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lIxXXIX . ' MIDDLEBTJRGn SNYDER COUNTY PESETA. JAN. 30 1902 NUMBER 5 '
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ILIICIP LOCAL LACONICS Rj '
Lurt advertising appears In this
the Post.
Lnlwtoue inscriptions of Spring i
Bp are now being published in;
le paces of the rosT.
Pale. My house and lot, good ,
ud outbuildings.
JACOB Oilukkt,'
. Middleburg:, Pa.
V beeu reported here that a son
lam Holler, about aj years oiu,
near Oriental, has been bitten
iid dog, and now has hydropho
bic worst form.
eonnlHtory of the White Deer
of the Reformed church notnl-
Rev. Brown, of Aaronsburg, as
f said anlmous and Rev. Drown
ivond a doubt, be elected by the
J
rs of the several congregation.
on A. E. Boles In his new slmv-
halr cutting parlor for your
nned with a refreshing sham
a clean towel to each patron
north side of Market square op-
'entral Hotel. Satisfaction guar-
tf.
ght be possible to match our
lsewhere, but not so easy to
Ite our qualities at the juices.
e just receive another barrel of
Soda, price same as before, 3c
A.S. Skciibist, .
Verdilla, Pa.
Hoover.s U. E. Sunday School
feted the following officers; Sup-
lent, E. C. Cawley; Asst. Sup
lent. Charles' Wenrich; Secre-
nmion Hoover; Asst. Secretary,
Glace; Treasurer, ulrs. Isaac
lie: Librarians, Mrs. Agnes
I WkT'J. 1L- Ebriljr Organist,
.Merlin Glance; , Asst. Organist,
, A. Shaffer. , .
fiftv-ninth anniversary of the
of the late President McKinley
I . . .
be observed by all the schools of
lite as McKinley Day on Wednes
BiMuary 20th in accordance with
ruclui nation of Governor Stone.
i Sunday preceding, January
bipedal memorial ten-ices were
many churches.
llnn of II. 15. Anthony & Co., of
ii, N. J, lias made u proposition
f charge nl the Middleburg Shoe
The firm wants to organize a
itupany capitalized at $25,000 of
ibcy agree to take $10,000 worth
stock ami the remainder to be
raised here. Hon. G. Alfred
h bus agreed to take $0000 worth
; and the renmindur of $0,000
of stock has not been taken,
fins to be an opportunity for
nudists to put their money in
tiuii with a successful shoe
picturing Arm backed by plenty
tal and business experience.
M'KSCUIITIO TO THE POST'S
OLDEST SIBSCKIBEK. .
".ho nuriiose of discoverinc who
kn a subscriber of the Post for
pigest continuous period of time.
Iilisher otters ns a premium a life
aitlon to this periodical. : This
lopen to all present subscribers.
Ipete for this life subscription the
. w. . . ... . 1 1 ' .
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lind pul l for the Post and the
ber who cau show the lougett
I lor winch the Post was taken
aid for by liini will be eiveu
entitling him to receive the Post
I long ns he lives.
bug the subscribers of a live, pro-
fa and aggressive iiewsnaner like
:st are the best citizens of the
' and those who havw shown
dingly loyalty to u newspaper
o best portion of their days are
fu to some valuable consideration,
with a view to conmlinipnt
prtlon of our friends we now offer
ove premium.
ubscriin r who wants to compete
s prize must send in lib claim,
ticker the better. The names and
i will l published from time to
no that every one can see what is
ou In the contest. As soon as it
established that wo have dis
d the winner of the prlzo, the
t will close. ,
I in your name at once "and state
me you have received aud paid
Post. , , , "' tf
CMI! A VOID iff ORE DAT. ""
atlve Bromo-Qulnlne Tablets.
uhkIhU refund the money if t
ours, K. W. drove's signature
eh box, 2S
George Shotzberger.
One of the aged citizens of Freeburg
died at his home on last Friday at the
ad vanced age of 77 years. The funeral
took place on Monday from the late
residence and was followed to the grave
by a large concourse of relatives and
friends.
Btavcr Spring" Bank.
The following officers of the First
National Hank of Ik-aver springs were
elected1 on Tuesday of last week.
Pres., A. A. Ulsh; Vice Pres., V. O.
Greenhoe; Secretary, John II. Dieese;
Cashier, K. C. Walter.
The old board of directors were re
elected, consisting o f the following
gentlemen : John 11. Drcesc, McClure;
A. A. rish, Midillecreek; Tillman
Weader, Middlwreck; P. 8. Hobb, lU-a-vertown;C.
O. Greenhoe, K. C. Wal
ter, W. H. Dreese, Ik-aver Springs.
.Iiic unit JrlnllnK Mnkn
Devoc Lcail and Zinc Paint wear twice
as long ns lead and oil mixed by hand.
11-21-ly.
Death of Cyrus Walter.
Cyrus Walter died very suddenly at
his home In (Vntreville last Friday.
He was born Oct. 21, 1H14. Married to
Clara' Dubh in lsv.s, which union was
blessed with eight children, two of
which preceded the father to the spirit
world. A widow and six children
remain to mourn the lows of a father
and husband. The deceased had been
a resident of New Ik-rlin for a number
of years, having moved from this place
to Centreville about a year and a half
ago. ihe funeral services were held In
the Evangelical church nt Ccntieville
on Tuesday, Rev. W. H. Shoch, ."i t
ed by Rev. Aurand had cb.jrge of Uie
services. He was aged 47 yrs. 2 mo.
and 24 days. s
If you wish to make a safe and. pro
fitable lnyestement, write for informa
tion and prospectus. ' Copper Basin
Gold and Copper Mining Company,
Prescott, Arizona. l-23-4t.
DIED. Jan. 16, in Freeburg, George
Shotzberger, aged 87 years, 2 months
and 7 days.
Jau. 17, near Freeburg, Mrs. Daniel
Grimm, aged 73 years.
, Jau. 20, in Centreville, Alvin II.
Stiue, aged 31 y .-ars.
Jan. IS, in Centreville, Cyrus Walter,
aged 47 years.
Jan. 12, in Peiry towuship, mar
Shadle, Willie Edward, bright little
infant huh of Daniel and Dillie Gauglcr.
Interment at Shaiuokin Dum, Jan. 1",
Rev. Fortuer officiating.
Jan. 18, near Middleburj , Mrs. Jtt-st
Dilger, aged (JO years, 0 months.
SOCK SOCIAL.
ConiniuuUntcd.
The "sock social" under the manage
ment of Maude and Jennie Charles at
the hitter's home itt Port Treverton was
a financial success. The proceeds will
by used for the benefit of the l D.
church. The young folks who ns.
ponded to the invitations were very
pleasantly entertained. Innocent games
of various kinds were enjoyed until the
hour for refreshemcnts was announced.
Those who responded were as follows
II. S. liogar and Tsor.i Itingnnmn;
Thomas' 2seitz and Ella Foltz; Law:
renee Schlegle and Nellie Shatter; E. F.
Neitz and Muudu Charles; Harvey
Shatter and (.1am llciiitwluian; Oliver
Wert end Amelia Erdley; Russel
Knights mid Lottie Helebcnbacli; Ja
cob RaiueraTul Flora Neitzj Ralih Foil
and Ilessle Stahl; Harvey Charles and
Mayme Martin; Grant Daulicrt and
Carrie Relclicnbach; G.'A Xeita aud
Nellie Daubert; Iteidle Scarle ami Jen
nie Charles; R. E. Foltz and wife; II
F. Char es and wife; L. F. Charles und
wife; Mrs. D. G. Stahl and Mrs. Levi
Holnvr.
Those who were unable to resjnd
in person, but responded financially
were: Dr. J. S. Arnold, Washington,
James Neitz and Frank Houst-r, lkir
berton, Ohio; P. J. Shanihach, Sun-
bury; Merlin Francis, Endcrs, Lenlg
Ilros. and Maynio Arnold, Milton; To-
lel. Houtz, Ruth Arnold, Mrs. Ed.
Arnold, Shanioklu; Clara Dingamau,
Phllmlclpl-.ln; Chas. Hoover, Jas.' Ho
over and wife and Mrs. J. C. Dohem,
South Retlilehein and Ella lkgtnrlef
of towu; J. C. Moyer of Sunbury.
i T Investor.' .
Write for particulars of the Copper
Basin Gold and Copjxjr Mlnlug Com
pany recently organized to develop
valuable properties in Arizona. Ground
floor chance for a few Investors.
Prescott, ArUbna. v - 1-234U
jgaigjl PERTINENT PERSONALS BWg
Mrs. Lottie Gray bill visital friends
at Sunbury.
John C. Ik-ek of Seliiisgroye was at
Middleburg Saturday.
Wesley Mull of Scliiisgrove dropped
in Saturday to subscribe for the Post.
Levi Ranier of Pallas came over
Friday to order sale bills for bis public-
sale.
Mrs. Charles limisli and son, Ralph,
spent Sunday with relatives at Freeburg.
Dr. H. F. Wagenscller and A. W.
Potter were at the county seat last j
Saturday.
Clayton Wetzel, who is employed at
Milleisburg, spciitKuuday at home with
his parents.
Dr. A. J. Herman is busy almost
night and day looking after the welfare
of the sick.
Miss Maud Dolby of I.ewistown has
been visiting Miss Lillian Amieh in
Franklin for several weeks.
Rolx-rt Rearieh of Suiibiiry was in
Middleburg Saturday. Ho formerly
resided n: Franklin twp.
Nevlu St roup of Colnrad came in to
upend a few days on a visit to his
parents, S. (!. St roup and wife.
('apt. Win. R. Follmer of Lewlshurg,
county solicitor of I'nioii county, was
at ihe county scat Monday.
Mrs. H.I. Romigof Ik-aver Springs
Sunday paid a visit to her sister, the
wife of Attorney Jas. G. Croiise.
Prof. A. A. Killian, Principal of the
public Schoo's of Watsontown was In
Middleburg lust Wednesday evening.
H. M. Hatsinger of Vicksburg was
In Mfddlebafg iast TburHflsy.V Jie wiu
move to Northumberland in the spring.
Rev. "Dr. X. P. NefT, ofKnoxdale,
Jefferson County, spent a few days in
town the guest of his daughter, Mrs. A.
8. Beaver.
Galen Garman, wife and daughter of
Oriental Sunday paid a visit to their
daughters, Mrs. Reno Walterand Mr?.
F. F. Walter.
Mrs. John Dietrich of Wet Milton
is spending a few days in town, the
guest of her pnrentp, John Stetler anil
wife.
Jonathan Reiclienbacli of Perry
township called at this office last Fri
day. He is a candidate for County
Cominist.ii'ner. We arc sorry we were
out of town.
Rev. S. S. Kohler and wife of New
Berlin woreenN-rtaiofl tic- mem
bers of the R"form ! (-"ngn-gat'ion din
ing the religion f.--iti itie- of Inst we k
at the Heform d church in this place.
The Editor of the Pit accepted an
lnvitati:)ii to give a talk on ' Advertis
ing" to the Students of Willianispirrt
Commercial Collep', a tlouri-hing io
stitution tliat ha now Joi studeiiN
enrolled in the various buiuese
courst-s.
Hon. G. Alfii'd ScbiH-h Monday went
to Catawissa on biiiiuss looking for
ward toward the opening of the shov
factory of this place. If Middlelniri:
had a few more men uf the spirit of
Mr. Schocli, the town would move a
great deal fater tow aid industrial de.
velopincnt.
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The POST Always Bst.
The 20th Century Press t'lippiug
Ikircaii has been using a number of
Snyder County newspapers sinc l'.tl
as mediums to gather data for their bus
iness. Their rec-irdsshow that they
liave clipped three fines ns many
things from the Post during tl, is period
as front auv other newspaper the
county. The clippings they take out
are sold at high prices and the uew
pajH-r that can stand a severe like this
for three year must have merit. One
dollar cash In advance brings it to any
address for a whole year.
-mm aa
TIIHO.t r NOKKT
There's no telling what a sore throat
will do If you give it "right of wsy."
Vnccrtalu remedies often cause tlauger
ous delay. Make a cur sure with
Painkiller, known for half a century as
a Hpecltlo for a sore thint, enmp,
coughs, and all kindred trvubl. Keep
It. by you tor an emergency. It never
falls. Avoid buUtitul'1, there is but
one Paluklller, IVrry lHvls'. and
fOc.
The C. K. StH-lety of the Reforned
church of this place, will hold their
Bock Social in the town halt.Thursday
evening. Jan. SO, lUOGi.
Lei th People Vote.
Comnaunlmtel.
Editor Post : In order to have a de
finite time for the holding of the Re
publican primary election, the people
should have an opportunity to vote on
the question at the primary to be held
Feb. 15, l'.K)2. I would suggest that the
committee submit the first or second
Saturday of June of each year, so that
there is no opportunity to let a few
scheming political) set the day to suit
their pernicious schemes. If the day
becomes a permanent fixture, every
man knows when to expect the prim
ary. The Delegate election can he had
whenever necessary to lie chosen iu
time for the state convention.
At this early date, no one knows who
will be candidates for slab- oftlces, and
ninny new issui s may arise before the
state convention, upon which the h'o
ple should have an opportunity to ex
press their choice. For these reasons,
the people would like to have a day
fixed by themselves, so that every per
son would know for a certainty, at all
times, uhen the primary is to lie held.
We hope to sec the committee take
some action Su; unlay looking to the
settlement of this question for all time.
ItKITIIUCAN.
Card nt Withdrawn I.
To the I Icpublic.M n Voters of Snyder Co.
My name was announce I some time
ago for State Delegate and since that
time I find there are a number of others
in the county that are willing toacccpt
the empty honon of this office, and
owing to my business requiring all my
time, which would prevent me from
making anything of a canvass. I here
by decline being a candidate.
Thanking my friends for their en
couragement. I am yours in the cause.
J. H. Uuoaiis.
Mary I. Weader.
TWrt Imv vain luvaded our com
munity and called into eternity Mary
M.r wife of Abraham Weader. She was
preceded t the spirit world Just one
week prior to her departure by her
little grandson, an inmate of her own
home. Little did we think when we
Uid the little bud to rest that we should
sq soon lay to rest the grandmother;
but God's ways are not our ways. He
Is the Great Captain and' at His com
mand every knee shall bow, therefore,
iu humble submission we say. imt our
will, but Thy will U done. The family
CTcle has been severed the golden
InwI l r ken -i ne of the principal links
of the family chain is lost, the chain
cut asunder. There is one vacant chair.
Tin- home lies U-i'ii broken a kind,
ucntlc, atl'-ctionatc wife and mother
lias none, t by the aid of the children
the father maybe able to retain and
keep xic red the home iu kind obedi
ence to the ih of the departed wife
a ml mother, f he no doubt realized the
truth that there is no place on earth so
dear as home. 'Sweet Home." It is
our heaven on earth. She has Uen
called to a higher aud l etter "Horn:"
We believe she is safe at home with
Jesus. She possessed a kind and nuble
heart: a nature kind and generous. She
was held in high esteem and respect
as a '.rue Christian lady. She will
ever live in kindly affections of all her
neighbors and friends. She has gone,
but only for a short time soon, d ar
husband and childr.li, you may clasp
the hands of loved ones on the short
eternal. She has gone on atone, a little
ahead of you to prepare a dwelling
place for you. Love cannot cease; the
love of God is eternal. Live iu the love
of God aud Christ: thos who live iu
the love of t;vl sliall find each other
agaii.. You can not le parted l.mg,
you s tall nuvt again. Nku;iiiuk.
II Will ljr You.
To invest a few dollars In shares of
the Copper liasin Gold .5: Copper Min
ing Company. Write Compauy for in
formation ami prospectus, PrescoU,
Arizona. 1-23-4 1.
Cumuiiilet Meelisg.
The member of the Republicuu
Couuty Standing Committee are here
by notified that a ineetiug of the Com
mittee will tie held at Middleburg, Sat
urday, Feb. 1, VJ02 A busiuess of im
portance Is to be transacted, a full turn
out is desired.
Pktkr Yocsu, Chairman.
K. E. Wktzkl, Sec.
Tb UuU Blue Book.
For this mouth Juat out. Tbu revised
time tables of Pvnusylvauia railroads.
Au ludispeusabltf trawling cowpauiou.
Issued every mouth. Quo dollar per
year by mall, slugh copies ten ceuU
Address V. Pv Hastings, MUtou, IX
PUBLIC SALES.
The Post has compikil a list of public
sales in this county that will take place
during February and March, as far as
has been made known. Those who
wish to follow up sales, should cut out
this lint ami preserve it as it will not
appear regularly.
FEBRUARY.
1. Est. of Jerome Aigler, near Ik-u-vertown.
4. Mrs. Mary J. Bolig,ncar Evendale.
5. John H. Jarrett, ncarSelinsgrove.
7. Est. of Michael S. Wciand, in
West Beaver twp.
H. Est. or Chas. A. Sailer, Middle
creek twp.
S. Est. of Margaret Hoyer, Selins
grove. li. Est. of Jonathan liickhart, mar
Krecburg.
. 13. Sauuit-I Wagner, Atty, ueai Fro
inont. 14. Fst. of Alex Bishop, Derry town
ship, M til in county.
Li. Kst. of I). T. Rhoads, Middlcliurg.
17. F.st. of Elias Strolls-, Monroe- twp.
l!. Samuel Shirey, lleavt-rtown.
2U, Est. of Jonathan Stroiib, Moiiris
tins nship.
-o. Morris Erdlcv, near Middlcluirg.
'S. Tillie A. Rehrer, mar Port Tre
verton. -7. Harey Moyer, near Jkiivei town.
-7. Curtin Bowersox, near Middle
burir. -. Samuel Tn-witz, near Frii-btirg.
-s. i:. (i. cchman, tear Middleburg.
MA lit II.
3. John Shainbach, m ar Middleburg.
4. Mrs. Catherine A. Shrawdcr, Port
Treverton.
4. H. C. Walker, near Met 'lure.
5. W. A. Fisher, near Selinsgrove.
5. Freil. I!. Herman, near !lob; Mills
5. D. F. Sipe, Heist -r Valley.
6. Amos Bowersox, near Midlle
burg. 6. James Shaffer, Oriental.
7. Saoiuel Biokcl, Beavertown.
7. T. C. Walter, near N'ew Berlin.
8. Fred. Raught, near Beaver
Springs.
S. II. Milton Amig, near Summit
Hotel.
10. J. H. Hettrick, near Beavlrtown.
11. Daniel Long, near Selinsgrove.
11. ( has. Arbogast, Jk-aver Springs.
11. M. K. llusfiner, near Middle-
buri.'.
11. L'iUiIi Bailey, lieur Freeburg.
I. '. Win. ('. Mover, near Middlfburg.
1-. Anion May, Beaver Springs.
1-. Win. H. Luck, near Salem.
13. John C. P.auier, near Troxelville.
13. J F. Shannon, near Middleburg.
13. Elien R. Waiter, near Kreumcr.
II. John A. Gearlmrt, near Reaver
pnns.
11. S. H. llas-iiiL"-r. near lVavertin.
14. H A. tt. mar S.-litj-grovi-.
l"i. I. inc. .In ZieOer, in ar MMdlc-'l'i eU.
IT. J. W. Riic'umati. near IVnft-r.
Is. Win. Rii-e, neur Mci-erville.
15. l'heo. Row . lirar lireaiuei'.
1 '. J. L. i !ai-I-.', near Se'.itiscr.v.-.
i. JiH-l R. i. lu nba.-ii. Wi-t IVrry
town-hip.
J". Jerry tut. n ar -liti-iovv.
i). RuU-it I.v-her. tuar Blue Hi'.i.
i. J. J. Nerho. d, near Lowell.
21. C. W.Troup, near MiiMTvillc
2J. Levi Rauier, near Pallas.
2". Aaron How, II, near Fremont.
2. Amnion E. Maubeck. near Win
Mel 1.
M. Win. Walter, near Middlclnir.
f.iilil nuil per
Mining stocks a good iiivestmeut.
Write to Copper liasin Gul I and Cop
per Company for pros:ectu-. etc., Ptt-s-cott,
Arizona I -2 3-4 1.
Siuj111'u at Laurcltuu.
Iurelton is in a stare of consterna
tion over a cast. which has Kvii diag
nosM as small-pox. The victim is a
young lao.. by tfu name of Vonu-tb,
who recently returned from Philadel
phia, where su hud been emloyeil iu
a store as saleslady. Some of her
frieuds calleel ou acr UL'fure the av-e was
diagtuwed -as suttll-pox, aud it is not
niorethau likely that some ukmv cases
will develop U-fore k-ug.
Alviu Stiue.
Alviu. Stiue died at his home iu Cen
tivvilk Moiidav. Jan. 20. of tyboid
fever after two wwks illness. Funeral
services wdn held Thursday In the
Lutheran and Reformed church at
Centreville. Kev. W. H. Schoch h4
charge of the services. Tbo deceased
was a siuglu man about 32 years.
sMt Uk i'wM( to an Wor M.M oir Utm l'M
.... .x ..... mLl. ...
liSJULtive Jjroiuo-Viuiume i.aoieu cure
a cold lu a day. No cure, no pay. Price
35 cents, - tf.
TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS.
aiiamh township rkithmcax.
J. P., V H Herman; Constable, J
O Berge; Supervisors, Element Mus
scr, Tobias Mitchell; School Dlrwtors,
II II Thomas, Isaac C Swart.; Judge
of clii-tloii, Lit-1 Erb; InsiK-ctors, Her
bert Musser, S A Aurand; Overseer of
Poor, Moses Erb; Auditor, C M In
gpuit. 1IKAVKU TOWNSI1I I- 11K1-I III.M AX.
Constable, Jahies E Fn-cd; Schisd
Directors, Thomas T Middlcswarth,
Aminoii Divt-se; Supervisors, Archie
Middk-swarth, Frank Beaver; Overseer
of Poor, Benjamin Zerls-; Judge of
election, Henry F Reinard; Inspectors,
Ren. J Forster; John II Knepp; Audi
tor, Irwin J Freed; Township Treasur
er, Wellington O. Stetler.
WKT IIKA VKIt KKI-I IIMfAV.
Judge of election, John I Erb; In
spector, James F Stuck, Harry Fisher;
Constable, Emanuel Peters; SuK-rvis-ors,
John P Fisher, Joseph M Wagner;
School Directors, W S Miller, Perry
Hassinger; Oycrsii r, Jacob H How
ell; Auditor, W H Ilerbster.
K HANK I. IN Ti)WN-- HKI-I 111.11 AN.
JmU'if of ehi-tion, Samuel Troujie;
U- tors, Chas W Mover, George W
Iiiehl: Constable, Wm II Matter; Over--ir,
Reuben Wciri. k: Auditor, J W
Eisi iihaur; Siiin.-rvLs.irs, Wm Wray,
Adam Ri-nniiiL'er; S. h.d Iiirectors, D
Howard Gift, ( has A ManU-ck.
nnii.Ki:r if. i:i-i nt.n an.
J.i.L'.- of ek-cfii.n, I. H. Bowersox;
Inspicturs, Ik-no Walter. J luiU Rit
ter: 'otistalile, J.ihu I Ar'..'ir:i.-t: 1 1 iirli
l 'on-table, Thomas R Ibistcrman;
( iverseer of PiMir, harl' s H Steininger;
Auditor, John N I'.pisius: School Di
rectors, G Alfreil Schu. h, H E Walter;
Town Council. Geo W Hasing-r, B
W Yoder, W W Wittctiinyer.
JtoNUoK TOWNSHIP tiEMoi RATU'.
Judge ol election, Jotas W Aurand;
rnp-nr ww Wrynilrt; Constable, ,
Cyrus Snipe; Overs, j, Aur.
and; Supervisors Wa.- Hetlrk-k,
George Herrold; School ir.tors
Charles Iteichley, Wm. Kuha; -.ii.-tor,
Amnion Frymire.
P E R R Y TO W NS H I P R KI' V B M C A 35
Judge of election, Harry R Fisher,
Inspector, Amnion Scb.net; Constable,
P . Brains: ( )versi-er, Jonathan Troup;
Auditor, Geo W .-ieivr: SuiierviFors,
Henry Bickhart, George iTifse; Sch.sil
Iiirectors, Philip IC-iter, Wm Botdorf
I ' K K 1 1 V KST TO W -1 1 1 1 1 1 K I -l : I! Lll ' A N
judgi; f elei-tion, I'. FNnzle: Inspec
tor, Frank S Nn;i!i!;Coii!.!ablc, Aiumou
spriggle; S'iiervt.sirs, Abel Sliirk, C
S SiiriL'ule; ScIiim.I Oirectors. Ikutiett
Kautliiian, Wm H HimnI; Ovurseer, A
Mitterliiiir: Auditor. J.ilin Whitely.
1 ' V U K W KST Tl i U . s H 1 1 ' I' K M Ol ' H AT t ' '
J'i'1'- of election. Win Forry; Iiinec
t'ir. Iavi.l N Gr-.iybi'.I; ( 'iiutabl.', Am
mou U'omer; Sijprvior, Geo S Shaf
fer aid Geo Ami:;; S-U-h.I Directors,
Wm il Gpiybill, Aj.;'"ij R.thennel;
(veri er. Catviii R-i:l;f.u: Auditor,
Satnu,.l II ( ir:i
W VSIllN., fi.V f,,-, N-IUl' K'' -l.'liKK'AN
Judeof fierti'"l. J U. I A R0U.-I1 :
Consul'b', Elias Ki-!-r: Iu.sp.-t.ir, M
S M.ivir: Suptr1. r-. Wm H Nale,
Gl Kliiu: Aii'ht.'i-, J J iuruiniin:
SclnKtl Iiircctot, J. S. j h Mover and
Mr E W I'.i..:; Uver-et r, S G Hilr'ish;
Town r: rk. W P M y,r.
t i a! er ics.
Revival servici - w'.!! c mtficin.v in
the I'l'.ited Evnt:g.-lical . h ip. !, at Mid-dl-but.:,
Monday, Feb. at 7 o'clock
P. M.. to which all arc ..-.u-dially i:ivit
ed. J. M M': !t, Pastor.
Kxinr la 4.
dampiu-ss and cold, invariably result-,
in a sadden chill, w hich if not attend
ed to uiiuidiate! wilt cause a cold. By
iuiiug a teaspoon fil of I'crvy Davis'
Paiukilter iu half a glass of warm
water or mi'', the whole ytoiu will
It- heated and thcdarigi-rof cold avoid,
ed. Avoid substitutes tilery is but one
Painkiller, Perry Davits'. Pri.-f 2'c
and "Uc.
. ,
MAUKIKO. Jan. 2'i, at Middlebu.-;,
by liev. J. Shaini'ttcb, Charles K.
Hiimmel aud Kloreiice Young, both of
Slirviner, Pa.
UnmlH Mutl er nrb.
Nevtr euJure this trouble. Use
atonctjthereme.lv that stopped it
for Mrs. N. A. Webster of Winnie,
Va., sho writes 'Dr. Kin's Nw
Life fills wholly cured mo or Sicn
beaduchtfS I had suffered fioni for
tjwo yesrs." Cure Headache. Cons
pation. Biliousness. 'J'hs at Middles
burg Drug Co., Gi an bill. Garuiau 4 4
Co.. Richfield. Pa., Dr. J. "W.Sawp
seU,tVeuusorek. Vnv