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REFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
UUNDORE.
Discretion of spce h if niore than
eloquence. Weigh your words, per
haps they will bring a better price.
It will keep some of our fanners
busv to finish corn planting this
wet-k.
N. Htoknbarg sold a lot of pigs.
The copious rains of last week
were a great benefit to the growing
grass.
gome wheat fields have too much
rye; what thou so west thou shall
reap; moral : keep the seed clean.
The Overseers of the Poor of
Union Twp. put one of their jmu
pers to the Asylum at Danville.
J. D. Keiglcand H. C. Hoover
got seed corn of N. T. Dundorc.
Eliza Wears has left lor Ashland
to live with her sister.
N. Haokenberg bought a valuable
horse of Ira Hoover.
Merchant Mine and wife of Kantz
passed through town.
Samuel High of Millersburg, one
of the oldest hardware salesmen on
the road, called on our merchant.
Geo. Xeitz of Sunbury is in our
midst.
David Whitmer of Salem is vis
iting N. T. Duudore and wife and
calling on his many old friends in
this community, the place of his
childhood, and though almost passed
the eightieth mile stone of his lite,
yet posesses activities of a man of
half his age ; lie is the only survivor
in Whitmer! family.
Geo. and Ira Hoover's cattle took
a swim down the river and were
rescued with difficulty.
H. F. Whitmer is stocking our
merchant with coal for next winter.
Sarah Schambach of Port Trevor-
ton called on Maria Duudore on bei
return frrim ( Vnterville whprn slie
siient n week with hpr nnrpnta and
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Minnie E. Eyer and Mrs. Haii es
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Our SiiiRTvisor is repairing the
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river road wiucii needs it very much.
The Bridge at Port Trevorton
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nil. 111 Minn, nun (Mil e 1 11 1 1 , ,IIJ
be nominal if our Grand Jury acts
prompt, omcrwisc we may OB com
pelled to nay heavy for our delay.
KKEAMKK.
Mrs. Samuel Bollinirer. who had
been to Phila., in a hospital for sev
eral weeks and had an operation
performed on her spinal column has
returned home greatly benefited by
the operation.
A. C. Smith and wife drove to
Middh'hurg Wednesday evening to
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-"v.iiu uuuoc way intend u) nuvu
btiiltthis summer.
Frank Thomas, the wide-a-wakc
drover of Sunburv. formerly of this
place was in town last week trans
acting business.
Frank Seaman, the carnenter. is
unable to le at work on account of
a very sore hand.
Fisher Walter and sister. Iznrn.
drove to Selinsgrove Friday.
The hlffh water last week did
considerable damage to the crops
especially the newly Dlanted corn
fields. It completely flooded the
wioa yard, and destroyed 12,000
iiiniurned brick.
The Railroad Company intends
to put a telegraph ofliae at this
pane tins week, with A. C. Smith
s operator. It is certainly neces
sary to have an office at this place.
We writer congratulates Mr. Smith
n his promotion.
PORT TKEVERFOK
d Mrs.
oar-Dun-
Heware ot a Conch.
A COUffh IB tint, a rlioaaao lint
symptom consumption and bronchi
18,wh'oh are the moat dangerous
uq fatal diseases have for tbeir firsi
indication a persistent cough, and
properly treated aa soon as this
rn.URh. appear are easily cured,
unamberlain's Couch Remedv hB
n.vnn n.n.. ff.-ll- . . .
, -".nuiiUOUUIIJ BUCCCHSI I a..(l
IIH1VO aula hi. ,tn .
j. 1 "j uuwni iu curing
P.e diseases which cause cnucrhimr
" is not beneficial it will not cost
mi i bwu ujr iuo miuuie-
urgdrug tore.
Mrs. Edwin Mitterling spent
Sunday at Lewisburg.
Mrs. K. M. Shaller is visiting
relatives at Weigli Scales over Sun
day.
M. II. Hirrold and wile were to
Chapman last week.
Mi sses Sallie SunYI and Hollie
Kisenhart of Independence were vis
itors in town Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. Shaffer visited her sick
sister, Mrs. Chas. Witmer, of Wil
liamsport last week.
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airs, w m. .rnoiii un
Perry Rothermel visited their
cuts, John Wise and wife at
(lore last week.
Warren O'Xcil, of Harrisblirg
called on his brother and sisters
last week.
Dr. fiogar was to Danville on
business one day last week.
Jacob F. Hoffman of Herndon
gave us a pleasant call lately.
Mrs. S. S. Herrold transacted
business at Millersburg last week.
Attorneys I lower and Potter of
Selinsgrove were seen on our streets
last week.
Aaron Mover of Independence
was 111 town Thursday.
Miss Dilla Krebs ami father of
Duudore called on Dr. Krebs and
wife Thursday evening.
E. W. Snyder and wife of Selins
grove were in town the past week.
'Squire Sechrist of Dundorc was
called to town on business Tuesday
of last week. The 'squire IB kept
pretty busy of late and if his bus
uess keeps on increasing as it has in
the past few weeks he will need an
assistant before long.
T. G. Herrold of Chapman made
his semi-weekly call in town Satur
day evening.
Wm. and Geo. Lenig who were
employed near Nantieoke lor the
last few months have returned home.
Sarah Sohnee and father of Mah
antongo enjoyed a trip to town last
week.
Miss Maymc Martin entertained
her mother ot Wilkes Pane last
week.
M. P. Arnold after being away
on business for several months has
returned home.
Win. Front, and Richard Foltz,
who worked at Duneannon spent
Sunday with their families.
C. D. Bogar and wife spent Sun
day with the lattcr's areuts, Nor
man Fisher and wife on the Isle of
(inc.
Win. Schrawder who is employed
at the Keystone Hotel at Selins
grove was home Sunday.
David Stahl, wife, and daughter,
Ressie, were to Selinsgrove Saturday.
Miss Jennie Brubaker and moth
er and Michael Rrubaker and
Lawrence Schlegle of Eclipse were
bnsiuess callers in town Saturday.
J. D. Bogar w ho had been very
ill during the past week, we are
glad to note, is csnvalescing.
Wm. Helfenstein, wife, mother,
and sister, Mrs. Perching and her
daughter ot Phila., spent several
days at the former's summer home
in town last week.
Prof. Lybarger of Harrisburg
will deliver a memorial address in
the U. P. church Thursday evening
May 30th.
Annas Moyer of Sunbury was in
town last week.
J, C. Shaller was to Sunbury
Sunday.
Rev. Searle delivered a very in
teresting sermon in the U. Evan,
church Sunday evening in honor of
the (J. A. R. and S. of V. organ
izations of this place.
Miss Estella Troutman was the
guest of Miss Bertha Mciscr of Se linsgrove
last week.
S. S. Herrold and sou of Milton
went to Sunbury to work.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly spent sev
eral days with rclativesat Shamokin.
David Wendt aud wife of Sup
bury are visiting the tatter's motlur
Mrs. Ellen Kelly.
John Snyder and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in the country.
Wilson Grist of Herndon was in
Monday.
Mrs. Abe Rechenbach and chil
dren of Paradise visited l.er aunt,
Mrs. G. 1. Flanders, during the
week.
Miss Elsie Oneil has returned
home from Philu., being g rail
benefited by the lieatmeul she re
ceived in one of the hospitals there, i
A quiet wedding took place a
j the home ot' Henry Schrawder and j
i wife on Sunday evening when their
only daughter, Miss Jennie, who isi
a beautiful Idonde, was united in I
the bonds of matrimony to ( 'larence j
ller.-hev of Danville. The bride
and groom left for a visit to tin
hitter's parents at Danville. 1 heir
many friends extend congratulations.
bELINSGKOVE.
CENTRE VILLE
The Memorial Service was held
in the Reformed Church on Sunday
V iii c hist, the sermon was preach
ed by the Pastor Rev. Haas and
was listened to with undivided at
tention by the large audience.
Mrs. Ulsh, wife of Druggist U'sh,
lias gone to Bethlehem to visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Hammer and daughter,
Jennie, have gone on a visit to
friends in Illinois.
Miss Lydia Fisher is visiting Mrs
Frank liniisuin at Patterson, Juniata
Co.
Geo. Fenstermacher having rent
ed :i hotel at Vicksburg, Pa., moved
his family there one day last week.
Both Shoe factories are running
steadily.
John Q. Scbarf, who is employed
at the Iigan House, Altoona, spent
ten days with bis lamily.
Arthur Gemltcrling of Lebanon
Business College, was home for a
few days with his parents.
Prof. Noetling went to Hazleton,
Monday.
Mrs. Ora Cook, formerly of
Wrightsville, but now of Virginia,
sjK'iit a few days with her Aunt
Mrs. Ella Wagner.
WEST BBAVKtt
Eliott Manbeck came home from
Miillin county to spend Sunday
with his family
Alexander Knepp and family
were the guests of his father 111 New
Lancaster last Sunday.
Geo. A. Fisher says the high
water last week took the soil oil of
his truck patch. The party who got
it will be appreciated, if they return
it at once ami no question asked.
Judge Reiglc was seen on our
street last week.
S. H. Phillips was a visitor with
some of his Lowell friends last Sun
day. m m
SALEM.
George Row of Kreamer and
Chas. Benncr of Vicksburg were
callers in Salem, Sunday
David Witmer is spending a
week, at Dundorc the guest of his
neice ,Mrs. N. T. Dundorc.
Rev. H. G. Suable leaves Wed
nesday for Allentown to be present
at the convening of Synod.
Miss Lillie Row spent last week
in Selinsgrove.
A GOOD THING.
flerman Srrup is the special pre
scription of Dr. A, Bonehee, a cle
braied German physician, and is ac
knowledged to he one of the niobt
fortunate discoveries in Medicine,
It uuickly cures Coughs, Colds aud
all Lung troubles of the severesV na
ture, removing, as it does, the cause
of the affectiou and leaving the parts
in a strong and healthy condition.
It is uotan experimental medicine,
but has atood the test of years, giv
ing satisfaction in every case, which
its rapidly increasing sale every sea
son confirms. Two million bottles
-old annually. Hoschee'a German
Syrup was introduced in the United
States in 1868, and is row sold in
every town and village in the civi
lized world. Three doses will relieve
my ordinary cough. Price 75 cts.
(let Green's Prize Almanac,
IDRFENNERjSi
Blood & Liverli
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Rain is the order of the day.
Charles Hummel who had leen
turning in Wist Virgbiaeame
home.
James Swineford went to Brad
ford county to work on a sawmill.
The Mission band from Selins
grove held very interesting service in
the Lutheran and Reformed church
of this place. Saturday and Sunday
evening.
The bodv of Mrs. John Mitchell
w ho died at her home in White
pring,s were brought to this place
fuesday for burial.
Mrs. .lames Kline is on the sick
list.
John ( '. Showers was home on
Sunday
Morris Erdlev and wife from
Vicksburg visited former's brother
nil Sunday.
Smith's show will exhibit at this
place Saturday June 1 st.
A. I. Sheary went to Lewi-town.
Numbers n.l assortment to satisfy in"-t unv taste.
We hi.v.- secured the auenev for the celebrated
BALDWIN DRY AIR BOX
It is the original "scientifically built" refrigerator,
Tlieir poi ts of superiority overall other boxes, making
it the best urn! cheapest refrigerator on the market
Everything can be removed, making it eagy t
clean.
Patent "Lip Vnv' preventing any warm air from
reaohing the ice compartment.
Every one is guaranteed to give satis
faction.
Prices rante from $8 to $17.90 with or without water
tank.
Sereen Doors, Window Screens, Lawn Mowers. Garden
Tools, Water Coolers.
W. H. HEIJtl, Sunbury, Pa.
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Bronchitis
" I have kept Ayer'a Cherry Pec
toral in my bouse for a great many
years. It is the best medicine in
the world for coughs and colds."
J. C. Williams, Attica, N. Y.
All serious lung
troubles begin with a
tickling in the throat.
You can stop this at first
in a single night with
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Use it also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds.
Thrrr ilttt Or., cnonch for an ordinary
colli; Me.,)uit rlKht for bronrhltli, hoaria
naaa, hard eoldi. air.; fl. moat amnonitcal
(or chronic ,. ami to kren on hand.
J. 0, All.ll CO., l.owall. Malt.
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nntr try t ntattr yon bellrvr tb
"moon Ih irri!! ell-'," himI II el -not
nmttrr miirli wlM-tlur if I or
not, lint wlirn yon huh. to
BUYING FARM TOOLS
Don't trust him too fur.
Do some thinking before von buy.
I WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU
the OSBORNE LINE
YOU CAM YOURSELF SEE THE SUPERIOR POINTS
Reno H- Walter,
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We offer one hundred dollnrs re
wi il for any eaHe of I'lktarrh tht
e.Htiuot be cured by Hull's Catarrh
Cure by P. J. CHENEY CO.
We, the undermined, have known
F. J. CHKNEY for the lat-t 15 years
mid believe him perfectly honorable
in all huBineHB traiiHuctiou and
financially able to carry out any
obligations maile by their firm.
Tkuax, uulrrale druftgigts,
Toledo, O.
Hall's t!atarrhCure is taken inter
uully noting directly upon the blood
:ind mucoua surfaces of the system.
Sold !y Druggists, price 7o.
Hall's Family Tills are the best.
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PERSONS to buy a bod.
room snite, consisting of
seven pieces for $l..r0
ffjf We do not deliver these
suits out of town lor this
PRICE.
Thtl offer in tn hold Rood until the
praasnl Muck la ezhauatod.
Others will quote you the
same grade ot suite from S'J1'
to $23.
Legacy Tax on Personal Property.
Washington, May 28. Commissioner
ot Internal Revenue Yerkea has held
that leKacy tax must lie paid upon the
personal property, Including profits, in
terest, etc., earned and accrued since
October, 1S9R. The case in point deals
only with personal property.
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Our complete line of bed-rooii) suites are cx
traordinary value. Prices deeply cui and
worth your while to consider.
Verj respectfolly,
W. A. SHIPMAN,
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Eor Capture a British Post.
I on:!on, May 2S. The Times pub
lishes the following irom Cradcck,
dated Ma 27: "Kritnlnger's invaders
of Cape oionv captured a Itrltisli post
el 41 ir.fii iH'ir Maralsburg after a
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GENERAL MARKET3.
Philadelphia, May 17. Flour stiiidy:
wiiin-r auperflne, j-j.ioii:'.2a: Pennsylvania
roller, cU'ur. 3.Z5 : city mills. xir;i, J'J.V'
02.66. Ry Hour dull nt tL7IO1.90 r bar
rel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat
steady; No. 2 red. spot. 774071140.
steady; No. 2 mixed, spot. HTfHTr. ; No.
2 yellow, for local trude. Mc. C)ls quiet;
No. i white, clipped. MHt)ttc.i low gradea,
I0OS4C. May quleti No. 1 timothy. $17 lor
larite bales. Beet quiet: beef hams. lls.iO
il20. Pork steady: family. $17W17.50. l.ard
Bttady ; western steameil. S.35'S.40. Live
poultry quoted at lOglOHc. for hena. "c
for old roosters and 204i26c. for spring
chickens. Dressed poultry (fresh kllledi
at lo'-jc. for hens. 7c. for old rooaters. 2.Vu
30c. for nearby broilers. Wa'lZv. for thick -na
and 1CKu12c. for froien turkeys. But
ter steady to lirm; creamery, 15jjl9c; fac
tory. ll'illSy.ic. : fancy Pennsylvania prints
Jobbing at 22tf25c. do. extra. 2tc. Kitg"
quiet; Now York and Pennsylvania, 13Vic
weatern. unKraded, UMffUo.; western, se
lected, V, l'.c Potatoea quiet: Jerseys.
leo.gtLtt; New York. $1. 2501.71; Havana,
gjijifi; Jersey sweets. SI i0-ti2. Peanuts
quiet: handplcked. fancy. 444(5c.; other
domestic. 4tymc- C'abbugca steady: New
York. 12iilS per ton.
East Liberty, Pa.. May V. Cattle high
er; extra. 6.ttjiM0 ; prime. 6.60i&.7i .
food. 3f'a-r. W Hoga steady at Satur
day's prices: prime heavy. I6.7Vrt): me
dluma, $;.!f.af'.'-71; heat Yorkers. $6.2VyU
1.16; light do., $6.8066.90; plga, aa to qual
ity, $5.SO276.BO: common plga, $4.50U5.26;
roughs. $446.S0. Sheep steady: lamba
higher; beat wethers, $4.2606.30: choice
lambs, $&.3O4j&60; common to good, $449
1.26; veal calve. $6.MKj6.76.
TJmlertakinK a Specialty,
SUNBURY, PA.
4ee444),e000A,
A Sensational
SALE
f:reedman's Iiar;ain Season.
Owing to the Spring season on
Chand we oiler von WONDER-
FUL BARGAINS in die beauti
ful line of Negligee Shirts, beauti-
lid Shirt Waists up-to-date. The X
very latest styles in (ients' Fur-
nishing Goods at a great reduction 2
in prices as follows:
Everything in proportion
we urc compelled to re
duce, because we made
our purchase too heavy
for this season.
By purchasing ten dollars
worth of goods, we will
pay half fare.
M en's SUIV.
$10.00 Suits cut down to $13.00
14.00 Suits out down to 11.00
12.00 Suits cut down to ',.90
10.00 Suits cut down to 7.89
8.00 Suits cut down to 5.00
WOLF FREEDM AN,
lis K. Market s I
(Loeb'aOld stnml)
M Mil 111. TV. 4
Direct from Distiller to Consumer, Is the
plan by which The ll.ni r Distilling l'o. of
hayton, Ohio, are disposInK of their entire
output Try four lull quarts for SB.'JO. express
paid. See Shelr offer appearing elsewhere
In this Issue.
Lblirn ltlLlllinAruI Commercial Ser
vice. Typewriting Course Free. Paying Posi
tions Guaranteed. Catalonue Free, ft lk Tele
graph School. I.ebnnon. Pa. t-T-'im.