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BROSIOUS BROS'.
SUNBURY, PA.
We now offer an opportunity to buy SUMMER CLOTHING at
prions tint are entirely new to the Clothtuir buyiu? people about tins m.-c
tinu or Pennsylvania, and all Che newest ami most fashionable Raiment.
We Rivd below' a few of the many bargains we are now offering:
A Man's Bicycle Suit, $1.69
Tins Wo Call a Ileal Bargain.
Men's or Bern' -'ummerUaps -Men's
Fancy Striped i'ants
Men's Uonts with Vests ....
Men's Summer Underwear -Men's
Caps - - - -
Men's Shirts - - 25c. Two Wash Ties
Fancy Bow Ties 5c. Half Hose, G pairs,
Crash Hats, 25c.
49c.
. 69c.
$1.25.
25c.
17c.
5c
25c.
More Than A Thousand Straw Hats
Prices from i o Cents to $5.00.
Old Richland Families,
.-l llandmme Octavo Volume of 250
Paye, Klaantly illunt ratal.
It contains genea logical and his
torical data of great value to persons
looking up ancestry, in reference to
the Rolierts, Foulke,ilton,Strawn,
Penrose, Morris, Green, Shaw,
Edw.mis, Heaeock, Thomas, Thom
son, Hallowcll, Johnson, Ambler,
Iiestler, Jamison, SjM-ncer and other
families.
There an; 21 chapters, as follows:
The Great Swamp, Richland Town
ship, The Friends' Meeting, Quaker
town, Records of Richland, Original
Dm-unients, Edward Rolierts, John
Thomson, John llailowcll, Green
Family, Rolicrt Penrose, William
. .I'jHiiwn, Kimm-l J. Ievick, Bio
graphical Mention, Notes, copious
index is added.
Chapter V. "Richland Rewr.is."
,Qu:ikcrtowii, Rucks Co., Pa) with
thousands of names and dates of
births, deaths, marriages, removals
and interments, is a feature of un
gual importance.
Rkaky Kint Dki.ivkijy.
i;
lwond Kolx-rts,
author of
. Edition
should
15 v
Jjvrics of Quakerism, etc
limited to 1(0 copies.
Pj ice .o. Iii pamphlet form for
iImm- ivlm prefer t hind for tiicm-
M'lvi-s f2..iil.
' mVrs w ith the monev,
!e sent to Kllwoud RoU-rts, Xorris
fown, Pa.
SUMMER OUTINGS.
frMmnlly-'oiliiftaMl Tour Tin 1'ciin
) I tan la Railroad.
Ih- IVnriMylvanlH lUltmart Company nti
.l'jiiuivH in- following reraonallv-Oiuductcd
Tours fur the Miiaiuvr una turly ' Auluiun of
Totlm North (iiiol'Kllni, WaikliisOlen. Mac
.ira K.iII.h. Thousand M'.andi. Moi-trral. Uut-liw,
Au SiOie C'iiiiu. likm Chaplain and Oww,
H.iraU.Ka. iiiid a du.v lulu ride ihnjiiKh th High
lands of th lludum). July ilRh'l AUKUxt l.
'Utf, lioufor iliHroiujd trip from New York,
l'hlladf.Ma. Baltimore, and Waalillnr'oii.
coverinif all xp.-nvi of a taowwks' trip. I'ro
pnruonate rules from othrr points.
To Yellowtou Mrlc ail the TranvMltnlsslp
pl kxpoaltlnn on a sp:l.l train uf Pullman
alwoiii''. (oinpartment, nhwrvaMon. and dluliuf
tarn, alFowlnif eicht il.va in -Wonderland" and
twoanyaat Omaha. M-pli-mber 1. Ham. iiiS
from w York. Philadelphia. Biilllmure, and
VTaaininrujn ; X) from IMUtiur.
To Niagara Kails, eicuntlon irkts rood to
renim wiihln t-n days will he sold on July lil.
August 4and 1", H-p'emUr 1. 13, and . ai rale
of ,o from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wadh
:nifou. Tiinu; ilckw Include (reimportation
uiv and will pcrinli. of aiop over within limit
ot. Buffalo, K-'tieier, and Watkins oo the re
tif .'i trtp.
Tvo t-n day to'int to Otiyntiirjf. I.nniy Cav
rn. Natural Hrldice. Virginia llol hprlnk'a.
Kh hivinn. and Wanltiiftw, hepiemtier W( and
:to0r l Kte, Hi frum New Yurk. M from
t'hllnilei,hla. l'rorrUonate ruti from other
tir ltlti.rarleniii,d fiirtherlnfonnutlon, apply
to llrki-t axetitH. oradoreaa io. W. Bold, Am
MMafii Oener l'aenier Aiient, fUlladelpliia.
Convention National Educational Ass
oation, Waahmjrton, D. C.
K-4lncd RatearlaPeBBnlvitaia Kail.
Yur the National Eduratlooal Awor laflon Con
veuilon Vi ti held at W antiunion. It. V,., Jul v
7 Ui Vi. the I'er.i.v. I'at'la IhUlrood tympany will
wll exRuntoo ticket from point on Itn line to
w aMittxtiti and return at rate of alnsle fare for
r ite round trtp pU U.V) memberehlpfne. Then
lkH will te Buidon, and ifood goini;, July 4
to ?. and "! io return ieavtnir Waablnvuin
July 1 14. whec iauiied by Jolut Afcenl at
WMBUlKUifl.
By depMlUiK ticket vita Joint
a n-ct on or before July I) and on Mvment of
M cenu the return limit may be xtebded to
wn II. Tf-kew for mie trip trotn Waah
httrvoo to Geltyiwirsr. Ulchroood. OlS fotntoom
ik t, aMi AliTti oftiefteldii will on on Mle at
the Otnrr ill tbe fennylanl llallrrjad Coto
Daa in Whtt(Uib Ounng the conUiiuanne of
tbeConTebUfA. VlHrt.
.Sj L"nfc:rifiitel Grape Juit
in Kuroie.
1m v d repuutVia tt'Hm Ha enVanr lo the
mtra rmt. Th )uW la rirh. taMea Ilk witlDlC
ttM npe rtm tmk from the vim; raed by
4lBeeatvcae.
FREEBURO.
Deferred jroiu taut meek.)
Mrs. Moyer, wife ot Prof. Win.
Moyer, has gone to Phila., to visit
her daughter and son. She willalso
visit her son, Prof. F. C. Moyei, at
Heading and attend the centennial
celebration in that lively city.
She will also go to New Jersey to
visit her grand-children, Sessinger's,
who areattending school in that state.
We nil wish her a pleasant tripand
safe return home The spring
Term of musical College will close
Thursday evening. A large class
of ladies and several gentlemen were
in attendance from different sections
of the state The spring term
of the Freeburg Academy will also
close next Friday. This well estab
lished institution was also well pa
tronized and the prospects for a large
Normal Class for the next term are
verv flattering Aaron Kantz
and wifeof Iicbanon Co., visited our
town his native place. The newly
married couple enjoyed the hospital
ity of their relatives ami friends
We expect a large attendance at the
horse sale next Friday ..Fred
rick Keelcr of New J Jerry visited
relatives in Freeburg, the place
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Correoted weekly by our inerolmnts
Butter 10
Eras 10
Omons 00
Lard 0
Tallow 4
Chickens per lb 7
Turkeys 00
Hide 7
Shoulder 9
hhui 12
Wheat 90
Bye 4.'
1'otntoes 00
Old Corn 35
Oatu 3:
Bran per 100 lb 75
Middling" " 90
Chop " 90
Flottr ier rbl 6.40
CENTREVILLE.
(Crowded out (a-it week.)
Our miller, ll.lt. Herbs ter, WAS
to Middieburgon Monday R.
R. Erdley and wife visited Morris
Krdley's of Vickshurg on Sunday
Mrs. S. Ii. Sheary was the
guest of J. H. Lloyd's family over
Sunday Charles Sampsel mid S.
F. Sheary, Esq., attended the conven
tion in llarrisburglast week.
H. K. Sanders was to Middleburg
tine day last week U. II.
ce Fessler is having Ids barn iuinted
his nativity Miss Maggie
Shafferlaughter of E. G. Shaffer Esq.
of Oriental who was a student in our
Academy, left for home last Saturday
Next Sunday the Lutheran
Howard Zechman and wife
of (Jltn Iron visited J. Keister's over
Sunday I)r I). II. Kothroek
and family of New IJeriin visited
Val. Walter's on Sunday
e
Yl at
and Reformed S. S. will observe ,' V"!1 iwhltm. lias some rye stalks
children' day with aoproniateexer- i u,u 'uget mcnsiiring t8 inches,
ciscs Rev. G. D. Drucken-
miller and wife are in attendance at
the symxl at Phila., ami will visit
relatives at Allentown.
KREAMER.
(Crwrded out laxt Veek.)
Ralph Heiutelnian and friend of
Paxinos were visiting his parents at
this place over Sunday Miss
Ida Fields who has been in Selius
grove for some time, has returned
home There was a surprise
jwirty for J.R. I leintzelman last Sat.
evening. Those present had a very
enjoyable time Geo. Gordon,
who is working at Sliamokin, was
1 ionic over Sunday Prof. Fish
er of Salem was calling in this
vicinity on Sunday Mrs. Tom
I eitrich and sons and Mrs. Luther
of Glolie Mills 8jent last Thursday
at Sliamokin Dam A. C.
Smith and laniily drove to Sclins-
grove last Sunday evening Mrs.
Henry Uplinger is lying upon a bed
of sickness.
Robbers at Gunsburger'8
On Monday night robljcrs entered
R. Gunsburger'8 clothing store by
prying one of the rear windowsojx-u
with a pick. They took eight or
ten men's suits, about 2 dozen finger
rings and all the change that was in
the drawer, making a total capture
of il'A) in value. They made their
utcatic through the court house yard
and rear gate and not understanding
the latch, they broke it io order
not to delay their deKrture. Tiiey
probably belong to tiu Iawlewigang
that fretjucntly visitx this section.
MARBIKD.
At the home of of the brule'n par
ents at Penns Cneek, June 9, 1S98,
by the Rev S. Sidney Kohler, Mr.
Edward A. Engle of New Berlin
and Miss Katie E. Long of Penns
Creek. ,
At Harrisburg on the 25th May,
by Rev. Gilbert, Mr. W. Ii. Mench
and Miss Sara A. Miller, both of
Limestone twp., Union Co., Pa.
June 14, in Middleburg, by llev.
Roughter, Charles Edward Corkius
and Clara M. Spitler, both of Mid
dleburg. June 9, by llev. 8. S. Graybill,
at Richfield, Uriah AV.' Strawser
and Hannah V. Kerstetter, l)oth of
est 1'erry twp.
June 1, at Selinsgreve, by IJev.
II. N. Follmer, Richard Lloyd
Schroyer and Eva Katheryn Strhoch,
both of Sclinsgrove.
May 29, nt Reavertown, by Rev.
C. I). Zweier, John F. Peter and
Ella Waguer, both of McClure.
Dl&U.
, In Union twp. Union Co., Pa.,
June 5, William H. Snyder, aged
7 2 years. . 7, . .
a
In Ruflalo township, Union Co.,
Pa., June f, Mary, relict of George
A. Heaver, aged 84 yrs. 2 mos. 16
days. . j
$1.56 Per Day,
A TtW LADIES AND OKKTLKHIK WAKT
BO TO CANVASS. Above Mlary gUannUML
For particulara. nail or addraam.
KMlhTaraVHal(aUWaDa,rB,
The Record o! 30 Years
77 Marriage for the Lad Jhirti
Ytan Compiled to Ret ice Neat
aid Recollections and to Preserve
the Same.
1SS1. .
' Jan. 1G, by Rev. Stetler, Sullie
C. Miller o! McClure to R. Ner
Felker of West Reaver.
' Jan. 20, by Rev. Stetler, Jennie
Kriek and Jaooh Sprigglenieyer,
both of Decatur twp., MitHin Co.
Jan. 20, by Rev. D. P. King, Jas.
E. Forrester of Sclinsgrove to Nancy
Emory of New Columbus, Luzerne
Co.
Jan. 20, by Rev. Wampole, Mary
Magdalena Wochley to II. Frederick
Tents, loth of Perry twp.
Jan. 30, by Rev. II. W. Zim
merman, M. R. Downey to E. A.
Roush of Chapman twp.
Jan. 30, Charles Covert to Bar
bara Jarrett, Iwth of Seb'nsgrovs.
Feb. 1, by Rev. II. R. Belmer,
Wellington Honseworth of Maou
City, Ills., to Lillie Davis of Sclins
grove. Feb. 8, by Rev. Edmonds, Mar
garet Lamliert to Jeremiah Druck-
enmiller, loth of Adams twp.
Feb. IS, by Rev. A. 1J. Casper,
Rev. S. Sidiiey Kohler to Agnes
Casper, both of New Berlin.
Feb. 21, bv Rev. Irvine, S. Morris
Showers and Savilla Walter, Iwth
of Centreville.
Feb. 27, by Rev. Haas, Eler Bol
linger of Middlctreek twp. to Alice
Witmer of Union twp.
Mar. 1, at Beavertown, bv Rev.
D. M. Stetler, Elizabeth Kaiser of
Middlecreek twp. and William J.
Blcttof Lewistown, Mifllin Co.
Mar. (5, by D. S. Thursby, J. P.,
Wilson P. Noll and Bertie , A. L.
Woodling, both of Port Trevcrton.
Mar. 6, by same,Wm. II. 1 looser
of Chapman twp. and Sarah J. Sny
der of Union twp.
Mar. 10, by Rev. Belmer, Joseph
Wallace of Northumlierland to Mrs.
Lucctta Moore.
Mar. 11, by Rev. J. W. Buckley,
fi. rj. jMicKanu jjvaia r House-
worth, both of Selinsgrove.
Mar. 1 0, at the Coleman House,
liewistown, by Rev. J. M. Reim-
ensnjder, Thcotlore A. Walter and
Laura A. Btdendcr, daughter of
Daniel Bolender, Sheriff of Snyder
Cottnty.
Mar. 10, at New Berlin, by ReV.
Kohler, John L. Snyder of Shaiiit)
in to Jemima E. Cochran of New
Berlin.
Mar. 13, bv A. J. Ikm'Ol'soX.Eso.,
Solomon Wise of Centre twti. and
Mrs. Maggie Siukabine of Union Co.
Mar. 13, bv Rev. J. W. Rente,
Sarah A. Swartz of Chapman twp.
una John b. bhatlcr of Union twp.
Mar. 20, by Rev. P. Ii. Haines,
David Hotter of McKees Half Falls
and Mary Ellen Kerstetter of Mil-
Ierstown, Perry Co., Pa.
Mar. 21, by Rev. M. L. Drum,
J. Frank Sandel of WinfieldtoKate
Young of Monrae twp.
Mar. 21, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
Emma Spigelmoyer and Allxrt
Knck of Decatur, Mi til in Co.
Mar. 20, at the Evan, parsonage,
Port Treverton, by Rev. J. W.
Bentz, Sallie Kemble to Simpson
Jlerrold, both ot Union twp.
Mar. 27, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
Emma Reitz of West Beaver to
Roswell Sechrist of Beaver twp.
In Sunbury, James Fuller of
WilkcsBarre to Eva, eldest daught
er of the late Capt. C. S. Davis.
Apr. 3, by Rev. L. C. Edmonds,
Elizalx'th Gerhart and Jeremiah
Bowersox.
Apr. 5, by Rev. Haas, Lewis
King to Mrs. Daniel Gembcrling.
Apr. 12, at WaddansGrove, 111.,
Mamie L., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Smith, to Robert J. Panis.
Apr. 14, by II. Benfer, Esq.,
liawrence Middleswarth and Iiizzie
Walkins.
Apr. 17, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Ada Harniau to Georgellains, lwth
of Washington twp.
May 1, at the residence of Clias.
Steininger, by Rev. I. Irvine, Calvin
8. Steininger of Middleburg and
Cinderella High of New Columbia,
Union Co., Pa.
I May 8, by Rev. J. W. Buckley,
$. D. Specht and Utica Hummel.
May 8, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
Adam B. DeLong of Lyons, Berks
Co., to Amelia Helfrick of West
Beaver twp.
May 22, by P. M. Teats, Esq.,
Isaiah Tressler and Mary Kerstetter,
both of Chipsum twp;
May 22; by Rev. J. P. Wampole,
Phillip C. Brawler of W. Perry twp.
to lunuia E. Roush ofWashiagton
twp.
May 22, by W. A. Orr, Esq.,
Israel Sanders of Wagner to Mrs.
Mary Haines of Baunerville.
May 24, by llev. D. M. Stetler,
Daniel Riegel of West Beaver twp.
to Susan Nevil of New Berlin.
May 29, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
David II. Shacfier and Alice . M.
Gaugler, both of Ptrry twp.
May 29, in Selinsgrove, by Rev.
J. W. Buekley. J. Ostsir Snvder of
Ml Carmel to Mary E. Geinberling
ot Selinsgrove.
June 2, in Selinsgrove, by Rev.
E. 1 1. Leisenring, George C. Wag
ensellerand Lulie, eldest daughter
of 1?. J. Schocli, bothof Selinsgrove.
J une o, by Rev. R. S. Arndt,
Wm. E. Shaett'erof Washington twp.
to Hannah A. Longaree of Union
twj).
June "), by same, Noah M.
Roush and Ellen C. Gundrum,loth
ot Freeburg,
June 5, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Rev. S. E. Ociiscnibrd, pastor of
First Evangelical Lutheran church
of Selinsgrove, to Sallie C. Boyer.
June 8, in Lykeus, by Rev. J. A.
irt, J. C. tear of Selinsgrove to
Josie Martin.
June 10, at Selinsgrove, by Rev,
II. B. Belmer, Dr. Benjamin Em
erick and Bertie Wagensellcr.
June 19, at Beavertown, by Rev.
D. M. Stetler, Simon O. Kratzer and
Mary A.lleaehel, both of Centre
twp.
June 19, by same, Howard Jones
and Catherine Gilbert, bothof Wash
ington twp.
June 19, by Rev. W. L. Ditzler,
Henry C. Krebs ofMiddleeruekHnd
Sophia Knepp of Baunerville.
June 19, by same, Charles P. Fiss
of Troxelville to Sallie J. Middles
warth of Middlecreek.
June 19, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
Henry J. Wugner of Penu twp. and
Emma C. Steever of Millersburg.
' June 22, in Bristol, Ind., by Rev.
M. Rosevelt, Charles C. Bower of
Bristol, Ind., formerly of Middle
burg, to Kittie Hamilton of Law
rence, Miss.
July 3, II. E. Austin and Clara
E. Bogar, both of Port Treverton.
July 5, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
Allen Stetler and Carrie Trutt, both
of Monroe twp.
July 9, L. W. Riegel of Adams
burg and Maggie C. Botdorf of
liewistown.
July 10, by Rev. Irvine, The
philus Swineford and Nettie Sooy,
both of Philadelphia.
July 10, by Rev. John K. Sny
der, Riley Miller and Susan Stroub.
July 23, by R. C. Fiss, Esq., II.
Percival Hottensteiu of Sliamokin
Dam to Sallie Hane of Selinsgrove.
July 24, by Thomas Paige, Esq.,
Win. H. Sliacffer to Martha M.
Hcrrold, both of Chapman twp.
July 14, in Selinsgrove, Newton
Jarrett and Mollie Benuer, lwth of
Selinsgrove.
July 17, James Blackford of Mif-
rlinburir and Mary E. Stetler of
Sliamokin Dam.
July 28, by R. C. Fiss, Esq., Dr.
C. Folk of Northumberland Co. to
Margaret Coryell of Snyder Co.
July 28, at Beavertown, by Rev.
I). M. Stetler, Roswell Kriek to
Mary S. Hassinger, lioth of Decatur
twp.
July 31, by Rev. II. B. Beliner,
losenh Brown of Herndon to Delia
Stroub of Port Trevcrton.
July 31, by D. S. Thursby, J. P.,
Ix;vi Fritchman of Chapman and
Sarah E. Keller of Port Treverton.
July 31, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
John II. Auman of Union twp. to
Anna Alcinda Gilbert of Adams-
burg, j
Aug. 6, ncarAdamsburg,by Rev.
L. C. Edmonds, John Homniel and
Ada Harmony.
Aug. 7 by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Benton Kriegbaum of Fremont and
Agnes Schnee of Mt. Pleasant Mills.
Aug. 7, byJ.C.Rcyfogel, George
P. Tompkins ot Phila. to Susan
Woodling of Freeburg.
Aug. 7, H. Mitchell to Amelia
A. Kratzer, both of Centre twp,
Aug. 11, Thomas Chanel of Un
ion Co. to Ilattie Bailey ofKratzcr
ville. Aug. 13, Charles C. Miller and
Maggie Hftins, both of Danville, Pa.
Aug. 14, by.J. S.Meiser, ' J, P.,
Wm. O. Gilbert of Smith Grove to
Fanny E. Kerstetter of Chapman.
Aiiar: 14, John Geoibw
Sarah Diehl of Middlecreek
Aug 21, at Port Trev.(
D. 8. Thursby, Esq., John i
and of Sliamokin Dam to pi'
liToeafottnv nf XT,.!" 1 1 . - "
A Ot 1 I I ti
, ug. vy a. i.ixwer,.r
Wm. Conley of Centre twr. J
A IVv,Kln.nfT..- 1..i.' 'I
Sept. 1, by Rev. V.
Stephen Wendt of ShanioU
io jtvaue A. onaeuer of Frtd,
SepL 1, by Seni. Ix'itz.1
Jacob liolig and Sarah KrarJ
of Middlecreek twp.
Sept. 4, by Rev. J. F. W
Benton T. Reichenbach tj W
Nace, both of Perry tv-
Sept. 4, by Rev. D. M,
Wm. Y. McGIauglin of IJ
to Emma Rotnig of West lij
Sept. 4, by Kcv. J. p.jJ
Henry Leister andAngelini J
Dom ot onyder Co.
SepL 11, by Rev.ShinJt.fJ
v. Aicniiuncii uuu oaran L.
neckcr of Snyder Co.
Sept. 11, at Port Trevert,,
Rev. U. Gambler, John 0. i
of McKees Half Falls to Jti
Arnold ot fort Treverton,
Sept. 15, by Rev. J.WJ
John C. Bogenrief of Thom
to Mary Riegel of Freeburg.
Sept. 15, by Rev. M. L 4
assisted by Rev. James Cum
Rev. E. H. Ijeisenring, Sin
Camp of Milton andSueM.S
only daughter of Hon. J,
Shindel of Selinsgrove.
Q....4. IS 1... t TV II
ucju. io, uy xtev. u. in, v
RculieaA. Wagner and Sari
tiltla Goss, both of West Ran
Sept. 29, by Rev. II. X
Wm. Bennett of Wiufidd at!
A. Matthews of Buffalo Val!,
Oct. 2, in New Berlin, l)r
S. S. Kohler, Charles H. j
ster and Sallie A. Mitchell, M
licaver twp.
Oct. 2, by Rev. H.W.Gp,
C. Foster and E. C. Mull, J
Union Co.
Oct. 2, by Rev. D. M,
lhomas Marks of Ijewistoi
Ijouisa Stuck of McClure,
Oct. 6, at New Berlin, livK
S. Kohler, Simon Geis andilJ
Roush of New Berlin.
Oct. 0, by same, Wm. H.
and Rachacl A., oldest daugln
of Frederick Fries, lxitli d
Berlin.
Oct. 0, at New Berlin, bv
II. W. Gross, James Beavcru'
,11. .1 .. i r . . ir
uieourg iiihi jpnnie ij. Mm
Mifflinburg.
Oct. 11, by Rev. H, W,
Rev. J. B. Fox at Clayl,
Berks Co., and Emtna L
daughter of Martin Rohbiwln'
falo Valley.
Oct.. 13, at Adumsburfr, f
L. C. EdmondH, Anion 15. I
of Paxtonville to Mary 3im
singer of Fremonti
Oct. 13, in Beavertown, h
J. C. Brotlfuhrer, Lticien !i
myer and Emma Kriek, biitli
catur twp., Mifllin Co.
Oct. 14, Isaac M. BniW
Selinsgrove and Kate A. m
of Port Treverton.
Oct. 20, John Hughes uinl
Ellen Felker, both of McUm
Oct. 22, by Rev. BliindJ
W. Seeliold of New Berlin
Phoebe C. Felty of Paxtonvili
Oct. 27, James E. Rohrer
Ktfes Half Falls toJennieA.
of Tuscarora twp., Perry Co.
Oct. 29, by Rev. M. h
Joseph B. Garilinn and Fan!
Mills, daughter ofCapt.N.J l
both of Northumberland, H
Nov. 1, byBev. O. E. M
sisted by KevV J. O. Sully,
Moyer of IJeatvertown ami
Ingalls of Miiliin Co.
Nov. 1, by Henry Benfer,
II. D. Mitchell. Esti.. of i
ville to Lizzie Smith of WuM
twp.
Nov. 24, in Selinsgrove, l?!
S. E. Ochsenford, Henry V.I
of Kratzerville and Laura S4
Winfield,
Nov. 27, by Rev. W.R.
A. 8. Newton Wetzel of N
linto EmmaE.Eisenhaurof
burg. .
Dttn. 1. nt lWvirtnwtl. I? I
D. M. Stetler, Irwin RoA
Susan Youngman, both ota
Aunt Rachael Horehound
luunpane for Singer!
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