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Soaked corn foE HHSI.esa. pan


DuringiatlIel warm rRbeather
there isa great Ideal of atigu-
ing and exhaustive work for the
teams, and they should have
wholesome food and plenty Of
it. Oats is probably the best
grain for food for woiiIin z nor
ses, with occasional feeds of
shorts, braHs eprns etc, 4Ail an
imals relish frequent changes of
food, and there is no stronger
evidence that such change is
beneficial to health than that
the appetite cravesit.
Few farmers, however, have
any other gram forHtheir work
ing teams through the spring
and summer thanscorn, which
is at this scasonvery. hard and
dry. 70 remedy this and make
the-grain more toothsone and
wholesome for ilorses, when fed
whole, it shopldbe,soaked, Fiji
a clean barsehhaE full of cleaa,
pure water-WeH'of spring wa
ter is, bestE te, Yh high t add rfaSSffs@
handfuls, Of salt zen 9vgh 70
make thea WafsEsSta ste srShglltlk
brackislf, and 1hHaup witlfears
Of sound corn, which let stand
for twenty-four hours, or longer,
will not be Of material differ
ence, before feeding Horses
soen become very fond of the
soaked corn. which, is much
easier mastioated aud digested,
than the'dry, hard grain. There
should be two. Barrels So that
the ears may be soaked ii one
while using out of the other.
Aftenrsoaking -tWoSebafges in
same water empty and renow
with fresh water and salt.
Care should be taken that no
unsound grain is fed to horses,
as nothing is SO prolific of colo
and other acute diseases in hor-
sesias mouldy or musty grain
or meal.
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/ sE-NNHff7F 10 III -
/ CHOLERA PREVENTIVE The
following, prescription BY an en-
ipent physician, was published
in the New York Sun over, 20
years ago, and has since been
republished nearly every year.
It's said to be one of the best
general remedies for bowel COM
plants ever devised, aud a sure
I preventive of cholera. Take
equal parts af tincture of cay
etine PEPPER, tintttfre Of opium,
ting tire of ItiubaPB, ESSENCE Of
peppefhfint and Spirits Of Gam
phor. Mix we'll Dose, .ffttento
thirty drops III a little eold wal
ter according forage. ard viol-
ehce of symptonass repeated
every fifteen or twenty minutes
until relief is obtained.
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/ - Il - = .r...
DAILY HIsToRIANs.E News
papers are an important source
of material for the historian, fire.
quently supplying facts of the
highest value which do not ap-
pear in official records, and have
been in no other way preserved.
George Bancroft has some Of
the principal papers read care
fully for him every day, and.the
extracts made are carefully
classified, indexed and filed,
away Charles Reade keeps
two secretaries at work reading
and clipping murders, poison
ings, accidents. robberies and
other "nnco mournfu' tales"
which furnish him with the hint
or substance of incidents fdrhIs
stories and pfay 9 IP,ttia9fipkia
Gyou;, >, af1hffFfi 31Iiip pilSass1 /
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HOME AND F4RNf.
WoRM-PRooF COTTON.
A HYBRID PLANT PRoDUcrNG COT
a TON AND .PiRFEcTzY.,, = n:ii !.
ss5a.. :. swoRM-PRooR- rs,siias .-.s j

a7-HaHH ------
Mr.. L: c.. White Of Jasper,
Texas, sends Mr.. A.J1Is, Mills.
secretary Galveston, Cotton ex-'
change two, samples of worm
prooflint cotton to be submitted
to the classification and Quota
ton committee for their views.
etc; the samples are numbered
one and. two. The comnmittee
after careful inspection of the
samples, report both staples of
fair length, and very silky-No.
? the best. This cotton has
been produced by Mr. White
after some 10 or II years of la
Dor and study by amalgamating
ordinary cotton with a weed
the woodland his process are his
secret. Heis now in correspon-
dence with the agricultural d.
partment at Washington City,
with view ofgovernHient pay
ing him. for his discovery and
making known hisiI process,
which, he says, is so simple that
any ten-year-od child canHo it
that its simplisityqlooESridl
ulousI tos'him now! sssMrgsMiifte
further states that the weed
with which this Cotton is n4fxed
was never known to be eaten. by,
worm or insect ofany kind.
The writer. examined the cot
ton growing, the stalks were
large and healthy, a brownish
red color. the leaf resembling
ordinary cotton, with a GNery,
rank weed odofthe b0lls we're
larger than ordinary cotton and
well filed with lint. In the cenI
ter of each bollsthere is a small
pod containing, evidently, the
weed. When the boil is fully
opened this pod of seed drop
out, leaving the lint cotton in
the. boil. The bolls will all ma
ture within a few days of each
other. This the planter could
remedy,.by planting indifferent
times. Mr.. w. says the cotton
can be picked within 100 days
alter planting. Mr.. White has
taken stalks of ordinary cotton
with the cotton worms at work
on them, placed them in and
along side of his cotton SO that
the worms could easily get, on
his cotton, but in no instance,
did they cut any Of the; leaves
stalls.aEsbeinefs esttasmk{es
has gathered the worms from
otler,cetton, stalks and placed
them on his Cotton With The
same resalt, and feels yeryseen.
fident that no worm wiltSevef
touch If. Should Mr.. White s.
discovery prove to be what he,
claims for it absolutely worm
proof-and upon this point he
has no fe3rs-the value and JIM
portance of the discovery can |
noteasily acknowledgement
lyIin the old cpttoo beltr-Gak.
gest0n NeaVs.
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There are no assessments at
Washington now, we are assur-
ed. The civil service rules for
bid it; so all the clerks make
voluntary contributions, or If
they will not, their places are
filled by more generously-inclin-
ed clerks.
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Two hundred and ninety-one

Two hundred and ninety-one
petitions for the pardon of GRIM
inals have been presented to
Governor Roberts. They
would make the best kind of
reading matter, and publishing
them would cause great many
prominent citizens to rise and
explain. -'
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-r---e<"

God who in his mercy gives
the flowers each summer to his
world, leaves no life to be all
winter; but as He sends rain on
the just and on the unjust" so
to every one there comes some
help when it is most needed
some color, some blossom OF
happiness or of ease.
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Prcposalsi

VIII be received for the completion Of the
wails,of the main building Of Baylor Uni
.versity., on Or befors the nth day Of Ang.
the following Specifications: 1.-THE f;s,
story. 70 be carried up two fectof rough cut
stone TO contain 81 perch. :. TIE second
story 10 be carried up eigh.een feet'o ron;
bic Stone 10 eontairi $40 perch. The perch
in each story to contein IS oibic 'feety two
pillows are included in this calculation. D,
The work win be let to the lowest bidder
also, proposals will be received for the same
work per NJ,
!. MCKNIGHT,
G. W. BREEDLovE, Ex. Com.
]. 7. HAlRSToN.
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REST FoR HEAnAcHEs..-Dr.

REST FOR HEADAcHEs.-Dr.
Day says in late lecture:
What ever be the plan of treat
ment decided upon. rest is the
first principle to-, iuculcate Lin
every severe headache. Rest,
which the Ebusy man and anx-
ious motherscan net obtain SO
long as they can manage to keep
about is one OF the firstsfeIne-
dies for every headache, and we
should never cease to enforce it.
FiThcf brain, when excited, as
,@uch needs quiet andrrepose as
a fractured limb or an infHmed
eye, and ,itSis-obvious that the
chances Of shortening the seiz7
Safe ahd aTreseps tGellP;iin Saill
rdepehdzUn our power to have
this carried out cffectuaiiy-ftis
aIpractical4eSsoni to Keep STEAD
lily in view, in that there may Turk
behind a simple headache some
lesion of unknown magnitude
which may remain stationary if
quietude can be mainstained.
There is 4 point worth attending
10 in the treatment of all head
See taat the head is ele-
svated at night, and the pillow
1lard; for,iif it be soft, the head
sinks into it and becomes hot
which with some, psople is
enough to provoke an attack in
tthe.morning if sleep has been
long and heavy. H.'- 50 O.
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Brennan Property for Sale.

Brennan Property for Sale.
Neat and desirable residence on the cor
ner of 9Th and Key streets.
Small new residence on Vulcan street
west part Of town.
| Dwelling of four OF. five rooms on Srd
and Key streets.
Dwelling, with one acre lot, on I'd and
Key streets.
Residence fronting on Main street, large
and roomy, one story.
Small neat residence on Germania street,
near Central r. r. depot.
l-ft- i' D. NJ. - g.
l Dwelling, with several rooms, ! good
3. well and cistern, with lot containing *
) acres. east part of town, Dr.. Morris
former homestead. Will sell this at a bar
gain.
I Residence lot on church street, near the
Methodist church.
S Residence lots on north Main and Mul
berry streets, Allcorn's addition.
7 Residence lots on Jefferson street All
/. corn's addition. The Allcorn addition
is in the Yves, part Of town, apdgis;nicely
situated. -'-'
IS Residence. lots in the Bassett Addition,
on Valley Cottonwood, north Market
and Liberty streets. 81 asset. a.
: Residence lots ohiAcademy street, north
side of town. 20
I6 Residence lots, comprising the Norris
I'd addition, east part of town, on south
side OF X. 4.
= Lots suitable for business lots, corner
Sandy aud West streets.
The above list of property together with
several S and, 10 acre. suburban lots, inn
proved and unimproyed, am offering for
sale on easy terms and reasonable prices.
have also number of good farms for
sale in Washington and Burleson counties;
as well as several thousand acres of unim
proved lands in Washington and. adjoining
counties. 81
DsT Store houses and dwellings on,
hand for rent.
Apply to y /.
t Z John A. RANDLE. al
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THOMAS B. OGLESBY,
-.. PRACTICAL s
Gin-DreSSer and Repairev,

fIenIPSIeatI, VAas.
Takes pleasure in announcing that he
now prepared to apply TO Gins his new pat
ent Gin-DreSS at reasonable rates. My
mode of dress is superiorto the briar-point,
or any other in use inasmuch as it does not
nap, cleansthe seeds, makes better sample
and gins faster.
have also procused, at a heavy expense,
new patent cumming machine" with
which an enabled to repair worn out GIN
saws, providing new teeth and making them
do As good work as new gin. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every instance.
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RTe KEEP ToMAToRs.-Taise
ripe tpmatoes and wipe them
drVstakingg icaresnot TO break
the skim Put them into a jar
with cold vinegar, adding a thin
muslin bag filed with cloves
and whole peppers, Then corl;
tae jar tightly with a, cork that
has been dipped in melted rosin
and-put away'in a dry place.
Tomatoes picked in this man
ner keepperfeotIy lwelh and re-
tain their color. dor this pur-
pose use the small thin toma-
foes. ~--
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Citation,


THE STATE OF TEXAS ,4Ec
/ To the Sheriff or any Coastai
ing'na county, greeting: -
Non are herrbyl cosnmaat
jag Publication Of this Gil
1,aifs, Published in Che y
Nor four weeks preyi2
|; hereof You summon
residence is unkna6
fore the district coz
the county Of Was
iiereaf, in the citt
Moatlay in SepteInae and t!leSsl
snstyer tho pstiFiOi>y Zsu,sk, filed i'll
said o,lTt Against the sliG -lionas &. Lusk,
alle1ins In substance rs follows: That the
plaintiff Is and has been for the last six
nioEihs a bona iide CITIZEN of Washington
COUNTY That on or about the 9Th day of No
vpIaler, 1913, .plainiif and defendant were
legally married. That on or about tho 10th
day al January, 1876, the said defendant
abandoned the said plaintiff. That defen-
,tant's residence is unknown 10 i,aintirr.
iiieTsivie she, pTsys forci;atiIn BY publica-
ton, ald for decree of divorce.
Herein fail not, bnt have You then and
there before saitlf count this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how You nave execu-
ted the same.
Wines, j. L. Moore, clerk o: the district
court of Washington county.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
[ district court ut Office in the city OF
IL.s.l Brenhanl, this July 2ilh, \. ID. 1879.
j. L. MODltE, ID. CIV. &.
certify the a. ore is a9tTueand correct copy
Of the original cits;iOn now in my hands ahd
,iraer ti.ekame 10 Unpublished In the BRENNAN
Banner for -four successive weeiss -----
ans T.-iTS .shcrjS Washington county.
-FV9eTssfA ~ - ~f.e 80 r..
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PIcKLED CUcuMBERs.-Throw
them into salt water for a few
days or a week, then.take them
out and rinse them, put them
into jar with vinegar; let them
stand a few weeks, then turn
your vinegar and pickles into a
brass kettle, with some alum,
and'let them seald slowly do
not let them come to a proper
boil they viii then be green; add
onions, horseradish, mustard
seed and pepper, asyou choose.
Oak leaves scattered among the
pickles andiacsvered over the
top'will prevent the necessity Of
eyer scalding them, ,'Is., -, !, ~, > =
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Nebraska Letter.
1foorER, Neb., Sept. q, 1879.

iiOofbH, NeO., sept. ~, 1917.
ED. Posr
Drdr Sir :-Perhaps some one will
he grateful in readins few more
notes from Neb. And as our farmers
are now busy threshing I can tell ~
little about the crops, and how they
turned out. Our wheat averages
about fourteen bushels to the acre, aud
Is Of the hest quality. The corn
crop will I've prettyifair one [; though
not rs good Ms il was exceedingly dry
weather we have Ind this Sc ason.
Market: Wheat IL worth snr
Rye s5; Oats Is Barley 75 and
Corn Is.
Last week farmer, while moving
weeds around his house with NOV.
ing machine accidentally cut one OF
his children in'two. The unfortunn, ,c
child was sitting in the weeds playing,
and was not discovered until too late.
Last Sunday Mr.. William Sanders
formerly from McKccs Half Falls. Pa.
was married to Miss Lizzie McBroom
of Hooper, Ncb. They have our hest
wishes ; and We hope their cup olioy
may ever hc full, and their paths he
s,rcwcd with the brightest Of flowers.
The Dodge c.. fair which closed
yesterday WAS grand success. The
average daily attendance being about
sixteen hundred. TIL who con-
ceivc the erroneous idea that Ncb is
in the rear, should have been there to
satisfy thcmsclN % that it il not. IN
short. they would soon see that Neb
u far in advance of great many
other states. We had every thing
person might wish to see. From the
finest drnught horses down To even II
Flying Horse"
Respectfully yours,
QripAM.
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CAJJTION-

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned, at Assignee's Sale.
aud left in the possession OF Henry Houser
during his pleasure. All persons are eau.
iioued not 10 meddle or interfere with the
same Lantern, scythe. lot Leather. lot
window Fixtures, Sewing Machine.
neat Vessel. Butter Churn, Cop board, 7
Crooks. Barrel with Vinegar. Barrel. Cor
ner Cupboard, 2SChairs, Rocking Chair,
4 Coal Oil Lamps. Lounge. Buffalo Robe.
Clock, lot Carpet and Oil Cloth. Looking
Glass, Hat Rack, spiitoon, Iron Safe,
Desk, lot Of Carpet, 2 Beds and Bedding,
Carpet. 2 Wash Stands. Looking Glass,
Chamber Bait. Table and spread, lot Car.
pet, sofs. Rocking Chair. lot Carpet,
Looking Glass, Stand, Chest. lot aIpet,
z Comforts. Coal Stove, Neat Gutter, Wash
Machine, Stove pipe, lot Hoop Iron,
Kegs Logwood, 4 Crooks. Scyths snd
|snsih, 4 Crooks. 2 Shears. lot Old metal,
s Tuhs. Bench. Lamp. lot Hay. Cook
Sieve, Sink. Table, Copper Kstils. 10,
Iron, lot Crooks, lot Potatoes iu ground,
lvt Wheat In Straw, Wheel Barrow, 81
|Csishcns, Forks, 6tovs.s, 20.
sept. II, 1917. JssExiAs Kocu.
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.
u, DANIEL BOLENDER, Utuh Sherif nj
Snyder county, Commonwealth of Peuneyivs.
MIA. DO hereby tnshs known and give notice ~
the electors 81 the county Aforesaid, that m
siectiJn Will 10 held IN the said coun " vi
Snyder, on
Iussff1u Nprr,Uber IN. 1870
e,r m. mn r,,o:s AZ .,.,,,n. a.. ..,.,., ,..,..s
he retn a \, a, ~ ~ ~ III "' F'''"
,,,,s ,,c,s,n soI ,nr r,s,.,,s, 20 s,osps,r,,,.,. ~
uns ,s,s.r. 10 ali ~. nsss. =, 4, '.,.s..".
Tor ,sa sarn', ~ Sr.S Univ VI ''o'"o"V'''
lin, re y.,r 10 ali g. ,,,N.s of p.u,s,.. n u.
coy,,s, ~, ~ oa.m,. y, nvs. "os'c' NO
Tim us,so, ,n AZ, II. a,rrn 30 n,.,,,,, A,
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CONSOLIDATED D.--The Lcwstown Dem
ocrdi and Sentinel have been consolida.
ted and will hereafter be published
from the same Office under the name,
style and title of Democrd dai S,nii-
mel. II. ]. Fosnot, Ell. 4 Pub, and IT.
j. Walters associate editor. Aside
from its political predictions it is as
good a country paper rs is published
anywhere in the State. The editors
are talented and fair~nindcd gsn,le-
men. Every democrat ia Mialiu
county should he a paying subscriber
and every business man should adver-
tise IN Il.
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Kriegcr and Bowen at their Frank
lin Coal Yard and Grain Depot arc
doing n rushing business. They pa,
In cash the highest market prices fol
all kinds Of Grain and Seeds, or ex'
change Coal for grain and seeds
They have on hand large quan titles o
oil kinds Of coal which thcv sell At
small profits. The farmers Of this vi
cinity and all Others for whom thi,
place Is most convenient now have
substantial grain market aud coal
Depot.
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PhYsiclans Prescribe Il.

II Is giving excellent satisfaction. On
doctors prescribe IL. Send three dozen
Barcsma by express. Hurry hurry
hurry We soll our La, bottle ihi,
morning and have orders for six more
have also sold several hottie, to 'phy-
sician living severa, miles from here.
lie gives IL u good Recommend.
This is II ssmPie OF orders we are Igc,-
ting from druggists every day through.
out the country. D,rnsm,. ..or Buchu.
Dackachc. Liver and Kidney Cure is pre-
p"~d by X, Thomp.on, Huntsville. P,:
For sale by John A. Moaiz. Nj lllebarg,
Pa.
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/ hereby wish to acknowlca 20 my
greateful thanks to the Home Mutual
Life As ociation of Lebanon Pa.
through their district agent VIM. Zim-
merMan OF 432 Cumberland Street
Harrisburg Ps. for the receipt Of Oie
Thousand dollars, (more Than Il month
before due aud wiihoui any re'iuciion)
the amount fnr which my deceased
husband, A. ". Phhier was insured
in the above association.
Tae promptness Of this Association
in responding with the cash upon the
death Of its members, should recon-
mend it to the favorable consideration
ofall who desire Life Insurance.
NARY A. PfAIILER
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Bebxe Rn Lko.-.D KepIer, prop
NJ the Frsp,ous H,tel, ON Tuesday
last, hItched his horse IN a spring was.
On, vent 10 beaver town. Hc and
Hollinssworth. the auctioncer, g'A In.
to the wagon ana when about q mile
this aide Of town the shafts ON one side
becamc detached from the wagon.
This frightened the horse and when
he began to run kepler leaped from
the wagon and lighting on loose
stone which gave way, b-oke his leg
between the ankle and knee Joint
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Diseases, like thieves, nttack TN,
weak. Forlify your organization with
the nitters, and II will resist and baf.
ae alike the virus Of epidemics and the
changes of temperature which di.or.
der the constitutions Of the feeble.
There Is vitality in II. II Is q pure
vegetable stimulant, n rare Alternative
and anti.bilious medicine. and has not
a harmful element among It's many
ingredients.
For sale by all Druggists and respect.
able Dealers generally.
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The Festival Saturday evening will
long be remembered by the citizens of
Middleburg and franklin township,
and will leave a green spot on the
memories of the Sunday School boys
and girls Of this town which nothing,
save only dissolution can efface. Never
before in the history of this .ancien,
village did the people of town and
country unite their efforts with great
or zeal and unanimity to make any
undertaking q success-the effort was
united and harmonious--and the net
froceeds Of the Sunday School Festival
figured up $50.5O In the words of
Supt. shindel. "every body participa.
ted and contributed beyond expecta,
tion and there 10 but one way left,
and thai is for every body TO thank
and praise every body" "More than
fvo hundred little boys and girls ten
s'er their thSnks 70 the good people ol
sIiddlsIury and vicinity.
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SERIOUS ACCiDESr.-LastM Monday II.
II. Myers, Supervisor on the S. K l.. r.
II. met with n serious accident, at
Mcclure Station. which resulted in the
loss Of his left arm. The particulars,
as near as We cM, gather them, are rs
follows He WAS walking on the
track. and the engine backing in the
same direction, overlook aud knock
cd him down and before it could he
stopped one of the wheels passed. over
Ills arm near the shoulder. He was
picked up and taken to his home in
Lewistown where the member was
amputated. He il doing rs we'll as
could be expected. hut the chances for
his recovery are doubtful.
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within tweuty.four Suifos. % their reetd~urc ts
IN town, village or city upon the iine OF q rail-
road leading 10 The county scat shall, tefors two
O'CLOCK post hefidfxwn uftfw dry sfter s4fcsiec~
tion, aud ai. mher Judges ehsil hcf,rc twelve
oclgtk .ip"ridsn ~ the srv.oud DAY aft-r tie
elect ion, d.lftrf said return, toaethrr with ~.
tnfn sheet, 10 the prothoboisfy ~ the t1surt 81
CJmmon Pleas % the cmuty which said return
shce, .hal be hIed, and day nd hour of the hiinp
markrd thereon, aud shall he prrservrd hy the
Prothonotary ftr public in speciion, At twelve
"cio.s om ne sstd second DAY tolloNiua any
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George schnure 4 Son are erecting n
now and substantial Warehouse at
their Mill in Selinsgrove. They have
gliding from the main track of the =
4 L. r. r, in to their Mill and Ware
house. They are paying the highest
cash prices for all kinds Of grain.
For nearly half century George
Schnure has transacted business with
the public and to-day sustains a wide.
spread reputation for fair-dealing and
unimpeachable integrity, besides this,
both Mr.. Schnure and his son are men
whose social characters make it q
pleasure TO deal with them. And
again, they are financially sound. Their
mill has all the modern improvements
and they manufacture -four Of q supe-
rior quality.
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Col, McCrum. receiver Of the 8. & n.
d Railroad, has returned home after n
several months sojourn in Washington,
looking hale and hearty. C,l. ia one
Of those aflable men in whose presence
Que always feels ut ease.
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The trouble with too many young
folks who think about marrying Is
that they want to commence house
keeping with embroidered satin nap.
kins instead ofthe old towels behind
the kitchen door.
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DIED.

Sept. 26'h, Ia Penn twp. Mrs. Annie
Gsrret, aged 6s years and | month.
Sept. 22nd, in Washington twp. Of
droPsy. George Duke, pnuper, aged 90
years, 4 months aud IL days.
Sept 29ih. in Freehurg, OF palsy, Su-
sannH Clarissa, widow OF Philip Herrold,
aged 81 years, o months and IS days.
Sept. 8isi. In Monroe twp, Daniel Fred
rick, aged 30 years and 8 days.