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TUESDAY, JULY 5,
BROSIOUSBROS,
MARKET SQUARE, SUNBURY, PA.
GREAT
CLEARING
SALE
COMMENCES
JULY
5.
4
"Thousands of Dollars worth of the FINEST CLOTHING at a Erac-
tlon of its Real Worth.
It. is a settled fact that we do at no time carry our season's goods for a future sea
sons selling if prico will sell it. We think its not good business form. We are not satis
fied unless we can show a new and complete line in me uegiuuiujj in mc buhbmm.
tatart lhe wheel agoing with a
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT REDUCTION-
AND NOW WE SLAUGHTER PRICES.
BLARING SALE PRICE.
Men's strictly all wool
'Suits which were made to
.well at $6.50 m fancy and
plain colors. We mark them,
$4.19
Children's suits, 29 cents ;
-was made to sell for $1; the
sizes are 4, 5 and (i,
Hoys' caps wo make 12c;
jfhev could he sold at 25c.
COURT HOUSE CHIPS
CLEARING SALE PRICE.
Men's Fancy Plaid Suits
which $4 would ho a fair
price for we mark
$2.89-
Boys' Suits which we bought
S00 of and should be sold at
'AY v murk
.ZO, WO
89c.
Children's waists 2 for
they are the 25c kind
25c;
CLEARING SALE PRICE.
Bicycle Lcggins in fifty dif
ferent patterns, we mark
25c.
The dollar kind we mark
50c.
Bicycle Belts, i6c, should
bo sold at 25c,
Bicycle Caps made of crash;
the coolest cap ever made,
we mark
17c.
1XtN Kiitorpil lor lltrorri.
S. V. Sii-isamaii to Amelia K.
i Shaffer 101 acres in Jackson tu p.
lor 17.-J")
I. A. lcrn ami wife to Henry
14. lliegle, one-f'nrtli acre situated
in the; liorough of Middleburg for
Hcnrj Jlartnian and wife to
Miche' Aumillcr, 103 acres situated
qd Spring twp. for $-1500.
A. II. Rowcrsoxand wife to J. (i.
iSndyer, 3 acres of land situated in
Heaver twp, for $350.
Jacob P. Martin and his wife,
Mary to George Mitchcl four tracts
of land sin anted in Perry twp. lor
$585.00
Lester E. Spcclit and wife to
Tiilie J. Bobb liouse and lot in
Beavertown for $2200.
I.Htt-r UranliHl.
Ix'tters of Administration in the
estate of Henry Grubh, late of Cen
tre township, deceased, were grout
ed to Henry B. Grubb.
Marriage I.lretMM.
( John V. Swartz, Union Twj).
I Amanda Keister, " "
' J II. I. Reichcnbach, McKees.
tllie E. Frantz, " "
'( Irvin II. Uixledrovc, Sunbury.
Mary Reichcnbach, l'erry Twp.
f Newton E. Diehl,
Jane E. Snook,
Calvin Bingaiuan,
LUzie Spanglcr,
Walter J. Dice,
Belle II. Freed,
1 t V 1
Hlooe Mills.
Centre Twp.
Middleburg.
New Berlin.
Newport.
Beavertown
.' A Patriotic Commencement.
The48tli Coninicuccment ofBuck
nell University closed at Lewisburg
this week. ' On Tuesday afternoon,
Jen. Daniel II. Hastings, LL. D.
Governor of Pennsylvania, attended
the exercises aud made a patriotic
address. Themusicduringthcweek
was furnished by the Third Brigade
BandtPottsville. On Wednesday
morning the eol Urge department held
itsgraduatiiigexcrciscsinCoiiimeiiee.
mentllall. Four members of this
classare in the II. S. volunteer
service with Co. A., 12 reg't., now
at Camj) Alger. Three of these,
CorjMraI F. C. Katlierman, and
Privates 11. F. Koons and M. C. j
VaiiGundy were here on furloughs
to participate in the exercises and to
receive their degrees. They wore
the army uniform on the stage
whilst the rest of the class wasattir
m in the cenventional cap and gown.
The fourth member of the class, Scrg't
L. T. Fetzer, could not be present,
but u vacant chair, decorated with
flags, represented his place and when
his degree was announced his diplo
ma was placed upon the chair. At
the annual exhibition of the Buck
nell Academy on Tuesday morning,
Private L. It. Ranek, Co. A., 12
reg't P. V. I., was present and
and pronounced his graduating
oration. Another member of the
class in the same service, J. W.
McCrackcn, was not present but
he was also awarded a diploma.
Buck nell has 20 of her unedr
graduates in the various branch
es of the service, the infantry, artil
lery and calvalry.
The graduates of all departments
numbered 71 at this commencement.
The total enrollment for the yea?
was 433, of which number 2o5
lelonged to the college department.
WEST BEAVEK.
Some of our farmers finished cut
ting grass last week. .. .Charles
Wagner is able to be out and around
again, but it will still be a few
weeks before he will be ready for
hard work. . . .John Quay Stcely'a
father is giving free exhibitions on
Lowell street with his wheel. One
point he claims to be master of is
that every time the wheel becomes
unruly he can lighton his head. .
W. H. Knepp, blacksmith, expects
to have carnage works attached to
his blacksmith shop in the near fu
ture. . . .Some of our farmers think
it will not pay to cut some of tl eir
lields of wheat on account of the fly
. . . .Prof. Bowersox, Sheriff Hitter
mid Prothonotary Shindel, all of the
County Sisat, were at this end of the
county last week one night in search
of frogs. Their reward was a few
orphans, as Reedy Steely had cap
tured the heads of the family a few
days before. . . .The party that sein
ed the dam last, Saturday was well
rewarded. They caught a fine lot
of pike. Some were supiiosed to be
20 inches in length. . . .The Long
and Short Festival held at Cross
grove last Saturday evening was for
the benefit of the Shoe String Band
far a Iwss fiddle.
KBEAMER.
Miss Curia Hilbishof Selinsgrove
is visiting her relatives in this vicinity
Mrs. Dora Mencli of Cowan
is the guest of Miss Emma Wagucr
Miss Edna Smith and friend
of Selinsgrove were calling in this
locality one evening lost week
Miss Izora Walter has returned
home from a few days sojourn in
Selinsgrove......... C. C. Seebold of
Sunbury last week placed a piano in
in the parlor of N. C. Gutelius. . . .
liosooe North and Chas. Walter
of Selinsgrove spent last Sunday in
our town A. C. Smith and wife
were to Sunburr last Thursday....
J. L. W aguer and sister drove to
Middleburg last Sunday afternoon
Quite a number of our young
folks attended the festival at Salem
on Saturday evening ...Misses
Mable Gutehus, Carrie Hilbishand
Nora Kramer attended children
exercises at Salem on Sunday after
noon. Alvin Keck ofFreeburg
was in town one day last week
8. A. App and wife of Selinsgrove
spent Sunday afternoon ' with ' the
latters parents in this place. ; ' J
"I hare - used GhaMbeMaln'a
Cough Bamedr in ny family-for
years ana always witn good rsuiu,"
says Mr.. W. Roooptf of El Lie 01
"For small children w find it mma.
ally effective." Tor sals by all
Druggist ... ;
The Record of 30 Ycsrs
Ik Carriage for the Lad lAtHjy
Year Compiled to Rent Plea'
aid Recollection and to Praerve
the Same.
" 18S2. -June
16, by ltev. It. S. Arndt,
Jacob H. Armstrougof Mouroetwp.,
Juniata Co., and Souhia Kerstetter
of Perry twp. . '
June 29, by Iter. W. F. Warren,
Budolt 1. Schneider and Belle D.
Suyder of Freeburg.
July 1G, Win. O. Bingaman of
Georgetown aud Lulie M. Beaver
of Snyder Co.
July 20, in Williamsport, by ltev.
Geo. Cooper, Win. 11. Yost and
Lulu J. Hare, formerly of Selins
grove.
July 23, by D. S.Thursby, Esq.,
John L. Swartz and Ida Charles.
both of Port Treverton.
July 27, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
Henry I. Peters and Mary E. She!
lenberger, both of liannervilie.
Aug. 14, by ltev. A. II. Spangler,
Wm. II. Weaver and Alda P. Ya
rick, both of Beavertown.
Aug. 15, by ltev. S. P. Brown,
Edward S. Hockenbrock of Rich
field and Emma Goodling of West
Perry. ,
Aug. 20, by Rev. J. P. Shindel,
O. P. McAfee and Jaue M. Gill,
both of Franklin twp.
Aug. 20, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Calvin A. Artley and Lizzie A.
Row, both of Middlecreek twp.
Sept. 2, at Selinsgrove, by Rev.
S. E. Ochseuford, Francis I. Wood
ling ami Amelia Row.
Sept. 3, by Rev. J. P. Shindel,
James Ijose and Henrietta Hackcn
burg, both of Adams twp.
Sept. 3, by Rev. I). M. Stetler,
Levi Kuhns iuid Amanda Deibler,
both of Centre twp.
Sept. 3, by Rev. L. C. Edmonds.
Henry Gross to Lucy Ann Kaley,
both of West Beaver.
Sept. 10, by Rev. A.H.Spanglcr,
J. A. Bolder and Lizzie Smith, both
of Franklin.
Sept. 10, in Port Treverton, by
Rev. U. Gambler, Win. Hoover and
Sarah A. Gaugler, lwth of Port
Treverton.
Sept. 17, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
JohnL. Hook of Wagner to Ellen
E. Spiegelmoycr of Decatur.
Sept. 20, in Selinsgrove, II.
Harvey Schoch to Emma C, daugh
ter of George Schnure, both of Se
linsgrove. In Bellcvuf, O., by Rev. X. S.
Slump, Geo. Bush, formerly of Dau
phin Co., Pa., and Savilla' Moyer of
Sandusky Co., O.
' Sept. 21, nt Selinsgrove, by Rev.
S. E. Ochseuford, David R. Roth
rock of Middleburg to LizzieBeaver
of Kratzerville.
Sept. 21, Geo. P. Mertz, Esq.,
of Northumberland to Mrs. Wolfe
of New Berlin.
Sept. 24, Win. II. Swarlz and
Louisa J. Sholly, both of Chapman
twp.
Sept. 24, on Cooiwr's Island, by
Rev. U. Gambler, Philip W. Steffen
and Maria C. Neitz of Port Trever
ton.
Sept 24, by Rev. J. P. Shindel,
John Zechman and Anna Swarm,
both of Snyder Co.
Sept 2G, by Rev. D. E. Reed,
Allen C. Hackenburg and Abby
Senora Harris, both of Washington
twp.
Sept. 28, by Rev. Sjiangler, Aaron
Dreese and Adda S. Hassingcr.
Oct. 1, by ltev. L. C. Edmouds,
Grunsom K. Camp of Beavertown
to Clara Jane Thomas of" Adams
burg. Oct 4, by Rev. G. T. Gray,
Thomas Dimhart of Williamsport to
Angeline A. Roush of Shamokin
Dam.
Oct 8, in Northumberland, John
B. McCreary of Northumberland to
Maty A. Roush of Washington twp.
Oct 15, by Rev. D. E. Reed,
Chas. F. Spaid and -Emma Newman
of Franklin.
Oct 15,byRev. J. G. W. Herrold,
William C. Snyder and Ida Mink,
both of Middleburg.
Oct 15, by Rev. J.F. Wampole,
James H. Swartz to Lizzie J. Swine-
ford of Chapman twp.
Oct 15, by Rev. & E. Oohsen-
ford, Wm. H. Wolfe of Chapman
twp. to Matilda C. Keck of Kream
Oct 19, at Cannervillei by Eer.
IL L. DUu!er, Wo. nonce CUoaf
aad Margaret Jane Koepp, both of
west Heaver twp, . , ,
Oct If, Wm. n. Kline andM
Caroline Knepp, both of West BeaT
ver. . '
Oct 23, by Henry Beufer, Esq.;
Samuel Troup and Jaue Whatniore,
both of Paxtonville.
Oct 29, by Rev. W. A. lliasj
Reuben Hummel to Lizzie Herman,
both of Kreamer.
Oct 31, by Rev. M. L. Dictzler,
Samuel II. Hendricks of Adams
twp. aud Amanda Elizabeth Denis
of West Bearer twp.
Nov. 23, at Beavertown, by ltev.
W. II. Stover, Wm. F. Howell and
Lizzie L.Manbeck, both ofMcClure.
Nov. 30, in Selinsgrevc, by Revs.
J. Yutzy and S. E. Ochsenford, Dr.
P. A. Boyer and Flora E. Carey.
Dec 10, by ltev. J. P. Shindel,
AbnerR Walter and Ada Gift, both
of Franklin twp.
Dec. 10, by Rev. J.F. Wampole,
Philip Mengel of Perry twp. to Em
ma Hackcnburg of Washington twp.
Dec. 18, by Rev. D. Klose,
Cyrus B. Hoch, formerly of Snyder
Co. and Alice Troy, both of Leona,
Kansas.
Dec. 19, by S. A. Wetzel, J. P.,
Wm. Holtz worth to Sarah C. Cath
erman, both of Centreville.
Dec, 24, by Rv. M. L. Dietzler,
D. Aaron Kern of froxelville to
Mary A. Mover of Middleburg.
1883.'
Jan. 9, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
Wm. J. Wieand of West Beaver to
Loviua J. Garman of Perry twp.
Jan. 11, by Rev. A. II. Spangler,
Wm. T. Dietrick of Middleburg to
Same Parneha lodr of Kreamer,
daughter of Hon. S. H. 1 oder.
Jan. 11, Wm. Luck of Troxel
villc and Eliza J. Yeakley of Jim.
iata Co.
Jan. 14, by ltev. W. A. Haas,
A. L. Stetler of Kuntz to Emma M,
Roush of Freeburg.
Jan. 18, by ltev. D. M. Stetler,
Abraham Ilolshue and Emma I
Lepley, boihofMcClure.
Jan. 21, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
Levi Matter of Middlecreek and
Harriet Foltz of Franklin,
Jan. 21, Daniel Jarrett of Chest
nut Ridge and Mrs. Mary Holmes
of Selinsgrove.
Jan. 30, by Rev. S. E. Ochsen
ford, John Kreider to Mary Kratz.
cr, both of Kratzerville.
Feb. 2, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
James Fuhrman to Alice Smith,
both of Adams twp.
Feb. 11, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Charles Hare of Middleburg and
Hattie Ragcr of Paxtonville.
c
nous, 1
JP'e RV
i. dJ
er.
Oct 17, by & Meiser, sp.,'
Harrison Bollbger and Savilla J.
Syster. both of Washington twp.
Feb. 1 5, by Rev. Spangler, Dr,
I. Grier Barber and Kate itten
meyer, Iwtli of Middleburg.
Feb. 15, bv Rev. I). M. Stetler,
Auroa Singley of Wagner Station to
Maria Kcrstctter of Decatur.
Feb. IS, John A. Rudisill of
Dauphin Co. to Emma Haas of Se
linsgrove. Feb. 23, by Rev. D. E. Reed, J.
F. Bickel of McKees Half Falls to
Mrs. Kate De Wolfe of Middleburg.
Mar. 1, by Rev. M. L. Dietzler,
Albright Dreese to Annie C. Green
hoe, both of Adamsburg.
Mar. 5, bv Rev. G. Lcidy, Geo.
S. Wright of Indiana, Pa., to Mary
Jirubaker of Rockton, Clearfield Co.
Mar. 6, John Wylau of Milroy
and Amanda Hoffman of McClure.
Mar. 8, by Rev. D. M. Stetler,
Win. J. Peters of Decatur to Mary
Elizabeth ShultzofWest Beaver.
Mar. 8, Rev. E. D. Keene of Mil-
heim and Emma J. Yoder of New
Berlin.
Mar. 11, in New Berlin, by Rev.
II. W. Gross, John E. Loyd of
Milton and Clara Smith. .
Mar. 13, by Rev. L.C. Edmouds,
Daniel H. Snook and Emma A.
Wieder, both of West Beaver.
Mar. 13, by Rev. L.C. Edmonds,
Daniel H. Snook and Emilene A.
Wieder, both of West Beaver.
Mar. 14, at Hartleton, Lewis R.
Thomas of Paxtonville and Cath
erine Kistner of Laurelton.
Mar. 15, at Beavertown, by Rev.
D. M. Stetler, D. Franklin Spaid
and Susan Smith of -Beaver. ,
Mar. 18, U. F. P. Snyder of
Snyder Co. and Dora C. Stover of
Aarpnsburg. r
Mar. 19, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Robert Pachniche and Laura Spring
man, both ofFreeburg. . .
Mar, 22, Rev. W. A.: Haas,
Allen C. Arbogast and Louisa W.
Wert, both of Freeburg. '
D. (tomub, both ofKratawri:
Mar. 25, by Rev. Haas. Arf
Ha and Arietta Steinmev. t
of Globe Mills.; 1 ; '
' Mar. 26, by J.C. Burns, i
If'll . a ... . ' w
values miner ana inoene
both of Union twp.
LMar. 29, by ltev. I W
iuussieman ana Alaireje
noin ot lenn twp.
M; W. Scott Benfer and JennJ
Xrr i 1 i .1 ... . "v,
eizei, Doin ot Adamsburg.
Apr. 1, at Akron, O., J
Wearstler of Hartville. Start
u., to name A. Arbogast dan
oi uavid Arboeast oi Fi
o
Apr. 5, by Rev. D.-M.
Jacob Ritter and Marv V. v.
i .i . ... . ' "
noin oi west Heaver twp.
Apr. 17, at Beavertown. lw
A If O 1 t J
rt. ii.opaugier, das. u. llerl
Ida L Smithj both of Bcavi
Apr. 19, in Middlebunr. Iv
F. R. Diety, Prof. J. Hall A
Halifax, Pa., to Minerva J I
oldest daughter of A.K. Gift,
Apr. 22 by ltev. W. A.
James H. Burns to Ellen
both of Selinsgrove.
Apr. 22, by Rev. D. M.
TV.-fi n J i T . . r 1
isamm unjuu Mi uovina Aiusser
oi Auams twp.
Apr. 29, by Rev. J.F. W am
Carbon Seebold to AmaudaM.
er, both of Middleburg.
May 3, by Rev. & E. Ochserf
H. Newton Herman and lj
Khngler, both of Kratzerville.
May 3, by Rev. Haas,
ureeseantl Clara A. E. Er
both of Penn twp.
May 6, by J. I. Yerirer.
Wm. Boyer of Perry township
Catherine Wigler of WashiJ
twp.
May 10, by Rev. II. W.
M. Iv. Hassiuger pf Middl
and V ictoria A. eanck, ilauf
of Samuel Yearick, Esq.
May 15, A. K. Hunberir
Thompsontown and Emma Huf
ot bnyderCo.
Alaylb, by Rev. OdiwJ
Joseph A. Ludwig and Marl
Ulncli, both of Selinsgrove.
May 20, by Rev. T. G.
Roliert Auniiller to Mollie
both of Pawling Station.
May 20, by Rev. J.F. Wad
Jacob A. Diemerof Washingtoi
to ourah L. Laudenslager of
dlecreek twp.
May 27, by Rev. D. M. fi
Wellington Smith and Josd
Whitcnian, both of Beavertowl
J une 7, at Selinsgrove, by
S. E. Ochsenford, Thomas J.
chtleyaud Sallio Leitzcl, bd
Kratzerville.
June 8, by same, F. Frank
merman of Union Co. to H
Felty of Snyder Co.
Juuc 19, at Beavertown, bv
D. M. Stetler, Ephraim G. Ki
Beavertown to Sallie E. lluii
West Beaver.
, at New Berlin,
II. W. Gross, Geo. S. IleiniUf
Sunbury aud M. Alice Botdi
Snyder Co.,
June 29, by Rev. J. W. W
er, Zachariah Bowersox andSf
Walter, both of Franklin twrf
July 15, at Beavertown, l;
D. M. Stetler. Wm. C. U
Hartley township, Union
Sarah S. Moyer of Centre tm
ion Co.
July 22, by Rev. W. A.
Roush Boiling of Snyder Coui
Susan Mussclmnn of Dauphin
July 22, by same, W.
Fisher of McClure and Ada
ner of Middlecreek.
July24,byRev,M.L.ri
Franklin L. Trozel .of lro:
to Ada Berge of Centreville.
Aug. 7, in Middleburg, by
J. W. Bucther, George Wall
Mary J. Hummel, both of
burg. .,,.'
Aug. 12, by Rev. J. P.
Henry Hartman and Susan
both of this county. :
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