MoCLUBfi.
JoM-hU. .
her-in-law, K. 3"""--u8.
T. A.Kwingof Lewustowa
ht.r parent Edward Mt-
Ll wife one uaj isw. .
Vm. H. -Hertaler nd
Helen, made a trip hi
wii this. week. W
V. Reiifer. Charles Mattcrrt
F. Felker were home over
irom Bi'rnham. 1
Middlcswarth and wife and
lin Felker and Mrs. M. E.
;warth attended the funeral
Fees of lJeavcrtown.Satur-
IpapA. K. Middleswarth,
4 seriously sick, is somewhat
It this writing. . .
shirt factory is ready and
kr oil g.HMIS lllUk " r 1 ...
iuM or lost in me nooti.
Invell scribe to the Post
MeClure senbe said in a
' i slie of the 1ost that te
M at last court fell on a
man und he gloried in it,
Mnstanie x ciui uotiito
i) sav we, that is why we
Lieiitiou ofit.
Troxelville scrihe to the
,"pavs lie obberves that all
U end candidates were "snow
ier" at the late primary . and
t easily explained, lhat is
l,at we think, as he says they
all first-class men, and no
a! ont that, but as he fays,
-t end docs not stand up tor
ime men as we should. . e
know why this is, yet it is n
-t fact. It home men -r
mrs are fit for the oflice to
tliev asnire. we should never
.in- neighbor and support the
-.' a i e
m ail irom auihianceuiiies-i mr
'in id reasons. This (should
good iu judicial campaigns as
Would rtiiuinh Ibelinb.
li-iiiiiprs oi ine uayrevcwi'
ion" would uso Dr. Jvluc b Jew
in ption, the club would go to
tor it niwavs eurtB ims ma
r-and Asthma, the kind that
s tuo doctors it wholly drives
V lio' tvureni. Thousands of
boneless eufferera from Con
ption, rueuroonla, jjioqcuiIm
heir lives and health to it. It
tiers Grip, saves little ones from
li and hooping Uough and is
m y guaranteed lor all I Croat
Liuur troublec 5Cc. S1.V0. Trial
s fi-e nt Middleburff Drue
(rnvHH, Waimon & Co., Rich
rn., lr. J. W.&ampBell, PeniiB-
, Pa.
Baking Powder
Most healthful
leavener in
the world.
Goes farther.
ftOVAl MHMM KHMCM CO . WW WW
SELINSGKOVE.
IVlincr and son left for their
in Ilmiclingdon Saturday.
Uiel Srhoch, Mrs. A. D. Corey,
S. Wise and son speut iriday
iiiluiry.
is. Dr. Yau Jioskirk entertain-.
r sister, Mrs. Daniel lleighard,
L w i ury last keek.
ill Nipple aud wife returned
their trip to Phi la. last weak,
e there they had a sight of
be Henry.
p. Lot Ulrich was the guest of
inghter of Altoona for several
lis. She reports havicg had an
able tune.
rs. Ueo. J?enstcrmacher ot
In county was a visitor at the
of A. A. Conrad and wife last
ic pump house of the wate
winch was injured during
igh water, was promptly repair-
hd is in shane to stioulv the
ir amount of water.
ie debate betweeu students of
ligh school and the Ivy debating
ty of Sunbury, which had been
Boned several times en account
e flood and inclement weather,
oil r rulay evening. Thequcs
liseussed was resolved "That
pity increases as civilization ad
k"Our school had the affirma
tive. The prize is a fine silver cup.
The judges were Jas. M. Woods
Esq., of Lewistown, 1 rof. v-aroy,
Prmciral of tlie public. schools of
Danville, and M. I. Potter, Esq., if
your town, 1 he judges .leeulel in
favor of the allirniative. We are
sorry to Fay that quite a number of
the visitors did not conduct them
selves in a proper mniner.
Tailor Philips returned home Sat
urday evening from Phila. where he
was making his Spring purchases.
The Misses Shatter of Illinois
were guests at the hoims of J. M.
JTJoyer ami family last week.
II. L. Philips and wife were call
d to Scranton to attencd the funer
al of a relative who had died.
DUSDOKE.
Hope in adversity; fear in prosperity.
Ilaekenbcrg's sale of farming
stock aud utensils was a success.
Our towusliip auditors did good
work and Uicir settlement is satis
factory.
Eliza Mears has gone to IJIooms-
burg to st'-y with a niece of hers,
Daniel Kainble, the executor of
his father estate, was Ln town anil
visited our county geat on business.
The prospects arc that our town
ship poor-house will be empty.
Somehow people can take care of
themselves and do not admire such
places.
Fred. Wise moved near Pallas to
a relative.
Our supervisors are very busy
repairing our roads.
Our overseers have 200 cash on
and our tax collectors have $200 to
. collect yet.
Our public schools will soon come
to a close and how many graduates
they will turn out is riot yet known
Farmers will soon be at work for
they never fortret what thou sowest
tiiou shall reap and the good prices
of last year acts as a stimulant.
Do not forget to plant shade trees
around the home and add some fruit
trees to your orchard.
Our grocery sells 51 lbs. of sugar
for $1.00 and dry goods at cut
prices.
E. Crumbling is presiding elder
on Ceuter district and II. I.Scanc,
preacher in charge on Port Trevorton
circuit lor the coming year.
Frauk'Woodling sold a valuabl
horse fur 8105. to S. Miller of
Northumberland Co.
Maria W. Dundore made a trip
to Seliiisgruve and called on her
sister.
Moving time is at hand.
Keep yotir smoke-houses well
locked.
According to the last census tlwre
are two dogs to every one hundred
of our population but in ourtown
ehip we have a dog for every man,
woman and child and why not raise
the tax and keep sheep instead of dogs.
Seed potatoes will lie in demand.
Advertise them through the Post.
&ICKEES HALF FALLS.
Dr. B. Peale's practice U iu u
prosperous cuodiliou
Look out fur a wedding in the near
future. ' . 1 ;
Miss Jennie Herman of Globe
Mills was a welcome visitor iu our.
village.
Quite a number of our young
people attended the spelling bee at
Meiserville Thursday evening ami
reported a good time. I
L F. Haines of Beavertown .was
a recent visitor at this place. i
Grant Daubert, a smilling young
man of Port Trevorton, passed
through town Thursday. j
A.'U. Riue and I. II. Updegrove
made a business trip to Pfouts Val
ley Friday.
E. C. Ujxlegrove was to Sel ins-
grove Ihursuay.
Miss Kate Hem ihl will a-xni-
pany Miss Herman to her home.
Mii-s Mary liiue was tj Port
Trevorton Sunday.
J. S. lline and wifccxpcct to take
a trip South in the near future.
Two of our nice voung men, J.
Harry Kreitzer and A. It. lline, ex
pect to leave us in the near future
for Virgiuia. We all wish them a
safe journey.
Misses Katie und Jennie Herman
were callers at . 1. Kines place
Thursday.
The small vx scare is over now
Come and give JiiiiiIk) a call.
A wSSCOtlSIf PIONEER
Recommends Peru-na5 as Being Worth
I Jts Weight in Gold.
wmmmtl
Ifr.JL. HowU. Marietti, Ga, writotl
M I hT been troubled with catarrh la
head, throat and . stomach for aereral
yaara, and from aooount that I har.
raad ln aareral newspaper of tho good
effect that many hod received from To
rnna, and whose veracity could not t
doubted, eanacd me to give it a trial, and
I bless the day that I did mike a trlaL
It has made a new man ot me.
"I via all my life up to about Cv
years ago a rery healthy mau, aud about
that time I was troubled with catarrh.
I tried a number of prescriptions from
different doctors but none seemed to re
lieve me uutil I commenced the um ot
Peruna, and from its uo I can truly say;
that I have been greatly benefited,
"f flat now it my tlshty-sevtntb
year aad can walk mud get about am
well aa many much younger than my
telf and attribute It greatly to the usa
ot Peruna. I kecpsomeon hnnd nil the,
time, and consider it tho cheapest medi
cine in tho world." Mr. A. Howell.
J. K. Trinee, Kat Inin, X. Y., rito :
" Peruna lias saved my life, and mud
a stroll);, health y, Jolly old man of me,
Peruna in Just whnt every family Mioull
not be without. 1 have taken very for
colds oiiicc I have
ii . I l l n
HEAVEKTOW.N.
Miss Susie Dorr, who had lceu
very seriously sick with measles, is
almost well again.
The Vice ol ni;cliiK
Clouds the happiness of tho home,
but a nagging woman often needs
help. iSuo may be bo nervous and
run-down in healtb that trillos
annoy her. If bl'o in melancholy,
excitttble, troubled witu loss of ap
nhtite. headuche. sleepness, conRU-
imtiou or fniutiutr ami dizzy Bnells,
she needs Electric P.itter?. tho moht
wonderful reniedv for ailing women.
Thoiisnuda of Buflerers from female
troublop, nervous troubles, back
nclio and weak kidneys have used it.
nnd become hpnltby. Try it. Only
oOc. The Middloburg Urucr Co.,
day hill, Oarinan and Co., J'.icbGelil,
I'h., Dr. J. w. MiiinpHoii, renns
creek, l'a , guarantee mvliafaction.
I'ORT THKYOHTON.
Jno. D. I'oyer was a business cal
ler at Sliitinokin onc.day last week.
Harvey Shaffer is clerking in
hardware store at Suubury.
AVm. Neitz cnjoyctl a few days'
visit with relatives at Sunbury nnd
Shanioktn recently.
Mrs. Sarah Krdley aud daughter
have taken possession ot part of the
Keiclicnlmch property.
liev. llaney is conductinga scries
of revival services in the J'van
church whicli are proving to ho
success and souls are being saved for
the Master.
John Keher spent the forepart of
the week with friends at Shamokin.
Mrs. lievi llohner returned home
after a three weeks' visit with broth
ers and sisters at Shamokin and
Suubury.
We Irish were all a little green
Monday in remembrance of St. Pa
trick. George Kine of Kanlz purchase
the Port Treverton I louse for 2300.
Mr. ltinc will take possession of the
store room while tlie hotel will he
occupieJ by Philip Daubert nnd
family again the ensuing year.
A very pleasant surprise p irty
was tendered Mrs. Hauiy Keller
Monday evening of 'ast week. The
guests numbered sixty nine and iDreese left twenty five years, ago
. ...i. . .. .. ... ..
were well pleased with their treat but had made several visits to ins
which consisted of chicken corn Vd home in the intervening time.
soup. Mrs. Keller was the recipi- He is survived by a widow, one
cut of many handsome presents. daughter, father, one sister and seven
Chas. Keller and Miss Fry ot Se- brothers. His age was 57 years,
i. i a - i i
unsgrove visiieu uie lurmcr n pai-
enta one day last week. Next time
do not take us by surprise, Charlie,
aa it might affect our nervous sys
tem again.
lion. John Paulin, Sr., a pioneer of Tort Washington, Wis., Is held in hij:h
esteem by tho residents of that place, lie is onoof tho oldest citizen!. Iu n recent
letter ho says:
have used Peruna with good results for coughs and cold. It
has also cvred my catarrh whkh always became worse when affected
with hut a slight cold. I am recommending Peruna because It Is
worth Its weight in gold." JOHN PA UUN, SR.
Jf-t
J. k. rniice.
used Peruna, b u t
when I do catch
cold, Peruna is my
medicine.
"A miuisler cajno
to mo last summer
and ?aid that lie
had seen my testi
monial in the paper,
and Ix'trau taking;
lVruua. Ho a I d
that it plraitr!it( n'd
him rlirht up (he
was troubled with kidney trouble) nnd
Peruna cured him. I cannot express
my thunks for tho benefit your uedkim
has been to me." J. It. Prince.
Abraham '.'.' i;b r, I'ieduiout, Wayne
County, M., writes:
"My wifo who U now cijjhty-sevea
years old, suffered for about uixtoeu.
years from severe catarrh of the head,
which affected her sl;:ht and h arinir.
saw Pc-ru-na advertised iu your ul-
mannc, and testimoiihil.s tuuular to her
caso nttrHcled my ntteiiiioit. 1 ew mio
bottlo and it lielpcd her so v.v: 'i '.::t
she is now uin the heeond bottle and
sho thinks !". is Komi thiii;.; w nli rful.
Her hearing and hilit aio boili in part
restored." Abraham Zieglcr.
In old ajic th-j imi'-otis ineml r..:.' -4 l.e-
como thick'M' d and partly thvlr
function. This leads to partial of
hearing, smell nnd taste, ns wd! u C.I
festive disturbpiiei-s. l'e-ru-iu ' .ri'-i id
all this by its sp'viflc operation on a '.I
tho mucous iT inliriii' s cf t Ii- body.
One lmtllo will I'onvim e anyone. Oi.ee
used nnd lV-ru-na 1 .:ik-s .i ;.fv-;-.i.
stand-by with old and yi u:).
If yotl do not derive prompt ard hat.s
factory result- from the ueof lViuun,
writo at once to Dr. Hai'liiian, a
full statement of your caso and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable
advice gratis. .--
AdJrw Dr. H;irt-eMnu ll .
Thellftrtmau Sauluuiw -j'f 'r' rt .
th,
Kev. A. U. (Jrainley and wife at
lended the United lOv. conference at
Lock Haven laut week. The Uev.
has again been returned to this
charge fr the ensuing year, where
lie is held in high esteem, not only
by the members of his own church,
but the people in general for his ex
cellent, manly and Christian social
qualities as a pastor, as well as for
his true penetrating Gospel sermons.
George Dreese, Sr., received a
telegram on the 9th inst. aniiounc-
!nir tlie donlli nt llis Roll. John. !lt
llalstead, Kansas. The friends here j Haven.
had no previous knowledge of his
being sick, and the announcement
was a severe stroke for the old
gentleman. He had been oickjust
one week with a cold in his bowels
and dropsy of the lungs. Mr.
John riiigainaii, a son of the late
Frederick l'ingriman, is paying his
second visit to friends in this, his
native home. lie left here 33 years
ago. His first visit was made about
1(5 years ago. His home was in In
diana until January his wife died.
Since then he has lived with his
daughter in Illinois.
Jacob K. Haines and Jacob Ii.
Middlcswarth, who Koine time ago
affected a trade of real estate, open
ed the moving season Monday by
exchanging residences.
Uev. Y. J. 1 ice and family of
Liverpool visited Mrs. Dice's par
ents, Kdwurd Freed and wife, dur
ing the last two weeks The Uev.
also attended conference at Lock
Educate Tone Uoweli With Cniearett.
Canur Cathartic, cure eonatlpation forevee
t0o.?". It C. 0. C. fall, drucKlsu, re'untl roones
,.. . Ixmt pay two irra pmflti whw r"o
"taCM ni harnms, IVl with Ttlie factory, tit our lowtxt wUoImla nit. Onr tyntrm of
"lug tUlVrt tOCllttoRMm kM.ln a MI.m in ntnlui. hllVeM In tVIT COrDlT Of th
htilrjr. w quota th Mm rau to you tbat w would live tho lrurt wliolomil Jokher.and
t'L'""' B artnient to ohoom from mob m no other dmlornn Bhow. Wlthvry pun'hn
l.,Vv' i hn,ul riHintit. If It la not In very wy ilfucU)ry, you can return Uig vWi
wui pay rniKbtcbarKui botu way. W u also
Save two Profits
fnr yoo on harnwa anil othr hora Kinlpmnt.
k'rtf f.ip nnr hM llln.lrKtM.1 rAtnlfillAltl WtliCb W
rirarrlha th linirtM urn.vii. nhti,HN. to.. tlmt hftVO t
miula our factory fitmoui fiir their hl(!h ml. imn
wlt until your nowl ! nior irMlnKi wrlw UnUy aud
uav Uie cutaloguo by you lor rututv uac,
THE COLUMBUS CARRIAGE HARNESS CO.,
ri..h... n p n am 179.
It 11. y 11 R. ax. -?. SlnKl Strap
I
4'oltt Oonifort from Doctor.
Doctors Bay neuralgia Is not danger
ous. This Is poor consolation to a sull'er
er who feels os If bis fnce were pierced
with hot needles and torn with a thnu-
1 sand pnirs of pincers. A word of advise
to bim: fitay indoors and usn Perry
Davis' rainkiller. The blessed freedom
from pain which follows this treatment
cannot bo told. There is but one pain
killer, Terry Day!'.
.Urn !
cm
1
lilUblV llUnii-aM. ITU-' W9.WJ W
Health
maawmmtmmnmmKmtfammamammmm
" For 25 years I have never
missed taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla
every spring. It cleanses my
blood, makes me feel strong, and
does me good In every way."
John P. Hodnette, Brooklyn, N.Y.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Ka?3 Always Bought
Bears the r
Signature of wulf
Pure and rich blood
carries new life to every
part- of the body. You
are invigorated, refreshed.
You feel anxious to be
active. Youbccomc strong,
steady,courageous. That's
what Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will do for you.
' JI.OOi bottle. All drajfUj.
in inl'mcy. She is a!-o survive! by
two iluiifjlitcr.-, Mis. A. M. Carpen
ter antl Mr-. S;il uie Fried (widow
and a iiuiiiIh r ot' grand and great
grainlt'Iiildri'ii, two sister-, Mr.
Jolin C. Sniit!i of tliis pl:uv utitl
Mrs. Peter Iii.-y.Io of near Mid.Ilc
crcek, and one lirotln-r, A. K. Mid
dleswartli ct' M' t.'lure. The deceas
ed was a life loiij 1111 inber nt tlii.
Lutheran church, and a regular at
tendant at Snii.lay scliool, prayer
niecling and preaching services, as
long as heallli and strength remain
ed. I Ier pastor, Uev. I. 1'. Zim
merman, preached t::e funeral ser
mon from llcb. l-'J Saturday fort
noon when a large concourse of re
latives ami friends paid their respect
to the departed, by attending the
funeral.
B
R
AlkTonr doctor wbntlio thlnk of Aror't
F.im..ii;irlll.i. Uf knuwa all aMit tlilnniiHl
old f iilly mrillctno. Follow lilt advlcu ami
W9Wl!ll0Jtlsfll-'l.
Mrs. Albert Dreese is quite ser
iously sick.
Some twenty of our lalwiring men
have again comiueii'-ed work with
the railroad company on work train.
lloliert Barber, the clothing man,
is busy packing Inst goods and will
leave town this week.
Wm. Dreese and wife of Painter
ville visited friends in town over
Sunday.
Rev. I. P. Zimmerman's theme
tor his last Sabbath evening's ser
vices was "Perfect Manhood." It
was especially preached to the
young, anu was lilleu witu ricti
thoughts throughout.
llev.W. J. Dice preached a cred
itable sermon in the United Evan
gelical church Sunday evening. Ow
ing to the inclemency 01 the weather
and the tact that it was not very
thoroughly announced, the audience
was not as larire as it otherwise
would have been.
Mrs. Eliza 1'cese died on the 12
inst. nt the old Xer Middlcswarth
homestead one mile cast of town,
where she first opened lur eyes to
the world 82 years ai d 28 .lays
prior to her death. In ihc home of
her only surviving son, Xer A.
Feese, with whom she had lived
for some time. Her husband, llei:
ben Feese, died nearly five years
ago, one son, Jacob, died 13 years
ago, and five children preceded her
UNION TOWNSHIP.
I. W. Lnniracre, our auctioneer,
has a f.'.le everv dv.v during March.
j lleiilien l.i'ijwii ol Stceltoii is vis
! ilinir bis son. William.
O '
Fred 'Wise moved to Pallas last
week.
An infant child f Chas. Auckcr
died and was interred at Kciser
chinch 'enieterv.
E. Longncre and James Hnthfou
will Iicgin tanning this spring.
A POSITIVE GODSEND
To All Bultercri ot Drupcpala.
THE XAV1ER
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
la tho onljr MUnlutoly harmlem anil InfnlltM
pure for llrniM'tiiilii, CaUirrli if Urn Hiiiiimi'll.
lli.nrtl.nrn, l.lrer c TV' ' V n Iti'I . n
lion. NiTinns I:. ' I'.'.tv 1. . i..'. 1 u ... r,
tultlliK from Imlt tli.ii
Imvi' tli..u-.ii iN l-'tt' -' of r: ! '-'."il
fr-'-n nr.r f-.rin. r i:itron i n'' i r t In- t' . i-' .i
lipallh b 1 1 11 ! r I ... .1 ::f- ma..i; 1 . .ut
by till. CRANO HSMtDV. . , .,
Ttv lililil. '. i r . v : .. . ' f ,t
dlrocUuti. ; ti iiuki. in.' a iu.
SPECIAL H
thii nto'lol iiMiip-iy la vn.r
.K.viiiiv.vt 1 n - lit V I! tit
for fi limited tlm" nly. 1 d ..;. i: -Hi. - i .
If y miv.t ilt. 4 K..v. 4 i ;iki t cva-J'
Cb4H.T ut 5 box ti wvti, A.ii;c.- ,
IDS Blhi l;U'"!l i.L.
1066 2J Ave, New Very, N.Y.
Ftcoao nicntl . n tl:: r er.
A
ti hj ii :n ik .n im;
roH'l It M r -Timrohi .- ir ;.tt..
ternlv for franiii. (c-r m. I 'Ut. oi: .!! U
well wil-lliil. Ii i. i :! cr. niton, "ftii to
ilav, plioto return I
VJ0. it I'ov C HLIiait, Ii.il.
WrIM to Doanat offloa.
'
BtOCSB