HUMMELS WHARF.
I LOCAL HAPPEH1H8S8 IN NEARBY j
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THB FOST J Kgr
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GLOBE MILLS.
Samuel Stuck made a business
trip to the county seat Monday.
Francis Mull, ot near Salera, pass
ed through here on his way to court.
s O. Ulrich started Tuesday for
Philadelphia to buy his winter goods.
Hnrrv Bover. of Selinsgrove, was
doing business at this place Monday.
H o. and A. A. Ulrich took a
pleasure trip to Selinsgrove Sun
day. Misses Mable Row and Viola
Beaver attended the fair at Lewis
burg. Thomas Trutt, ot Shamokin
Dam, spent Sunday with Amnion
Yerger.
Harvey Bilger and wife, of New
Berlin, passed through this place
Monday on their way to Middle
bug. MIDDLESWARTH.
The rain Saturday was very much
needed.
Monday Isaac Shawver again I Ki
gali the distillation of whiskey.
John Sipe and family were the
guests ol Clement Musser's Sunday.
Ammon Walter and family paid
a visit to Jeremiah Bowersox Sun
day. (iuite a number of our people at
tended the Lewisbcrg lair, Thurs
day. Kittei and Weikel, our busy ma
sons, were called to Reedsville,
Mifflin Co., to build a wall.
Last week John Sanders moved
fk dwelling house to a new foun
dation closer to the public road.
I. H. Shawver returned home
from Mooresburg, Montour county,
where he was employed for the last
six months.
. UNION TOWNSHIP.
Daniel Krebs wag in town Satur
day.
Amelia Stahl, of Lancaster, was
at home over Sunday.
We learn that there are actually
corn thieves in existence.
Enoch Aucker and lady friend
spent Sunday at Richfield.
R. S. Aucker, of Shamokin, was
looking over the affairs on his farms
here.
W. D. Brown, of Shreiner, was
visiting amcng friends here over
Sunday.
Geo. A. Erdley, of East Cone
maugh, mingled among friends here
last week.
Hiram Steflen, who had been con
fined to the house for one month, is
out again.
J. P. Wise, of Berwick, spent
Sunday with his family. He has a
good job up there.
Frank Bitner was in town last
week. He says he would like to
ee the Post published twice a week.
We are glad that our place is not
represented at court this week. A
dollar eaved is a dollar earned for
the county.
If there was any chance for sal
vation after death, the devil would
not work so hard to get men to put
on their praying until the last min
ute. 8WINEFORD.
Gertrude Dunklcberger has re
turned home from Indiana.
Lewis Amich, of Selinsgrove, vis
ited friends here last week.
Dr. J. C. Amich and wife, of
Jwi8town, were at home over Sun
day. Mrs. H. P. Beaver, who has been
visiting at Burnham, has returned
home.
Quite a number of our people
attended the Lewisburg fair last
Thursday.
Miss Maude Dalby, of Lewistown,
visiting Miss Lillian Amich at
Swineford.
Milton Keeler, of Shamokin, who
had been visiting his grandparents
t this place, has returned home.
Calvin Shaffer and Mr. Zimmer
man, of Mt. Carmel, were the guests
of Joseph Musser Sunday.
SKLINSGKOVE.
Samuel Wittonmyer, Jr., spent
Sunday in town in this place.
Miss Hess, of Hughesville is be
ing entertained by Mrs. Hcisler.
H. H. Schoch and family return
ed from Wildwood Friday evening
last.
M. Millner passed through here
00 his way to Philadelphia and New
York to make his fall purchases.
Harry Hummel and family, of
Northumberland, spent Sunday in
town with his mother-in-law, Mrs.
M. A, Eby.
Will Nipple and wife this week
moved into the lower end of the old
female college building at Prof.
Noetling's.
J. S. Burkhart, of Dickinson, I'a.,
but a former student at the Univer
sity, is visiting his children, Bruce
and Miriam, also his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Margaret Schoch.
M. L. Wagenseller left Monday
morning for Philadelphia where he
expects to spend the month of Oct,
with his house and hopes his many
customers will call to see him when
making their fall purchases.
Your correspondent as well as
many of his friends were extremely
glad to grasp your townsman, John
Kreoger, by the hand, and happy
that he was making such, rapid im
provement in health, lie spent sev
eral days in town.
Prof. Allison on his return to his
duties at the University, brought
with him a bride. AIout the same
time Rev. Domer L. Ulrich visited
his mother with a bride. Both the
aliove parties were handsomely
serenaded Tuesday evening last
Miss Ethel D. Schoch has gone to
"Chevy Chase" school near tish
ington, D. 0. Her brothers, John
and George, have entered the Uni
versity of Peuna. at Philadelphia,
the one in Law and the other as a
druggist. Harry Weis has also en
tered the Law Department .at U. P.
The University foot ball team
went to Carlisle Saturday and play
ed a game with the Indians. The
score was 4G-0 in favor ot the In
dians. Considering the light weight
of our team and the little practice
they have had (having no coach),
they did fairly well, ten points bet
ter than last year.
SALEM.
Salem was well represented at the
Lewisburg fair Thursday.
J. G. Row and family spent Sun
day at Kreamer, the guests of Thco.
Row's.
B. F. Bolig, Jr., and sisters,
Misses Annie and Blanche, Sunday,
visited Wm. J. Boyer.
Harvey Eiseuhart and Will Ship,
of Shamokin, are spending some
time at W. J. Buyer's.
The people of Salem and vicinity
had a birthday surprise for Mrs. Al
bert Hunter Monday evening.
G. M. Witmer entertainedMisses
Mabil, Elizabeth and Geo. Mertz,
of Northumberland, over Sunday.
R. M. Coleman and family Tues
day attended the funeral of Mrs.
C's father, Lewis Crouse, at Erd
ley' s church.
Rev. J. II. Raker came up from
Lebauon to assist Rev. Suable in the
re-dedication of Erdley's church Sun
day, 8ept. 30,
C. U. Woodruff left Monday for
the University of Pennsylvania to
take a course in the Department of
Veterinary Medicine.
Jacob Kuster purchased the Moy
er & Ott property tor $3400 and
John Gearhart bought Kuster's
property for $2215.
Wm. B. Gembcrling and wife,
Samuel Kessler and wife and John
Kinney and wife reached home Fri
day afternoon after a five week's vis
it in Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
utJNDORE.
Prefer loss to unjust gain.
The Post is preaching wholesome
political doctrine.
One of the pressing wants of this
town is an automobile.
Ex-Sheriff Wolf was in town and
called at the post-office.
George Eberly sold his farm ot
William Brown for $1050.
VILLAGES IF SWOB COUNTY
UY ITS CORPS OK CORRESPONDENTS
James M. Etambo, of this town,
is one of the jurors this week.
Ed. Ram bo is working at Hern
don for the Penn Teh plume Co.
Katie Qlase was in town and call
ed for her mail at the post-office.
A. E. Witmer wants to buy a
good horse for farming purposes.
Isaac Seiler, of Selinsgrove, pass
ed through town on his way to lleru
don. Our farmers arc getting 20 cents
for butter and cirgs at Dundorc's
store.
George Bberly and wife
ing entertained by Eamuel
and family.
George Hoover is dril
more water for some partie
are bo
Rambo ing for
in Port
'I revertou.
A. M. Stroh, of Port Treverton,
was in town. He is always an in
teresting caller.
George and Ira Hoover living on
Hall's Island, threshed 1600 bushels
of wheat last week.
J. F. Wagner finished his thrash
ing last week and got 940 bushels
of wheal, rye and oats.
Henry Hoot and (!( o. N. Went
zel passed through town with their
cider barrels well tilled.
John P, Wise, who is working in
the ear shops at Berwick, spent last
Sunday with his family.
Sara C. Ever and Mamie Roth
bad a pleasant ride to Selinsgrove.
H. B. Reichenbach was the driver.
Dr. Krebs, of Port Treverton, is
seen passing frequently through
town attending to his many patients.
M. R. Hoot, of Bachelor's Hol
low, in company with a few more
bachelors, was in town last Saturday
evening.
'Squire Sechrist raised a 3J lb.
sweet jx)tato and presented it to D.
W. Eyer, of Shamokin as a Suyder
Co. specimen.
John M. Goeser & Co., of Dan
ville, had their salesman call on our
merchant with a full line of tobaoco
and groceries. .
E. P. Schrawder, of Shamokin,
and three of his friends passed
through town last Saturday on their
way to camp fire at Hall's grove.
Our delegates to the Sunday
school convention at Centre ville
have all returned with broader
views and deeper conceptions and
stronger determinations to do their
part in the great cause.
John W. Snoke, of Port Trever
ton, has canvassed the township for
signers to his petition for a bridge
across the river from Port Trever
ton to Herndon and reports that
every man in the township has sign
ed the petition except two and that
they belong to the boxers in China.
I). W. Eyer and wife and their
bright little daughter, Esther, of
Shamokin, and Mamie ltoth, of
York, and Minnie B. Eyer rid Sara
C. Eyer, of Selinsgrove, were en
tertained a few days last week b
t
N. T. Dundorc and wife and
change the monotony of country Jlfe
the party joined in an apple butter
boiling,
NO U
TRYING
I can't take plain cod-liver
oil. Doctor says, try it He
miht as well tell me to melt
lard or butter and try to take f
them. It is too rich and;
will upset the stomach. Bute
you can take milk or cream, (
so you can take n
Scott's ElMliSlOP
It is like creams but will
feed and nourish when cream
will not. Babies and chil
dren will thrive and grow
fat on it when their ordinary j
food does not nourish them. J
Persons have been known to gain if
a pound a day when taking an?
ounce of Scoffs Emulsion. It gets
the digestive machinery in working,
order so that the ordinary food Isi
properly digested and auimilated. !
jot. indJt.ao. ill druggirti.
SCOTT h BOWNE, Chembti, New York. 6
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WEST BRAVKu.
Warrie A. McGaughlin Bpent
Sunday with his parents.
Howard Kline is slowly improv
ing from his late sickness.
A few persons from this end took
in the Lewisburg f:iir hist week.
Protracted meeting commenced at
the Baker church last Sunday even
ing. Some of the old veterans of the
49th P. V. are talking of attending
the reunion ot the reg't to lc held
at Bellcfonte on the '25th of Oct.
The hot weather has prevented
anglers from taking their usual trip
to dam, bass fishing. John says,
never mind, thev will get there yet.
The late rains we had started the
farmers to finish their sowing. Some
say what had been sown comes up
very Spotted, and they expect to
have to resow in places.
S. H. Phillips has creeled a broom
factory to run by muscular power,
which will lie ready for operation
in the near future, and he will ap
preciate all who may call to inspect
his work.
The citizens of Lowell and vicin
ity have organized a vigilance club
of 31 members to guard the vigil
ance club of 30 members of Cross
grove from violating the game law.
Boys, do your duty as you have a
big job on hand.
West Beaver expects to have a
bakers dozen of applicants lor justice
of the Peace when the time arrives.
Keep the ball rolling, boys, you
have plenty of time yet. We are
going to elect Mae. and Ted. before
your time comes.
Isaac Middleswarthand Abe Hol
shue returned home from their
southern tour and report a good
time, and the trip well worth the
time and money. AIk says there
still remains lots of sights yet in the
south to indicate there had leen a
war.
By alt accounts some ot our law
abiding niuirods commenced shoot
ing squirrels on the fifteenth of last
month, ho doubt it was their ignor
ance of the law. Thev should le a
paid up subscriber to the Post and
it will instruct them on all the points
in the game law; for fifteen cents it
will Ik? sent to your address through
the campaign.
ALINE.
J. B. Hilbert and Henry Market
are on the sick list.
Wm. Hilbert was home on a visit
from Herndon over Sunday.
Andy Kerstcttcr bought a young
heifer of Samuel Kemrer for $4.25.
Mrs. H. K. Horuberger and
daughter Mabel were the guests of
H. B. Underkofller Sunday.
H. B. Hornbergcr and Mr. Mei
ser sold their tit to Mr. Derk at a
fair price delivered at Shamokin
from camp-fire Saturday as he did
not know whether he should stop at
independence for the night or not.
Charlie was always in demand and
is everywhere now so since he has
returned from the city.
i'ALLAS NEWS.
Willet Moyer is doing a good
business dressing horse's teeth.
The good rain Saturday evening
scattered the people who attended
the camp fire at the Ixittom Saturday.
Wm. Bossier and wife in company
with Benj. Arnold and wife were
Feen in tins community visiting at
Daniel Ciarman's Sunday.
N. H. Bailey, Henry Tharp, John
Dreese, Edward Troup, ChaS, Ixmig
and Wash. Bickhart made a trip to
the Lewisburg fair on their wheels.
J. Harry Kreitzer and Bert lline
accompanied by their lady friends,
Misses Mabel Fisher and Gertie
Stroub, expect to attend the Milton
fair this week.
Anew remedy for biliousness fa
now on sale at the Middleburg Drug
Store. It is called Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. It gives
quick relief and will prevent the at
tack if given as soon as the first in
dication of the disease appears.
Price, 25 cents per box. Samples
free. j
The weather has been very favor
able for farming operations so far.
nave you
seen sick
Perhaps fen have had the
grippe or a hard cold. Tou
mar he recovering rretn
malaria or a alow fever; or
peealbly aeme of the chil
dren are just getting over
the measles or whooping
cough.
Are you recovering as fast
as you should? Hss not
your old trouble left your
bleed full of Impurities?
And Isn't this the reason
you keep so poorly? Don't
delay recovery longer but
Take
It win remove efl fm port
ntmrw
(tes frotr tout blood. It la
al se a tome ef Immense
i vshs. Girt nature a little
t help at (his rime. Aid hor
1 by removing all the products
T of disease from your blood.
: It tour bowels are not
hist rtaX Ayar'a Pills will
meat tfccm ao. Send for
( lt ea Diet ha Ceosti-
pttloa.
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KANTZ.
R. K. Forry is at home.
Mrs. H. S. Stahl is on the sick
list.
Most of our farmers are busy
husking corn.
Ralph Neitz is suffering from an
attack of mumps.
The rain of late seems to give lite
to people of this vicinity.
Milton Miller, who has Iteen
working at Milton, has returned
home.
The Freeburg Rod and Gun Club
is taking a two weeks' trip to the
Juniata.
F. P. Holtzapple is making pre
parations to build an ice house. He
is going to canvass Freeburg.
M. Millner returned from his trip
to Phila, and N. Y. with a large
Stock of fall and winter goods.
Isaac Arnold and Mrs Lulu
Brousc were united in the holy wed
lock Sunday evening, Sept. 30th.
POUT TREVERrON.
(i. I. Flanders was to Selinsgrove
last week,
Geo. Rine and wife, of Milton,
visited the hitter's parents Sunday.
Mrs. D. 8. Snyder, of Selinsgrove,
was visiting her son, Jerre, lust
week.
Geo. Charles and friend, of Phil
adelphia, visited relatives in town
Friday.
1. (. Sbambach attended the K.
L. C. E. Convention at Centreville
last week.
Miss Jennie Charles is spending
the week with Geo. Shambach at
Selinsgrove.
Fisli-sjearin is one of the even
ing sports which many (if our boy
aud girls enjoy.
Ray Bender, of Shamokin, is vis
iting her grandparents, Soworra
Shutter aud wile.
John Hepner, one of our old
friends and a former employe, of
this place, was in town last week.
Jacob Snyder and son, of Shamo
kin Dam, called on the former's
father-in-law, James Houser, last
week.
Miss Minnie Bobb, after spend-
.1 .l 1st
ing tne summer wiin relatives in
town, has returned to hor home at
Williamsport.
There were but few in attendance
at the camj)-ffre which was held at
Mahantongo Saturday and to those
few a shower bath was given free
whether they desired it or not.
Charles Hoffman, who is employ
ed in Philadelphia, is spending his
vacation with Ins father at the 1 ort
Treverton Hotel. He was in quite
a predicament while coming home.
it MM
j chills and lever.
! Daniel Sassuman and lam,,
'a trip aO'Sambury Friday,
1 Harvey Moyer succeeded in
' iog a number of large carp
Franklin Het trick in ho
t.A-
; nice lot of peaches this m ;t- 1
Arthur Noll spent a ti-v, . . t
, Lewistown looking lor Chit)!
Peter K iin'ler iltnl famih
!'has. Miller's at Selinsgrovi
. day.
lfaa
mi
.. . j
' Ellen Stiue,
, Philip Naee are
! week.
Peter Bail
attending cot
('has. Stethr spent S
uiejit with hi cousin, Arthur
at Selinsgrove.
Misses Anna and Bertha
'attended the Lewisburg i
day hist week,
I
John Schoch and wife -pen
day with his brother, . Se
; in or Selinsgrove
Miss ( 'arrie Schoch is -r
some time with her siu r
Troutmun, near Newport.
The farmers ol tin- Is
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in
ueany an iiirougu sceuuig nru
commenced husking corn
Kev. (J. W. Bordman preael
very interesting sermon ii
! s
school house Sunday evenwi''.
Samuel Trutt and wife
Sunday in Stdinsgrove, the
of Mrs. Rebteea Wagenseller
The people of thh place arc i
1 cd to know thai Arthur Brow -Shamokin
Mam, is home again
1
Mi--rs Martha Hummel and Miu
I nie Trutt called on Mi.-,
Spade near Ott's scJiool houfe .
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Daniel Sa ainan
Jr.,
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entertained his sister, Mrs, !
1 1 umniel, and two uhildn
Shreiner, Sunday.
Hurry Htti el, wife ami
i laughter, ot Northumberland,
io sec his fanner, Levi ln
Sunbiiry evening.
.ill!.
ASTICII Acti vr mao, of sood oharati er, -m
ilf.'lvt'r untl eolleot. In nMylfnsieStti
un il,l ontsbllsied inniiufActurl liol -i
house. ,'1 -it yrir. Hiir pay. Hi ,y izimw
tliftn esiwriettce, reqoltvai Oarrefe ence,
'in i k in t',,u city. Knrlom ti srlf allri'sMi . uic
Mtiunprii eiivritipo. MaDuSSetufeis, Tbiid I'ucv
lllll(rl,,)inlnrl. Oium 1MJ ICS,
aUtSAJWtv
Some of our eitiaens attended
court this week.
J. F. W alter and wife drove tst
Middleburg Saturday.
The wedding bells will tv; liny
ing in town before long.
Ellsworth Annual, who is wot t
ingat Logan, was home over San
day. Quite a numberof our citizem in
tended the fair at Lewisbuig I -jtH
week.
A. ('. Smith is in the city buying
in a new supply of fall and wiutes
goods.
Jacob Middleswai th and MniK ,
of Beavertown, visited JHwdlta t
Musser's Sunday.
A good representation from this
place was at the Republican niS
meeting at Middlebu g Tuesdaj
evening.
When you cannot sloop for i .,;:
ing, it is hardly necessary thai nij
one should tell vou that you w'i- it a
few doses of Cliamboriain'H Co ugh
Remedy to allay the irritation oi sa
throat, aud make sleep posHibiu. Is
is eood. Try it. For uulo by akat
Middleburg Drug S'tore.
Excellent Farm far Sale
Wishing to quit fanning, ftnvsatV
fering at private sale a most excelteasl
farm containing 107 aeri"- f rich hint,
ini; 'ami, s" acres of wlii'-li is clear uuuS
In a good state of cultivation The lJ
ance is timber. ()u the laml k a :.'...
large hunk liam, exeelletit livvellujr
house, good size, all kinds of outbaSba
inits in iiil repair, kikh oaue ut bas
ses factory, koikJ never-failine :itrr
near the house ami in the fields for urn.
stock, excellent apulu orclvrd, aliui.
dance of H iclies, entjrries, pear" fie",
all kinds of small fruit, such as btaesi
and red raspberries, napes, currants)
plums, etc. "zzi
The property is IimhIviI euveiiu;B&
to church, store and postoffice atoasaj
the pillule mail and is a very proru
inent farm. We raise excellent gall
and grass ; have kxh! fences and n 'i k
location foru flab dam within ,i.tasf.
the house. The soil is good, di ,
rich, no stones to Itother with, nodiwto
ing neoessary, no slate and we ha vo -ja,
easy roiwl to the river. We will uismt
sell' 0 ucres which will make nui:
fann for some one who doea (Msaesssst
for much land.
This farm was twice sokl f , r .,- JM
and Is now ottered at the very low raat
of :!Mn. If it were not for the Qssat
that I wish to discontinue fanning, iim-
farm would not In tillered nl sn Iim- l.
figure. A clear title can he ptvn.i.
MBS. M. A. BAIl.KY, .
7-19-3ru. 1'allas, Snyde, (,'a, Pa-
Be sure to read the new stsrf ,
"Ma I com Kirk," now appea; .
the PottT.
Miss Mav S h.K h