BBAVBUTOW.V
Cherries re g08 and huckleberries
.....m-d plentiful.
iohn A. Kesrns, or Alamtnirr, was
J""" u..,.,Uv with hl naxrents.
..... town, were nere mi .
nun"."" .
..Ufl imiii e.
mi- '
1. 11 u invf ri rl'eil
... ik. imiii and in now nunuii
in ..- . i
i . ,.f 1. ill it TM'IS. i
.. I I i n nnr it iiur I II 17 1 1 1 1 J iii.iiii.
I " T . . . . I
in PbUftOMpBW ween mi vw
w hihI taking in the oonventkm.
ii i.-.,.ms want a in I reliable
.. ... null work on tiif roan, v oou
... tint rllT IT HUM I It I 1 1 ft I It 111"
II It a '
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i. I.I ilIilIiiiiiI wnn I1IIM MIT 1
M'ltii nuan iruiiiiie nn r i ii
Is i L:.,t..Fil..r avtntr n litis-
mid a large family i emtoron w
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burn me , .
i uli n V easier, an " 1
...rl wlf.. biuI aan it K the tlrnt
i I I 11. i. III TUP 11111 111. Mil I MIL
.... iuirii and rained in Tnlon county.
til " " T"
V II Hpeebt ContemplatM turning
li nlanittl mill Into a furniture ho
rv' exclusively and will devote his
. .,1 -ii t Ti. till' II1U1I tl mi'
. f,.f wnnips t if limit. m" -
i. ...II aimiiiwr. U'llikf W'vnui nun-
. i i . i lu.hiiwi w r lit' in inn
Ir.nl IH1 lf tnii"'"
l. able to nirnmh.
We understand there was a party
here looking P building to starts
itocking factory and uroim to locate
here it they can Hecure enough IhIm
,,lll.ecitizep give bin en1fJ
ZSmmtSM He ; would be saMsfled
Wd pay the lirnt year V rent, till he
Kte -irted. This "' doubt could be
Elone If someone ukw lutereet enough
to look after it.
Our valuable county aper, the Post,
in an ever welcome visitor at our ist
office and we fail to see why an v one
could jHissililv begrudge the small sum
of one dollar 'in exchange for a mocr
of such intrinsic value. To do without
it ilmply meana to be in Ignorance of
what giH on around us. We also notice
thai 1 1 tut splendid little paiier, the
Farm Journal, is as full of good things
as an egg is full of meat, and believe
that i'. pays every farmer to read it.
The entertainment at Grubb's church
Sunday evening brought full house,
tanong theaudleiice we noticed parties
from Kreel.urg, Kant., Red Uank, Fre
mont, Mt. Pleasant Mil's, Shadle,
Ulne, Oriental, Melservllle, McKeej j
Kalis, Hotlcr, Poll Trevertotl. Inde
pendence, Dundore and Verdllla. The
church was tastefully decorated and an
Interesting programnie was rendered to
to the satisfaction of all present Rev.
Corell was present and gave a farewell
talk.
SELINSGROVE.
CBMTRBVtLLB.
spent
Sunday with liis
J1KISKRV1LLE.
T I . t. f.ir lul WMk.)
uuaKnte Fisher, of Freehurg, is in
our town at present.
William Gamby made a trip to Mid-
.,.., HIU MBV 1SMI T T r .
IIBUUfl VNV au
lieortte Melser made a business rnp
Jonathan Melser, of Aline, is lecov
,. - .tull nt Hickness.
Prof. H. E. Keiter is i uuiue
David Haas and wife, of orienta ,
ii... a..iin,.nii eriHam in ja u -n 1 1
111 r
i Sunday.
Flicker Karstetter, the great eon-
. 71 n il ,u,., j in (till
r u ci vi
Jerome Kerstetter. our fine laiiaioru,
. Uttalnouu tin unva
ill) MOT & KTOHl. "uomioo, .v
Henry S., next thne you catch a
- r a i Hi. ham HAitoa inn
Henry meiaer buui ut.
f JS.uk u au ilnne hv Emanuel
s latter ana jjewut uwib.
The bilchelor. of .western vlcln-
or Mewervme wiu .
i . it. i A mMiim A lout, t tl AT
the talk.
0. W. PorUllne. One of our old batch
ii. snd Hiram Uamby made a flying
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.. u.Mt.l.lm, I. nilgai In all liis ilcaliiurs.
Arlington Fisher, who Is employed
Wllllunanort. srjent Sunday among
-::.. i.. ..mi ,r
. . , , rV A , I ... ..... w.im...
iK'Sl oovs to oe iouiiu ... mi-..-.."..;
On Hatunlay evening Mrs. Gertrude.
nrtr.une was out wun ner wm. ..-
ciirlity-tbree years old, but her mind
mil us iiriht as ever.
TROXBLVlLLK.
James Rotl
family.
Rev. M. L. Bnyder arrived in town,
Saturday evening.
Miss EmmaSlgmund, of Ohio, is vis
iting friend! in this place.
Harry Hummel, wife and child, of
Northumberland, spent Sunday In
town.
Prof R M. Wagenseller returned
home to spend his vacation with his
parents.
IraC Bchoch and daughter, Ethel,
were to Bryn Mawr attending com
meucement elms. Von, of Lafayette College,
spent several days with the family of
Ira ('. Bchoch.
Miles Potter, wife and son Joe, of
Middleburg, were entertained by J. A.
Lumhard and family Sunday.
Miss Maine Zellers, of Lock Haven,
who spent several weeks among her
friends; returned to her home Cueaday
of last week.
Senator Hummel, wife and daughter
Anita, left Monday for New York,
where they will sail Wednesday for a
trip to the continent taking ill the
Paris Exposition.
Miss Marie Snyder was brought from
Manhelm. where she was taken sick,
so that her grandfather. Dr. B. i.
Wagenseller, could the better treat her
caw-. Her mother accompanied her
here.
Quite an excitement was raised In
town Friday afternoon when a thr.je
wheeled automobile passed through
the town. It Stopped a short time at
Hilbish's grocery store. A great maoy
viewed the machine.
The Children's day exercises Sunday
evening last, in "
onurcn paweu on -
, 1 .i.m.i The nrmiary
orallous w.'ic linn.." .
school had nearly all the exercUe. anj
they acuultted themselves well. Ihe
audience room was crowded.
Mrs. Elisabeth Pewter is vitlttng
(Hends at Sellnsgrove.
Ephraim Walter was at the eu'iiity
sat one day last week.
Jhs. Crosagrove w a x home from
Reedsvllle over Sunday,
Thoa. Kleekner and wife of Milton
visited his mother Sunday.
W. a. Nappand S. H. Stroubattend
cl the horse sale at Vieksburg Saturday.
t'. F Berger and bands, who are
working at Laurelton, were home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Dauherman and daughter
Mamie visited John liarttiian and
family Sunday.
M. A. Itateman and family of S 'lins
gfOVe were the (riii'sls of 'Hqulre Shink
el Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. (J. W. Shearv returned home
from Lewlstowu last Friday, having
spent several months there.
Mrs. J. K. Shillkel and daughter,
Alina, are visiting at Sellnsgrove. the
guests of M. A. Bate man ami family.
Mrs. Dr. I). 11. Roth rock and daugh
ter, Helen, of Milton, were the guests
of Mrs. Susan Walter several days last
week.
J. C. Bchoch and Prof. Blllhardt of
Middleburgh were in town Saturday
evening and Aaron Crosagrove Sunday
evening.
J. H. Hartman is erecting a new barn
on lot occupied by s. t'. Dondorc
and W. H. Hartiuan our on his lot at
the west end of Market St.
NEITZ VALLEY.
Some of our people made hay last
week.
Some Berks county people arc visit
ing in this valley.
Some of our people visited Polly
Swart. Sunday a week.
John Hoover intends to finish saw
ing shingles for Joseph Walhorn.
Lewis Heimbach'e mower was the
tirst grass clipper in our neighborhood.
(i. A. Shaffer reports a fair crop of
Strawberries and we are pleased In hear
it.
CELEBRATE THE FOORTH
A Ccautdul
Everybody
tf a
Kverybody In this irt of the county
looking for rain.
The first huckleberries were brought
town Saturday evening.
Ji'lm Wland and wife were visiting
A. W. Gill's over Sunday.
Isaac Swartz, wife and little son were
nitimr nt Ui.i.tu.n Wairncr's Sundav.
If I had to fish two nights for one
. ... . .1 i .
ess wim mt.'t ear verv inaiiv lino.
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nw is it with ran. usni uu op
The farmers are about through work
g their com. Some commenced mak
g their hay, which Is an unusually
ri crop.
I). C Hackeuburg Is now alone in
ul,o,,l l.l,,l. I llll u,,.l HiK-Uim.
rg put uo this spriiiK. Daniel says
Rlit callers are alwavs welcome ex-
I'tinic Wednesdav nlabt. The i i is
en takpn on hv himself and wile.
"'IK9 ner husDana a iresn supmy
bod, This Is very Inconvenient, but
poor man, and a family loving iatner
as i.aii lu u'liiim. t.i no n in if wr
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vtlilng which la honorable to pro
le for his loved ones at home.
Frank 'I'r..v.,l wlfn anI fl v nil it. I r..n
" una an been down wun typiioni
it. nil iiiiiii,i thM.iwrii minor tih
--i mi ruiicu uim'uii ........ ....
illful direction of Dr. B. M. Miller.
l' lunmlo urn oil nn anil hflVP I luir
ii'MwuKim t iruLifu. iin in ,
VSS ''1H OKI ii'.iii
the other, in very slow in retrainiiig
in ii fiur unu non nn iuiusuui iii
K Wluctl tiiiif M.ip wnu rnrinif for mini
U r hi i1n.li au numr a tt r u ninun
"iM do, hut nhe was Anally attacked
N nnd now her countenance ihowi
t rTTwi Will, ..11 . ,,-l,w..
v. nn uu vi JVC iiuumc -n iii ii
W had and the financial loss they
u feel happy that God baa been gra
H unto them and spared them all
Ce more.
PALLAS NEWS.
arinere are busy making hay.
Ill' niu.ilu.rv., ....... I ..t..,,.
i 1 1 ' j i ,n e.v umuuu
syear.
"day aflenioon
ewton Bailey iseniraced roofliur a
i mi i ii..u4....i ti i i
. vuvoiiiut nuigr,
turtlay evening the rain spoiled the
jv&lauult wfll be held later at
OLOBE MILLS.
. i, i : mnA Vni Mlcll-
ael Pawling, of Bellnsgrove-, vlsltett B.
f . waller mm
Jefferson Hummel nd family, of
Milton, spent Sunday " Mrs. H s
parenU, Levi Erdley anu wile.
0. A. Melser's horses ran away and
were cauitht by Jotin uuos, oi nwur
hurg, Duck being Informed by 'phone,
mounted his wheel and met them in
B. W. YodeHs woods, The one horse
waa seriously injured.
Friday we received the sad intelli
gence that Barbara Voder was dead.
She and her family had lived here a
number of years and during that time
she made for herself a host of friends
who mourn the loss and extend their
most heartfelt sympathy to the bereav
ed children.
The voung folks of Globe Mills had
a social gathering Saturday eveBtog
and through the carelessiicas of driving
or a desire to "show off," like some of
them did, a buggy was smashed near
the bridge and three others .were dam
aged. John Herman hurt his hand
and a few of the ladies were terribly
frightened.
Among those from a distance who
attended the funerals were: B. .
fetch and son, Calvin Reich and wife
all of Kapp's Station ; Simon Mull ami
son, of Northumberland Amoi jQem
ber ing ami w ife, of Salem; Robert
Hummel and wife, of near Middle
burg; George Hummel and wife, or
Porl Roval, Benjamin ami has. Ken
nlnger, "of Mifflin county and Mrs.
Marie Pawling, of Middleburg.
HUM. MEL'S WHARF.
The farmers of this place are busy
making hay.
John Bower of Mlffllnburg vmitsl
friends in this place Sunday.
Iii.nl, .1 Kttssnmnil and wif
Mrs. Jarrett near Kratzerville.
Mrs. Frank Hettriek entertained
friends from Montandon over Sunday.
Dr. Newt. Nipple and wife of Ohio
an' visiting Thomas Hettrick's at pres
ent. Miss Katie Kessler of Sunhnry sM-nt
Sunday with. her grandparents, James
Kesslcr's.
Mrs. Daniel Seesholtz of Sunhurv
spent a few days last week with friends
in this placH.
Miss May E. Bchoch is spending a
few weeks With her sister, Mrs. Trout
man, near Newport.
Peter Klingler and wife spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Miller, in Selinsgrove.
Misses Bertha Bulick and Minnie
ami Katie Trutt took In the festival and
children's day at Salem.
Frank Hackenhurg of near Troxel
ville, who is working for Frank Krdley,
had the misfortune of breaking his left
arm while trying to ride a bicycle.
... Ul .1. ,.r P.. ft Tmvertoll
iiassed through this place one day last
week, gathering up coupons for the
Post's prize chapel organ for Un
church at Penn's Creek.
Patriotic Picture Which
Can Hava Free Next
Sunday.
"A Patriotic Pair" is the till.
beautiful picture which will be given
free to every reader of the "Great Phila
delphia Sundav Press" next Sunday,
July I. The picture Is 20 by inches
in lite and presents two pretty chil
dren equipped for the celebration of the
day. It is the work of an famous ar
tist, and cannot fail to please every per
aou. You had better order next "Sun
day's Press" at once, so as to be sure to
get this picture.
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For all kinds of paint
ing is superior to linseed
oil both as to durability
and Finish. 'sts less
than linseed oil.
Prices qiioted upon
application.
James B. Slpe
Co.,
SOU! MAWUFACTURKB8,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
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vin PeaasylvsMUa niira.
For the Annual Convention of the
Baptist Young People's Union of A
merlcatobe held at Cincinnati, July
12 15, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panv will sell excursion tickets from
ll Htjitionson its line to Cineinnati at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets to
be sold and good going July 10 and 18,
inclusive, but if tickets Ik- deposited
with the Joint Agent at Cineinnati on
or beforeJJuly 14, and If a fee of fifty
cents be paid, the return limit will In
extended to August 10. U-Ul-Ut.
I consider it not only a pleasure
but a duty I owe to my neighbors
to tell about the wonderful cure ef
fected in my case by the timely use
of Cbamberlaiu'n Cholera, Colic and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken
very badl with flux and procured a
bottle of this remedy. A few doses
effected a permanent cure. I take
pleasure in recommendiug it to oth
ers suffering from that dreadful dis
ease. J. W. Lynch, Dorr, W. Va.
This remedy iu soid by all Druggists.
LlFTY
f YEARS
I OLD
Why let your neighbors
know il?
And why give them a
1 chsnce to guess you are even
nve or ten years morei
Better give them good
reasons for guessing the
other way. It is ve-y easy ;
for nothing tells of age so
quickly as gray hair.
PEOPLE THAT BUI
I3 Ha t.
r or crcuil arc in tiicuii
Csah is master and crt-dil is sli
Headquarters f'.r House Fur-
iiisliinr Goods, t'rockerv, Lumpi-I
ami Sjiorting Goods in Cent nil
Peonsvlvanin, It will pay you
to ciime and look at uur s u k.
Hotel aNd bar goods
A SPECIALTY.
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Our Prices and Goods Dely Competition.
I .amps,
i
.NiHlit l.ninps, brass or glass, (k-; Hand Lamp-. L'Oc; ':,
and beautifully dworatwl, llSe; lo-pieec white Porcelain
10-pleee hentitifully ik-ciimtiHl Po cclaln Toilet Sets, ,
ner Set. white iron stone china, .00; KHI-picee Diiinci
ileeo rated Porcelain, s.."si.
r isoing '1
split liaiiil lointc
Jointed UikIs, nickel
plated ellek Ihi'ls, I.'
.ilet
(KI-p
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lully
.' ick li.- vv S i ri i i iy Cl iot.1
I Ihsls, nickel trimmed, 1.00; Kiue Lance-wi
trimmed, s-1 .'": Joint, d Uods, I0c, irc, "ue; N i
to fcJ.oO! Ilrass llwls. Ilk' to ii'ic. Kine Im
oil
is s yoaih-renewer.
it Dales ine age under a
luxuriant growth of hair the
color of youth.
It never fails to restore
color to gray hair. It will
stop the hair from coming
out also.
It feeds the hair bulbs.
Thin hair becomes tliick hair,
and short hair becomes long
hair.
It cleanses (he scalp; re
moves all dandruff, and
prevents its formation.
We have a book on Ihe
Hair which we will gladly
send you.
If you do on, obtain til tho b.o
flw you oipoctod frpra thooiv of tho
Vigor, writ, tko aocior ttmut It.
rrobtblT Ihero u loao dlOcollT
with rouf t.n.r.l ij.toro wlacn
mor bo omUt roaio.oi. Ad
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Low ofl. Mom.
I'nmt ami Ihiss Flies, Leaders, Hooks, llnsles, Ac.
i iii our ft ami In,- counters are thousands of l-h ill linrgitius,
All are cordially invited whether you lutvornot.
FURMAN S CASH FAIR,
.'U7 Market St., Sunbury, 1
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wnii fnir oflucfttlon and ciukI Bbarsotsr to
I.KAKN TBLRQRAPUY, Kullniwl S OOUnttDB
and tj'pswrl log. This is endorsed hy u!i ii-iid-
iiil' rnllwuv cniiipHiil)'!! us the "lily imtiitI nnd
reliable ir.struouoti ol iih kiod. aii our grad.
imti'H tire iissMiii to MiHlt lona. Ladles iilv. ltd
mltted. Wrlle for rree catalog. (Fall term opens
AIIICUHt IV Ii,
OLOBB TKLBOBAPH UOLLRUB,
l,U dm. LSXIMOTON, Kt.
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Tai or Male Slits
Workmanship
Guaranteed.
li I. Mslfip
Merchant Tailor,
WSSM, Pa
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THE NEW STORE.!
Men's, Youths and Boy's Clothing.
Ami m-li Clothing! Our itylen are perfect :ml onrroi'toand our iieen
are such as to permit the buyer to save money on eaeli suit pitrelniHrtl
from our tablcM. We call your attention ! our special
l$7.SD TRILQR IVIR0E SUIT,
In the popular 4-button aack styles, in fancy worsted, all wool cirssi
meres, cheviot and blue serges. We have seen no suit al $10 that
equaled these in style and tailoring, (loud value for your money.
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$ID MEN'S A SPRING SUITS,
of cassi meres, stripe and check worsteds and blaokclay diagonale m
4-button sacks with single or double breasted vests, some half lined
,haMiA,iiiriinii iciftifinfl RAnre and Italian cloth. Match these if
t'lllt'in iitiLj ihi.u .ta - r
you ean at
Lie Boy's Vestee and MMmU Jacket Salts for Easier Weari
iuu
We h:ive a full line of boys' ventee suits, ages from :i to 8, and fcuys "
double breasted jaeket suits, ages from 8 to 15, in prices ranging from g
$1.50 to $5. To appreciate these boys' suits we invite your inspection.
I MEN'S AND YDUThB' TRDUSERS.
CFNTS ! t-
m DOBBINS'
ELECTRIC
SOAP
Just Reducad from Ten Cents
Your choice of SIT twenty-nve cent
An immense line of trousers in latest styles of stripes and checks.
made in the best manner, ranging in price from $1 to $5, Never
Mich an assortment to choose from in the county.
FlTBNISllIINCiH,
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NctlinbAKi AnnosT an uiiiiiiiiwu nun in iu tuv uwi uratics ana o
newest shapes, butyour particular attention is called to our fifty cent o
goods, Large and full with quality never equaled at the price. Our o
twenty-five cent line of Tccks and Windsors are above approach. f
SHIRTS. The best fifty and seventy-live cent shirts in town, with o
fancy colored bosoms, in vertical shapes and cross bar. Plenty of o
styles to choose from. S
ATS. All the latest shapes and styles of hats are here that are pos- f
sible to be found in a thoroughly up to-date hat store, Men's derbjs ?
at$l, $1.50 and $2 iri black and three shades iu brown, Men's 5
soft iiats the Alpine and Fedora styles are shown in tlie latest ?
colorings from 50c to $2.
L MITCHELL,
Sunbury, Pa. I
Harrison Building.
, uwii ftt'tii 11 L-r, jur ruL-ii uireu wrupco,
7 and s ce&te lor oosuin.
Bamuel Bchroihor
Sold by dramUU.
sPent8unday on his old home
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