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(iyA,RD acyiutaei.v rot Tjtm T&cv"jfipy BY ITS CORP3 op correspondents V
JJ UN DO RE.
Self-conquest is the greatest of
victories.
Geo. Wolf went to Trevorton
where he works iu the mines at good
wages.
Wolf & Bingaman's coal flat
Kwims like a duck.
Our overseers have the prospect
of getting a family of five into the
township Door house.
Ira Witmer thinks of moving to
Herndon.
A number ot phosphate teams
passed through town.
Attorney House worth of Sel ins
grove passed through town.
rr it o t a j i i .
ii. n. oeenrisi maae cuier last
week.
Farmers are about through with
plowing und a few are sowing wheat
already.
The corn looks as though it would
not get through growing before
Thanksgiving.
Pastures are fine for this time iu
the season and farmers reap the ben
efit as butter is bringing war prices.
He who is firm in will moulds
tin; world to himself.
The festival at Witmer's school
house last Saturday evening was a
success as four young people showed
a spirit 08 liberality.
H. 8. Neely cf York made a
pleasant call on our merchant.
Dundore has advanced the priee
of eggs.
Christ Bitner stopped in town on
bis way to the mill at Chapman.
Parties are offering peaches at 50
cents per crate on our streets.
All tax payers should be ready
next week.
Work ought to be done on the
river road.
The Post keeps its readers posted
on toe common law of the state.
The Susquehanna coal digger
bad a rich harvest last week.
uur tobacco brethren are not
pleased with the new law, which
means that the young dare not chew
aad the old might just as well quit
Mrs. Hams. Minnie Eyer and
Sara Ever of Selinsgrove and Maria
W- Dundore had their outing at
the acqueduct last Friday.
Geo. Campbell is roofing several
of his buildings.
Louisa Xeitz of Sunbury is visit
ing triends at Hot Springs.
Ihe Union township poor house
wim up in smoKe last Friday even
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8ylvester Flanders of Chapman
i- Mil uui BlICCUS
J. B. Herrold of Port Trevorton
flTIl iu town.
Katie Glace called on her friend,
l..IP . im hunhAnh n I - U .11
P. Ulrich and wife of Selins-
When you want a oleaaant nhvi
' uc uow remeay. tjhamberlain'a
uu win x auiubea xuey
yr 10 iac and d leasant in
.1 a.25 rntB- Samples
t Middleburg Drugto's drug
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. John M. Stauffor of May
v Iowa is visiting among friends
1 IW f.t.,. I
Mrs. Benjamin Benner of Shamo-
K!ut Sunday with her father,
i Stahl.
Miss Carrie Sholly of nearSelins-
ve spent Sunday with her parents
B
ana John Wolf of Trevor
are visiting among friends here.
lien I rt i , ii . ,
kuii ieu msi rruiay tor
J c'ty, Iowa where he works at
tflKle MS !1 cnfmmtni-
Impr V. ..1 .1 1 li r
wiohuci ami j. yy.
jVj who are working inCumlier
ounty spent Sunday with their
1 'Of
house burned to the ground.
r v iuhiil' OI 1USI wwl- nnr
V tvnn I 1 a . . ,
otoooopied.
j uuiutu or in red as 1
Mii.ii kJUUUilJ
"8 at the age of 76 years.
- IT lLmpr Ml ru Nun
SELINSQROVE.
Mrs. Elmira Keed of Illinois is
visiting her sisters in this place.
Mrs. Mary Smith has taken a
trip to Phila.
Among the many relatives of the
Schoch family appeared at the re
union, H. M. S;hoch of Danville,
Albert K. Schoch N. Y. City, A. Z.
Schoch Bloomsburg, Geo. ( iross and
wife New Berlin, G. Alt'. Schoch
and wife of your place, Rev. Foll
mer and wife of Huntingdon, Hen
ry Boyer and wife of Chicago, the
latter was entertained by Dr. and
Mrs. B. F. Wagenseller, J. H. Ul
rieh and daughter of I Lebanon, who
were entertained by P. K. Blecker
and family returned to their home
Thursday accompanied by Miss
Blecker.
Frank and Mary Noetling, grand
children of Prof, and Mrs. Noetling
are being entcrtaiue 1 by the latter.
Miss Mary Bell of Bloomsburg is
also at Prof. Noetling's,
H. J, Duck has gone to Wash
ington, D. C. to work at a ease in
the government printing office.
B. M. Wagenseller ha3 returned
to Phila. where he expects to re
sume his studies at the University
of Penna.
Frank Bousum and family of
MitHintown visited their parents
last week.
John Wertz, one of our oldest
citizens, died Monday and was bur
ied Thursday, aged nearly 00 years.
W. K. Wagenseller, who was eut
of town with Bruce Burkhart all
summer, returned home to their
friends Wednesday.
Rev. L. Domer Ulrich and wife
of Danville were entertained by his
m ither, Mrs. Polly Ulrich.
The property of Mrs. Boyer dee'd
was bought by Dr. Yoder for
$2750.
Capt. Buyers and wife held a
family reuniou Thursday when their
sons and daughters and families
were present
Rev. Genszler was visited by his
brothers last week.
Rev. P. II, Miller returned to
his charge in Brooklyn.
Miss Lizzie Reitz of Fisher's
Ferry spent Tuesday in town.
Cyril Haas, who has been absent
for almost a year, returned to his
home Friday.
Horton Simpson of Md. was a
visitor in town last week.
K. R. Gemberling and family of
Phila. are spending sometime very
pleasantly among relatives.
Henry liark, Esq,, of Millers
burg was in in town over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. I. Stonecypher
of Hartleton are guests of Hiram
Ulrich and wife.
Senator Hummel and wife have
taken a trip to the lakes; they ex
pect to be absent several weeks.
Miss Mary Burkhart returned to
her school at Loysville.
The public schools hegan Mon
day.
Rev. retterolf and family of
Meyerstown are being entertained
by friends.
Miss Mary Alleman returned
home Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. C. K. Frontz of
Chicora left for their home Friday.
Jacob Kong visited his sisters,
Mrs. B. O. Kessler and Mrs. J. S.
Miller.
Norman App and wife and Miss
Lyda Reese are taking in the Ex
position.
Dr. Heisler and family left in-
day for Albany, N. Y.
(.'Itaraberlaln'a ('ouch Reined)' a Ureal
Favorite.
The soothing an 1 healing proper
ties of this reme.'y, its pleasant
taste and prompt and permanent
cures have made it a great favorite
with people everywhere It is es
pocilly prized by mothers of small
children for colds, croup and whoop
ing cough, as it always affords quick
relief, and as it contains no opium
or other harmful drug, it may be
given as confidently to a baby as to
an adult.
fully Supplied.
Ha says he has no use for a bur-
her.'
"I pups.t that is true. Be shaves
himself and cuts his own hair, and,
I urn told, has even gotten into tin:
hubit of tnlking to himself." Wash
ington Star.
CENTREVILLli.
Our schools will often Monday.
S. F. Sheary spent several days
at Lewisburg Inst week.
Harry Stuck and family of Mid
dleburg visited Ex-sheriff Reich I y
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. J. W. Sampsel and son,
George, visited relatives at Mitllin
burg and Lewlsburg recently.
Mel via Seehrist, who is working
near Miffliuburg, was at home over
Sunday.
Mr.. E. A. Eagle of New Berlin
was the guest of her parents, John
Long and wife, last week.
Prof. O. W. Relohly moved to
Coburn where he is employed as
teacher for the ensuing term.
Our Public School will open
Monday, Sept. 9 which no doubt
brings young America in close coo
tact with each other after a vaca
tion of live months.
Misses Anna Bowersox, Miriam
Baconian and farcy Willis visited
the former's parents Sunday.
The Union Sunday school picnic
of Centreville will be held in
Shower's grove, one fourth mile
west of town Sept. 14.
The farmers are commencing to
sow their wheat.
S. Pi Sheary is visiting Lewis
town friends this week.
Mrs. G. W. Sheary returned
home to Lewiatown last week.
Mrs. T. H. Spigclmire is visiting
her parents.
Ignite a number of the people in
this vicinity intend to go to the
Troxelville picnic Saturday.
Palmer Hackeuburg of Miffliu
burg visited Snyder county friends
Sunday.
Rev. Sydney Kohler held Harvest
Home service iu Centreville Sun
day afternoon.
Prof. O. W. Reichly expects to
leave tins week for tiie place he
intends to teach this winter
Samuel Straub and wife were out
on the farm one day last week.
Rev. 8. Auraud is able to fill this
appointments again.
Penius Bowersox and son George
ot iNorthumbeiland visited friends
in Snyder county over Sunday.
Half-Sick
" I first used Ayer's Sirsiparilla
in the fall of 1848. Since then I
have taken it every spring as a
blood - purifying and nerve
strengthening medicine."
S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kans.
If you feel run down,
are easily tired, if your
nerves are weak and your
blood is thin, then begin
to take the good old stand
ard family medicine,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It's a regular nerve
lifter, a perfect blood
L..;IJ i
UUIIUCI. tlMiMtte.
All
Aik your doctor what he think! of Arer'i
Sarupuilla. Ho knows all about thli grand
old family medicine. Follow hla adriee and
wa will b aaUafled.
. C. A TIB Co., Lowell. Hill.
FLINT VALLEY.
J. Wr. Xeitz were blessed with a
whole regiment of visitors.
The picnic at Ebeneier church
was a grand success. Net proeceeds
of f ib33.
One of P, J, Mover's heifers died
last week.
Misses Mamie Haokenburg of
Paztooville and Linnea Stephen of
Pallas were visiting J, Haines' Sun
day. Adam (iarinan of Altoona was
visiting at home.
Wilson Moycr was visiting his
parents Sunday.
OrFcniicr sGOLDEN RELIEF
INFLAMMATION
Horvtlirtint, H- .i.Ih, u t.. uiliiuU'tt), Tooth
aclm (1 minute), CVhi Bores, KrlonH.etc.t'tc.
a wn nemo i
CcmWLojgiljFeve
I CURES ANY PAIN INSIDE OR OUTI
111 Oil, t.l fhlPf V I.IIMUI.... I
BylfcAlen. th Me. M bj mm IPo. IMsMmRTi
'Br, Ml I.S
Born Monday to James Walter
and w ife a daughter. Now Grand
pa Walter wears his hat on the side
of his lie id
Jacob Gilbert and wife of Mid
dieburg were been on streets
Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Gregory of Lewis
town attended the Erdley's picnic.
Mrs. Allen llassiner of Middle
burg spent a few dsys visiting rela
tive's -t this place.
Jennie Hottenstein of Middle
burg visited her parents at this
place,
Harry Boyer of Selinsgrove
was
in town Monday.
Mrs. L zzie Grimm and
Paul, of Middleburg visited
son
her
father, George Roush.
Frank Childs and family of
Lewistown made a pleasant call at
this place Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Long of Selinsgrove
spent Sunday with her parents, Fred
Herman and wile.
Mrs. Sallie Walter of Sunbury,
Rev. Boyer and wife of Middleburg
and Simon Kratzer and wife of this
place partook of the delicious fruits
found on Ki. Hummel's farm.
Wt tUf Uta Umi, Mlwt antM ta Om Mlaalaalaal
Palati west ea aqaal katlt. Budat It of quartrr-uwrd
ak. aaad canad, hiitddaaUthe.1. "t) an, tk..
adfa aslnoc. M Ky T ladxt. It It 4 lackat loaa. II
InTno dm. m Imhei alfh. Ratall prke, aa.M
a.tl lavaa la bay'ag af the auaef.
uckiu l nw, iv idmui new.
btrlnt la K.ttytalajr to Eat. Vh aad W
paatt. tlM U a II fidttt. Qattalol to I
- f Tl nn y .lit ; i oattlm lljQM lUaatrailoai.
Gcaetal CaUlafM MfcWcoatalai tkouaadl af alallar
Hal. Vfta aad wear net tea
ilaote. oiuici
100D payee ut
cent poftaf i h Relel trcelpt ee ! cenu, whtek 1
eeaai jea dedaet araat year Irat araVe af fl.
Our Free Lhhofrephfd, Beak akoaa the " raateae
lartlaaa Carpelt, wall Kapcr, Kuet Dtaterlr, Sew.
In, Machlaea, ftlankctt, Cwafottf , Framed rlcturet, and
tpecliltWa la L'phoWtee) Furniture In teal colore, and
front tale book you kaow la advance eiattly hnw the
foodi look. Caraeat aewed free, I Ulna; farawkll wllkeul
aarwe, aad waajat paM aa las ekota.
Why par retail prkea tSr aaythlnrf we tell every.
Mat Tow bay. Which book do yuu waal t Addiul all
ordeit aad letteta erectly thlt wayi
JULIUS SINES & SON, Said-art, Md., IWtt. nt
iM.oao anklea. back cosv coeat it.al 10 utim ami n
Omr Mmraitle Ijinannir.
Mr.. IsagSja - They must have imt
biff pintola out wail.
Mr. Bnag-ga Why?
Mm. Snaffga Thera'i aomrthinfr in
thf paprr about a train robtivr COer
lag conductor with a revolver.
Pittsburg Chronicle Tr It-graph.
lft Always.
Quizer Why do women always
want n man to go down on hitt kneel
when he propone to them?
Quimby They don't alwayn; I know
Women who would permit a man to nit
in ii plush rocker if he would only pop.
Ohio State Journal.
I'rofeaaluBetl attttialaaitH.
"Hut why," xaid the old practition
er, looking at the patient, did you
carve him up to such an extent?"
"Because," replied the young prvto-
tltioner, without hesitation, "I had
the chance to do It." Chicago 1'i.wt.
la Hla Own Defennr.
"Those berries yoe sold me yester
day were not fresh."
'That's not my favH, ma'am. I had
'em four days ago. It's not my fault
that you didn't come along until yea-
terday." Yonkers Statesman.
Aawleat etw. taker.
Hardwood Crawfoot always- waa
behind the times somehow.
Clayacre You are right. When
nverrliody is buying Texaa oil stock
he is still buying gold bricks. Chi
cago Daily News.
What He Waa After.
'Algernon," said the heiresK
ilrn
own innticnllv, "in a man ufter my
henrt."
'No. he isn't, my dear," replied her
practical father; "he is after your
money." Tit-Bite.
la FIJI Land.
Missionary Are you going to burn
me at ' ne sume c
Cannibal No; I'll just bake you to a
turn. XOU don t know vnat an excel
lent cook 1 am. Town Topics.
Ileelproeal Help.
Doctor Well, my good womun, what
o you want?
ltej;gar A quarter, doctor; g-ive mc
quarter and I'll tell everybody that
nu helped me. N". Y. Times.
Of Course.
"Is that .Mrs. Brown, of Boston?"
"I duniio her name, but she's Boston
bred."
"Then she's brown, of course."
Cleveland Plain Dealer. 1
Your
Mofley
Back
If thli Buflrt la
not aa uehcribeU.
FOR
$19.75
('harlttt Kalrilcr of came home
Mo;iduy to stay a week.
John Stuck is busy njiai ring his
new home.
W. 11. VVentlt of this place was
t- the county seat last Monday.
The St. John's Sunday School will
hold a festival Sept 14th.
Rev. Shaffer held the harvest
home service Sunday evening in St.
John's church.
V. A. Schnee ami Grover Schnce
were callers at Freeburg Sundry.
Elmer Troup and family visited
friends near Aline last Sunday.
iijiura E, Yerger visited Katie
Kepler Sunday.
Some of our people attended the
picnic at Dreeses Saturday.
The Perry township public
schools will okii next Monday.
K. J. Rothroek visited Arthur
Harding Sunday.
Henry Arnold is on the sick list.
Henry Harding painted his
house last week.
Alice Meiser of Meisrville was
i staying with W. H. Wendt last
week.
t ula nntl Brulaes taleklji llealod
j Chamberlain's Pain Halm applied
CO a cut, bruise, burn, scald or like
injury will instantly idlay the pain
and will Leal the parts in less time
an atiy other treatment. Unless
the injury is very severe it will not
leave a scar. Pain Halm also cures
iheumatism, sprains swellings and
lameness, ji'oi sale by Middlebur;,'
Drug Co.
WEST BEAVEK.
The picnic held at Lawver's wimhIs
Saturday was well attended consid-ti-'iug
the rain we had in the morn
ing.
W, A. MoGlaughlin is home from
Franklin Forge, lllair Jo., where
lie had Ihwii for the past nine months.
Mrs. E. V. Pierce of Kansas
C'ily, Mo., is here to spend a few
I nths with her brother, W. Y.
M ilaughlin, as it is her usual jus
torn to do every few years.
Your Scribe paid a visit to his
niece, Mrs. S. a. Johnson last week
af Millcrsburg and also took in the
the tvghta at Harrisburg and the
Grangers picnic. The treatment I
. eived was far leyoud my expec
tations by each and every one with
whom I came in contact.
P. Wt Treaater and family of
Lewistown spent Sunday with wine
of their friends here. James Steely
or nurnhani was also a visitor.
S. 11. Phillips and family spent
Sunday w ill some of their Lowell
friends.
Ira Peter and Charles fxtng took
in the sight at Williamsgrove last
week.
Alex. Treaater and wife were the
guests of his parents last Sunday.
The huckleberry harvest is over
with a gtxxl result. The next har
vest will lie the golden nxl tea
which in gathered by the bag full.
Some of our farmers are expect
ing one hundred bushels of corn to
tiie acre. I hope their expectations
will come true.
kUtiiiaihtna la Remember
When a cough or cold la Ionic neglected eon.
auniptlon almoat Invariably follows. Itrruem
ber M eilcan Syrup only coat a 23 centa a bottle,
and yet haa uroren In many thouaand caeca an
abaolute tare cure for concha, colds and
conaumption. Taken In time It ourea quickly.
Children like It becauae It laatca ao good.
I. ' 1st on your druggist keeping It for sale.
cad the seemingly miraculous cures it lias
effected, printed on Ike wrapper around Hie
bottle.
A Finable Nlgiif
What is more pitiable than to ace a puny,
delicate Utile child absolutely dying from
i cgled. There are many little One, whose
cheeks would grow rosy, whose ayes would
grow bright, whose flesh would be plump and
v. ty if only the worms that are knawlng at
effected with Mother's Worm Syrup, so nice to
take thai children aak for it, Alao a cure for
r vitals were removed, wnicn la easily
pe worm In grown peeple. Try a tt cent
irottle.
The Secret af Uootl Health
The secret of good health is cleanliness.
I'ncleaullneas breeds diseaae. Internal cleanll
neas is even of greater Importance than
esternal. Keep your liver active and your
hotvrla thoroughly clean by taking a Mexican
Knot Hill occasionally. Their uae does the
nerves, kidneys, etc , good also. Only 35 cents
a bos.
ttooeha Qalek Relief
when your Joints and hones ache and your
flesh feels tender a'ld sore, a 15 cent bottle of
Gooeh'l Quick Relief will give yu.iu.uick relief.
Beat cure for colic.
Healthy Hlotxl Mskes llenltbj rieah
To have :ool flesh anil gom! feeling, to look
well anil feel well take some QoOOtCB Saraa
parills, Nothing else ao good foraleand sickly
women.
I'll, .hie Caret I'llea.
Mom iy refunded if It ever fnila.
As in Am k cures Chills and Kevei.
B0FFER
Campm will be held in
Paige's grove commencing Thurt
rlayj Sep. I2tb, ami continues to
Sonrlay evening.
M.'s. Washington Lenig ami
children ot'oiinoniy were the guefts
of William Uommel's last week.
John Brown's barn burned down
Friday moroi'ig,
Tt A. HetTOld 1 linlcpcndencc
and A. L. Mover of Sunbury passetl
through here ?umiay
8Y8TEWICJATARRH.
Peruna Cares Catarrh Whersrar
Located.
8 !
Miss Matlle I,. (Julld.of L'lilctiu, III.
Miss Matlle L. Ootid, Preaident Illi
nois Ynuim People's Christian Temper
ance I'uloit, In a recent lottcr from Chi
cago, 111., says :
' doubt if Peruna has a rival in alt
the remedies recommended f. -duy for
catarrh of the system. A remedy that
will cure catarrh ot the atomacb wlli
cure the same condition ofthi mucous
membrane anywhere. I hac found It
the best remedy I have ever tried tor
catarrh, and believing It worthy ojy
endorsement I gladly accord it. "
Catarrh of tho abdominal . r-.-nns Is
ery much more common In summer
than In winter time. This form of ca
tarrh mlfrlit be appropriately i lithneil us
summer catarrh.
l'eruna will euro catarrh wherever
located. Jn pelvic catarrh it has won
well deserved renown. Peri:na will
cure any case of diarrhoea, acute or
chronic. Peruna la an abiolutt upeciflc
for dysentery, l'eruna curir rutarrh oi
tho liver, l'eruua cures cuurrh of the.
stomach.
Address The l'eruna Medicine Co.,0o
lumbus, 0., for a free bouk eutlUeu
"tiumiuer Catarrh."
Pennsylvania K.iilrsnd Kdhuti Rates to
San Francisco.
On account of the Triennial Convent
Uod f t h e Protestant Eplscopal
Cbureb, to be held at Hun PranetBDt
tK'KinniiiK October the Pennsylvania
Ituilroiul Company will sell round-trip
tickets to Shu Francisco from nil point
on 1 1 A Hhe ut gTeatly reduced rules.
Tickets will be sold September IS to
iio, inclusive, and will be Komi to return
to leave Sun Francisco not curlier tlan
Octolier 8, and only on date of e
eoutlon by Joint Agent, to whom a fee
of fifty cents must Ire pai'l, und pas
sengers must reach original starting
point by November 15, 1901,
The Pennsylvaaia Railroad Com
pany will also run a Personally-Conducted
Tour to the Pacific Coast oia
this occasion by sH'ial train, starting
September 'Si and returning Dctobei
. Round-trip rate, lls-'i.
I-'or further Information apply Do
ticket agents, or address (Jen V, Uoyd
Assistant Qeneral Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia.
Oad Wao't Much on Sty U
A Lewistown jrirl named Jessie wu-
seut to a famoiir'. eastern school, and
after a years time wrote to dad, sinin
Jessica." In reply the old mail
wrote. " Dear Jesslca,your welcome let
ter received. Mammica and pnpicaare
well. Aunt Maryica and Qeorgica
startexl for Californiea yesterday. I
have bought a new horslca, Its a
lieautica. Its name is Montica. Vour
brother Tomica is doing finely und the
hired nirlica is a peachlca." Th i next
letter came signed " Jessie.''
C01RT H01SE CHIPS.
Oteds Entered for Record.
John H. Bowersox ami wifi to Cath
trine Houser, lots Nos. 173 and 171 in
McClure for ft50.
EtZeeutors of George Btsler, decease I
to J. P. Wetsel, lot In Beaver twp., for
J. M. Bowes ami wife to Manerva M.
Snyder, lot In Middleburg foi I
Estate of Ephraim Waltei to i
Hartman, 110 acres in Centre twp. foi
flli"r0.
Mai tied Aug. i', by Rev. II H.
Spahn, J. Allen Weiand oi MH lure
and Effle M. Haasingerofi
ii red efC'hroale Diarrhoea ii i 1 la a
iy Vesvra arwaeerlag
"I sufl'onvi for thirty years
diarrhoea nml thought I
bntneauret!.1' says John S, I
of French Camp, Miss. " I
so much tune and money nud '
-1. .!... I ,
(il SO IUUOU SUOl t UewU K 1
hopes of recovery, I was
from tho eneois oi tne iiarrnoes
Hint I could do no kimi d ..bv.
couhl not even travel, bet bj
dent I was reriiutted to !." "
of Chamberlain's Colic. CI Ii !
Piarrhoea Remedy, ami a.
seveinl bottles I am enti .
of trouble I am so pieJ
tho result that I am mix:. 19 thai
be in reach of all who suffei as I
have.'' For sale by Mtddiebn.;
Drug Co.