,r endure ih5 trouble. Vt?
nil retnedT lbt stored.
N A Webnter of intue,
"be write. "Dr Kin N-
V,IUholy cured m. of wrk
?. V- i i.hiI suffeiert from for
In Bilioui.r. 2 Hint Muliiie
Kirhti M. P.t ""P'! IMiilu. u Kiivtrienl Eiemrtin,:
UL'MWBK.
,b from Exinriciwe eterual
L coupled with lionwty ami
trity, is the U-st price t.tsM.s-ess.
jl,e Canal bridge ulx.ve Hun-
store is a thine ot tlie past,
j 1 1 I t-
the suinrvisor lias iineu up uit
1 and provided a tine lamling at
l
l-ivtr snore.
flary Campbell am! Lydin
ker calleU on ianu t . uun-
i .
lie bridge 'at jienuion is com-
KM).OUO tax imycra want it,
Lisbtirg is bigger han Middle-
ra llev. Searle and Mary
er of l'ort Trevorton spent a
with Maria W. Dundore.
ie Congregation of the Witmer
E. church renieinliered tliier
,r'the Uev. H. T. Searle with a
hi donation.
Uackenliere and Jacob Ker-
cr are hauling lime on Dua
l's farm.
acob Kerstctter has a fresh cow
tale.
candidates tor township
ks are numerous and full of con-
nce of final victory.
ra Witmer will move away from
hill the coming spring.
Better fill your ice house now.
ulie llambo called on Eliza
- .KLISsHlKOVE. ;" t TORT TREVORTON. j
. , . , i i. it ', I2cv. Srarle, pastor of the Ui
Wi biroh and danghtr Mrs.1.:van hM .
h'l"rU " f",1'M,";flW,Kt at Lewistown over Sunday.'
., - . Misses Carrie aud Lottie lichen-!
urn cvuiiiire reiuniui innui: iui i . B . . ... i , , :
be Mck list; lie lm ,.-..
for some inmtis m . ' . ,
j. v. iciiz, wuo is eiiipinyeu m.
...... . i . i.
I i i rviu uiii, sih-iii OIIIH1HV HI UUIIie.
The Misses Charles hare issued !
a "sock social"!
held in the near
PLUCKY MRS. PESCHEL
PROTECTS HER ENTIRE EAMHY WITH PERUNA.
HAS A HAPPY HOME.
Kiihiiul iMvt-r was ,ii! hi Mfiuir lit i
l'hila. several dnys last wi-ek.
Mr-. Gallagher (nee ahhy) of
Norfolk, Va. i king enteriaineil
by G. 11. Hemhicis and wife.
Mis Christine K'Mner t !Suti
buiy was cuH-ilaim-d several days
ly Miss fat-kit' Covert.
J. A. Stmni, foil in-law of Mrs
lvite Wagenseller, spent u short
time with her o:i his way home to
Carlisle.
Uarrv Morris of Reading w;is in
town Fiidav.
in vital ions for
which is to he
future.
Rev. Se-ilhcinier of Williamsport
most ehxpieiitly delivered a seriiiou
in the U. 1$. church Sunday A. M.
Arthur Heiser and bride of
Shadle visited the hitter's brother,
Jerre Snyder and family over Sun-
llilV.
Mrs. Win. Schrawder returned
Sutie
rs.
arm
aria W. Dundore sat an hour
ie Dentist's chair at Sclinsgrove
called on her sister Minnie h.
:r.
ames C. Sliafer of l'ort Trevor
called on his old comrade, Geo.
nnliell. who is confined to his
hi on account of old age.
(hie of the inmates of our poor
&e is on the sick list.
Tonrv Hoot filled his ice house
a is the first man whe made use
r. .i
Ithe new road across tne canal.
i
tThe Philadelphia Inquirer id loud
a bridge at Iteration, lveep the
1 rohng.
U.bs. Stalil of Chapman was iu
In.
N. T. Dundore and Jacob
f-stetter made a trip to Selins
ve looking up the lime business,
B lbs. of sugar for 1 dozen eggs
Dundore s.
E. Witmer filled his ice house
ill six loads.
pingnman and Snyder of Port
tvorton filled their ice house will:
from Dundore's pond.
George Hoover is about erecting
rope ferry from the canal to the
nd.
Uur coal dealers are looking for
iter markets.
;astoria
For Infants and Children.
i j Kind You Han Always Bought
Mars the
,( jnaturtof
home after havinir sfieiit several
s o
'months wi'll n:irclllv Cliiw. llniiwr
Rev. II. 1'. Miller of lb klyn isja, wife of llaiubr'uW.
sjH'iiduig several (lavs wuu ins i
mother
Dr. Yut.y attended the funeral
of Dr. Ilarley of Dewart Friday.
The game of IVisket Rail at Dan-
Eoiir, large, fin-iMMring animals
weru hern on the streets in town
last week. The owner's of such
monstrous pets should keep them
i i i i . .i
ageu nisrean oi leaving
ville Friday evening hetwei n Dm- at large to frighten piwir iniuK'ent
vil'e and Siisij. resulted 10 to 2o ii
favor of Danville.
Mrs. Dr. I Iarter and children of
Maytown, who spent several weeks
with her parents returned home
Monday.
J. A. Lombard has liccn on the
sick list but is reported as improv
ing rapidly.
The game of Basket Hall between
Milton Y. M. C. A. and Susii. teams
on Saturday evening resulted in the
following score Stisij. 5S; Milton 13.
The ice harvest is immense in
this section. Already for two weeks
thoy have been at hard work taking
it out; 12 car loads went to the I .
U. R. at Iewistown Junction and
more will follow.
Miss Jennie Wolf returned home
last week from spending her vaca
tion with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Rcnninger at Mifliin, and her uncle
West liowe at Vandyke. She also
visited her cousin Christian Shclleu
berger at Lewistown, and reports
having had a very nice time.
Aaothar War of Pattla It.
"He it a man of marked individual
lty." -Yt b; he is one of the wont cranki
Iknow." Puok.
BEAVEKTOWJ.
The Farmers' Institute held in
the V. O. S. of A. hall last week
was well attended, ami the discus
sions were interesting and instructive.
The Republicans held a caucus
iu the hall Saturday evening, and
named a ticket, for townshipofficers,
the nominations will be made Satur
day.
Uncle Tom's Cabin exhibited in
the Hall Tuesday evening.
lleubcn Zcchman is quite serious
ly sick with consumption.
John P. Smith had his leg hurt
lest week while assisting in felling
a tree.
Daniel M. Snook, Mrs. E. L.
Freed, and Mrs. Aaron Dreese are
on the sick list.
Rev. Gramley and the Evangeli
cal Congregation are having revival
services every night since last
Thursday. Two penitents have
this far presented themselves at the
altar.
THE RACKET
is rapidly gaining favor with all. This is sufficient to con
vince us that our goods are right as well as our prices. We
would now invite your inspection of our , ;
GALVANIZED WARE
r
10 qt Water Backets, 30c
v12 qt. Water Buckets, 35c
pen Coal Buckets, 35c
blooded Coal Buckets, 40c
covered Chamber fails, 35c
1 gal. Oil Cans- 25c
j Ash Selves, 35c
Wash Basins, 10c
1 qt Milk Pans, It
6 qt. Milk Pans, 2C
8 inch Pie Plates, K
10 inch Pie Plates, IS
ljqt. Stew Pans, 15
2 qt. Stew Pans, U
3 qt. Stew Pans, 2
10 qt. Dish Pans, 3i
Glaaswaro
1 doz. Table Tumblers, 35c
Dessert Nappies, each, 3c
Jellie Stands, etc., each, . 5c
ULUE and WHITE WARE
1J qt. Milk Cans, ' 2
1J qt. Preserving Kettles, 2
2 J qt. Stew Pans, 2
All other goods in proportion. We have the only line of Turkish
.towels at 10 cents each. Others as low as 5 cents. All
goods marked iu plain figures. While they loJ,. we will
give you a 10 lb. pail of "
WIIITID FISH, 40 Oonts.
G. WASH. BURNS,
uth Market Street. .'.' Selinss'rove, Pa.
try Prodnce la exchange.
Telrptaoae eoaneetlaaa.
little eiillilreii.
Win. llelt'cnstein of Shamokiii
was in town the past week transact
ing business. He will dispose of
his property here iu town ami move
to ChambcrslMirg.
S. P. Steilen and J. G. Snyder
attended church at Chapman Sun
day.
llevival services began iu the U.
15. church Monday evening
L. F. Charles and family siient
Sunday with hd. Koiisli aud laniily
at Mahantango.
E. D. Swineford and wife of
Oriental visited thcirchildren,'Frank
Swinelord and Mrs. V. E. Bogar
last week.
A. W. A ucker aud wife attended
the funeral of George Shotzbcrgcr
at if reeburg Monday.
Jacob Kamer and Lawrence
Sehlegle of Eclipse were among
Sunday callers.
Albert Kmc of McKecs Half
Falls passed through town one day
last week.
11. F. Charles was a business
caller at Herndon Saturday.
Tuesday evening Jan 14th. at the
U. Evan, parsonaee, Rev. Searle
joined Miss Eva Rice of this place
and Wm. t reeborn of bunbury in
the bonds of holy matrimony. A
reception was held in their honor at
the home of the bride's brother, O.
G. luce. Ihcir many friends ex
.1 i 1 . rrt
lend congratulations, llie serena
des who numlx-rcd alwut fifty
were treated well for the music with
which they greeted the newly wed
ded couple.
Tbe Merret of Loaff Life
consists in Keonine ail tne main r
Bans of tho body healthy, regular
actoiu, and iu quicklv destroying
it. ead disease trerms. Electric JJit-
terg rejrulato Stomach, liiver and
Kidnoys, purify the blood, and (tlve
a splendid appetite. They work
J ? ttii m i-i
wonueru in curing n.iuney xrouDius,
Female Complaints, Nervous Di
seases. Constipation. Dyepepsia and
Malaria. Vigorous nealth and
strength always follow their use.
Only 50c, guaranteed bv Middleburg
Drug Co., (iraybill, Oarman x do.,
Richfield, Pa., Dr. J. W. Sampsell,
reonscreek, ra.
I'AXTON VILLE.
Wesley Wellershatnp of New
Berlin is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Chas. P. Swengle.
Miss Annie Swengle was a visitor
in Middleburg Tuesday.
Samuel Yearick of Centerville
spent sevexal days at Millard
Hassingers during the week.
James Parker of Union eounty,
spent several daya at Reuben
Weirick's.
J. G. Brownwcll of New York
city transacted business here with
E. F. llarner, Wednesday. Mr.
I lamer was offered a position by
the company but declined.
Mrs. N. M. Reigle and Miss
Margarcte Norman of Sunbury
visited Mrs. Keigle's grandmother
here Monday and Tuesday.
Find Way lo Live Long.
The Btartling announcement of a
Discovery that will surely lengthen
life is made by Editor O. H. Downey
of Churubusco, Ind. "I wish to
state," he writes, "that Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption is
the most infallible remedy that I
have ever known for Coughs, Colds
and Urip It's invaluable to people
with weak lungs. Having this won
derful tnedicinn no one need dread
Pneumonia or Consumption. Its re
lief is instant and cure certain. 1
The Middleburg Drug Co., Gray
bill, Oarman and Co., liichfield. Pa
Dr. J. W. SampBell, l'ennscreek.
Pa. guarantee every COc and f 1.00
bottle, and give trial bottles free.
This Beautiful Mother
Says:
MI Cannot Help But
rraise reruna.
I Am Never Without
It.
Children Have the
Least Cold, I
Them Peruna.
Give
"A Few Doses Helps
Them."
One of the greateit foci with which
every family has to contend in our
changeable climate. To protcot tho
family from colds and coughs U always
a serious problem, and often impossible,
Sooner or later it is tho inevitable fate
of every one to catch cold. Caro in
avoiding exposure and the use of proper
clothing will protect from the frequency
nd perhaps the severity of colds, but
with tho greatest of precautions they
will come. This is a settled fact of
human experience.
Especially is this truo during the
Stormy anil unsettled weather of early
winter. Everybody must expect to be
eaught somewhere or somehow.
Perhaps It will be wet feet, or cold
draught, ot damp clothes, or may lie too
close confinement in hot rooms and then
going out into the cold carelessly, or It
may be. ono of a thousand other little
mishaps, but no one is shmud enough to
nlwnys avoid the Inevitable cutcliing
cold.
Sometimes colds come like an epi
demic; everybody seems to have ono at
onee. Tho very air alKiut us is poison to
the head, throat aud lungs.
Thwro is no fact of medical science
hotter known thun that Peruna cures
catarrh wherever loooted. Thousands
of families in all parts of the United
States are protected each winter by
Peruna. Once In tho family reruna
always stays. Xo home can spare IV
rurm after the first trial of it. A splendid
example of this fuct is found in tho
beautiful homo of Mrs. Paul I'eschel, of
II Quitman street, Newark, X. . I. Head
her letter.
Nkwark, N. J., June 17, l'.Kto.
Dr. S. B. Hartman:
Dear Sir "My three children were
skk and my husband had an attack of
la grippe. I gave the children Peruna,
and now they look as If they hadn't
been sick at all. I also gave It to my
husband until be was good and well.
I do not know how I could have stood
taking care ot them and being up night
and day, had It not been for Peruna.
"Last winter was the first winter In
sixteen yean that I did not have a
cough. It Is Impossible to explain my
thanks In words. I never looked as
well as I do now.
"Peruna Is our family medicine and
always will be. I do my own house
work and sewing, and get along lovely,
now that I am ao strong and well,
thanks to Ptruna and your good advice.
"I cannot help but praise reruna. I
am never without It, and cs ::i:on an I
find the children have the Last culd I
give them Peruna. A few doses helps
them, and I hope that every one :vho
reads my testimony will try Parana as
it is a friend Indeed." Thankfully
yours, MRS. PALL PllSLlll.L,
14 Quitman St., Nev iirk, N. J.
A Safe Family Do.ti r.
Tcrnim has been used in m:ny other
homes with the sumo result.'. Tim fol
lowing aro samples: Mrs. .".!. 1'.. Sey
mour, I)yc, (ia., writes:
"1 am ready to speuk a f.-.v . "rU in
favor ot 1'cruna ami Man:.lin, 1 have
tried them for nearly every ill of life for
myself mid family, and find them to !"
all tho doctor claims them lo be. reru
na cured me of female iron!, ! !ii'iiniy
doctor could not. My uilvi' e to a'l suf
fering women is, consult lr. Hartman.
What he has done for me ho will do for
you." Mrs. M. K. Seymour.
IVruna Added 40 rounds.
Mrs. Maria liocrtz, t'leo, Oklahoma,
writes:
"My husband, children and myself
have used your medicines, and we al
ways keep them in the house In case of
necessity." Mrs. Maria (ioertz.
r. Hartman's latest book on catarrh
will bo sent free upon request to any
address. This book contains ninety-five
pages of Interesting reading matter, and
will bo found invaluable to mothers la
aiding them to guard againat aud euro
the many little catarrhal ailments of
children that come with the seve
weather of winter.
McCLUKlS.
Tlie Met 'lure foundation wall for
the shirt factory U completed.
The Sunday School convention
held at this place Saturday under
the auspices of the " West IScaver
District Sunday School Association"
was a grand success both in the
numliers in attendance and interest
munilitttcd. All the children of the
three Sunday Schools were in atten
dance and a very interesting child
ren's M.Tvice being held iu the after
noon. One of of the speakers was
Miss Howe of Chicago. The Sec
retary made a special effort for this
convention in getting out the child
ren and also iu the line of music.
Prof. Clias. Mumma conducted the
song service in a highly creditable
manner to himself as a conductor
and also to the singers. The next
convention will be held in April.
West Beaver is the leHt organized
township in the county in the line
of Sunday School work and we
don't care who denies it.
The members ot the "McCIure
Improvement compauy" were buy
last week at the Shirt factory
foundation. This is rather rough
weather for building stone walls,
but they are in dead earnest about
itand rough weather is nohimlrauee.
Harry Boyer, Salesman for Wit
man Schwar & Co. interviewed
our merchants Monday. Harry is
an all around good folio and
knows how to sell groceries.
Too bad when a man wants to lie
a candidate for a township oflice
and the committee men refuse to
take his name. However such is the
case iu our township, Jake, says he
will not go to the election anymore
uor pay any taxes.
George lienfer is on the sick list.
ltachael Snook moved into J. B.
Spangler's house Mouday.
Charles lllingcr moved to Iicwis
town Junction last week being cm
ployed as brakeman on the this
It. It.
Prof. C. W. Oldt, one of Mifliin
county) wide awake School teachers
and also a candidate for county
Superintendent of that county took
in the convention lutving had atopic
assigned. Charlie is an all :ir ml
jolly good fellow and we hop' lie
may carry of the county .Siipt. prize
in May next,
Joseph Dreese and wife of Mount
Union are visiting Joseph 1). UIh
and other friends in town.
John K. Wagner has a force of
hands working at tlie mountain to
take out timlier to lie used at shirt
factory.
Isaac Shirey and Jackson Y.
Baker were to Yeagertown to pur
chase materail for the shirt factory
DtlllUlllg.
The towship as well as thecoiinty
candidates, for oflice arc button
holeing the dear jie iple. j
Mr. McCiilIough of the linn of j
Met 'ul lough and Linn, interviewed
the merchants this week at this
place.
Hair Splits
"I hive used Ayer't Hair Vigor
for thirty years. It is elegant for
a hair dressing and for keeping the
hsir from splitring at the ends."
J. A. Gruenenf elder, Gnntfork, 111.
Hair-splitting splits
friendships. If the hair
splitting is done on your
own head, it loses friends
for you, for every hair of
your head is a friend.
Ayer's Hair Vigor in
advance will prevent the
splitting. If the splitting
has begun, it will stop it.
JI M I btll. All intffuu
If ymr drimjfist cannot Miiiplv vim,
noiid uh ono ilc i la r ami we .11 e'xprrn
yim a bottle. Ho sure und give tlie ii.inie
of your nearest PTiircss nllh e. Ailitren,
J. C. AY fell CO., Lowell, Moss.
Krnltn at Kxperirnpe.
Tho pr.t narbli s. with teal well nn ar.t.
Of the KG'Arn lipples of twret content;
And these 1 mourn the nad declaration
Are oft but tlriatt nyplM wf resignation.
jury List.
1.1st of Oninrt Jurors drawn for 'tin court oi
Oyer and Terminer and Uenenil .lII delivery
and Court of quarter sesMlons of llie- I'eace of
Snyder county held at Dec. Term, cominencliif
Monday, Feb. linn.
Name- Occupation. It'sMence.
Ariiol.t. Wesley, laborer. fnlon
Aur.ind. II ine. farmer, MM ll' i reet
liliik'aiu m, I.ando, teacher, t '. litre
llroslus, i-,,i'.:e f.. menii.ii.' , IVrry
Uleiuer. John H., entleinaii, MM ll'-creelt
r.lscnhuwer, William. UKent, Wa 1 ii:,-t ,o
Forrey, Itohert, liliouitfraplier, I'cuu
(irelner. Klmer, fanner, Monroe
ll;icknhiinr. John, fanner, KraiiKMB
llalian, (Jeortfe, laborer, Washington
Hummel, W. farmer, Mlddlecrwlc
KesMler, John laborer, Seilhsrove
Kline. Samuel II., laborer. Heaver Wis
Koons, Jauiea, laborer, Centre
I.ouk, Simon, landlord, I'nloo
M ir'ln, Thomas, maHon l.irus
M.mrer. Harry, undertaker, .1 1 k n
Natfle, Francis, carpi'iiler, .i.,c!via
Itlck'le. Charles, blacksmith, YVa.liliitoa
Itow. l-aa mimon, 1'ena
Milrk. Samuel A., laborer, Ferry Wert
Sliolly. Keno, tanner, Mlddl,i.rt,"k
Slier, Jolin, tfentletnan, Cu'.unn
Woumer, Oavis, fanner, I't rry
PETITJUHOltS.
I.lnt of relit Jurorti drawn lor tlie Court ot
Coiumon I'leas, Court of quarter Sessions of tb
peac. Court ul Over nnd l ermliier and (iencnj
Jail lielivery ol Snyder I'oilnlv, I1.,, i,ei,l aj
Deo. Term, commencing r-u. xi. ikuv.
Tailri lllffer.
Dealer Here, uuidaiu, is a liorre
can recommend sound, kind
Old Lndy Ob, I Uou't want that sort
of a horse. He holds his head high.
Dealer Eh?
Old Lady I like a horse that holds
his nose close to the ground, so he caa
see where he's going. X. Y. Weekly.
Name. Occupation.
Atnlp. Joseph, laliorer,
App. Nelson, farmer,
llalley . Thomiw, farmer,
HliiKaman, Hubert, irentlemuu,
llowersox, Isaiah, farmer,
t'arey, A, I merchant,
Decker, .lames, farmer,
Dreese, Albright, laruier,
Dreese, Jerome, farmer,
Engle, Henry, farmer,
Fields, Jobn, lumUTinun,
Fisher, Chan. K-. teacher,
lleudrlcks. Joseph, mason,
llerbsier. John, cawyer,
Kern, Robert, farmer,
Knepp, Fail1, senilemaD,
krebtt. Daniel, tarmer,
Krnu.tr. Michael, laborer,
Matter, Hurry, farmer,
.Marburijer, A , (eutlemaii,
Miller. Osvar A., laborer.
MllterllUK. John S., fBrmcr.
Mover, tiias. II.. farmer.
Mover, Muriln, fanner,
Moyer William I" . dru'lst,
NerhiKNl, J. ,)., f iriiie.-,
Ite blientiacli, Henry, laburei.
Kleifel. William, farmer,
Hitler. D, I', lalmn r.
Konil.t JcUn I'., lunorer.
Ktlnrsltne, J. W.. painter,
KeUii.iieorKe, plasleref.
S. etmld. Wllltaui, laimer,
Shallil'iu h. Jalfles K.. Viaolier.
Shiiniioii, Klmer. piusteii i.
Shell. Jacob, Iu borer,
smith. Foster. lUervman,
snviler. tieorce. Iiitmn r.
sprliu'inan. 1. IV. farmei.
SteliiltiK'er. .lames, farmer,
stroll, Abraham, UiIkmi-i
Troup. Calvin w.. .irim-r
Truit, Fiiinklln J.. lame i,
Walter, John hi .cRMult I,.
Walter, T. C. tanner.
W I'ler. (linr.'e tarni"
inev, 1". S., labarer.
U"8ldeoce.
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M jnroe
Monroe
SellnsKrovo
Franklta
Svllnsirrore
FriinklUi
sprln
Ceiur
1'ena
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Franklin
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Franklla
I'nloa
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