l'vjk PREPARgQ 8XPRE3SLY FOR THE POST "y nv ITS CORF'S OK CORRESPONDENTS V H
HlilWIL'S WHARF.
Tinv oiinp, who has been on the
jtk-list for some lime, is slowly
EytlueoSng.
Daniel Sassamanand wife, visited
fends at Shreiner, Sun.lav.
Mrs. Thomas Hettriek made a
np to Sunbury, Friday.
Samuel Trutt and wife siwnt Sun-
iv with friends near New Berlin.
Mrs. Amanda Noll spent a week ,
itli her brother near Middleburg,
ecentl v.
Wash. Hoke and wife, of Belle
c, Ohio, and Mr. Guise, of Nor-
tatnherlaud, were entertained at
Htr Kliugler's Sunday.
Mr. (iarret from the west is spend-
ga few weeks with in this place.
Miss Kmma Bower, of Belins-
rovc, spent a few days bust week
itli her parents in this place.
Peter Teats and wife, of Sunbury,
ml Franklin Elliott and wife, of
aninkin Dam, visited Andrew
tsn'd Sunday.
Win. Mover and father spent a
b davs at the Juniata river fish-
They returned home well
leased with the trip.
PAXTONVILLE
C. 8. Qraybill of Richfield spent
few (lays with his daughter, Mrs.
win ( iravbill.
Lottie Gift visited her sister, Mrs.
Win Sterner, in Snnbury a few
week.
Mrs. James Deitrich and daugh-
Marie f Swineford, spent a few
town. . .. .
Miss Jessie At tig and Mahalah
lymll were to Middleburg, ou
lureday.
John F. Boyer of Mt Pleasant
lis, was a business caller in town,
Dr. A. M. Smith was in town,
'ednesdny on business.
(.'has. Boyer made a busiuess trip
lAdamsburg, luesday.
R. E. Gift made a trip to Suu-
pry, Saturday.
UUNDORE.
As tin; Penna. canal is vanishing
uie prospects are increasing for
. w
trolley alone the west bank of toe
quehanna
Isaac Campbell, owr boss carpen-
t, has erected comfortable seats n
tauore's store for tie acconimoda
i of Congress this winter which
ul be in session every evening to
cuss the national issues of vital
Pportance.
Minnie E. Eyer, of Selinsgrove,
Pped ber sister butchering last
la. - -
t,
iMnria W. Dundore and Minnie
'Eyer, and Sara C. Eyer, of Se-
grove, made a trip to Sunbury
; week.
Mears. of Phila.. a school tenefi
lind authoress, took up her winter
ters with Maria W. Dundore.
J. F. Wagner is on the sick list.
I J. B. Stauffer is hauling lime
John Spangler s.
Harry F. Haas, of Milton, was to
in company with Rishel and
W C. Hoover.
High and Mr. Wiest, of Mil-
urg, were in town on business.
S. Reichenbach is digging
ops in JJundore s new land.
Porton Hendrix, the butcher of
i community, is engaged every
' o the end of the season.
A. Shaffer will start for Cen
bounty for deer hunting.
nee A. Wise wants to buy a
horse.
lie Rambo has returned from
ary and will spend the winter
ner parents.
i is a coal and water famine
; our people.
anted meeting in Hoover's
is well attended.
ALINE
Mrs. J. P, Naugle lost her pookel
book Somewhere between her home
land Benton Reiohenbaoh's, A liber-
1,1 WWMd ' d,t'rwl fur its returo
J," Minium ami Mrs. Y Ultaui
newer, oi ooutn tna, ma., are vis
ing their parents.
Hornlierger and Weaver are busy
hauling ties to Middleburg,
(j. Keinrer was to Middle-
burg one da;; last week on business.
Christ and Jonathan Knouse were
t Quaker Run for a load of posts
one day last week.
Isaac Spotts and wife were seen
on our road Sunday.
MT. PLEASANT MILLS.
Our teachers are attending Teach
ers' Institute this week.
Abe. Bohnee'a visited at Freebiirg
Sunday.
A. F. and Abs, Schnee made a
business tripto Middleburg Monday.
Miss Katharine Miller, who is
teaching school atCentreville was the
guest of T. G, A rbogast's Sunday.
Absalom Schnee lefl Monday for
MitUiub urg where he has secured a
clerkship in Mr. Strunk's store.
P. A, Stuck's will move to Seven
Points, North'd County in thespring.
Wm. A. Kaltriter, who was a
very sick man last week, is slowly
improving.
J. F. Stroub ii remodeling his
house.
Norman Troup's will move in
Mrs. Steiver's house in the near fu
ture. John A. Ebright weirs a smile, be
cause of the arrival of a boy baby.
Quite a number of our young
people expect to attend Institute
this week.
E. S. Aucker of near Verdilta was
the guest of Abs. Roush's Thursday.
Edward Rousk and family of Ma
hantongo, were the guests of Ins sou,
Abs. Roush's Saoday.
CENTRE VILLK
Mrs. Snah Smith, cf MiflKoburg,
was the guest of Mrs. Susan Walter
srveral days last week.
Dr. G. C. Mohn and wife, of
Laurelton, were the guests f John
Mohn one day last week.
Francis Meyer, of Miflinburg,
was the guest oi a, C. Doudwe and
family over Sunday.
M. A. Bateaian, of Setittsgrove,
speut several lays here last week.
Mrs. 8. S. Bowersox and son,
Arthur, and Miss 8avila Boyer were
visitors at JXew Berlin Sunday.
Assessor C. E. Sampseil was a
counto seat visitor Saturday.
W. F. Seohris of Beaver Springs,
was in town several days last week.
P. C. Harttuan and wife were vis
itors at Middleburg last Thursday
Dr. J. W. Sampseil and George,
spent several days in rhiladelphia
last week.
Mrs. John K reamer and son, of
Kreamer, visited Mrs. Amanda
Brunner Saturday.
The teachers of Centre townsliin
held their first institute in the in
termediate schoolroom Friday even
ing. B. H. Hendricks was home from
Lewistown Sunday.
W. H. Hunt moved into his new
house last Thursday.
There in more Catarrh Id this HOP
tion cf the country than all other dis.
eases put together, and until the last
low years was 8utnonel to he inmir
able. For a great uiaor yean dootors
prouounceu it a looai disease, and
prescribed looal remedlet, and by con
stantly falling to cure with local treat
uient, pronouneedlt incurable, Sol
enoe naa proven catarrh to be a con
ewLuuoaai nisease, ana tnereiore re-
uires constitutional remedies. Hall's
atarrh Core, manufactured bv v a.
Cheney 4 Co , Toledo, Ohio, Is the
only constitutional ears on the mar
ket. It is taken Internally In doses
from 10 droDS to a teasDoonfnt. it
aots directly on the blood and muc
ous surfaces of the system. They of
fer $100 for any ease of catarrh thev
cannot core. Bend for circulars and
remedies.
KKEAMErt.
Frank Thomas, of Subury, was in Martha I. nek, Emma Laudens'a
tow n last week. P.'r David Moore, Harry amnsell,
WeltieHeintselman,whohasheen Norman!ld ln Lwk lefl 11 wee!
working near Lewistown, returned "g Milton where Uiey have se
hon.e cured employment.
MISS Ilora W alter is visiting her ' lr,,t' W ni. Mover of Freebiirg,
sister, Mrs. James Row, of Selius- hiade a business call to our town
grove. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs.Mitterling, nee Annie Swart, Miss Ada Romig visited her sis
is visiting W. A. Keeler's at present, ter, Mrs. Jacob Kuster over Sun-
Chas.Swartslanderwas in Middle-, day.
burg Saturday. Henry kki.-, wife and sous,
Miss Carrie Hilbish, of Sel ins-spent a week in Montour County,
gro.e, visited relatives in town over
Sunday.
A. ('. Smith shipped !(H) pounds
of dressed poultry Monday.
FLINT VALLEY.
Jacob dangler, of Pallas, was in
our midst last week.
C E' Haines shot two gray squir
rels on one slmt.
Chas. Sprenkel was in our vicin
ity Sunday.
Miss Sidlie Heimbaohand Mrs.
Sallie Heimbach, of Neits Valley,
were visiting J. W. Xeitz Sunday.
Win. Sprcnkel's were visiting J.
W. Neits recently.
T. C. Landis butchered a pig, five
months old, that dressed 102 lbs.
Moyer Brothers repaired their
lime kiln again last week.
Frank Reitz, of Middleburg, pass
ed through thi valley Thursday. J
H. J. Hciru embarked in the ton
sorial busiuess, He occupies a room
above Joseph Heim's clothing store.
P. A. Schnee has organized a sing
ing class at Grubb's church.
J. C. Boyer put up a new sign for
the V reemout Hotel.
Mrs. Decker and children of Mif
flin county, were visiting at Dr
Rothrock's last week.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Henry Xiiugle, of Kansas came
home to sm,mh1 a few weeks with his
parents..
lir. H. M. Krebs was in town
Saturday.
Chas. Walter, of New York citv.
after spending a few days with his
old friend, (loUeonSchrey, returned
honee Sunday.
Lizzie Sohrey spent part of last
week with friends at Williamsport
Merchant K. L. Scbaffer passed
tbeeilgh our place Saturday.
Mrs. J. I. Aucker, after spending
a week with lr pareuts at Middle
burg, came hwiue Saturday.
Watchmaker J. B. Ratner, of Se
linsgrove, sixmt Sunday at home.
With a 32 cal. rifle, A. E. Anok
er accidentally shot his brother,
Harry, at aboit 40 yards discance.
A jtass book in his hip pocket saved
him from a painful wound.
Juckey Aucker shot three gray
squirrels at one shot.
'Squire Sechrist is driving wagon
tor our merchant, a, 1. Dundore.
H. F. Blessing is building a new
wagon si km I. Ijougacre and Schafler
are doing the work.
By the way a fanner with a
champion breech loading shot gun
quietly gave a lift to a burglar re
cently who was helping himself at
a chicken coop.
WESTBEAVEK.
Attorney H. J. Culberson, of Lew
istown, was seen on our streets last
week.
Levi B. Treaster and grandson
are visiting frknds in Mifflin coun
ty this week.
Mrs. Lena Carmack, of Pittsburg,
paid her mother, Martha Hains, a
short visit last week.
Our hucksters who attend the
Lewistown market, say vegetables
are getting scarce. Fresh meat has
taken their place.
Mrs. Levi Treaster spent Sunday
last with some of her Lowell friends.
J. M. Wagner and Emanuel
Knepp took two loads of goods to
Lewistown for the former's brother
last weak.
Kirk Folk, Ira, Peter and James
SALEM.
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Edward Gemberling and
Mrs. Stauffer, nf Selinsgrove, were
entertained by their sister, Mrf
Meiser, Thursdav.
Ears
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
SELINSGROVE.
John Wagenseller of Bloomsburg
sH'iit several days with his brother,
Dr. B. F. Wagenseller. The post of
fice is Inking repainted which adds
much to its appearance. We can
lioast ofas fine a post office as found
anywhere for a town of its size.
(Jeo. A. Hains spent several days
at Pine Summit, Lycoming Co.
The funeral of the late Sain'l J.
Pawling was largely attended by citi
zens of the town and vicinity, there
were also a bomber fromLewisburg,
Freeburg and Middleburg among
them we noticed Hon. G. A. Schocli
and wife the Misses Wittenmyer and
I'rof. F. C. Bowersox of your place,
Andrew Perr of Wilkes Barre and
Win. Kichter and wife of Benvenue.
An arc light of new make and of!
two thousand candle power has been
hung at the shoe factory to tes the
working of it. It gives a brilliant
ligit. Other makes rtillalso bo tested.
Prof. (Jeo. E. Fisher and wife at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Fisher's
.i , mi .. t ' i i'. i
mother at Slatiugtoii Monday of tlua
.
XT ...
Iobodv knows all about it:
1 '
and nothing, now known, will
always cure it.
Doctors try Scott's Emul
sion of Cod Liver Oil, when
they think it is caused by im
perfect digestion of food.
You can dp the same.
It may or may not be caused
by the failure of stomach and
bowels to do their work. If
it is, you will cure it; if not,
you will do no harm.
The way, to cure a disease
s to stop its cause, and help
the body get back to its habit
of health.
' When Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil docs that, it
cures; when it don't, it don't
cure. It never docs harm.
The genuine has
this picture on it, take
no other.
If you have not
tried it, send for free
sample, its agreeable
Rheumatism.
taste will surprise
you.
SCOTT &BOWNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
I Consumption I
Do not think for s tingle
moment that consumption will
ever strike you sudden blow.
It does not come that way.
It creeps its way along.
First, you think it is a little
cold; nothing but a little hack
ing cough; then a little loss in
weight; then a harder cough;
then the fever and the night
sweats.
The suddenness comes when
you have a hemorrhage.
Better stop the disease while
it is yet creeping.
You can do ii with
Aycfs
Cherry
Pedorai
Yon first notice that vou
cough less. The pressure on
the chest is lifted. That feeling
of suffocation is removed. A
cure is hastened b y placing o ne of
Dr. Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral Plaster
over the Chest.
A Book Froo.
It is on the Discssss of the
Throat and Lungs.
Writ urn Frmmly.
It t o hT ttnj (Itlat htt
una ditr th btx Mri d.ir jam
Ml poMlMj rclf, writ th ot(ir
trj. Tnu will MaelVS a prompt NSlfi
wlUiout ru.t Adilrsit.
VR. J. C. ATR. LawaU. ataai.
Nil U KIN Kit.
Mr. McCllire, our present county
judge, passetl through here Friday.
Blaine Young, of this place, is
entitled to the honor of shooting five
(piail on one shot with a Winchester
rifle.
Isaac Longaore and family, of
V erdil a were visiting friends at
this iihiei' hist week. Mr I rfincmrri
is WIU! 0f gnyder eountv's well-
known auctioneers.
Mr. Hoohand wife, of Ohio, are
visiting relatives and friends at this
place, their former home.
The Christian workers of Kratz-
in i ci i.:.. i
t'lvuic itnii . iiiiiiioKiu i 'am are
. .. . , ,
busily engaged in seeking uhIk'-
I lievers.
SALE REGISTER
hatvkhav, Novrnrkh '4. lmm, iii Perry town !
ship. inllc wall nl rallim, li or'i' II Sioiiji '
i will Mil g sows SOd Other lii rsniml iriiarly.
I Natthpay, NoVemhkk M.IBOOiIO COOtTOVllle
Bliss Braooer. executor ol the rxtiit.' or Hum-
BrunDer will sell 1 Uolateln heifer and other
: personal property,
Ttbiiiav, Niivkmhes 2T. nne nillo wtMl of
Klaalmmaa, (ienrge BlCkbsrl will mill 1 liorata
ami farinltiK Inpleuieiita.
TartmaoAT, iiki kmhkk , ut Oantrsvillo, I L.
Wuller.aUiriii'y ln-f t for lbs liclrp of Klinilni
Walter, will -.11 1 bona, I cowa anil .erolial ;
property.
BaTUSDAY, Dk khiikk h. at Ih court IioiiBe In
Mlddleburt. O. W. Row, Sheriff, will svll the
roal i -ut. of Ales A. HomlR.
BatOSOAT, Hki kkhku M, In I'rrry townahlp '
Qaotge ami laaae Qoodllns, sdmlniatMtora of ,
(.'harlra OoodllnK, will m-II liO nrrva of land.
nnmanra of rat.
And when first they saw each other
'Twaa the end of their whole carter,
For the matchless man had met his match.
And the peerleaa girl bar peer.
Chicago Tribune.
HER IDEA OF IT,
Mistress Ouch! What's that. I told
you to apply cold cream to my neck.
Kors Well, an isn't this ioe cream?
Chicago Daily News.
Appoln tananta.
Tee, I'm the man who's always late.
And without ihame the fact I atate;
For well I know, and ao do you.
The man I meet will be late. too.
Chicago Record.
Six Daya Baoasrk.
Mrs. Nexdoor We consider pUtao
You'll , MM
w h e n y o II
lead that we
a r e M'llinj;
Golden
Oak
BEDROOil
Suits
At
$15.75
FOR
$7.50
we told you how we
able to do llii it would
are
not
be so surprising, but h
t it
are
OC sum-lent that
selling them at
W i'
o
THIS PRICE
Don'l worry nboul bow
do it.
all anil see our
Fine Display of
Fancy Rockers
E, S.Weimor & Co,
Furniture Dealers and
Funeral Directors
4th St., SUNBURY, l..
RUBBEK RRICES
lillc up Lmlies' Nhotd
ii.tc up Men's Shoes
20a up Chilli's Shoes
$J.7.ri Men's Rubber Boots
(1.76 up Men's Pelt Hoots
with over
l"c up Men's Felt Boots
$1,45 up Men's Leather Boots
69c up LnJies' UU0 Shoes,
small
ECONOMICAL & BARGAIN
SHOE f 10 USES
Sunbury, Penna.
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SUNBURY, PENNA
FOB
HOLIDAY
GOODS
Watches, Rings, 'nt
glass, New Line Solid
Silver (JoihIs ; also Plated
Ware ; Ebony Goods, io
Imitation. Clocks and
Leather (ioods. Chains
in all new styles, Brail -lets,
Tea Sets.
fc Note prices others ask
ycu, then come to 55!
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Re Wiia'l fral(J.
Little Tommy and his youngrr slater
were, going to bed without a lifjut
They had just reached the bottom of
the stairs when Tommy, after vainly
j endeavoring to pierce the darkness,
turned round and asked:
"Ma, Is it polite for a f,"entleman to
! precede a lady when they have U
alk single file?"
"So, my son," replied the mother,
"the-lady should always take the
lend."
"I thought so," said Tommy, de
lightedly; "go uhead, Sue." Brooklyn.
Eagle.
l
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Sid Lift hla oa Hlatorjr.
"It was a lucky thing for me, peT
haps," remarked Daniel, referring to
the matter some time afterward, "vhat
it ws only a piece of rather blind;
handwriting that, Ilelshnzzar wanted
me to decipher. If it had been si
physician's prescription I believe 1
would have floored me" Chicago
Tribune, .
The Ban at It.
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puylaf
r that bends above 1
With brlcht stars i