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WEST BEAVtR.
lifsoliu'iiiH that were niale by
some on tin lirtt lav .f 19tW mod
a little U'Hi"i:;.
AiniiMii U.iwcr(Snx's Inv Im
cepted a 'l. r'.; chio wi lt :f. I S -l-enlKTjjer
at l'a:;iurvi!Ir, Va.
Jnilnr l.i i I t Ijowc'I as le
called of Into would uppnciute ii
visit to tlui l ii't in of Brother Charley
of near Croriovi, for a similar cawe
of Mrknes, :i A'iv more such cases
and Brother I'.ill viM lie perfect aii'l
Toujours IVet.
Daniel Seal and Mrs. Sarah
Treaster are 1kiLI on the sick list,
with very little hopes of their re-
co pi y.
Joseph M. Wagner has given
our old Veteran. L. B Treaster n
home for this winter at $8.00 per
month.
Mrs. furah Steely of Lowell
fipent a few dnvs last week at Vint,
Milllia County, as a guest of lu r
daughter, Mrs. llnofuatrlel
John II. Komi; on 1 Wm. Peter
took the contract to di liver Ch n-les
Wagner's staves to McCure.
David (Joss, clerk at J. 13. Shell
cnlierger's store left this Mon lay
niorninj; for Burnham, M'Giu Co,,
to try hia skill at diffe cnt emp'oy
iiient. Dr. A. M. b'mith and Judjre
Reigle were seen on our streets last
Saturday lxth as jolly as in their
boyhood days.
Mrs. M (l!i Iliinfmiile an I Sister,
Viola spe.it Xuias with their moth
er, Mr- Steely at Lowell.
P. 'V. Treaster of Lev ist i n
niad; :t '"i-uness eall here on Xtnas
for a f.'w li uirs.
Wmren A. MeGlaughlin tind
Wm. Si hmidt of veasccrtowu Pa.
were gue.Ui f the former's parent3
over Christmas.
Samuel Wagner of Miillin county
Fpcnt part of last week with Howard
Treaster and family.
T3ie cnl.i y we had last week
finishing plowing for their res'
tif.M'ii'n i in crop.
BEAVERTOWN.
1'rof. G. W. Walborn visited bur
schools Friday.
Christmas visitors were too num
erous to mention at this late date.
The fantastic display on New
Ytur'n day surpassed all previous
records. .
. J. Patch Walker has been en
gaged by the Spring twp., scho)l
board to teach J. W. Eagle's sc.'iool
while the latter is eon fined to his
bed with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank He iver attended tin
fuueral of her uncle, Harry Ki-en-Tviitor here ou Christmas.
hower, at Lewisburg Friday.
Mrs. Sadie Derr visited Watu
town friends over Sunday.
Harry Frantz ot Paxtonville,
paid his sister, Mrs. 11. M. Kline, a
visit Saturday.
Geo. Feese and ' Juo. Dreese, of
Burnham came, down to spend Sun
day with their friend.
Camp OS, P. O. S. of A. elected
the fidlowirg officers : P.P., I. J.
Freed ; Pres., G. H. Freed; V. P.,
P. II. Ueiehenbach ; Sec., J. A.
Wetzel ; M. of F., J. J. Beaver ;
Con., P. J. Ilerbster ; Ins., C. F.
Bingmaii ; O. G., E. E. Freed ;
Treasunr., J. A. Aigler.
Geo. W. Ilerbster, foreman on
ti e S. tt L. II. II., received the
bonus for keeping his division
in good repair at the least expense,
and generously shared his preseDt
with his hands.
The Lutheran congregation? llev.
I. P. Zimmerman, pastor, will cele
brate the Holy Communion at ten
o'clock on the 11th inst. Prepara
tory serviees Saturday evening.
B. S. lline and wife, are spending
ten days in New York City, as the
guests of i .ir son-in-law, Frank
Wi i.- r.
Mrs.A.M ''wcr ox aud two chil-
(lieu are f- .nig a weeit in Mid
dle! urg.
The Luueran S. S. elected the
f ing persons asoflicersfor 1903
J. fj. S'i'loloa-.ropth j A-rf.
J. w.
. Miss Ilattie Aigler, who has been
suffering severely from rheumatism
and heart troublu for more than a
mouth, is still a very sick lady.
VEKU1LLA.
Maiy W.A Slahl and daughter,
Esther spent part of last ween ut
Sliaiuokin. .
Murry Slahl of Alyerstowu sut
Christmas with fricudd here.
Chat les aud Osour Stuhl of Lew
isburg speut last week with.' llieir
in .uy fi tends liere.
luiiibcu lirown of Steeitou was a
DUNDORE.
The yu.r lOOo is thus far vcr
miK-li dke its ridirc- r, cloudy,
unisliiiK', rain, miow, .ilt, cold
mild, v.i;ii u mixture! and .tihop
td tint it will be en. wnt d with
ingii-. and prosperity.
'.-ij in. Srhrist is on a fair way
1' i i o Uie knots fir all our voung
h' p i , und the one on New Year
lial!i lures the admiration of all the
pa- tii s concerned.
. I IT 1ll 1
i ic latitasties el erclilia maue
our streets lively on New Year, and
what they lacked in quantity they
made up iu quality.
Jacob Kerstetter, Elias Wolf,
and John II. Wise are hauling
lime for the benefit ot their land
Potato buyers are persistent and
paying oO cts.
J. D. Keigle has a horse that is
on the tick list.
Henry Hoot has a fnsh caw fur
rale.
The Susquehanna Ctal lireaker
lias more orders for coal than they
are able to fill.
J. M. Kambo h id a cool oiler
for his rtal estate but prefers to let
good enough alone.
The Hoovers intend to eslablii
a rope ferry below the acqueduct.
P. A. Sliafer aud wife have mov
ed to Jersev Shore where 1m has
steady employment at good wages
J at uesi wisnes oi their many
friends lollow them.
V. . Sliolly and L. Strawser
of Verdilla were in town looking
at the political situation.
A Grocery Store at Sunbury is
jetting our Merchant's potatoes.
Our Calathumpian band is of
die highest order, and on account
of their tflL-iency have gained a
national reputiti u, and expect a
Gill from abroad.
The Candidate for township
offices are numerous aud it is hoped
that our heavy tax payers will keep
the township in their control.
There are a numler of farms to
rent in our township.
The Kabbit season is past tut
the rabUU are plentiful yet. ,
oecy..
npt., II. F. liinart
lassingir; Ireas, W. M.Keller;
jibrarian, Miss Blanche lline; asst.
Librarian, Miss Florence Aigler ;
Organist, Miss Carrie Bowersox ;
Assistant Organist, Mi8 Ilattie
Aigler.
A. C. Winev, C. E. Freed, P. J.
Keichcnbach, J. F. Bingman, J. A.
Wetzel, Wm. Dreese, John J. Bea
ver and E lg.ir Ilerbster, are this
week going to Poweltown, Clear
field Co., where they have securiKl
employment, and Harry Freed goes
to Berwick for employment.
Mrs. Dessie Ilerbster received
word Saturday of the serious illness
of one of her little bovs at the Or
phans' Home in Loysville.
Three weeks ago George Bing-
mau came home from Lewistown,
and has since been confined to his
bed with an attack of typhoid fever.
He is on the mend. Since then his
sister Miss Libbie has taken the
disease and is quite sick. Wm.
Engle has also been housed up for
three weeks with the same disease.
Miss Amelia Kinney is also num
bered with the ick. We hope these
people may speedily be restored to
health.
ev. and Mrs. Gramley are cnter
tainiug Mrs. Gramley's brother G.
Miels, of Mt. Holly SpriDgs.
Mrs. Edward Freed has been con
nueu l or several months ot nervous
prostration aud is no better.
Mrs. John S. Smith, died Decem
ber 25, aged 78 years, 7 months and
7 days. Deceased was a highly re
spected Christian lady, and a life
long member of the Lutheran ch urch.
She is survived by her husband, 4
sons and 2 daughters. Her child
ren are lion. A; M. and Geo. M. of
Beaver Springs, Ner W. of Em
poria, Kansas, and John D. of New
ton, Kan., Mrs. A. II. Bowersox of
this place, and Mrs. Geo. M. Tho
maiof Lewistown, two daughters
Having preceded her to the spirit
world. One brother, A. K. Mid
dlesworth of McClure, and one sis
ter, Mrs. Peter Kiegle, of near Mid
dle Creek, are now the ocly surviv
ing children of the Hon. Ncr Mid
dles worth, dee'd. The funeral took
place on the 29th and was largely
attended. Her pastor Rev. L P.
Zimmerman conducted the services.
Waldo Stuck, employed at AI
tooiia, was home over Christmas.'
Ft auk Scholl came home after
wot king a few mouths near New
port. John Gangler came back from N.
Dakota last Saturday. He went
west lust Spring. He informs us
that he would rather freeze here
than so far away from hoaie.
Mrs. Annie Longacre and Mrs.
J. S. Stahl. were iailiny- anions
friends at Xew Berlin.
De Kails dos rum wora Nei
Yor ane sliesa fou Duudore noch
Verdilla seta wisa whou der besht
cider wore, dale hun ganniink grick
da fou.
SELINSGROVE.
Itev. G. A. Livingston and wife
spent several days here last week.
Prof. Chas. Albert of Blooms-
burg was the guest of his father
oue day last week. - i
Dr. Wm. Ulsh and wife expect
to locite in Philadelphia. Ihey
expeet to leave this week.
Harry McCarty of the Klondike
regions is at present with his par
ents, lie says they struck a rich
mine recently. '
Ujv. S. E. Bateuian aud wife
speut a few days iu town lust week.
1 lie Kev. looks well.
Mrs. Mary Gearhart of Blooms-
burg is reported as having had a
sUott -f of Apoplexy. She is a bis
ter of Dr. B. F. Wageuseller.
Mrs. Metzger, sister of Mrs.
Meek, left for a trip to the west.
She expects to be gone for several
months.
Miss Marie Snyder returned
home to resume her studies at the
University.
Mr. iioisiiue ot AiCOlure was in
towu inakiug arrangements for two
young men from there to attend the
Univeisity. The prospects for an
increased attendance is very good.
Mrs. Lizzie Keighard of near
CU Comfort frm Doctm.
? Doctors say neuralgia la not danger-1
geroua. This in poor consolation to a I
8uurer who feel aa If his face were
pierced with hot needles aud torn with
a thousand ialra of pincers. A word
or ad vie to Lira : 6tay Indoor aud
use Perry Davis Pain killer. The bles
sed freedom from pain which follows
this treatment cannot lie told. There
UbutonePaiukiller, Perry Davis'.
By Bribing the Serves.
with opium a cough may be stopped
temporarily, but the inflammation of
whieh the cough la a aymptoiu goes
from bad to worse. Do not waste time
aud money on delusive "cough mix
tures." Remember that Allen's Lung
Balsam does not merely put the nerves
to sleep. It gets right down to the
root of the trouble and co cures eveu
deep-seated affections of the throat and
luDga. .
His Tools.
Good tools, good workman. But
what of the nian dojnaws only
the tools his dhitlii used ?
Dcvoe lead and zinc id the paint ;
but some . painters don't know it
yet.
... .....
Many State Chemists.
Have analyzed Dcvoe and found
lead, zinc, colot) Jintd oil, and
turpentine drpuJthinb else. The
maker offers $100 rewarS for find
ing anything else. . ,
''
The Eureka Mfg. Co., of East St.
Louis, 111., want a man with a rig to
introduce Poultry Mixture iu this
county. Theyjtuapulce $3.50 a day
to a good wfkAumd tley furniah bank
reference oiMhelr relVbility. Bend
stamp for full particulars. Eureka Mfg.
Co., Box M, East St. Louis, 111. 1-8-tf.
Manager Wanted.
Trustworthy,
F-ITHSR SX, BY
Wholesale Merchandise Company
of solid financial stauding, to manage
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SELLING: at COS!;
' n e are oCering our entire stock of
cost, namely, men'g, boys' and children's
goodg,
Clothing, Overcoat
Ladies. Mis es' and Children's Coats and Caiy
Beady made suits, all of them up to date, r
kinds of Dress Goods, Velvels and Silks, bed bW
et-, Horse blankets and Plash Bobes.
Freed Bros. BEST HADE SHOE!
; Fine Shoes, Kubber Boots, Felt Boots. Lnm J
C a rp Eta Linoleums,
wvku, vuii'ui uuuiu. niuuun euAUCB, lato (Br
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tains, mnsuns, suirtings, linings, underwear
Hosiery, fine flannels, outing cloth,
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EWELRY. W ATCHF
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FULL LINE OF HARDWARE.
Our beautiful stock of
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xiunuaj' guuun, irjuiiucu uuu uuirimnieu aniiiinen
laces, ribbons, flowers, birds, feathers, pi nines, j
Come and secure bargains. - Propuce taken as esc
"ML. DyCllne3?,
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MlDDLEBURQH MARKET.
Butter 24 Wheat . 72
Eggs.. 20 llye 56
Onious 60 Corn.....;.... 56
Lard 12 Oats 32
Talloff...... 3J Potatoes 45
Chickens.... 8 Bran per UK). 1.20
Side.......... 10 Middlings il 20
Shoulder ....12 X'liop. .t 1.25
Ham . 15 Flour per hTd 4.00
First National i
of . Aiddlcburg,. Pa.
Williamsport spent several weeks
with Mrs." VauBoskirk, his sister.
The Fantastics or Masquera Jcrs
were out in full force on Thursday.
Triuity Lutheran Church held
Communion Sunday morning. The
attendance was large.
II. J. Duck, who spent Christ
mas Holidays with his family, re
turned to his duties Monday last.
r oar customers.
No experiment but a proven
success. Salary $18.00 a week,
expenses advanced. - Experi
ence unnecessary.
Address,-
D. B. CLARKSON, Mnnager,
1-S-7L 334 Dearborn St, Cauago, IU
- A MARVELOUH 1JSVEXTIOX. -
Wonders never cease. A maohtne
has been invented that will cut, paste
and haog wall paper. The field of
inventions and dicooveries seems to
be unlimited. Notable mong (Treat
discoveries is Dr. KinR's New Dis
covery for Consumption, it has
done a world of Rood for weak luDgs
and saved many a life. Thousands
have uBod it and conquered Grip,
Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Con
sumption. Their general verdict
is: ''It's the best and mcst reliable
medicine for throat and lunir trou
bles. Every 60o and $1.00 bottle is
guaranteed by Middlebunr Drug
Co., Graybill A Oarman. Richfield,
Pa., Dr. J. W. Sampsell, Pennscreek,
Pa,
Capital, ' - fiO.OOO.
Surplus, - v4,0C
Jas
,s. G. Thomrsot, ( id
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D1RECTOIIS-
G. Alfred Schoch. W.C.U
W. W. Wittenmyer, A. Kj
J. N. Thompson, M.1K
Jas. G. Thompson.
Accounts' of Individuals, Em
Corporations Solicited
Jonathan Thomas and wife of
mer. spent Sunday wita ou
townsman, Henry Biekhart
of this place.
mi
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l Suitg and Ocoats
WOXDERFIL HEBVE.
Is displayed by many a man en
during pains of accidental Cuts.
Wounds. Brutsea, Burnx. Scalds.
Sore feet or stiff joints. But there's
no need for it. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve will kill the pain and cure the
trouble. It's the best Salve on earth
for piles, too. 2rc, at Middleburg
Drug store, liraynm & Uarman,
Richfield, Pa., Dr. J. W. SampBell,
renn8Creeic, ra.
GLOBE MILL8.
A. W. 8nydcr of Sclinsgrove was
doing business at this place last
week.
William Ranch of Spokane and
Naltie llauch of Seattle, Washing
ton, visited grandpa XJIrich and
other relatives at this place.
John Houtz of Freeburg was do
ing business at this place Monday.
- Hazel Stetler and Clara Libby
of Middleburg spent Sunday with
Verna Stuck.
Samuel Zeiber f pent Friday in
Lewistown.
Dr. Tool and Jerry Charles of
rreeburg made a pleasant tall at
this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallie Walter of Sunbury
visited her parents, El. Hummel
and family.
Absolom Coleman of Salem was
'seen on our streets Monday,
; SUITS.
We have an excellent line of fall 'and
winter suits which we o8er at the follow
ing low prices:
Men's all wool suits $6.50 to $12.00
Youths' suits, age 12 to 20 years, for
$2.75 to $7.50.
Boys' two-piece suite, all new and the
latest styles, strictly all wool, $2.50 to $5
A lot of suits in odd sizes and slightly
shelf worn will sell at a sacrifice.
; OYEJRGOATS.
Our line of overcoats is more complete
aud up-to-date than is generally fou ml in
Btnall towns.
Mens' all wool, latest styles, nuilium
length overcoatf at $6.50 to $12.0t'.
- Youth's overcoats, age 12 to 19 v-nrs,
good quality all new stock and priivs that
are right. -Boy's
overcoats, all grades $2 to $5.
Hunting coats from $1 to $2.
We have received a lot of WOOL HATS for fall and winter, all the latest blocks.
Now is the time to buy your LINOLEUM wo have the latest patterns and a good
quality. Also a good variety of Floor and Table Oilcloth.
0-TJ3SrS. GhTJZSTS.
A. BTIOE1 OTDLinOTIOIr.
.The latest improved Chattuck at $5. 25. A good Single Barrel at $4.75. Tli Amer
ican Single Barrel at $7.50. Double Barrel Belgum, laminated steel, $1 -'.
. ' Don't forget the place Opposite the First National Bank.
GELNETT BROS.,
MIDDLEDURO, PA.