Teart Compiled to Putin JW
j ieeolleSoM and te Prettrrt
18S9. .
iw.26,by KeS- S. 1. Orwig,
r 1 1 art or nf Hartlcton to
Orwig rfMMkbu.
frw 26. by J. F. an),x)le, A.
, Womer, of Fremont Nek to
f ' n. on bv Kev. J- F Wampole,
.11. :
i er J- KHngrnl Ada Matilda
v, bith of Kratzcrville.
n 31, by Kcv- J C" Mununa
'fl Walter ot Middleburg to
' v. Knbb of Beavcrtown.
iarr -
Jan 8, bv llev. U. M. Klepfcr,
ud V.Hall of ' Lewhfaiwn to
srrieD. Merti ol Selinngrovs.
t.,n l.liv llev. Jacob Yutzy,
trtlmr P. Carey and Jessie I. Eby,
.rfh of Selinsgrove. .; ,T . -t....
9 i,y D. S. Bjvct, J. 1 .,
LtluasS-SchneetoAiiceM. Thomas
LhofFreeburg,
lia 2. bvltev. W. M. IaihIu,
iiio. F. liingaman of Troxelville to
mnv S 15urge ot Uentrevuie.
Jan. 7, by llev. J. M. Stover,
;to.S. Kline and Martha K. Hinga-
hum new
Jan. 12, by the same, 5. K.
t 1 f Itfnrtin. Ixitll
fl'alla.
Tin 12. bv Rev. Oclisenford,
tremialiD. Fisher and Mary C.
MoT, both ot l'enn twp.
Jan. 12, by Rev. W. A. Hum,
,lalom Tlmrp and Lizzie Aneker
i .i i i...i..r..
mill 01 inimiwiv..
Jan. 13 bv James Middleswarth
I P.. Paniel K.Stalil of Cliillisqiia-
pie to llannnli i. iicsieroi ;u;iub
Itrp.
Jan. 13, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
umuel S. Sclioll and Alice Iienig,
wth of Pallas.
Jan. 14. J. K. Peck, J. P. Simon
M. Long and Agnes Marks, both
I Holler.
Jan. 20, by M. P. Arnold J. P.,
Unul Sclmtt'er and Minnie M. Straw-
kr, both of Union twp.
Jan. 22, by W. W. Wittenmycr,
Klerk O. C, Elmer E. Zecliman ot
piiddlolmrg to Alice M. Ilrunncr of
kVntre twp.
Jan. 2(5, bv Rev. W. A. Haas,
latvb W. Uoltzapple of Miller.-dmrg
to Louisa Laudciihliiger ot Sclin-
rove.
Jan. 27, bv W. W. Wittemnyer,
Clerk O. C, Daniel Riegel of Bea
ver Springs and Amelia Huckenburg
t Iiaiikl'.n twp. i
Jan. 30, by Rev. S. P. Orwig,
(itu Frantz of Mahantongo to
Sullie 10. Hall of McKees J Falls.
Feb. 2, bv Rev. W. M. Laiulis,
Harry M. Matter and Ixmisa J.j
HuiiiL's, both of Beaver Springs. i
Feb. 4," by Rev. W. A. laas, Al-;
en II. Smith of Selinsgrove to An
na H. Erdley of Salem.
Feb. 4, by Rev. S. 10. Oclisenford,
Hurry 10. Ritter of Monroe twp. to
Kate M. Sassainan ot Union Co.
Feb, 0, by Kev. W. M. Landis,
Wm.-H. Weader and- Agnes M.
Wagner, both of McClure.
Feb. 7, by J. C. Kreitzer, J. P.,
George Kerstetter of Perry twp. to
Eve A. Lenig of Chapman twp.
Feb. 9, by Rev. Landis, Joneph
0. Sliillinir to Jennie Good. loth of
Troxelville. ; ''
Feb. 13. bv M. P. Arnold. J. P..
Wm. II. Rrubaker and Ellen Stef
fen, both of Union twp.
Feb. 13, bvJ. KohlerPeek. J. P..
k'liiainui Biekhart and Marv M.
Xi'itz, lxith of Hoffer.
Feb. 13, bv Rev. J. M. Stover.
Aaron A. Howell to AiinieE. Sel
lers, Ith of McClure. .
Feb. 13. bv J. C. Mumma. Rev.
'iilwn F. Haasinirerof SDPnirtwn.
Mary 10. Zeckinan of Beaver twp.
rtb. 20,by J. K. Teck, J. P.,
'etcr Foltz and BarlwraM. Yercrer.
th of Meiservillc.
Feb. 20, by Rev. J. N. Wetzler,
anies A. Bickel to Sarah 1L Annum.
wth of Spring twp.
Feb. 22. bv M. P. Arnold. .T P.
IaoM. Botrarof Port Treverton
to Emma L. Eby of Heradon.',
eb. 23. bv Rev. S. R Ochsen-
H Charles Reichley Mary J.
"Tger, both of Monroe twp.
Feb. 23, by Rev. J. F. Wamjyole,
D. Barner of Liverpool to Alice
ummci ot t recburg.
eb. 24, by W. W. Wittenmyer,
Clerk XX, JTCid Jtfpb-
DftiberW Co. tu KSa. JlW of fold, Kev. Wm. H. Ikle of Belle
J.nuUO nhifrni foDteloEIUH.B. ofSelin
i '. i r wt .:A. oTovft.
Teb.' 25. bv KeV: G. W. Leuher,
Wu. H. Kipkt, of Globe Mills and
India 8. Willi of Richfield.
Feb. 27, by Kev. J. M. Stover,
Wm. J. Treaster of Decatur to Cora
L. Gearhart of Beaver Springs.
Feb, 27, by Rev. J. M. Stover,
Wm. F. Stimelv of Middleburg to
Mary J. Herman ot Middleswarth.
Mar. 2, by Rev. S. P. Orwig, Jas.
R. Croeairrove of Middleburg to
Susie E. Kuluu of Pemi'a Creek.
Mar. 4. bv Rev. J. C. Mnnuna,
John D. Herbstcrand AnnaC Mid
dleswarth, both of Beavertown.
Mar. 4, by Rev. J. IX Stover,
Henry P. Hoot and Carrie Sholly,
both of Dundorc.
Mar. 4, by Rev. S. P. Orwig, C.
M. Middleswarth of McClure to
Bessie Stout of Middleburg.
Mar. (i, by Rev. Jacob Yutzy,
Geo. P. Fisher and Etta ILSiegfrud,
both f Selinsgrove.
Mar. 9, by M. P. Arnold, J. P.,
John I. Snyder of Port Treverton
to Katie Shot zk'rgcr of Pallas. -
Mar. 9. by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Wm. Kratzer of Kratzerville and
Mary J. Irwin of Limestone twp.
Union Co.
Mar. 9, bv Rev. J. C. Mumma,
Jerome W. Beaver of Beavertown
and Mary I Riegle of Adamsburg.
Mar. 13, by Rev. 8. P. Orwig,
llev. J. M. Rearick of Rebersburg
to Maggie E. Walter of Middleburg.
Mar. IP,, by Rev. S. P. Orwig,
John KBinganuin and Flora J. Hit-1
ter, both of Centre twp.
Mar. 18, by W. W. Wittcnmyer
Clerk O. C, Howard Hartman of
Pcim's Creek to Cora I. Hellnck of
Adamsburg.
Mar. 19,byChas. R. Rishel, J. P.,
Geo. W. Showalter and Emma J.
Peek, both of Selinsgrove.
Mar. 23, by Rev. J. N. Wetzler,
Chas. S. Stimeling of McClure and
Mary E. Baker of liowell.
n Mar. 23, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
John Strayer and Polly Ann Berg
er, lx)tli of Washington twp.
Mar. 25, by Rev. S. E. (Xil wen
ford, E. L. Burns of Selinsgrove to
Kate Biekhart of Smithgrove.
Mar. 25, bv R-v. J. X. Wetzler,
Amnion Dreese of Beaver twp. to
Ida M. Snook of Adamsburg.
Mar. 29, by Rev. C. O. Ix-lir,
Charles K. Culp of Williamstown to
Jennie Bower of Swineford.
Mav l,by Kev. J. X. Wetxler,
Jaob'Erb and Martha J. Bitter,
botli of West Beaver twp.
Apr. 10, by A. A. Romig, .1. P.,
Henry Baumganlner of Lowell to
Mollie E. Houser of Crossgrove.
jav )y ,.v (;t.()i J, Seliaef-'
.c ("ylvin C. Mittei Hug and Lizzie I
jt Shelleiibersrer, both of 'est
i.rrv two.
May 18, by R. ( -'. Fiss, J. P., i
Levi Herrold of Kantz to Hettic
Baley of Shamokin Dam.
May IS, by R. C Piss, J. 1'.,
Michael Trutt of Union tv.-p. nini
Lydia Keudell of Jackson twp.
May 1), by Rev. A. 10. (lobble,
Abraham Harbst and Alice Klasc,
Iwth of Glolie Mills.
Apr. 20, by A. A. Ulsh, J. P.,
Arthur J. deader and Lydia Ann
Herbstcr, lioth of Middlecreck twp.
Apr. 20, by J. C. Kreitzer, J. P..
John R. Iicaeh and Agnes Stahl,
Itoth of Chapman twp.
May 22, by I). S. Boyer, J. P ,
Wm. IJoyer and Katie Reich, Uitli
of Washington twji.
May 25, by D. S. Boyer, J. P.,
Daniel L. KeilkT and Agnes E.
Haiues, both ofFreeburg.
May 25, by Rev. J. F. Wamjiole,
Geo. C. Stuck of (ilobe Mills to
Mary E. Row ot Kreamer.
Apr. 27, by J. KohlerPeek, J. P.,
Benneville Kerstetterand Mary Ann
Kerstetter, loth of McKees J Falls.
Apr. 27, by Rev. S. E. Oclisen
ford, Henry Dork and Lizzie
Beaver, Iwth of Kratzerville.
May 29, by W. W. Wittcnmyer,
Clerk O. C., John Heimbaeh and
Sarah Lrnig, Ixith of Washington
twp.
May 31, bv J. K. Peck, J. P.,
Phillip W. Kerstetter and Anna a
Kerstetter, both of McKees J Falls.
June 1, by J. C. Kreitzer, J. P.,
John A. Noecker of Chapman twp.
to Sallie E. Zoug of Liverpool.
, June 1, by Rev. J.' C. Mumma,
AmonM. Smith and Mollie R.
Specht, both of Adamsburg.
June 5, by Rev. S. E. Furst, D.
J. Dreese of Beaver Springs to Sadie
Walter of Penn'8 Creek.
- Jn 5, by Eev. & L Ohaer-
grove.
June 5, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
Calvin Mover of WiafieUl to Maggie
Maurer of New JBerfri.
July 6, by J. K. llecli, J. P.,
Elmer Brown of Colnnibia to Pre
cilla Bickel of McKees J Falls.
June S, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
John F. Thomas of Shamokin Dam
to Matilda Bailey of Kratzerville.
June 8, by mine, H. F. Bressler
of Krtamerto Sallie Banner of Fre
mont. June 21, by Rev. J. D. Stover,
Wm. D. Harner and Dtdsie Attig,
both of Paxtonville.
June 22, by A. G. Hornlierger,
J. P.,'Petcr D. Kerstetter of Sus
quehanna twp., Juniata Co., to
Louisa Hornl)ergtr of Perry twp.
July-22, bv Rev. Jacob Yutzy,
M.Archie Miller and Bertha B.
Burns, both of Selinsgrove.
June 29, by Rev. John Landis,
Emery E. Snyder of West Perry
twp. to Carrie S. Brown of Fayette
twp., Juniata Co.
June 29, by J. C. Kreitzer. J. P.,
John Herrold and Mary Shaffer,
both of Holler.
July 1, by Rev. J. X. Wetzler,
Jacob A. Hains to Mary I. Freed,
Ixith of Beavertown.
July 8, by Rev. W. M. Landi,
Irwin J. Wagner of McClure to
Ilattie L. Snook of Lowell. -
July 8, by Rev. W. A. Haas, W.
II. Smith of Iicwisburg to Clara L
Gundrum of Selinsgrove.
July 13, by J.C. Kreitzer, J. 1'.,
George Hile of Holler to Carrie E.
IiCiiig of Chapman.
July 17, by Rev. W. A. Unas,
Xewton A. Bowes of MifUinburg to
Jenetta Bell Gemk-rling of Selins
grove. July 20, by Rev. W. M. Landis,
James B. Spangler and Alvilda M.
Wagner, lxth of Adamsburg.
July 20, by llev. C. O. Ihr,
John Yerdy of Selinsgrove to Alii-e
Amig of Middlel)iirg.
July 22, by Elias Hummel, J. P.,
James Bingaman of ('cntrcville and
Alice J. Knhns ofMusscr's Valley.
July 2(5, by Absoloni 15anicr,
J. P., Jacob Smelt, and Mary Ida
Swincliiid, ImiIIi of Oriental.
July 27, by Win. Myer, J. 1'.,
Joseph II. Diehl and Susan Milter
ling, lioth of Washingioii twp.
July 27, by D. S. Buyer, J. P.,
John S. Keich and Agnes Lenig,
lK)th of Freeburg.
Sept. 2, by J. K. Shinkel, J. I'.,
John Xcitz of Holler to Susan Lo
vina Xapp of Pcim's (Veck.
Auir. 7, bv Rev. Jacol) Yuizy,
John G. Cliestnutt of Lcwistown to
Anna L. Kempfer of Sdinsgrove.
Aug. 7, by Kev. J. X. Wetzler,
Charles M. Aurand of Lewistown to
Lizzie M. Rearick of Adamsburg.
Aug. 7, by J. C. Kreitzer, J. P.,
Joel iarks and Mary Uerrold, both
of Ferry twp.
Sept, S, by Rev. J. N. Wetzler,
Paul ReadlyofMt. Carnieland Ada
Mover of Paxtonville.
Sept. , by Rev. J.tl. M. Swcngle,
Chas. W. Swcngle and Anna Sehoch,
Inith of Franklin twp.
Aug. V, by Elias Hummel, J. P.,
John (. Renninger to Mary 10.
Yerger, lioth of Miildh-burg.
Aug. 10, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
Richard W. Witmer and Louisa
IiOngacre, loth of Union twji.
S'pt. 11, by Rev. J. N. Wetzler,
S. W. Shilling of West Beaver twp.
to Sarah J. Swartz of Spring twp.
Sept. 13, byOeo.F.Brosius,J.P.,
W, II. H. Shafcr of Perry twp. to
Fimmah Rhoads of Monroe twp.,
Juniata Co.
Aug. 16, by M. P. Arnold, J. P.,
Wm. S. Fen8termaeherof Dalmatia
to Mary E. Shaffer of Union twp. '
Sept. 18, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Joh. S. Hummel of Middlecreektwp.
to Margaret Deabler of New Berlin.
Aug. 23, by Rev. C. M. 'Aurand,
Pallas B. Middleswarth of Beaver
town to Mary A. Hackenburg of
Troxelville.
Aug. 24, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
John F. Sauer of New Berlin to
Dora Alta Row of Salem.
Aug. 28, by Rev. W. M. Landis,
John W. Krick and Mary J. Wag
ner, both of Adams twp.
Grape and Bark Bitters for Malaria.
Frerjr one know the value Ot the grape
lURRlou nd healthy fruit, Aunt Kacliaer Ma
larial Bitten It Um ultimate 01 the orape Julo;
la Ita propertlflti, mUdly diuretic tudrecllle and
ttmlo. More than MTeo-elKbtha la the pure
Juice of the rrape. almnly made bitter by Peru
Tlan lurk oaamomlle riowwi, soake Hoot, o
and wUl cure MaUrlal U uasd al directed .
"Do jo bmi to tell b taat yon
gmv that horrid tramp any money?"
MkodoiMgirL
. replied the other. "I hadn't
the heart 'to refuee him. Re eeid he
wanted eooee oold victual, and I'have
known what it U to aoffer. for ice
cream aoda water myaeH." N. : T.
Tening aurnaL '
A phyaivian wit called in to pre.
aoribe for a new client. lie listened to
a terrible tale from the Invalid, who,
by hie awn account, waa aufforing
from all the Ills known to diseased hu
manity. The list so impressed the doc
tor that at latt he exclaimed: f
"What splendid health you must
have ta endure all these mnladicst"
Judy.
. Jnat (he Thin.
"You seed a short vacation," sah) the eo
tor, "and a rest.
With not a bit ot toll In any mode."
Bald ths farmer, with a wink: "Then I'd
better go. I think.
And be working out my taxoa on the
road."
W. Bulletin.
TUB ONB EXCEPTION.
She Anybody would take you for
an actor.
He All except the manager of the
show. '. Y. Ledpor
A CRITICAL TIME
During the Battle of Santiago.
SICK OR WELL, A RUSH
AND DAY,
NIGHT
rhe Parker nt the llnttle of NiintlHgo
det'iiliK err nil lleroon. Thrlr llcrolr
t'.ftortH In ;! Imb Aiiinuiiilllon mill
nntlont lo the Front Nnvwl the Uny.
P, F. Butleh, of pack-train No, 3,
writinc from Sautiuuo Jo Cuba, on
July 23rd, mivh: "We all had diar
rhoea in more or less violent form,
and wliou we landed wo luul no t ime
to see a duet or, for it was it case of
rush and rush nipht unit day to keep
the troops supplied with inuinu::i
tiou and likiioiiK, but thanks to
Chninbeiliiiu's Cohc, Clioleni and
DiarrLoe.a Itn.i'Oily, we were able to
kuep at work uiul keep our health;
in fact; I nincciily bclicvo that at a
critical time this n oili i n o wah the
indirect taviyvir of our ariiiv, for if
the packers had been unable to wtik
there would Lave been in) war of
irit tiujr hiipplii's to Hie front. Timre
were no roa Is tliut, a wairou train
could use. 31 v eemi mle and myself
had the iood f'ntune to lay in a
Ktipply of this medicine foe our puck
train before wo lift Tifmpa. ai'il I
know in four cas-'S it absolutely
waved life."
The above letter was written to
the manufacturers of this medicine,
the Chamberlain Medicine i'o., Dh
Moines, Iowa. For halo by all druij
t'ists. (
Farmers Errak tlie Br.gy Monopoly.
II H clnlmMl Uiul lor v i.tx imwv iiuii.iifni'
tiirern liuvt? kkimii'imI i'.urlliiiiii prirrs i'ir llii'li
l'ihmIs. hut rciTiitly, HiniiiL'li tin1 cmnMiH'rt hh-
sisliiiii'i'nf I lie In riii.T!-. nl Iiihii. I III ii' us nl
ntlirr slat"'. Skk. ( n m K Co.. i'f ('lilcaj.'".
liHtPlint. till- irir. i.i ni'i ii I'lafL'h'x ilmvn In
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mill iiimurils, ui.il liny .11. t.ii :. i.vr liirm in
linliii'li1 IiiiiiiIm'I's ii'iTi't to nui...!. In i-vory
Hlale. Tlii'V wiiil an Hiiiin'ii-i1 llii'.'.rv C11I1I' irni'
lii'i', kibihIiI, liin' vuiii' v. ho atks inrli. Tills
CITIIlHlly H H liK' VlrllH I'll I It.- I.T'IH I, bin 11
Si vi'iv dlotf to I In' c.irrla.'i' iii.iiHir.K'Mie'i's uiat
di'iilrr. T-ll-l.'it.
New Book. F100.
A vnluable book pviug complete
infouiiiitinn Low I nicccusfully cure
consumption and other luui; discuses
will be neut free to the readers of
this paper. Address ))r. J5artz, A.
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HI 5-(im.
nMTCLAJi;CIARtALER
' UMlTIofsTATtS ' .
C2APD DAHTEST IN PC2TTCAL.
THB PORT OftAPBS CARRIED TO THE TREADINQ VATS.
Seme at the Vinararda ol Boa VUrn wiu at tk nmm.
cut the bunch of prepes into araall baakata, cany tham a akort a
taaca and fill large baaketa holding uv 100 poonda.. Then men with
aheepekina thrown over their backs, and plaited atraw knoU on their
beads, shoulder the basket and mom ofiF in inr1 fit Hnn th n.
ged winding paths and flights of
are maanea lor wine. T. ne soil containing a lanre amount of iron.
Spccr's Port Grape
are made from the sameprapes grown on an eastern mountain slope
in Passaic valley, New Jersey, the soil also abounding in iron produces
the real Blood-making, Llfcprcservlng Wines of the World
the old, original Port wine grape of Portugal. No other wines
equal these for invalids, weakly persons and the aged. None pu(in
market until nine years old. For Sale hy Druggists and Grocers. '
Also the P. J. Sherry, Burgundy, Socialite, Claret vin. 18.X1, and
Climax Brandy vin. 1878, all used extensively in Hospitals and among
the Medical faculty as the best to be obtained. The unfermented
Grape Juice is extensively used in New York churches for communion
service.
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