime burners are all
everlastingly at it at present
armerBare busv sowing
of our people are talking of go-
uiaaieburgh on Saturday to
T. Swallnw
KKEAUEtt.
ti Stanfl
onion picuic on Saturday was
lute a success. Revs. Schn able
lrtz and TV P. TO TW1
I . - IV t AVIS TT vl O
PWs- The Freeburg band
Pdexcellont music... A. A.
f'inan and wife pf Lewistown
Jr parents at this place
'uuunv ni 1 n i
-Mwter Georga Rousta of
'n. 11 ifi Place last week. . . i
euitzdman "biked" it from
Saturday to attend the
FREEBURG.
JohnlHouts bought 4 1 acre or
chard lot 1 mile south of Freeburg of
John E. Mover for $525 . ..Frt-e-burg
Cornet band furnished the mu
sio at the joint picnio at Gilbert's iu
Middlecreek twp., also at Smith
grove. They are enthusiastic iu
their work ...John G. Brown has
erected a new baru on Lis prowim s
in Freeburg. . . .Clifford Moyer after
spending a year in St. Louis, re
turned home last week. . . .The tele
phone wires are now ready to trans
mit messages, which will prove a
ready convenience for our people
... .The cellar is excavated for the
new store room that Jerry Charles
is erecting on his premises. His ex
tended mercantile business and
more room needed for the postof
fice required the erectiou of a new
building. . . .Allen Boyer of Chicago
after spending some time very
pleasantly as the guest of his uucle
D. S. Boyer returned home last
Tuesday.... Miss Annie J, Moyer
ended her vacation at the parental
home uud returned to Alleutown to
resume her duties as priueipid at
the Musical Department of Allen-
town Femalo eollego Our joint
picnio will bo held at Kantz inane
ground next Saturday. We will all
be convoyed from Freeburg on
hirg wagons drawn by a Traction
Engine Z. T. Hoover bored a well
ou the-premises of Brtsslcr's estate
on Mow Market street. Nearly all
our people ure now with a well, since
Hoover has eugaged iu the businexs
....Rev. Druckeii miller announced
last Sunday that he would bo mar-
nod at Alleutown on the sth mst.
and would arrive here iu tho even
ing. The members of the charge
will give him a cordial and substan
tial reception. . . .Harvest Homo col
lectiou last Sunday was $11 3S for
tho beuevolent operations of tho
church.... Johu Hummel, Heury
Romig and their wives, U. S. Schnee,
Geo. W. and John Holsapple, Joirv
Charles, John Heck and Mr. Stroh
of Paxinos, held their annual fish
ing expedition to the Juniata river,
near Millerstown, last week. After
an absence of one week they re
turned home in fine spirits, with
substantial sun-burnt faces and re
ported having caught suffient fishes
to satisfy their appetites, leaving
enough in the river for next year's
fishing. A good friend at Freeburg
addressed their letters "Benjine
Fishing Club" and Howard Arbo
gast as a committee of inquiry as to
their safety, hiked it bv way of Ori
ental, to the headquarters of the
party Conrad Hummel and
brother of Middlecreek township
were the guests of Prot. Win. Moy
er last Saturday.
BEAVEKTOWN.
iuihs uerue uuou, oi ivraizervuie,
spont Sunday at Simon Hpocht's. . . .
Wm. GreeuUoe left on Monday
morning to attend a term of school
at Berwick Quite a number of
our folks attended tho Troxelville
picnic last Saturday. . . . A. II. Bow
ersox. wifo aud daughter, Carrie are
visitiug friouds iu Michigan aud
Ohio Mrs. Jano E. Rhamstino
moved into her new houso. W. A.
Rhamstine moved iuto tho house
vacated by hor.
TROXELVILLE.
The potatoes in our community
are more plenty than was first sup
posed.... Our town witnessed the
faces of many strange people on last
Saturday, many young people who
came from Union county to take
part in the delightful recreation
which always is experienced by those
who participate in the merriments of
our picnic. Our union picnio was
verv largely attended. . . .William F.
Howell of Paxtonville was the truest
of his friends at this place Saturday
. . . .Our schools are all supplied with
teachers except one. Our directors
have a diligent, assiduous studont
in view. We hope ho will be secured
. . . .Charles Goss acd J. A Herman,
tho well-known foot-ball players, loft
again for SuBquehanna University
where they wero admitted at the
last commencement in tho Junior
class.... A birthday parly was hold
for Mrs. Kate Aumiller one evening
of last week. She had boen absent
from home for seme time and when
she arrived home, to her utter sur
prise, she found the house crowded
with jolly people. She received manv
presents. Aftor refreshments wore
served they resorted, for a short
time, to various social cames after
which all returned homo, well pleas
ed with the hospitality. . . .Mrs. Eva
Shrader was buried in the Troxel
ville cemetery last Sundav. Rev.
Landit officiated. She was aged 81
years, 6 months and some days....
Thoso of our young pooplo who are
aspiring for a higher education are
now patronizing Susquehanna Uni
versity in stead of 0. P. 0. A stu
dent ahould attend a school that ii
already prominent and that has a
bright future before it.
A Fablia Letter.
CinHniwttl, Ohio, August 14. 1890.
Aunt ItachMl Span. Drar .UUu :
Wt are am In family myself, wlfo, bat sla
ter and four children. All have been sick two
summer with malaria. Quinine would break
it but lrvet us weak and distressed in the brad
and when we stopped the quinine tha fever re
turned. Many people praised your IVrurian
Hitters and our physician told us to use It. I
fi-el grateful to you becaune your bitters has
cured every one of us after using it 21 days. We
Med it Ave and six times a day, taking a table
pooufi.l of the bittr Iu a small wlas glans of
r.K-r- Port Wiua. Hev. John J. Thomas.
School of Industrial Art.
The different courses offered by
the school cover all forms of Art aud
Desigu : Paioiiu, Sculpture, In
terior Decoration, Architecture,
Book and Magazine Illustration, &o
Young men and youug women ure
admitted to all courses en equal
terms.
The school is e.-qwciall.v strong in
the instruction which it provides iu
all branches of Textile Design and
Manufacture. Its textile department
constituting it complete school in
itself, being not ouly the oldest aud
most complete textile s.ehool in
America but one of the host ach oU
of this kind iu thu world.
An appropriation madu by the lal
legislature cuubles Mid institution to
oiler oue or more free si'holarships
to each county of Pennsylvania. At
least ouo scholarship is available for
each county iu the !;tlo and for
couutits having; iwv. tl.m o;m sen
ator, us many scholarships are pro-
vidod as thero are senatorial du--
tricts. Tho appointments to thest
are made by the governor of the
state, usually on tho recommenda
tiou of the souator and at least one
representative from tho district in
which the applicaut resides. Blank
forms ofapplicatiou aud all informa
tion regarding details will be fur
nished by Principal L. W. Millor, at
the school, Broad aud Pine Streets,
Philadelphia, to whom all commuui
cations should be addressed.
A Physician's Tribute
T tne Benefits Received From Dr. Miles
NEW HEART CURE.
HEART DISEASE la curable. It la not
surprising that all cases uru not
cured, since no physician li:is made
tlio heart a special study for a quarter of a
century as Dr. Miles lias done. Tho follow
ing tribute from a physl.-inn will bo read
with Interest. "Forsix years prior to taUinc
Dr. AIllos" New Heart Cure my wifow:;sa
terrible sufferer from heart disease. She
bad a constant flutter
ing of tbe heart and
KsTlSQCt vUCSfl '10 tk tbree bottles
of Dr. Miles' New Heart
Cure and was complete
ly restored to health,
and lias not taken a
drop of medicine during tbo past two years.
Coder these circumstances I cannot do
Otherwise than recommend It to others."
Friendship, N. Y. W. II. Scott, M. D.
Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by alt drug
gists under a positive guarantco first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent f roe to all applicants.
DU. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Everybody Bays So.
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ant and refreshing to the taste, net gently
mm jiuaiuvciy on Kiuueys, nvornnu noweis,
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The tindcrslened liavlnif been restored fn
health bv sltniilu nieaiis. finer HiifTerinir furanv.
erul years wlih n sevre Iiiiik ntlectlon, and that
dreud dlseaso 4'iiNiniitloii. Is anxlnus to
make known to his fellow Hiirrerers tlie meaiiM
of cure. TothoKt who desire It, hn will cheerful
lj send (free ot charge) a copy of the prescript Ion
used, which they will II ml a sure cure for n.
sumption. Asthma, Catarrh, Krom-Mtla,
and all throat nnd lung Mnlailirs. lie hopes all
siillerers will try thin remeilv, as It Is Invaluable.
Those desiring the prescription, which will cost
thorn nothing, ami may piovo a ulesalng, will
please address
Kev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
iMO-lvr Urookli n, New Vcrk
nr j
i wciuy
For more than twenty rears
we hare been telling: how
Scott's Emulsion overcomes the
excessive waste of the system,
puts on flesh, nourishes and
builds up the body, making: it
the remedy for all wasting- di
seases of adults and children,
but it isn't possible for us to
tell the story in a mere stick
ful of newspaper type.
We have had prepared for
us by a physician a little book,
telling: in easy words how and
why Scott's Emulsion benefits,
and a postal card request will
be enough to have it sent to
you free. To-day would be a
g-ood time to send for it.
SCOTT 4 BOWNE, Nw York,
ESCJ
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disease (Including consumption), ask them If
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