Assistant Editors' . NAWft from the Towns and Ham- lets Of snyocr wuumj mf Spicy Manner by the Post's F., list FLINT VALLEY. Seitt was to Bellnsgtove Mon jjuU was In this valley last s,.n of James Haines, is on the POUT THEVERrON. xi,vor of Freeburir. was uiri- ui. j . 11 . hsumlliv Maud Martin, of Neltl Valley, I 1.. MAAMflll 10 our nnut Mengle and wife, of Hitter's, T, r HlimlAV. , Sallie Krlck and Dab Smith Mgrovt were in our midst Hun- llton Miner, in """'', ,, i u Milton, was in this valley . Xflllor of I'lieSUllll lUllkie " - i ni ,. in., . , r 1,. .rlirntlier. Ju. i. .""-, I Valley. i.rm number of chicKen tnievea ntoStogthta vie nit v ;, ou ; nurksineu are aivcoi.... - ; , Haines and wn C. E. wroofed Miller's house t KanU, M Now they are employed by the tblS HHient. mmh 8ehaffer, of H6HI vwiey. in our va ley co.. ...m .rv articles lo nuw - rrenoe Bogar, ot Bunoury, r Haines, of rreeourg, nun blabig, of Nettz Valley, were visit . Haines Sunday. FKEEBURO. i Elll Moyer is visiting in North- i i i Florence Moyer is spending me III .MIIIUll""' Grace Mover returned home mihlta nphnolH of WMtlUlgtOn I V ...... ii-n t' Otwl Hurrv MeV- i ,i..a u-itii triends ana i.' 1 1 1 -i , , i (i ...., - . - - .l .l.,,,,rlit,.r lire i-nlov- ... ...OK l.nf innl u-iv .Airs. lew wtwi wii - 1 n Mi.rtT t of our Freeburg boys Ui very if iii iiii iiiiit ii'iiii. Ads V. Moyer, or tne musicm ,. m.v..ftnariorreeital to a nuin- e 1 .: ...1.. IMiUv u V'.HI 1 1 1 IT r Tilll nd her two lady k. nr i nrrrmjii. . r, . - . . ..j .a t-ii tilths' .Monday iii " , .1... TTntcl. r if l."t Mnmluv fftr .Mm a J. aiojci icii. ii..ntnwn Oollaee for Women she has been engaged as a teaeh- t... lnut uiThu.n VPA.IM. Ill' inov D. V-V fcT UlIlIHfr (II IIUI TUUIIK IV - .. e 1 w'.. ...I...' iicnic or tne nmonutai ouuuw ifSelinsgroveheld in Klingler's Wednesday of last week. . . . urn 1.1 i u in i r n m r it.. KJ B . HflUH II ' Mllll I II' illlll M , A J. hnrl the nnnlversarv of the Beth- lennia and Mnrv ArlHignst uursoay io resume hiwj um " ei a. Miss Jennie to the Orphans' .... fl p J . ( . . m "..' ea v ( imeuuion auu uiuij u r"1 Lottie Hilliish gave a party to a ii i . frii'iii ueHilav evenniK oi ... .... , - . . ' n iii iiiiiitii ui iici ii Arnold, of Reading. (Juests wring twenty eignt were piumuu Heading, Lebanon, Relinsgrove, inn Kreeburar. A mosioai lenaer- "li.'tniinrl tlie MixseH Hilbish ineof the principal features of the liir. MT. PLEASANT MILLS. rinan E. Troup was to iJenier v ,,,, Kl. ,!,.. , Straub's spent Saturday and ay at Miffllnburg. r . i . n iip iii ii-iij u'nru i ir Um, returned home Friday U it our neorjle attended the pie- at Verdllfa and Red Bank Katur ite a number of our farmers are if w p mimni nnvp niiimieti Hi ll r VI. ...I.. .....I Mlh M S... ... .... i.iuuii; aim w it.., - r . ..I . "e. WITI' ItlH irill'MTM (II A HT Ws Sunday. .. f. Miller will have serviees L and R. church Sunday, Sept. i i t ..'..i,..i. .. T 1 1.1 mm . . a 1 1 1 i ii t. Tin r ii'iin nun inn I'll- Of Aline, were the gueets of Mrs. cnyaer Sunday. . - inin HI i,i IMI Mr. i'll' wis place, died at Milton, hatur r il lit K V n-nii Illf n -... . ... 1 . - I.. ... Ui.. -n t mii in at linu i-n.! j i i - - - w. . 'i-iini I" nil. jum v interred in the St. John's ceme- i uewlay . ALINE. Rrcat rnanv of nur ii'(,iii. tviirn in TS : " vuurg naiuruay. A. Ebright has the frame of his ereeted. He will soon be ready MMUmHM, Trutt boii ir li n iii.ii- i-i ... 1 1 u 'iii .11 filiv nnH ti.-.i...- u i t.:.. t .Tn -m m i-nini ur nun IllMiaillllV A llii. .. I.L . - ...nc WHO 11. nrj" Sweiirert is proftini n new i. nu"u uii me corner or in "img to Oriental and Rlchfli M IN AIL Jknctw easily cnel by Dr. MUea- Norm Plastcri Misi. Francis Krebs, ofHerndon, was in town last wiH'k. Orant Arnold, of Washington, I). ('., is visiting his mother. C. H. Kloek, ofSunbury, spent Sun dav witli liis parents. James Nelts has accepted a position In a confectionary store at U 11 ton. Jacob Hiimer, one of Kelinsgrove's flrst-elans iewelers. was iii town Win- day. Rev. Goodman, of Irish Valley, spent several hours in our town one day this week. Lewis Relf. ofBomnton, was the wel come guest of Frank Keifs several days last week. Miss Lerie Bmgaman spent several days of last week at the Rlue mansion at Me Keen. Chas. Ktroh was the sueecmfiil ap plicant for the night clerkship at Ceo. 1. r lander s. A. W. Aucker, f Bunbury, was in town the Intter part of last week p. tending to business. Miss Nellie Shaffer, who was em ployed at SelinBgrove during the sum mer, has returned home. Misses Carrie and Lottie Reichenbach are visiting their father. G. Irvin Etelchenbaoh, at Shamokin. I), s. Snyder, of Belinsgrove, is In town helping to build new addition to his son's furniture store. it. M. Shaffer, mother and two nieces, Nellie Shaffer and Bessie Stahl, were to Belinsgrove Monday. WesleT Arnold, Richard Foltz and Levi Bonner left for the woods near Johnstown Monday morning. S. P. Steffen and wife, Miss Alice Neitl and Masters Guy and Ernest Neitz spent Sunday at Sunbury. The Ev. Sunday school of Port Trev ei ton will hold their annual picnic at Clement's Park, Saturday, Sep. n. Benton Rice and wife, of Shamokin, and Mrs. Isaac Kembel, of Northum berland, were guests at (). (1. Rice's Sunday. Harry Stahlne ker and w ife, of the county seat, drove to town Monday to see the hitter's sister, Elsie O'Neil, who is very ill. Misses Mame and Carrie Shaffer, of Michigan, are being entertained at the home of their uncle, J. C. Shaffer, on Preacher St. Master Wellington Stem), of this place, i.ecompanied by his mother of Washington, D. C, are visiting the Utters sister at shainokln. Saturday eve. a merry crowd of boys and girls started for a fest ival at Chap man and as they saw several canal boats coming, one of the girls, who seemed very tired, prnosed getting on and at last persuaded the boys to Isiard the boat, but they had gone only about half the distance when they became aware that they weren't going any more. The irirls, ( weak creatures ) Im"- cainc frightened audit was only thro' the kindness of a gentleman on tlio Ixiat who landed them safely on the towing path with a row boat that they reached the festival. They arrived in good time considering the misfortune and at a late hour thev returned home, havinir had a gala time The girls have decided to walk the whole way the next time unless the level is full of water. HUMMEL'S WHARF. .We know of nothing better to tear the lining of your throat and lungs. It is better than wet feet to cause bronchitis and pneumonia. Only keep It up long enough and you will succeed in reducingyour weight, losing your appetite, bringing on a slow fever and making everything exactly right for the genus ef con sumption. Stop coughing and you will get well. UfJNPORE. "The best court of e piily Is a good conscience." Geo. Wolf has gone lo the lumber re gions for work. Peter H. Seohrisi sold part of his farm to Geo, A. Weutiel. John says he has a fainter now, and his name will he McKinley. J. I. Wise and Eid. Mover are work ing in the car shops at Berwick. Jacob Gaugler and H. L. Wltmer are hauling coal to the school houses. Our fanners have done very little seeding on account of the warm weather. 0 YES! O.Yes!O.YES Step nil ml Hear He Coifis of Is Sal Ix ORDBB to get several copies ot the Snyder County Marriagi ! o! into every district oi .Snyder county and elsewhere and introduce ii v. hen: it is not known, we propose to oiler six copies ,.t' the book to evei r di triot in Snyder county and Bfteeu copies outside ol the i ty, 1 '7 in all, to the highest bidders. Ju other words, you get the books ai your own price. We urorjose to do this inatonri nf um1iii an ., . . . i i Labor D.'IV was observed bv our pisi-I ,.,,m W wn,.lA I....... , , . r , ewithout any unusual demonsW ""h We Wou.ld hve to paj an agent a heavy eommuwiou and U.ill , liriili.l' t. i ,r, i... il I.. II. I - I .1 I I l,' .... tlon. ..v,...v. mic inii ei oi uie UOOK. We are Willing lo put Park Shambach, hi- sister, Estella, x liooks in every district ami the six highest bidders will ut the I nl and others were to the a.p.eduet fish- The fifteen highest bidden residing outside ol the comity will each re! cures coughs of ever kind. An ordinary cough disap pears in s single night. The racking coughs of bronchitis are soon completely mas tered. And, if not too far along, the coughs of con sumption are completely cured. Ask your druggist for one ef Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Plaster. It will aid the action of the Cherry Pectoral. ht- mnliCnt i Nil intdlc prompt ii ; y mm nifty i ui grom WlnolJJ'u Adlrrll, IIUI, i.iwr.i, ui.... If Tnn liir nnT en n T iilnl ilti.lrii wis ftdrlra yo'.l run trOOtlbtP obUtn, writ u fm!T. Ton wllfttcalr a Dli. J. TEOXELVILLE. sick list, opened t lie sow- to Milton, Sheriff Bow was in our town Mon day. John Schoeh made a tr'p toNewiiort last week. Miss Minnie Trutt visited friends at Dtindore Sunday. Levi Dressier and family spent Sun day with friends at Oriental. Frank Haekenburg spent Sunday with his parents near Troxelville. Mrs. Samuel Bower mule her usual trip to Sunbury market Saturday. Brian Teats is delivering some of his stationery to some of tne school boards in the county. Frank Erdlev and family were the guests of his father near Erdley's church Sunday, Mrs. Amanda Noll, who had been spending some time in Sunbury, has returned Home. John Hane. of Fisher's school house, is HUiinlviiiL' our citizens with flue peaches of his own growing. Messrs. John Scesholtz, Isaac Api and Jacob Bulic took in the sights of the Grangers' picnic and Oettysburg last week. David Slear, of Granger's Hollow, had a struggle wiiii live cramps wniu eoininir from Northumberland. He succeeded in getting away without be ing robbed, but received a tew senuelies Frown nun Reeder, who is working near Shamokin, was held up on the p.iuilimi Tt I. bridtre at Sunbiirv Mon ilnv lih'lit. the 2rd inst., and robbed of his clothes, money, watch and knife. Chas. Stetler, while coming from Se llnaomve on his wheel Sat unlay even- in', had a collision with another wheel man. Neither of them had lanternson I heir wheels and none of them was hurt, but one ot the wh els wasdamag- ed. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Din Kind You Have Always Bought 'or i&!ffit&x Bears the Signature of Mary Krebs is on th Some farmers have ing season. W. s. Shemorry went where he secured a job. Elsie, n daughter of John Cross, of this place, has typhoid fever. Lula and Homer Middleswarth, of Shamokin, were visiting relatives In this vicinity. j. c tvaiiier, son and daughter, are down with typhoid fever. Orant Him- baCu of Ueavertown is nigtit nurse ami Jane Shell of Union county dav nurse. A W. (Jill is doing the farming. Dr. E. M. Miller is tin-attending physician. The picnic has brought many visit ors to town, too many to mention here. We had Without doubt the largest pic nlceverheld here or anywhere in the county. Some say it exceeded Lawyer s picnic, but we are sorry to say that we cannot give nn honorable account of it. Whiskey, that deadly poison to our young people, which is a ruination to BOftl, body and character, made qutteja disturbance. Two young men under its Influence fought and disgracen themselves as well as the picnic. I think this is a shame. If 1 had to go home to my family like the one had to I would hide my face, and the other one, who is single, ought to be asham ed for the sake of his parents. SKLINSOUOVE. I an "ig Maria W. Duudorespent a few hours with her sister, Minnie K. Ever, at Belinsgrove. Michael Uru baker, one or our promis ing young men, was seen on our streets on his wheel. The poor crops and the tow price of grain does not keep our fanners from using phosphate. Dr. Krebs is frequently seen on oui streets and is kept very busy looking after his patients. After spending a week w ith friends at Sunbury, Louisa Neitz's name was added to Hie sick list. H. II. Bchrawderls beautifying sev eral lots in the Willie r United Evan gelical church cemetery. Samuel High, of Millersburg, repres enting Beltzer-Klaher Hardware Co., of Philadelphia, mis in town, I. W. Longaere smiles at bis new boarder and thinks he is all sunshine and will count one for Bryan. 8. G. Sehuek, of Selinsgrovp, sales man for Kurtz iV Meyers, of Sunbury, was in town offering groceries. The Sunday schoolsof the Evangell eil Association will have their picnic next Saturday at Clement's Park. J. F. Wagner made cider last week and others followed. The quantity is not large, bill the quality is tine. Rev, Hrlllhart, assisted by many other pastors, is conducting a heme campniecting this week at Aline. Isaac Campliell and w ife, of North umberland, attended the Verdllla pic nic and spent a few days with his par ents. The picnic ai Verdllla last Saturday drew a n Immense concourse of people. The addresses and music were above the average. All returned home with the satisfaction that it was a day well spent Rev, Baumgardner, of Mazenpa, copied Rev. Britlhart's pulpit fast Sun day at Winner's, Hoover's and Port Treverton and delighttd his congrega tions with temperance songs rendered by himself and his daughter. book at his bid. DESCRIPTION OF THE WoRK. "Snyder County Marriages, 1835-1899" compiled by Geo. W ,. enseller, A. M contains a record ol about 7."(n marriages or loOOOi ol Snyder county people, h consists firsl ot a miHcellaueous lis! ol - i ir riages compiled from the files of the Middleburg Posrt'rom 18G8 M I, 1885, when the marriage license law went into effect. Second, from Oct. 1, 1885 to April 1899 taken from the license docket of S , -lci county. Third, the marriage record ol Kev. Adolph U. Cuspar j . 82. Fourth, that oi Kev. J. P. Shindel, Jr., 1835-1888; and Fifll the record ol (,'. (i. Ki leiiui vcr, 1840-75. The book is nicely bound in substantial cloth biuding and co nil 266 pages. At the end of the book there is an index ot surnami ; which you can tell at a glance on what pug,- every family nun -curs. There is not a family residing in Snyder county or has r here for any length ol time who will not find'u record ol man)' ... own number and that of their land lies. The real history ot uuy I. i -is the detail information ot its neonle. Then, is m it nn.it line hook , lished which contains ho much infoi-mnt;,,, ,. , and as there was only 284 copies printed and ho I and Uliuv. '. Bold leaving 242 copies ou hand. Deducting from this the 127 ; offered in this sale to the highest bidders will leave only 115 ' which must be sold :it the regular price of three dollars per' copy. ',' want to convert the entire stock into cash and in order to gel e pies i these books scattered to all parts of the county s) Hial everyone u i and appreciate the value of such a book, 127 copies will go to the higl bidders, six to eai h township and borough, and fiMeeii outside of the i otui- ty. When the entire stock is exhausted and circulated among the pe and the value of the book appreciated no one will purl with their ropy and it will e next to impossibe to get a copy for love or m . I hat is the history of all books of this character. No second edition will be published by the compiler and no one else dare as the book has been c ipy righted by him. St ud in your bids at once. CONDI 1'IONB, PALLAS NEWS. .il. r will l:i -t onlv four or fi v wee th ' highest bidders will be notified, .Hie or thev can have them sent ilccessful should not If less triilar price. ( 'ooics ol tin i Elmer E. Ruth and family are guests of his father-in-law, John Slailey. Rev. E. B. Killinger, of Trenton. N. J., spent several days with friends last week. We were sorry to learn of the illness nfjjoliu Kreeger, who has hosts of friends here. Mrs. M. L. Schnch, son and daugh ter, of Philadelphia, were visitors in town last week. Miss (iutelius, of Kreamer, was en tertained by her uncle, 1'. S. Albert, several days last week. Prof. Noctling anil wife are enter taining Miss Mary Noetling, of BloomS burg, who Is a cousin of Mm. N. Mrs. McClosky and son, of Lock Haven, are being entertained by Mrs. M's brother. A. W. Potter and family. The public schools of town will not open as advertised on account of the beat. The opening will be on the 10th. Capt, Hughlin Harrison, of Akron, Ohio, but a former resident of this ooun ty, is visiting the scenes of his boyhood da ays. Miss Ethel Schoeh, who has lieen visiting her uncle at Wildwood, N. J., during the last month, returned homo Saturday. The Reformed picnic Wednesday of last week and the Lutheran Trinity Thursday were well attended and an enjoyable time was bad. We noticed Rev. S. N. Carpenter, of Pittsburg, on our streets. It look natural to see him about town as he spent six or seven years at the Univer- sity here A concert reading will Ik-given Fri day evening, 7th inst., in the opera house by Miss Van Wagner (the new music teacher) assisted by her sister, and elocutionist, will give readings. Samuel Zimmerman and wife, of Roscoe, South Dakota; Jos. Bnirlek and wife, Mrs. Warren Zimmerman and daughter, of Banbury, and Dr. H. M. Emriek and daughter, of Milton, are visiting .1. M. Rover's family on North High street. Mrs. Samuel Zim merman and Mrs. Warren Zimmerman are cousins, Joseph Bimiek is no uncle and Dr. H. M. Emriek a brother to Mrs. .1 M B yer. Netn. Bailey made a trip to Rich field Monday. The Verdllla picnic drew a targe crowd of Pallas people. Peter Aucker has about completed the roof on his new dwelling. Charley Arnold and William Hook onbrock were on the sick list the past week. Will Nace and sisters, of Port Tre verton, spent Sunday afternoon ai Mrs. Bailey s. The Bailey lx.ys have put their mo-1 lasses factory in order for operation in I aweea or two. iiiuireuue prenenin n fine appearance. William Strawser was a caller at this place Friday and left a subscription to the "Post,'' our valued county paper. Let more follow. The cost is only 26 cents from now until Jan. 1st, 1001. Al ready the story "Malcom Kirk" is at tracting widespread attention, QUite a number of the Pallas people attended preaching services at Ebene zcr's church Sunday evening. They were' treated to quite a lengthy, but able discourse (in various topics. The main jsiints touched upon were war In both ancient and modern times, the great Chinese question, military vic tories, temperance, political corruption, church dissension, personal victories over sin in every day life with a touch ing talk on Christ's 'final victories and ultimate peace on earth. scorn EMULSION OF COD-LIVER OIL WITH HYP0PH0SPHITES should always be kept in the house for the fol lowing reasons: ' FIRST Because, If any member of the family has a hard cold, it will cure It. p SECOND Because. If the chil dren are delicate and sickly, it will make them strong and well. THRO Because, if the father or mother Is losing flesh and becom ing thin and emaciated, It will build them up and give them flesh and strength. FOURTH Because it Is the standard remedy In all throat and lung affections. No household should be without It. It can be taken in summer as well as In winter. '' 50c. and fi.oo, ill dniftglsK. SCOTT & BOWNE, ClwmUu, New Yofk. The opportunity to bid on thi When the time for bidding has close I when they can lift their books at thi by mail lor 11 cents postage. Bids to Ix- -than 11.60 and ft oiu there up to $3.00, tiie n book can be seen at this office. Ii anv siiouessfiil bidder is not satisfied that the book is as represented, he need not accept it and in that case the first bidder below him gets the book. Use the form below lor making your bid and mail it to the compile! of the book, y"7 Middleburgh, Pa. o ft o o o O o 0 Q Zo GEO. W, WAOEN8ELLER, A. 31., Middtcburgh, Pa. I Index your special i der County Marriages, and litleen copies outsilii sum of o ft .tier to place -ix copies of ' in every voting district , to the highest bidders, VUtir book, "n . of Snydi r com t I hci i by offer the J)i)ltirn ( i iiis For a copy at your office and 11 cents addit Name P st OrriCE if sent b Voting District, .St jftoftoftoftoeoftoOoftoftft ft :-.. -' KKEAUEK. As au advertising medium the Post is the best in the county. Hive it a trial. Thomas Deltrich is remodeling his house. Ceo. Cordon visited his family over Hunday. John Diemer made a trip to Ashland the forepart of last week. Geortre Kelser, of Northumberland, visited bis grandfaher last week. Murray Hummel, of West Milton, visited at Levi Erdley's Saturday. Miss Kirstetter, of Northumberland, vimttd Samuel Rumbaugh over Sun day. Mrs. James How and daughter, of Be linsgrove, visited her parents, J. F. Walter's, last w.ek. W. A. Hummel, of Lewlstown, vis ited relatives in town over Sunday. He was accompanied home by bis wife and child who were visiting friends in this locality for some time. Quite a number of our dtlxens at- ...,,.l...l 1i ( in. Hirers' IlielliC Ut W Il linois' (In ive last week find returned home well pleased with their w vacation. SPRENKLET" WN oil k' r 5 CENTS ! I DOBBINS' I ELECTRIC SOAP 1 Just Reduc3d from Ten Cents L J Your elioice of KIT tweiitj-llire csnt y. . bookn sent tree, tor pacli three wrappers L "fl and S cenla tor poalatfo. r-sf. prrr.Tr-T- -T- -T- "T1- Thresher F. E. tloitzajiple Is busy just now. C. I. Scbnee. of Mt. Carmel, vl friends lu re Sunday. Merlin Glace, of Nanticoke, r home to visit his parents, J. W. Winner is learning the i Ins trade ai l,c i Herrold's. , c. gprenkle and wife visit.-.! lams and Gettysburg last week. Win. Gilbert and W. H. Neil Bmoketown, were visitors hen 8u I . The Kantz cornel band will p; a Port Treverton S. S. picnic al ' cut's Park Saturday. C. O. Shambach, the junk deal ., driving all over the country paying tilt highest cash prices for old rubb We wish to be represent 1 thi news columns of the newsies! and paper in Snyder county, the Posi After fiizlitintr for some time. . -Sprenkle succeeded in killings racei black snake that measured Ave reel :u! four inches. Levi Herrold and wife, . A. 8b m orry, J. N. Ulricb, C. C. Glase und Francis Relgle spent vers pleasai time at the Grangers' Plcnli -i Will ianis Grove last ws-k. Buobanan, Mich., May '22. Genessee Pure Food Co., L Bos N. Y. SoTlUn : Mjt mamma li. been a great coll'eo drinker and i found it very injurious. used several packages of vc CKAIN-O, the drink thai take . place of coffee, slit found il ... better for herself and for u ohild to drink. Sho Las eriyen up c-.V drinking entirely. AVe use a pax g every week, I am ten years o. Respectfully yoevs
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