COUNTY NEWS.
Breezy Letters Wri'ten by Our
Cerps of Correspondents
J hr uRhuut the County.
SHADEL.
Dai i rain crop will be good.
Gcoiue Hall. f MeiaeryHl
Ill a
Bunrsc last week.
Frank Martin itn.l wife were seen on
,i n . ' itll III. II' wl.tl'ls.
Samuel Hackenburg and bis lister I
wMsre the guests of T. T. Relchenbach'a
uaday. I
ilia. Win. PorUllne, an old lady near
IdeBial, died and was buried at the I
Alius chinch Tuesday.
David Bottlger A Co. moved their I
saw .mill on the timlwr tract of Miss,
A tilc and will commence sawlug in i
tfaejaear luturc.
i -
KAN'CZ.
There ill be preaching at
Kant.
Muniltiy, July I, UsO.
ITIie farmers are busy making buy
stud harvesting grain.
J. O. Holtapple is working for his
tfatner-in-law, .Noah Harman.
Amnion Fisher und Allan Xelta of
KmukeXowu were visltorsat Kantz.
Oui Knit, people were well reprea
fitted nt tlie Hoover church raiunlay
and Sunday eveulllgs.
Thi iroldcnrule is, Do unto others as
vou would huvcthcindo unto y
nil. I'.llt
the Iblcairn rule is,
dn them r
they'll do you."
The Kuntz Cornel Band vill hold an
open
ntcrtuiumeni musii' rnuaj
veuiiig
and v, I
it iK'illg i v
organized.
years since the
FL1NT8TONK VALLEY.
J. W. Mover was the guest
if
bis
I 'a.,
w rents, John A. Movers.
Franklin Mull of near K reamer,
v :i visiting at iiiw piace imiihihj .
.IciIju A. M oyer of this place made a
1osiu( trip to oriental (Saturday.
Win. Mull of near Krea r mssed
through tbis valley M lay on lu-i-
utsss.
Mrs. Irvin Stephen ami Mrs. ie,
Tharp were visiting J. Haines last
u eek.
Miss Sallie Kriek of Kclinsgrove, I'a.,
irisited her grandiNirenU at tbis place
over Sunday.
Lewis I lelinbach and Hendricks
moved their saw mill to l'hllip Hen
dricks' to saw the timber for a new
bun.
J, Howard Arlsigast, J. Haines and
in ('. K. reronfed the bridge at Kantx
last week and there were countless
.numbers of bats sheltered under the
4 (ill PI HIT.
.
The 1 lent llmtstone Valley ao
hereby notify all owners of huntii.K
dogs to keen them chained fast, as we
will treat them with 2 os. of shot each I
and every one and consider then. paid.
j. w. Nelts had his finger badly cut
while cutting down the graaa with the
mower. A piece of wood came into the
knife. He took it out and about the i
time be had it out the hone w alked for-
ware and moved tne knite.
WEST BBAVEK.
(Some nf our farmers expect to fttliah
cutting grasH this week.
We are glad t" note the improvement
of J. J. Steely for the past week.
Jockey George and wife, of .Met 'lure,
tpenl Sunday with I). H. Treaster.
Mr. Jacob Nerhood is still confined
ro the house from her late sickness.
John Kriek and family, of Seulsville,
spent Sunday at McClure visiting their
friends.
Peter, Steely A Co, were home from
Lewistown to siend Sunday w ith their
Bunilies.
Frank Ewing, of spring township.
nus a visitor here last week Oil special
buainess.
Geo. Herhster's daughter is in from
iJje West visiting her grandfather, Jno.
I . Uross.
J H. Thomas and wife, of Lew is-1
town, spent Sunday with his father-in-law,
Beubeu linker.
.Milton (i. Itictz. wife and daughter,
f Mifflin county, spent Sunday with
OUie "f their relatives.
Tobias iteltz had his rvc cut on the '
Itouiig (arm last Thursaay, it being
the flmt cut here this season.
Ijevi It. Treaster took atrlptoMif
ll'm county last week to pay his daugh
ter, Mm. Samuel Itaumgaraner, a visit.
Lost, strayed or stolen Mrs. Elmer
Kilaon, of New l.aiicjister, has been
miaaing for some time A reward of
i:u- hundred dollars has been ottered
for licr return and no questions asked.
SCHNEE
Bev. Boyer spent Tuesday at tins
place.
tlrdnt Mengie waa to Belinagrove on
Monday last.
J. c. Minium wits to Freeburg Bun-1
dv afternoon.
Abu. Schnee and wife visited friends
ni Preehurg Saturday.
The fruit growers are busy picking
ra.sj)l'rries t present.
4'Iihs. Reichenbach went t Liver
pool to stay a short time.
W. A. Sc.Li.ee and K. ft Landis were
Snrid.iv callers at Red Bank.
N. . Stuck mailc a business trip to
Oddleburgh on Friday.
Adam Gordon and family visit, si
friends at Selinsgrove Sunday.
David Hoover and wife were to Sha
mokin to attend a funeral at that place.
Henry Hardii.fr, our mendiant, of
Uiis place, was to Aline to do some
business.
Kev. Boyer pleached an excellent
irrmoii last Tuesday evening at the
Hum church.
1 ran t Mcngle and Dermic Hoover
were to Kantz Sunday afternoon on
fkree wheels.
J. C. Boyer went to Belinagrove to
tan at the telephone line from Sellns
jpove to McKees Half Falls Monday.
UT. 1M.EA.SANTMILL8.
Rasplwrrii are on the market.
Mrs. Mary Snyder visited at Pallas
last week.
Home of our farmer have commenced
to make hay.
Absalom Schnee visited In PfouU's
Valley Sunday.
Absalom Schnee and family siicut
Saturday in Freeburg.
W. A. Erdley anil wife of Kantz
spent Sunday In town.
Henry Schnee and two children of
Kantr. vislUH in town siiihibv.
Albert Schnee and wife visited In
Seranton several aays last weeh.
Mrs. c. A. Oerhart of Freeburg Is
pending afew weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Rev. C. E. Corell and Mr. Irvln
lloyer visited in Sunbury Tuesday last.
Benton Rratghbumn and wife visited
at McClure, over Saturday and Sunday,
Mlas Llllle Haas, who Is employed In
,i,krrisliirK, is at home at present, with
her parents.
Mr. Wagner f Beaver Springs made
a pleasant call ut Lewis Minium's Sun-
day afternoon.
B. ,, Stetl'cu, wife and two children
f near Paztonville, visited a few hours
in town Thursday,
unite a number of our iteople attend
ed children's day exercises at Orubb'a
church Sunday evening.
Sunday la-t, June 24th, John Blerer
and Miss Maud Verger were married. :
May joy and happiness be t heir lot.
Mrs. Kate Krunirine, who had been i
spending several week- in town, left j
for her home at PfouU's Valley Sunday.
Rev. C. E. Corell preached his fare-!
well .sermon Sunday last. The Kev. is i
RoillK to TamnilUa where he has accept
ed a call.
U.J. Bothrock. who was attending
school at lluckneil University, Lewis-
burg, is spending his vacation with Ins
parents at present.
David Chv, Net'., Apnl 1, 1900.
Qene Kee Pure Food lJ., Le lfov,
N. Y.
Okntlcmpm : 1 must say in S
Bard to GHAIN 0 that there ia no
thing better or heal'bier, We have
used it for years, Mv brother was a
ureal coffee drinker. Hh whs taken
su k ami the doctor siml coffee was i
the cause of it, and told us to use,
"KAIN-O. We gt a package, but
did not like it at liist, but now would
not be without it. Sly brother has
been well ever since we started to
use it. Yours truly, Lii.uk SooHOB. ,
SGBWZTF1LSBINNSB LETTEIi
From MmiicIi Chunk I'fmocrat.
SCHLIPFELTOWX, April tit.
MiSTErDbOOKER : It'll con mich
nocli goo I drufb'einna for about siv
atsicli yohr, we ait.s fun dc DOchbera j
my dawdy g'troked hut; "Now
..1 11 if
onquire, sawflt mer ainoni was ror n
.. ' . , , , ,
ding is n Kailroad Der dawdy
huts 'm explained, un 'in woontrflt-
i . i . ....j..,.!. (pl. iup.
1 " " ,,lK 1 1 WU?nt ,roke .
C" do aawgaht se kenna so shwitt
traveler as fiMiftzai mile in aluer
aktnond mit 'm oar ut 'm Railroad?"
,, . , . , , ..
l aw, ut. . uer uuwuy g siwi, -sc..
is we sc
nochber
ill am hen tzu on. icr Thechlldren'adavexerclaealaMtSun
hni yusht remarked, "well, day evening at the United Evangelical
wailll s vraiiioins iiunirciieu ua lull HI
I 1 I . I
, 1 i . ,
oer nocii iteration wan., so o anteam
oar coomd don ierluaa dich druf oa
ich mich safe oua im waig matich,"
VVanu mer draw denkd os heitich
iluwga runna se fooftaich un ebmohla
aivatsich mile de alitoind, un os mer
olla dawg in der Tseitung finnd was
geahtor g'hapuend is in Eiropaw,
Of rick w, un tzu saw'aiu olle lender
in der well wanu mer considered
wea war foraivataich yohr tzurick,
we waerd'a ai so tee I yohr ahead, in
l!'?')'.' eh shtcll mer fore os won
ich im yeticha yohr oa ich nrdlich
ferhootlcd waer. ch slitcll mer
fore dc railroads sin Iti sawtra oua
e'slipccld, unoetzu aawira olla leit
truvela mil Airalectrica dornch delquehanna
loolt I.. i. tzwell hooncrl Ins tswai
dotisend mile de ahtoond. Un ich
, ., - . ,
shtcll raw lire os mi yohr 1!M
finnd mer items in der Daily News
about we dee ;
'
"Der Sam Suhmtzler un si traw '
hen fergeahter n atra-electric trip
ramaucht nodi Dulilin wo era aohnl
John ols professor, 'n vroaae cloaa
Irislie shtudenta
inalitaiicttona el.t
Deitach. Sc hen
in Pennsylvania
der trip ivver de Atlantic noeh Duli
lin gamaucht it. a ahtunn un dri
fartle, awer sheer gor driahtoond for
widder hame coo ma, weil sc a pawr
boonert mile tzu wcit gonga sin, uf
Cons daw tzu.
"Geahterowat hut der Pit Miller
;niverousiptc,cstin,a lecture de-,
livcreu .in owr-d house, uf der sub-
left tun olta tzeita im yohr 1900. 1
Sellamohls sin dc leit ols gatruveled
nit gcil, un aisle un aw uf ruilaoads. !
U 1.... I.i .... .la ..,).. 1... 4.
o irt--iit ,1.- win puiii nun tvui iuii i
i dreiaich bia tooftsick miledeahtoond.
u i uii lu ii J
un sell wor ols de "lightning line.
Wann sellamohls ebber g'sawt het oa
de tzejt yeamohla ooomd oa mer
maineroe adaussend mile dorrichde
look, travelaeon in aincr shtoond, ao
ainer hetta ae grawd in's norra house
un provide mit 'm ahtraifiche uni
form. Now, eh oil dea fore coomd in de
naigahta aivvatzich yohr con ich net
for sure sawga. Ich hob awer my
mind uf gamaucht tor gaduldich tan
warda unjudga for mich aelwer.
PlT 80HWEEFELBREyEB.
... DOCTOR
MILES'
NERVINE,
The Brain an Netre FooaJ
uki Medicine, Quiets ltt
Uted Nerret, Soothes the
Und Brain, BlM. up the
VrtaJ Powefl ol tke BoeT
Overcomes
Disease.
It Contains no Opiates not
other harmful drags.
SoM at ill dnif stores on a poiiiWt fair
tolce. Wrltt loi free advice and booklet to
0i. Mt MeUicsl Co. Elkhart ln. .
uUNDORE
who has been cured of chronic dl
arrhocit by the use ol that medicine.
Ranib is working Tor Ira Such persons make a point .of telling
of it whenever opportunity offers,
Bnianui
Hoover,
Harrv anil ( 'In
ter Neil, are working
for N. T. Dimdd
nuore.
hrist is shipping lu rries of
iimls.
'Rquire Sw
the choicest
The "Post" Is emlnentlv a county
paper mid nil should read 'it
i w v..u.. ...in. i.i .i...., .
Liverpool to repair the canal.
Ir. Longacre of Preeniont was In
town. He is eminently successful.
Many loaded boats are going
the canal IhohkI for Miildletnwn
'"wn
Weddings are never out of season
but it Is ton warm ! serenade.
Dr. Krehs was in tow n and stopped
a few moments for a social chat.
J. K. Wagner with his new mower
is cutting tin acres of grass a day.
Penn's creek is well stocked with
German carp that weigh 10 ll. each.
Hucksters driving through town do
not like our prices for butter and eggs.
Isaac Kamble and wife of North
umberland spent Sunday with his par
ents. The representative of the Shamokln
llamwurc liniisc was in town on luisi-
neaa.
.
Mary Bhrawder and daughter of Tort
Treyerton called .... Maria . Dun
Paul Bogar of Bunbnry was in town
Satorday evening to s his many
"ena
Flora Bogar of Prt Treverton died
on nat unlay and was buried luesdav
t the Winner church.
v. ii ii 1 1 ii i ci c i M 1 1 1 mil l .
Most of our farmers are making liny
this week. The weather was favorable
but the crop is liv'lit.
Several of our fanners are hauling
their old w heat to market to make
room for the new. Price 70c,
SaraC. Eyer and Dillle Livingston
of Selinsgrove were seen on our streets
on their way to New Buffalo.
Rev. J. I'. Maice of York, Pa., no-1
upied Rev. w. E. Brlllhart's pulpit
last Snniliiv ,,, in,- t l',,rt TMvarlnn I
t . i i l- ir i i i
InlelWolt, whol baa been wklnjr
at Shamokm. has returned o help Lis
parenta through hay making and
,l '
Hie blind evangelist la holdimr a nro-
tracted meeting at Hoover's united
Evangelical church w ith remarkable i ,
success.
E!d. Mover is Lack from tlic I'recLurLT
Academy enjoying the tianquilllty f
a ipllct Home : 1 1 1 1 ; the t'ollini; H US-
The railroad evangelist will conduct
ubiSfiTlnR!Srenex.t,8,nd.',v
the Olive United Evangelical church
at Pore Treverton.
Ed. Shaffer of Sunbury, who Is travel-
ing for a Chicago house, spent some
time in town last week and, if buainess
tact counts for anything, he will make
on the itL of July our farmeia intend
to celebrate Indejiendence in the har
vest fields, for they aay the harvest is I
truly plenteous, but the laborers ar
few, and he that Bleepeth in harvest
cati'cth shame.
W. H. Zartng and wife and three
daughters of Shamokiu stayed all niirht
and part of the longest day of (Lis year '
veil ll nil r tlliT... ,,i lO inn. f.imilv. wlinM I
he irot his flrsf lessons of clerklna in n i m
store and talked over the amusiiiL' in-'w
cideiits of the linst. Mr. Zarinc Isom
of the successful inerchants of his town
and a director in banks and building
ffif-S: hi wavm
Liverpool to visit his parenta, brothers,
hrte and numerous friends.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
wi,h WHJAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the di-
seas'. Catarrh is a blood or constitu
tional disease, and In order to cure it
you must take internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directlv on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun
try for years, and Is a regular prescrip
tion. It is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F.J.CHENEY A CO. , Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 5 centa.
Halls Family Pllla are the best.
ECONOMICAL
I Plow Shoe,
i
i
$1.00 Pair, Worth, $1.50.
Arnold's Closing Out
Shoe Sale.
2000 Pair Shoes to le Sold,
cheaper than factorv cost. The
I Ready Pay Store Shoe Stock, the
I AinoldSluwStoreStock ami :(()
I pair agents' samples. Shoes all
b dumped ou tlic Arnold tables, m
2 ECONOMICAL I
!i 322 flarkt St., Sundry. Pa. I
m m m m m m m
Ooshen, III. j
Genessee Pure Food Co., Le Roy, '
N. Y.
Dear Sirs : Some days since a
package of your ORAIN O prepara
tioo was left at my office. 1 took it
home and give it a trial, and I have
to say I was very much pleased with
it, as a substitute for coffee, We
have always used the best .lava and
Mocha in our family, but I am free
to say I like the. GRAIN O as well
as the best coftee I over drank.
Ruspt ctfnlly yours,
A. C. Jackson, M. D.
In almost eveiy neiitbborhocd
lh-ie is some one wuose life I an
heei. s.ued iv Obauiberlain'a Coli c
Ciiojem and Diarrhoea Remedy, or
hopiuc that it may be the means of
savinps other lives. For Bale by all
druggists,
, Waehington, D. O.
Genesaee Pure Food Co., Le Koy.
! N V .
liKvn ifMi-v Our fiitnilv iMili-e
so much from the use of OHAIN-6
i hat 1 fed I unint say a word to in- i
iliiee (tillers to use it.. Tf iiconla uru i
interested in their health and the!
welfare of their children they will
use no other beverage. 1 used them
nil, but GRAIN O t have found su-
pel ior to any, tor tlie reason tnat it
is solid grain. Yours lorhealth,
0. F. My tits.
How the Orgarj Contest
Stands.
The fourth count shows (he re
tilt as follow a :
r. Evan.
'reek :
church, Penn's
Premium ooupono,
Newapapor coupons,
Bbeueser I. B. b
Washington to"
Prcn.iuiii coir
newspaper coupons,
Total,
;is4
881
l'i
BO
56
HL0
TOTAl
Evan, church, 1
Bbeneser V. B.
Trinity church,
VOTE cast :
Creek,
Lurch,
2021
19N
1!)7
M'Keea A Kails,
l
I!, church, Fremont,
Total,
ris
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en'a rants, r5o up
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ill the Orphan-' ) I ii ri-iHtnti" , tf Iliihie. 1 1 (, I -
Court of syiiyi.cr lenbauh, late of Jaokaon
Co., I'l'imnlvaniii. I Township, ! .,- !.
The nndonriaitod, who w- ap pointed nuiiitor
tiy said oonrl ut lunotaffn i to nutkodtatri
billion of tbo Dalajioonnpamrlna upon the tir-t
unl tluul socoani of LyilUt II. .lulli-nhai-h mn.
W. K. llollenhai-h. adluiniHtralors of tlic cHtatc
of snii. docodont, tn inn. nnionii IboN h'tcully
entitled thOTOfO, will meet all piirties in inter
c-t, or Dint purpose, ni the office of Ctinrlue 1'.
I'lrieli. tCaq., in the borough of 8e1l nAVTove, Pa.,
on Monday. July -th next, between the hours
of nine o'eioek A. M and two o'clock P. M. of
Mkid day. whtffO Sttd Wbsu all parties nhall at
tend ini't prufeni iholr chtime or bs forever do
I arril from raoslvins SUV ..ortion of naiil funda.
JAS. (i. CKorSK. Auditor.
A CDITOB'8 NOTICK. Tlie underitiKned nud
.tor nppninteit hy the Orptmn'-i Court of
Snyder OOUOty to pa-w upon execptionn and
make dtfllrlbutiou f the fundiln the bandi of
Char. en tlower, ailtniniHtrator of the estate of
Hiram Slngor, lati- of ttie Iloroilgh of Heliu'ii
(trove, Pa-, dee'd to and nnninKit thom' leirnl.y
entitled thereto will attend to the dutiefl of the
appointment nt inn ottlce in tie1 .ioroii)rh of
Seiin (irove. Ph.. on Baturdny, July 7, 1900,
wlien and wlierenll pafsoni having any claims
upon said fund will pre-ent the same or lie for
ever debarred from sharing therein
O. W. LONO,
Sclin's Grove Pa., June 9, 111 sj. Auditor.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Let
ters of Administration in the estate of
Lucy Aon Komlg, latent Veil Heaver Iwp., Sny
der County, Pa., deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves Indebted to said estate are ret-ueated to
make immediate payment, while those baring
claims against the said estate will preaent them
duly authenticated to the undersigned.
t. k ion,
June V 1900. Administrator.
EXECt'TOK'S NOTICK. NoUee ia hereby
given that letters testamentary upon the es
tate ot Caroline Mover, late of Beaver Iwp.,
Snyder county. Pa., deceased have been Issued
in due form of law to the undersigned, to whom
all indebted to said estate should make Imme
diate payment and those having claim! against
It should present them duly authenticated for
settlement. BAKVKY MOYEB, Executor.
Beavertown. Pa., Hay 7, 1900.
PXBCUTKIX'8 NOTICB.-Notle ii hereby
-i given that letters testamentary upon the
the estate of Wm. F. Howell, late of West Bea
ver Twp., Snyder County, Penna., deceased,
have boon issued in due form of law to tbo un
dersigned, to whom all indebted to said estate
sbouid make Immediate payment
having claims against II shouli
duly authenticated for eeftlesM
, LIZZIE HOWlXIjhscvtrijr
. suits tr- ni gii to 10.
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i viniurena iK'ttcr grades froin
$1.75 to $5.00.
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and colon 50a
Our Dunlap Black and Brow,
Stiff, $2.50.
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fedora Hats as low aa f0o
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A HMINISTRATOR'S NOTW
Waters of Arltn nistrstlon
atata ol Amelia Erdley, late of FTa
. . ouaniv, rM use 'a, sarins i
to the ODdsnla-neH. ll nru
elves Indebted to said estate arc I
ake Immediate payment, while t
cUIbm will preeeat them duly salt
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