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K I- A I.W.x VH LA 1(4 i K AM) COMPLETE IN-
A i oMl'I.FI K LIKE f
UCXDOKE.
Two enemies to one friend 19
kpgl tlif right dost1 to make u man
uccessful.
p. V. Mean, M. D., ofScranton
his sister, Sallie Goyne, of Ash
nJ railed 00 their sister, Kliza
4ers.
1. (J. Witnier, who lias been an
Dvaii'l fir the last throe years, was
Lmined by Dr. Mears, who Btui'-
l medicine in this country and
hrmany.
Rev. H. T. Searle delivered three
neediugly edifying sermons to his
gregationa last Sunday.
John Houtaof freeburg passed
brmiuli town.
Hon. (;. A. Suhueh ot your place
and also "Ye publisher of the Post"
were in ton u Friday last,
WFST BRAVEK.
The few days rain we had last
week prevented some of our farmers
trum finishing planting corn.
Laboring men are in demand here. v, m. Sehnure, wtioi
orK is plenty, send a tew tramps, t state College was home nver Sun- grove wen
hut tlicv must have their harness on ,.lv
Blsa Dai 1 ami chain, bmi when it is
time to go to work, tiny are here.
PORT TRKVE&rON
in
senior
No others need apply.
ins oais ami corn croum
farm he rented 1 his gpring.
Howard Trca-tcr had a burse and
all his hogs die this spring. He i a
poor man ami can ill afford the loss.
James Manner anil family. A he
Wagner and w ile, Daniel Swanger
1 1 c.....:i. ..i! ... i:ui:.. 1
Our Supervisor is busy repairing . ' ' '
, J 1 iSundav last with friends here.
Ii.r roans.
Freil Kerstetter sold a cow to
unry Bower.
Mrs. H. Alleman, on whon an
I operation for appendicitis was per
formed bv Dm. II. K. and !' .1
George Showers still has to plow Wairenseller which was successful.
on the is y,.( jn ;l ,.,-iti,.a condition as they
cannot tell how she may rally. Her
children, Harry I'. ami Mary were
called homeon account of her ser
ious illuess as the delay of a few
hours would have been final to her.
ill till Mil ID
In IH?n
Christ Bitner bought a valuable
kg from a party in Lancaster Lo.
'Squire Sechrist got a new kind
fieed corn from a party m unto.
A few boats w ith ties have gone
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n Hie 1 eiina. v num.
James (.'. Sbafer of Port I revor-
d was 111 town.
The bridge between Port Trevor-
1 1 1 1 i...:i. :.. 1 err 1
Hi am 1 iierntion wu utiui 111 100-1
ad w as taken down in 1871. The
ridge hill is passed and the (iovu
Dr has signed it and the grand jury
'Northumberland Co., woe unan
nous for a bridge and so will be
tr grand jnry.
Capt. J. D. Kisc of Phila., did
kmc business m town.
0. N. Kalriter of Fremont called
1 our merchant and former em-
oyer.
Aseension Day has always a large
rowtl at the aqueduct. This year
be day was perfect and the enjoy
ments unsurpassed.
1). W. Kamble and wife of Wat-
bntown Bpent last Sabbath with his
ktlier and many friends at this place.
Estella Shambach of Port Trev-
tton rode through town on her
heel bound for the aqueduct picnic.
Caterpillars are in the midst of
rosperity, most of their stock has
one 111 in smoke.
SCH NEK
Some of our young people were to
he aqueduct last Thursday.
Mrs. Win. Ilenner of Shamokin
ml bet daughters, Nettie and Mary,
rere visiting frieuds in our town.
Rev. C. C. Miller preached in the
It. John church last Sunday fore-
MO.
W. A. Sehnee was to Meiserville
Tuesday.
J. B, Hothermel went to Harris-
hlg last Thursday.
David Hoover and wife were to
iddleburg to visit friends at that
plaee on Ascension dnv.
John Sehnee is on the sick list.
Miss Arhella Kaltriter of Sun
dry pasted through town last week.
Wm. Brown, the music teacher of
Freeburg, was in town last Saturday.
w. A. Sehnee was to Selinsgrove
ast Monday.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
John I). Marks of Sunburv
Peat Sunday at home.
.Harry Aucker and John Staid of
ew Columbia were at home on
iaoenaion day.
Mrs. W. E. Aucker is spending
few days with friends at Mt.
feasant Mills.
B. 8. Aucker of Shamokin trans-
Fto business here last week.
Die harvesting machincrv aircnts
W working on full time now.
I ' hey snv there was n Mmlu
pUabiloo at the aqueduct on As-
fi'usiou Day. Among the inauy ut-
practioiiH were two refreshment stands
P Kantz cornet band, an Ktlison
'iOIloirnU)li oiiurntp.1 I
POn Sunhurv. Selinsirrovn AimUk.
pi tlie followiug to enliven the day :
t-" p,ug not scientific fortune M-
Pe"i one dirat (Tflmn mnn uimiui avIm
m ... f WHI owaiiu 1 1 1 .1
r u rivers. ntu
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tiw cnsncNwl luivl. .1...
O uniting vile
y hundred people there.
James Steel v spent Sunday with
his mother. He had been employed
in M ulliii Co. lor the past few weeks
wielding the paint brush,
j Mason Knepp ami wife were the
guests of Mrs. Aaron Mover .Sun-
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aay.
Miss Viola Steely is employed at
Burnham as a domestic in a private
family.
II. W. Kneppaud FredGundrum
has the contract for delivering to
McClure the bark peeled on the
I assinger tract.
James Hughes of Newton Ham
ilton, formerly of MoClure, is not
expected to live on account of that
dreaded disease, cancer.
S. II. Phillips bought a full
blooded short horn cow from Ceo.
Wagner last week. Sain says he is
now prepared to furnish ice cream
to all his neighbors and friends free
of ohurse.
Our road tax was levied last week,
so we can soon look for our super
visors to commence repairing the
roads, which is much needed.
Jim Nerhood had l)cen putting
up some out buildings for Mrs.
Sarah Steely last week which adds
great improvements to her home.
Mrs. Aaron Mover and her as
sistant, Mrs. Jenkins, painted their
house last week. It made a grand
improvement to the property.
Enoch Baker stopped a while
last Sunday with some of his Lowell
friends. He was on the way to vis
it his brother, Oliver, who has been
quite low for the past week with
w hat they call carpenter's consump
tion. Ol.OHE mills
Miss Maria Gilbert of Sunburv
spent Sunday with her parents, John
Gilbert and family.
Miss Carrie Clark of Northum
berland is spending a week with her
parents.
Mrs. A. W. Snyder ami Miss
Isora Ulrich spent Thursday with
S. O. Ulrich and wife.
N. P. Hare and w ife of Middle
burg spent Sunday with friends at
this place.
Gordon Lesher and wife of Blue
Hill spent Sunday with B. F. Wal
ter and wife.
B. W. Yoder and Melvin Bubb
of Middleburg were seen on our
streets Sunday.
S. O. Ulrich spent a few days in
Philadelphia last week.
Pearl Smith of Beavertown is
visiting at B. F, How's.
Mrs. rvin Bitting and son, spent
Friday with James Shuman and
wife at Sw inelbrd.
Miss Verna Stuck Bpent Friday
with the Misses Mary and Hazel
Stetler.
Mr. Kicbter of Reading, the fath
er of J. A. Biehter, a student, here
pent Thursday night with Ins son
ami family.
Wallace Baker of the bicycle em
porium is sporting a m tor bicycle
for which he is agent a well as
other bicycles.
The convention of the Missionary
society is a thine of the nast. we
understand that the ladies (some
seventy) were very much pleased
with our tow n and the entertainment
received at the hands of our citizens.
The Reformed Classis is in ses
sion in the Reformed church. They
seem to lie enjoying themselves in
our midst, they filled the various
pulpits Sunday.
Mrs. Meeker of Reynoldsville is
being entertained by J. II. I'lsh
and wife.
A. (J. Rollback and wife of Mif
flinburg spent Sunday with his
brother, Major liohlwck, and family.
A game of base ball was played
on the University ground Saturday
afternoon between C. P. College
team and the University team. Score
15 0 in favor of the University.
Mrs. Harvey E. Miller and Mrs.
Dr. Spangler have taken a trip to
Phila. and Schuylkill Haven.
E. W. Snyder h:us placed a fine
stone walk around his residence.
Mrs. J. S. Miller, who was un
fortunate enough to run a needle in
the middle of her hand alxmt ten
daya ago bad it located and removed week
by Dr. B. F. Wagenseller Saturday. I K)hvin Mitterling ol
Mrs. Nora Shield.-, of Phila., is
the welcome guest of of her parents
John Mark and wife.
N. , Catherman Bpent 8unday
with his parents.
The show which was held
town Wednesday night of last week
was well attended.
Geo. Strawser an 1 wife of Seiins-
the guests of John
Hoover and family Friday.
Mrs. Dr. Nipple of Sunbury vis
ited her aged mother, Mr. Eve
Houser, last week.
C. W Stroh was on the retired
li-t last week.
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Shirts Kelly transacted business It
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ai ounuury eanesuay.
Merchant Stroub wife and son, of
Herndon passed through town
Thursday on their way home from
the former'- parents at Indepen
dence. Jerre Bogar and wife, who now
reside at Shamokin Dam paid the
ormer b parent- u visit 1 hursday,
Lloyd Speece of Speeceville spent
sometime last week very pleasantly
in town with his French cousin who
then accompanied him to Sunbury.
As usual our tow n was well re
presented at Aqueduct hollow As
cension Day. The day was brighter
than it had lee!i for years as not a
cloud overshadowed the sky. Tw o
Sunday schools of that vicinity gerv-, tc
etl refreshments to accomodate the 8
large crowds which had gathered IS
from Snyder, Northumberland, and 5
Juniata counties. There were many 5
happy meltings but just as many 1 a
sad partings, a;
Mrs. J. 1). Bogar i visiting at
South Bethlehem.
Miss Jennie Shrawder spent
Thursday with friends at Sunbury.
Master Russell K nights who spent
about a month at Sunbury returned , H-t-K-K-K-H-H-HH-i-H-!-
home.
Geo. Herrold and wife of Chap
man called on the hitter's father, Is
rael Charles, Thursday evening.
Miss Clara l'ingaman went to
Phila. Sunday.
Jacob Snyder wife and son of
Shamokin Dam paid their many
relatives a visit last week.
Miss Jennie Charles attended to
business at Hickorv Corners la.-t
Reading Hardware Companies'
CELEB HATED LOCKS and INSIDE TR1MM-
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Do some thinking before you buy.
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Lewisbnrg
spent Sunday with his wife.
Mrs. Eklwin Mitterlingis visiting
friends at Selinsgrove this week.
Daniel Snyder and wife of Selins
grove an- Btaying ith tin ir son Jerre
this week.
James N. Houser wa- to Selins-
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room suite, consi'tip of
seven pieces fur i'.' '
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suit- out ol town :
PRICE.
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consider,
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Dtivi.l Tv'i.t.iPr nn.l his broth.-r. in- J.T0VC Frhlav
law ofDuncanon apent Sunday with
his sister at William Hock em brocks.
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Mrs. Reliecea Wenrich of Ohio
I is visiting her sister, Mrs. i at her
iue Uplingler.
John Bow of NorthuinU'rlainl
sjK'nt Sunday with his mother.
The Salem Sunday School will
hold a festival Saturday evening
June 8.
A. Kreeger of Middleburg was
a caller on Monday morning.
Thomas Krdley and family of
Ijewisburg visi'.ed relatives at this
place over Sunday.
Miss Kthel Mover is spending
several weeks at Sunburv visiting
her aunt Mis. . C. I eats.
Mrs.L. (i. Smith aud daughter,
Hazel are visiting in Centcrville.
Evangelists Seithamer ami Mit-
man ofWilliamsport passed through
our neighborhood en rote to Kanta.
The) propose- to holt! a revival biish-
meeting nir here before long. Due
notice will he given under this heati
ng as won as the ilate and place 18
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Last Pridav mornins Mrs. James
Inch was sinliipii v stricken with an- i sumiav eviiniii: June -inl aiu
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nonlezv which aauaed her instant I resuedivelv.
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death. Interment at drubbs ceme-
tary. Monday morntneat 11 a. ai.
Rev. Miller officiated.
Rev. Miller preached in Grubp'a
church Sunday. Next service held
in lour weeks from last Sunday.
John Schlegleand wife of Eclipse
were in town Monday evening.
Steuben Neitz who was doing
........ nal WAL' .it -'.M ti I ill rv tll. TL-lsl
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week has returtietl home t
Misses Carrie ami Lottie Reich en-
bach are apeuding the wsek with
relatives at Paradise.
The United Brethren and United
Evangelical Sunday Schools will
holt! their Children's Day exercises
1 9th
W. A. SHIPMAN
SUNBURY. PA.
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J. H. Bailev, who had been
ick-list, is alowlv impronng.
Weak?
" I suffered terribly nd s ex
tremely wetk for li yeirs. The
doctors said my blood ws all
turning to water. At last 1 tried
Ayer's SarstptrilU. and was soon
feeling all right again."
Mrs. J. W. Fiala, Hadlyme. Ct.
No matter how long you
have been ill, nor how
poorly you may be today,
Ayer s Sarsaparilla is the
best medicine you can
take for purifying and en
riching the blood.
Don't doubt it, put your
whole trust in it, throw
away everything else.
II.X HUM. All
A.k your dortar whftl h Ihtnk Arvt't
8ru.prllli. H kiiovoll uls.ut u-i. t: 1
old fimlly M4klu. Fvaiw hit Jt io t4
CO.. IWtl. VM
Mrs. A. s. Herrold and son, John,
enjoyed a visit to Shamokin la-t
week. They ret u rued borne accom
panied by the liusbaud and father.
Mrs. Jackson Bickle of Independ
ence called on her father. Levi Wood-
the -
Adam loach
the funeral ol I
ttrubb'a church Monday.
The Sunday School i- i
iahimz condition.
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irrand mother
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UMrt-bura. W'tr-brah. it
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We congratulate Brian reat up- Xocu ad Dtaaarrab) lu ui
.... tj,,. nMvina ofa nennanenl r- :tt Mouth. Cocausc ol Food aitec
, ling, last week.
J, C Neit who is woiking at
Duncannon spcQt Sunday with his
family. His son, James, resigned
i his position as clerk in C. N .
, Knight's store and accompanied his
father to the ain ve named place
where he has BPCUred emphvinent.
S. P. Steffen till the vacancy in
die st rc.
Wilson Haupt of Selinagrow cal
led on his mother-in-law. Susan
Stroh, Saturday.
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Uficate.
Norton Bower, wife,
.Lindner siw.t Minday wu
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in Ntwthumivraiw.
M-s Wall, I'nitt :xl
Kreivlor of Sunbury arm visitor
at Samuel Trutt Sunday.
Vrthur Sell h- radared etuph y
men in the a Bwtorr : Uariafwa
aihi ezpaota to aaove I M ph
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Mrs. Lawia Amis of Sdiuagrove
visitixl among friends here List wtxk.
Mrs. Annie RogMl is viaitaoaj
bar huaband at Hamaburg.
Philip Amig and wife spinit Mon
day at Krtvburg.
Mis Orvna lv.itlit.in visit. ) her
. ,i .V- i . h11t acting vtirtvt'v uivm the bKvvt
brother at Ivmiuor last wvek. Knx Irf. ci the ayttu.
HertHTt NmUi. who spent wwral j j,r iHurit. iww - v.
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uMraaatti abU to carry ov.i v
obluratuMt wa.io DJ tho-.T r.rtu.
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Tohsios O.
Hail's Oaterrk 0rt iaeu inter
ila- in Phila ret uracil home.
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