The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, February 26, 1903, Image 4
HlDDfjEBURG POST. PabUaatd Ertry Taaraoa Maralae; QIO. W WAOINSILL1R. A. M. IDITOII AJTD OfHU SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 1.00 per ri Mid In ad v nee. l.0 per ten It not paid la advance. Single copies, Flra tenia. Who pays the advertisino'illa? The oompet-tEing it lias never done before, and the adver- itoroftheadvertiesrpays hte bill in lues of Ur pro 1. 1 a at the expense of no oue. trade. Take three mei chants handling the same linea in a certain locality, let one of them adver- lise and the other two will pay the advertiser's thills through loss of patronage. This loss aYtfvertlolna; Hat, cent per line, nonpareil meaaure utt, for first tnaertlnr. and 10 cento per line (or each subs. qrol tnarrtion. sr-OFFlCB. Neartne County Court Uouse. between the Fir" National Bank and the County Jail. Vol. xx xx. Fkbrvaky 26, 190;?. Number 8 Republican Standing Committee. AJmi-r. P. Flue, J. T. Shawver. Heaver Chas- K. Dreese, II. II. taunt. Bearer Weat-J. W. llaker, Hevid Kenntnger. Centre W. A. Kapp. L. C. Bingaman. Chapman Joseph Long. T. K. Xeight. Franklin J. C. Hackenburg, O. F. Stetlcr. Jrtrkaon-J. 8. Yearick, Wm. Heboid. Middlehurg Flank Specht, Banks W. Voder. Middlecreek M. K. Krdley, J. M. Maurer. Monroe 11. C. Uendrirke. U. F. Flaher. l'enti Joseph K. Hendricka. I. N. Jarrctt. I'erry-A. W. Valentine, F. E. Boycr. IVrry Wert J. 8. Wtney. J. Z. Strawaer. Sell iik novo J. Frank heller, J. A. I.udwig. Spring C. K. KIom, 1). Harrison Snook. I nlon-J. , Malil. Washington W. F. Brown, Myron -i. Moyer. The lihode Inland Adccrlimr congratulates njwn the fact that non-nilvertising competitors pay the space bills iu most cases, and seems to think that advertising merchants should le felici tated upon this al legal fact: means so much gain to the man who advertises, and not only pays his bills but supplies his prof its. The bills for the National liiscuit Com pany's Uneeda biscuit advertising are being piil to-day by the little bakers thaoughout the country, who are selling just so much less of their product because the public has lcen taught by advertising to buy "Uneeda" instead. There is no doubt but direct loss results to non-advertising competitors when a live mer chant begins using publicity o draw trade iu Ins direction, but in the aggregate the mass of business is increased by advertising. People learn to consume lietter goods, and more of. them, when they eat the National Biscuit Com pany's product and similar advertised lines, and there is a gain all around, though it is but fair to confess that the non-advertiser gets less of it than any other party in the transaction. Advertising is not only a business-bringing force. Iu the case of some advertising, as that of savings banks, the public is educated to do THE SOLDIERS' MONUMENT. The petitions of a large number of citizens of Snyder county was presented to the Grand Jnry Monday, to approve of the building of a Monu ment to the memory of the soldiers aud sailors of Snyder county. We are glad to note that the project was favorably considered aud approved by a large majority. The architect's plans call for $10,000 ; but, the grand jury cut the amount down to $8,000. Before this becomes elective, it must be ap proved by the Grand Jury next term and by the Court when the County Commissioners will Le authorized to make the appropriation. It is proposed that the tax to pay for this monument be extended at least over five years, more if desirable, so that it can be paid for with out any one feeling it. It is estimated that a tax piyer without any properly will pay aliout 10 ceuts. The soldiers of Snyder county are justly en titled to this testimonial to their valor and self. denial aud no one should object to contributing the small o mount required from each one to erect a suitable memorial, for such a woithy cause. KREAMER. John Uickhart and wife went to Sclinsgrove last Monday. N. C. Gutelius and son visited the former's daughter Sunday at Uanncrville. Rev. Schambach preached his farewell sermon Saturday evening to a crowded house. Mrs. IzoraSmith, who has been awav visitiiiir for the last four weeks, returned home Saturday. "NV m. IVickcl and Frank Thomas shinned a car load of cattle from this jdacc last week. Miss Margaret Gutclius attended a birthday party for Miss Ruth Rowe at Sclinsgrove J hursday. The fanners who did not fill their ice houses can do so now. Last Wednesday night it was two degrees below zero here. GLOBE MILLS. I'rof. Woodiufl of Seliusgrovr rind Mr. Jlavbarkcr of hne am Miss Delhi Movers ' 'Hijm, were .1 ! '. 1" . alter and Sunday. J. l. tSuiUIi and "family spent Sunday visiting friends at Taxton ville. Geo. Guulicrliiig and Verna Mover of Salem were the guests of Daniel Snyder and wife. II. G. Suable and w ife were the guests of Thomas Ocitrich and wife Sunday. Thomas Waltci and wife of Kralzerville were visiting at 15. V. Walter's Saturday. ' Evon Thomas and family spent Sunday with George Spangler and lamily in Limestone Iwp., Union County. F. A. Keller and J. B. Romig of Reaver Springs were in town Satur day. J. C. and II. W. Showers were lome from Susquehanna University over Sunday, Merchant S. C. Dundore and family visited Jackson Moycr and family Sunday. Our Primary teacher, Miss Sallie Stiihl sjtcnt Saturday and Sunday with her parents near Hitter. Mrs. Susie Walter and J. C. Showers visited Ranks Dreese and family Saturday afternoon. F. R. Boycr, teacher of Hart man's School, was on the sick list several days last week. Messrs. A. D. St roup of Crofs Forks, Pa. and J. M. Clark, D. A Bingaman and B. F. Goltsehall oi Sclinsgrove were euests of D. F. Bingaman and itt 'Alv Sunday. X iiMiTrarr .wcisoMfnd twifn....u Kreamer were, in town Saturday add purchased a lot of new fund t ure of our dealer, Allen Boycr. Mrs. Roinhergcr of Slrausstowu. after spending several months with her son, merchant S. C. Dondore, left Monday for Sliamokiu to visit another of her sons. Dr. Her man c; ailed on Si aniiiel Stuck, who is still on the sick list. William (icuilifrlimr mid fam ily of I Veebiirg vWted under the1 v",,,s until lu' 1rif,s w'rti" l''es SELINSGROVE. Rev. Warner and wife returned from their trip to the Pines iu North Carolina. The snow that fell Monday niht was wnirieu around ly the lngli many feet deep, some of the roads had drifted snow as hijrh as the parental roof Monday o i ,.c v i, .....! i l spent Sunday with Anna Krdly. l,ulkl"S thun ""I ,lu ."- r i i i ,ii 'tl1 ,lR,y were opened, was also bit Mrs i Calvin Reich and daughter tcr cold during part of last week. of Lliillisna(iiie spent a few daysi .... , . with relatives at this place. L ,,.,m.1 0 . Mre; 0- J- . ,, ., i Seliocli took place from the residence George l.rdly and Samuel e.ber Satur(, aft,1()()1,. A , C0I). visited their lady friends at he-.ver- j ,,irHC of ,c attpn(lw, . town Sunday. i irvn m a1 esen, thc . oamnei nassinger ami wne ot , were conducted by Rev. Dr. Focht. lier pastor, assisted by Rev. Haas, the pastor of the Reformed church. Rev. Genszler and wife returned home from their trip to Phila. ac companied by the Revd's mother. Miss Donna Albert is on a visit to her sister at Williamsport. The musical organization ofS. U. started Friday on a two weeks' trip to the western part of the Btate. Harry McCarty left for Klon dike again, Tuesday of last week. Carrol, Luther and Chas. Bolit? of near Pittsburg arc visitiug friends oi in is section. M. Millner moved his family in to the house formerly occupied by Harvey E. Miller. Among those from your place and other sections who attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. Schoch we noticed Hon. G. A. Schoch, Michael Schoch and wife, Middle burg Hon. Chas. Miller and wife Salem, Geo. Moyer and wife, F. E. Hilbish and wife, Freeburcr. Iiobt. Smith and Enos Gross of Adams burg. Mrs. Lillie Alleman is on a visit to Shamokin. James Blocker, who is working at Millersbtirg, spent Sunday with; his parents'. . ; r Pan illc spent a few daps with J C. Hummel and family. Mrs. Anna Ilottenstein and daughter, Ella, and Mrs. Thomas Deitrieh were seen on our streets Friday. Antes Ulrich and A. A. Ulrich were doing business at Suuburv Wednesday. S.O. Ulrich was doing busiuess in MiddU burg Monday. Born to John Landis and wife Tuesday morning a bouncing babe. .we'll) Lickie left Monday for Lcwistown rthere he is employed on the R. R. Katie Hottcnstine of Sclinsgrove is visiting her parents, Henry Ilot tenstine and wife. PENN'S CREEK. J. E. Bolig and children of Sun bury were visitors in town over Sunday. Merchant C. M. Showers made a business trip to Sunbury and North umberland last Friday. Mrs. C. A. Hendricks has lieen spending several weeks with her son, Brainard at Lcwistown. L. A. Musscr, C. C. Hummel and J. O. Bowcrsox are home from Lewistown. Mr. Kline of Catawissa, a former student here, is visitiug his cousin, I'rof. Wallize. VERDILLA. Rev. J. Martin and wife of New Columbia were visiting among friends here oyer Sunday. C. E. Aucker of Riverside made busiuess trip to this place Saturday. Adam Neitz and Charles Arnold with their wives of Middleburg spent Sunday with Jacob Kerstetter aud family. About twenty boys and girls from Shamokin Dam spent part of Saturday night with Isaac Aimuier man and family. Jockey Aucker bought a nice horse, but he docs not intend to put hun on the track at St. Louis. 1 uey are liable to stumble there. The new Post Office (Produce) is to !e supplied by carrier from V er dilla, until otherwise ordered by Dept. The first pouch arrived last 3auu-Jay WEST BEAVER. The cold spell we had last week formed about four inches of ice o which our ice men are taking the advantage by storing it away. 11. a. 1. warren A. Aicuiauirnlin lias been on the sick list for the past few weeks, aud is home recruiting his health A very light vote was polled at our late election on account of the disagreeable day. Ed. Hughs of Spring Township spent Saturday with his grandfather, L. 15. Treaster. A few candidates were seen on our stsects last week facing the blizzard. Hurley and Charles Wagucr of Stony lonesome with their team were assisting J. H. Romig Satur day putting away ice. Mrs Henry Goss was buried at Ridge Church Thursday. Mrs. L. A. Jenkins and daugh ter, Virgie, spent Sunday with some of their Lowell friends. Samuel Baumgardner is still im proving from his attack of paraly sis. U. F. Ilerbster, with a few men, is now engaged in the trapping business on the Allegheny's. Little George of Middleburg was at this end last week looking up his friends. Mrs. Sarah Steely and her two little boys spent part of Sunday with some of her Lowell friends. Coldt " I had a terrible cold and could hardly breathe. I then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and it gave me im mediate relief." W. C. Layton, Sidcll, 111. How will ycur cough be tonight? Worse, prob ably. For it's first a cold, then a cough, then bron chitis or pneumonia, and g at last consumption. I Coughs always tend downward. Stop this downward tendency by taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Thrre !: 2.V., itnnnich for an ordinary fold; Mc., Just right fur bronchitis, bnrie naii. hard coldt, etc.; 01, mott economical lor cnrouie cane ana to Keep on nana. 4. U. AifcK UU Lowell, A Mont Fatal Ulft, Would b? T,r.v value ' (veein! Bey. 8chambach preached his farewell sermon on Sunday evening which was very interesting and edi fying. He served the people of this end of the charge for 4 years, and we are sure that many people are sorry to seel him go. May the Lord prosper him in the new field of labor which he will take up after confer ence. A. RKaufinianand Miss Blanche Swartz of Swineford were seeu on our streets Sunday afternoon enjoy ing the sleighing. J, B. Dershem and wife attended the funeral of their son-iu-law, Mr. Cornelius at liewisburg, who was killed Feb. 15 at Williamsport. We sympathize with the bereft aud point them to one who is able to comfort them at this hour. The spelling bee and literary ex ercises at Mover's school were very well attended all reporting a good time. Mrs. Howard Schambach visited ler parents at Bcavertowu over Sunday. J. F. Specht of Bainterville spent Sunday with his family. Harvey Schambach made a few trips to Beaver Springs last week. PORT TREVORTON. La Grippe has beseiged our town and thc attendance at school has de creased some what since. Miss Ella Foltz spent last week very pleasantly with her aunt, Miss Toledo Houtz and Mrs. J. L. Arn old at Shamokin. Mrs. Jno. D. Bogar Sundayed with her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Specce at Harrisburg. Dr. Bogar tore up the last of the canal boats. Jesse Shelly of Swineford was the welcome guest of his cousin, Mrs J. O. 2seitz the past week. Mrs. II. F. Charles spent last week with Samuel Arnold and wife at Shamokin. A. W. Aucker is spending his vacation at home. Oscar Loitgacre of Fremont was a late visitor in our town Saturday night. A heavy snow fell Monday am: the boys and pirls are anticipating many good times. TvaaAT. Kama I. B. V. 3 TvndAT. March I. peter Klin.i 1 Mock ami farminr linn wertal CnlreTtlle! " TuaaruT, March I, one mile X J . HI. V. Oltllf bom and (arm Wbdhemdat, March live stork, farml '-V jalue fvpsetniis; woii.'l.,.,. r. -1 -Me. A knowledge of iu iuJuo would uumnke happiness. There are, of course, some, t Lings about the Iu turo we do know. If, for instance, a lack of mercy, ambition and Iobs of appetite shows itself we know i win ue jouoweu ov serious com plaints if not cheeked. Often Liver and Kidney trouble follow auicklv, In any event Electric Bitters will restore you to health. It strength ens, builds up and invigorates run down systems. Only 50c. Satis faction puaranteed by Middleburg JJni!i.;o., wrayoul v tttrunit, ilich neld, I'., i)r. J. VY. Hanidacll rennscreek, fa. Xourly t'orlrllN UN Mfa, A runaway almost ending fattllv started a horrible ulcer on the leg ot J. li. trni r. ! ruukun Grove. II For four yoai-N it defied all doctors niil all reniidies. Hut Bueklen's Armea Halve nml no tro lble to cure hi "i . Eou.iUv eooJl for Bum Bruises. !Skiu Eruption nnd niles l!'r)e at Middleburg Drug Co., Gray bill & flu-man, Iiichlild. Ph., Dr. j . hiimpxell, l'ennscreek, t'a Sick Headache ? Food doesn't digest well? Appetite poor? Bowels constipated? Tonpue coated? It's your liver 1 Ayer's Pills are liver pills; they cure dys pepsia, biliousness. 25c. All driwUU. Want Tonr mouaurhn or brard a beautiful brown or rich black? Thrn ui BUCKINGHAM'S DYEr. to ert. er &MWTI, a. p. h.ii. a Co., n.shu., a. h. Patents. Keystone Law and Patent Compnny, 10 Uetz iluildlng, rhlladelj)hla, Pa. Who are the only bonded "Patent Company In the World, ofler to make a guaranteed Tatent Olllce prelimin ary examination (not merely their opinion) Free of charge to readers of "Middleburgh Post" who will send a sketch, model or description of their inventions. They will also give a certificate of patentability which will be of great assistance to an Inventor in raising capital. v All patents secured through this firm are guaranteed under a $20,000 bond. Valid patents with the broadest claims secured on easy weekly payments. Write to-day mentioning this paper, tf Sunday. PAXTONVILLE. Chas. Weirick left for Altoona i Monday and returned Wednesday night, reporting business vcrybn. k. 1 I he town was flooded with can didates this week. ! Chas. Swcnglc and daughter Miss Annie attended the funeral of Mrs Geo. Schoch at Scliusgrove, Satur day. Samuel Moyer and wifa were visitoas at C. L. Derr s Sunday. Allen Smith and family of Globe Mills paid a visit to H. D. Mitchell Sunday. Mrs. C. (j. Bingaman, who hud been Bick for a few days, is recover- We congratulate the . voters for their choice of Supervisor, M. C. Weirick and Joseph Musser, D. Allen Moyer, wife and daughter, Miss Erroa, visited friends here on -ill P JL-J .Jol.nr.l i.- rwt, winini; ..," IwuKholdsoodl mllS town. WsoanDAT. March 4, 8. L. r mux anil wnilnr n,r"l 4 mile north wist ol J '"rW ownahip " 14I WINanT. March. 4. one miu J aiumoni, on the Hanii Howard A. Wlt. .n .' Hot 6 cowa and brmlng impljJM nods IK -41m wWTNl hat. March .N.. H, atoak and farminw tn.T?l aat 01 oaaTortowa. 11. . : .wii,iK in.w.-i . HUMMfL'S WHAWfT Among those who were on the sidi list the past week, were Mrs, Amanda Noll, and Abner Dressier The funeral of Mrs. Geo. Schoch was largely attended. Mrs. D. Troutman of near New Port, and Miss Mac Schoch of Mahontongo, spent a few days with their parents, and attended the fun eral of their Aunt, Mrs. George Schoch, Philip Xace, who had been em ployed near Pittsburg for the last few months, has returned home, and is on the sick list. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Staufler, on Valentine Day. Samuel Trult made a trip to Sun bury Saturday, to see his mother, who had been ou the sick list. Harry Trexler and family of oliamoKin Dam, were visitors at Peter Klingler's Sunday. Levi Dressier and daughter; Dol lie, attended the funeral of his little nephew at Millersburg, Tuesday. Chas. E. Stettler of Chillisquaque was a visitor at Samuel Trutt's over Sunday. Sow'ora Sassaman and family of Nebraska were entertained a few days at the home of his brother, Dame!. Sale Register. Notlcea ot aalei will be lnaerted free under thia heading when the bill are printed at tbla ofllce. Vhen the hillaare Hot printed at tbla olllce 30 cent will be charged. Persona ex pecting to hve rale ahoulii select a data and have it inserted In this column. TliruanAY. Kcli. 26, Rrlchenliach h Howell will nell lite atock nnl fiirm implements H u.ilc North of Hotter I. O. TuritxuAV, Fell- M, I'. V. iJcckor will sell live Htot'k. farming implements, etc 1 mile lost of beaver Springs. Tai'Kxi'AY, Feb. W, In the borough of Sellns grove, Katie L. Ulrich. Administratrix, of the catate of the late Benjamin Ulrich dee'd. will sell farming implements farm stock and household goods. Tni'RnnAV, Feb. 2, Jos. N. Wagner will sell livestock and farming Implements, 8 miles east of New Berlin and mile wast of Dry Valley X Uoads on the Henry Miller farm. Monday, Feb. 83, John Housrwortb will sell huises, it cowa, farming Implements and honaehold goods. SATt KDAY, Feb. 28, A M. Carpenter will sell live stock and farming implements at lleavertown. Saturday, Feb. tS, Henry Iitsel, West Perry township, will sell noises, cows and farm ing Implements, SATURDAY, Feb. 2S, Mrs. John Parks will sell at her home on North High street, Balina grove, household goods. Monday, March 3, A. W. Straub will sell live stock and farming Implements S ssjlaa west ot Oentrevllle. Monday, March 2, Palmer Dreese will sell lira stock, farming Implements and house- bold goods 2 miles west of McCinre, Monday, March 2, one half mile East of Sbadel's Mill, Henry S' Blckhart will sell horses, oowi and farming iuiiileaents. Wednesday, March 4. Wm norse, z euwi, fa household gocddi Thishday, March 5, Jonuili.,, r. X cows, i heifer. !.., . . 'r,l I pleinents 2 miles we.i ,,f i-lH Tunw.t.. w VbmIi K I 11 I.. north of Middlecreck, l'. o" Tl'EanAY, March Henry Sw:,rni 1. westolMld.ilebur. '"'" FRIDAY, Mar B. JamM Weiaml impiemedis In I'enn Up. 1 FRIDAY, Mar.B. B. I'. Stroup, will.,, and farm Implements n MONDAY, March 0. Jacnh H Si,,,.. 4 b iraea, 2 coin, nml farim. at Uummel's W harf. ' Friday, March 0, James Iin-c ,a ihh'k, inrming impli im nl. .! hold gooda at Beuvcr ."pnrm, Friday, Maich , Charles Drrr., pificK miu implement at hi, Waahington toWusliip. SATURDAY, March 7, K. F. Waltnan miu ui, n iiivii inn hia livery outfit on tue tinlS rilfthllrv. BiTr.niv tl.rnl, 1 VI' tr . live stock ane farming i-Tr Saturday, March 7, Hnmiirl HinjiB J live stock and farming lnJJ luiica (.uriii-weni OI .llliltllcbanl batvkiiat, starcn i, n. k Atiitml I,.. .In,. It fa,m I , . - CliADinn town hit) WbDnhiuat, March H, J. It 1U m frrcs. - r a auu UI IT Hurl a-. .4,1. t MU . WU?l- ovum ui wivnnca'j Monday, Mrach , Joa. II. Mi.idltrJ sell live stork anil fatiniiK!,! iiiiv win ui DeiuiT, I . I). Monday, MHn h 9, .lacoh s. sun. live MiiicK aun iniiiiini; impJ lima ouuiu ui ii iiiiiinei i viaf' Monday, March 9. W. .1. V, n,.r stnetc arm farming iiiiplemiaJ iioitn oi iiook i . ii. i i itlin c. TftKDAY. March 10, William llr live Pitocn, larniiiiK in,,lfiMTii,J bold goods, 2 niili e..t nt y unu a iiiiius west ui l iUlunvi.Ji Tucxday. Marih 10 l. II. l;u live stoca ana rarinmr ii..J mile eaut of Itaucli null i0 -J BIIII. TUESDAY, Mar. 10, Harrium Miller J mares, X mules, 3 ti,n ; lc,0 sowsanu larmiuipi, mem., j and 8 acres rye. iiisuai, iunn'u id, nifi. . l,n,M lurm atocK, iiniiMii"ut and Ijoous, on the Ola-8 r.trni I wo d ot r reeuurg. Wednksday, Mnrch 11, W. II. HirtkJ livestock and farminit jmpl,l me v. Liecaer larin at McClaj Wednrhday. March II. .luhn R r, will sell at i'nbllc Sili: !i Farm Implrmenta I mile t l'erry township, SnvdcrcouBri, WipnrkDay, March 11, llowanl SbtJ isatan ttowersox will sell lin Implemmts and a itood Fries with 2U horse power ongintii nUlg oaiUr, i. . . . Wvpniwday, March II, S horses, 4 cows. I.u i,iujricn,l nouaeiiolu goods TUTRHOAY MnrohlS. 19. 3, I'r1"! Kxevutrix of the ota'cof M. t dec il . will Pell far.'ll tocfc ii and lioUMehold g o !h, 1 mlf va aniniitfo. Tdcrs., March 12. 1 milr X. W.otM in Jackson towniliip, .lacorj li Jno. E. Ktlnkel, n il, sHI 3 bor and farming implcnicnln. TbI'R'HAY. March 12. I.. T. Manlml live atock, farming iinplfmcLtol noiu goods ai Aliildlicm'lf. TlIl'HsUAY, March 12. A. S. SliamlJ live stock anil far inns im; miles wont ot AlttlUU Iiiirg. SATURDAY, March 11. one-lull tc: iitroiintown. near llmkwlieii on the Trata' farm, K. a Mvi sell all furtuing iinl Iciuidu cuttle. Saturday March 11, II. C. Kr(bi horses, mulct, ctuvi. ii'i t: implements, east of 'l'mselvilli Monday, March IK, An! ir,i i Mock, furm iiitplenii' i'ii ami Roods 't miles mat of IJcaverf Monday. March IB. J. W. Stirrer. Alules, Cows, 7 lli'.nl "1 M and Farming Impli ni lit. Monday, March 16, 1 mile tI ol H Scpliares Oemliorlini: will kii Farming Implement''. Tuesday, March 17, Levi J. llrant livestock and farmiiiK implcmd cant ol Kratzervillc. Tuesday. March 17. W. A Meiirri farming implement, nnd IH nieiscrviue, Tuesday. March 17, John W. KHrJ live stock, farm Impieincnw bolfl imrula. R mile Cil4t ol and 1 mile west of aililillcswanl Tuesday March 17, Isaac Wciand J stock, farming lmilements w hold goods 2 miles ea of McCIt mile west oi nuuu s miu, Wednesday, March 18, EllsworthM sell farm stock and iin iilcmenlil dence one mile North ol FreaM 4 Widnbkday, March 18, .Tneob W, CHj ll IWnabx-k and farm Iropi tween C'ntreviile and WbiM4 Union county, TmtuniT. V.rcih 19. J. U. Rlltrr stock and farming itupltmiolj North of Selinsgrove. TnrHiiitf la.h 10 nn thfl UTM Tk Hlna Hill. K. V. IiWO"! live stock and farming impl4 Tm.uni M.n.h 10 John M. OoSf live stock aud farm liiipU'mel elville. Vn.H. w u T r ftriihb i stock, form' Implements and gooda, On O. M. Moati faron of VMdlchiirp;. Friday, March 40. L. S, Oelnett, wi Implements and stock. Saturday, March II, Ed. !l"M llva stock and farming 'PJ mile northwest of Heaver 9pn Saturday, March 21. Abraham sinj sell 4 horses. 4 cows. "IJ i i ..i.msnia. 2 mi Im field on the rowllev.nKfroB.l . to MiOlintown. .rnuwa.M i u m T 17. KnffRlSD borse. 1 cow, 1 bull and W merits. Monday, March 23 Norman Broa w I Innlr. him (millflmelltl. W-TIl of Troselville. . M m.nli. Kaee, at Wharf will sell farm ato1 1 TCEiDAY, March 24. i- n',?i2 live stock. farmiiiE household goods 1 tulle eau 1 Ti"" J v, l'm AnnleGaarf rauiAi, bird i wii - ,-rtiaa livestock and farm lmp" East of Dallas. J Friday. March, ",u.ii Creek. J Wednesday. March ll-SS, mile. North of ''"Ik ' horaea, I Cowa and farm ""