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The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-12-11
SUSIE DALT0N'S RIDE.

We were sitting out on the broad
piazza-grandma and land as Barney
went by with the horses to water at the
spring grandma said;
''Why how much that horse does re-
mind me of Bucherp l saw by her
peculiar smile that she recalled some
pleasant Renaissance of the long ago.
'Do tell meI'' l said coaxingly.
she laid down the scarlet stocking she
was knitting for Pesrlie, and let her eyes
wander to the hills, golden with the
October sunlight, as she dreamingly went
back over the long stretch of years inter
vening.
Let me see, it's sixty years and over,
for [ was coming on fifteen and Susie was
two years older. Susie was an orphan
with seven brothers and sisters who had
found places among relatives and friends
living with Weymouth Brewster, her
cousin Pauline's husband, who was a
merchant in Lime Rock She was a
quiet, capable girl, and they set great
store by her. Her sister Sallie had mar
ried during the summer and gone to
housekeeping over in Massachusetts, and
Susie had been longing to go and see her
for quite while. So when it came
slack spell on tho farm, late in Septem-
Der, Weymouth told Susie she could take
Blucher- a great roam horsc-and go
over to her sisters one day and come
back the next.
''Susie was wild with delight, as she
ran over to get me to come and help along
with the work during her absence. She
did look sweet, to be sure, as she came
out with her batiste dress Of soft, silvery
gray, her jaunty velvet hat, turned up to
show the pearl satin lining, with its os-
trich plumes a-nodding in the wind.
You see, that hat was bought on pur
pose for her in New York, when Wcy-
mouth went after goods. There was not
another in town to compare with it.
"Wcl, the hired man held the horse
while Weymouth helped her on, and she
was off down the road while we were
calling out goodbye to her. Women in
those days mostly rode horseback when
they went anywhere, and Susie went one
happy as a bird, until she got over the
state line, when her ear caught the sound
of drums and flies, and her horse began
going as though he was 'a-walking on
eggs. Then Susie remembered all at
once that it was general trainin' day
over in Massachusetts.
''Her horse had been owned by an
officer Of the troopers for several years,
and always stepped in time to music.
She spied the troopers now on cross
street making for the main street. If
they only would pass before she reached |
them! She tried to restrain her horse,
so that he would not oYertake them, but |
he heard the martial strains, and as I
though the sweet elixir had filed all his /
veins with life, he pricked up his ears
and swept on like the overwhelming leap
of a cataract, to join them. On he went, |!
never pausing at the rear Of the glittering /
column, on, past the array Of men sitting /
so proudly within their saddles. on, 70 /
the very front, and there, beside the tall |
form of the gallant captain, he deignei |
at length to form in line and sweep on
to the martial tread of inspiring strains; /
for lol he would have his accustomed /
PLACED
''Poor Susie! what 81 she do7 |
She longed for a md have the
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Two pictures OF one person for 25c
(albuin size) at Deibert's.
Don't forget to call at Deibert's Gal
lery, near the Jail, for good pictures.
SHINGLES! SHINGLEs!-Fifty Thou.
sand No. 2, lS-inch Shingles at 81 90
per thousand. Inquire ut this office.
Through our luxurious and pervert-
ed modes OF living, and from score
Of causes besides, diseases OF the kid
neys and urinary organs are now
among the most common aud fatal Ia
this country. Men suffer from them
most frequently and most intensely,
Their victims are falling exhausted by
the wayside OF life every day. Do
you fear this end for yourself. II so,
we can assure you OF help by means
Of Or. Ksnnedy's ''Eayorite Remedy !. =
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SALE REGISTER.

Bills have been printed at thi. office
or property advertised In the Posi-
for the following sales:
Tuesday; March 10, Benjamin Steffeu
will sell personal property at his
residence, iuile East OF Mt. Pleas
ant Mills.
Monday, March 90, George Martin
will sell personal property IN
Washington township, 1 mile
North Of Pallas.
Wednesday, March II, Howard Lett
Zell will sell personal property
near kratzerville,
Monday, March 90. Peter Rauch will
sellpersonal property near Mid
dleburyh.
Thursday, March IL, John w. Rem
ninger and John Reitz, adInrs. OF
Rebecca Eenninger, dec Il, will
sell personal property Ia Franklin
township.
March 30, Zebulon Gross Trustee ot
Mary L. Schrader will sell person.
al property near Adamsbu'g.
Friday, April 3. Sheriff will seil''Real
Estate at the Court House.
Monday, April 8, II. Wilson Ulsh,
Assignee OF Moses krebbs. will
sell Real Estate in Spring twp.
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CgNTREVILLE Miss Kate Walter
OF Middleburgh, visited friends her,
recently.
j. II. Hartman made n business triI
to MiddleburSh on Wednesday.
The ground hog was about right
What a wonderful critter he is any
how.
Constable J. NJ. Bingaman and j
+. SpGnSler we.e la Sunbury on tn,
3rd.
According to the assessors list Cen.
tre township has very few taXabl,
watches, good, bad, or Indifferent.
G. f. Spangle, spent several day,
in TroIelville last weel..
Val. Wate, had his left foot smash
eel ih severe manner while assisting
in hauling logs for the new church at
thi. place. Dr.. Kehawel de sed the
wound and he is now doing as well q.
can be expected.
ID. w. Shrawder has departed, and
by ,hs time we suppose he has ali: III,
ed in the far west.
Mrs. DR.. Mohn OF Kelly Y Eoadc Is
visiting her parents here at present.
II, F. Mohn who is employed as
sawyer on u saw mill at Strodes Mills,
is home with his family ut present.
1t is reported that l.. A. MeriI took
in the sights at Thompsontown ovei
Sunday.
Miss Alice Oberlin is at present Wis
iiing friends in Lewis5urS aud vicini
ty.
G. NJ. Showers, j. NJ. Miller, Dr.. j.
w. Sampsel and j. T.. Mohn enjoyed
the hospitalities OF DIR. Mohn at Lau-
relton on Sunday.
l.. A. Stine and O. A. Walter, who
afe engaged in teaching the young
idea how TO shoot were home over
Sunday.
Jobn Showers, William Showers and
Mr.. Johnston Of Levi burg were in
town Oh Sunday.
j. IL. Long and family OF Adams
burg, Sundayed with grand-pap II.
X Sanders.
DR.. j. +. kenawel spent several
days in Lewisburg this week court
ing.
w. n. Heimbach OF Beavertown
was in town on Monday.
Rev. j. B. Dousherty OF Elizabeth
willie, Dauphin county, is he guest OF
Val. Walter.
REPORTER.
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| BBAvERTowN.-P s. Bulbs
best COW slipped and fell recently. re-.
ceiving injuries from which she died
shortly after.
The McAlisteryille Cornet Band hat,
come to Beavertown "a week ago on
Friday evening Tor the purpose OF
holding a concert, but. on account of
the extremely unpleasant weather
they failed to secure an audience. Evs
erybody WAS sorry it was too cold 10
play on the street.
| The town was thrown into a hub.
bub of excitement by u boisterous
alarm of fire on Saturday evening a
week. The fire. was confined to Mrs.
Hassinger's wood house, and Daniel
Snook's dog, was consumed. The
flames We're carefully guarded FROM
spreading to adjoining buildings.
Elk Sheriff Moses Specht has sold
his from half mile east Of town to
Peter s Bubb, for $d, 500.
u. L. Hoffman has kept ar accou MT
of the visitors at the match factory,
aud has ascertainsd that during the
month OF February 3ss spersons visited
the establishment.
Herbster & Spaid have their stave
factory la operation. Bowersox 4
Snyder are rapidly pushing theirs TO
completion.
Mrs. WIN. Specht is again Oh the
sick list.
Our schools onTuesdny morning had
followed the heathenish practice Of
barring out the teachers, but the Iii
rectors wisely caused the doors to be
opened, for which they deserve loud
applause.
Grant Middlcswarth and his sister
Minerva havegone to Michigan, where
they intend to rcmain at least during
the summer,
John ID. Smith and his bride. nee
Ida Heck.ndorn, intend to start for
Kansas the latter part of this week.
We wish them n successful, prosper
GUS aud happy life.
Several of WIN. Dresses children hav.
been sick Tor week past, one Of them
seriously. They are now recovering.
Jacob Wetzers daughter, Jennie, is
seriously sick.
George w. Drees, who last week was
married to Miss Susan Shradrr of
TrpN.INillp \>ill ,upyn IN lii f.tI,,'.
farm, now occupied by his brother,
Isaac. Success.
Mrs. Abner Aigler has been serious.
ly sick, but is now re oye'iug.
Mrs. Grrhart of Willamsport, de-
livered temperance lecture in the
Lutheran church a week ago on
Thursday evening.
Will +. Fees is recovering from "A
severe attack OF inflammation of the
bowels. CIT.
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WHAI Is II z

Hy special arrIn 'omout With IL" publish.
crs II Farm aud lu'sIuc,' w. can tor - -uurt
line offer a tree gitt In 9 ,nn ctiun With our
pap.r. II tIsL MAHNlflt ENr tNGRAN
lSG entitled HAMLET and OrhLLIA. >
oar offer Ia NJ iu,luws;
he pIico OF Pech's sun one year T. 1900
The price I ftruN Fire-iie noSc. rispI
Tho Nalur vi the tnstaNinE l. iull 30
R5.Cl
We givo all Tho above, worth $500, tot uuly
~ on. Sub.crtb tor PccK'- >un At nee ,ud
secure them 81
Adde'S, pECK's SUN. VII ~aul,e WIS
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NOTICE is UEREBy I'VE

that an application VIII he made ic tnr
Governor ot ~ q stat" 1T PcnnsNlvanIl, on TIE
10Th day " April, 1856, unier the Act ~ As
srmbly oi the CummunN' alth Of Pcnu-NIva
entitled An Act To provide To- the lnrorpor.
alton ard Regulator II certain Corpora.
Il ms" a'ptov 4 tho -aih iiy ut Aprii, 1874
aud he svWlrmo T. thereto tor no chatter
OF an intct dei CORPORATION u bc alto IuE
BNIIlMURE hNn ONO TELEGRAPH
COMPANY OF PENNSNt.N MA, a,
character ard ubI Il Vt which ato, to, ctu.
struviiIg maintaining and lcAinR lin's ut
Telegraph tor tho HrtV Z" u.e 0t In nuvltu L.,
nuns. curpo ntiOus, muui ipai aud oth,ivis",
for general bu-tnc. = tni tor police, hrr hlntui
or messenger business, att Tor tn " us c.
ton of HnN busiuoss Ia which o,Octticity over
through wi o. mhy tc applied to any useful
purIus" lu til" tOuuty Ui Srylsr and O,hcr
cOunti,s In tho ~t,to of cnnsy tNAnil, ~ set
torth 1T said application, ard Tor these Isr.
poses To- have possess and cu'Ov all thc right4,
bench Hnd PRIVILEGES Ot th" ssli Act ut As.
nifty and the supplements thereto,
IN names ui the snbscriu" n To- ,rii charter
are Fraus W, urithn, Joseph X. k,nucy
Jacob = PiliiIs, David u. Date, AID
JLarI,S Scldcn.
n. ntGoIS MILLER, Soliclt r.
40 Chestnut IT rhildd,i ,iuhia.
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DAKOTA.

DAKOTA.
We had the pleasure OF listening to
very interesting lecture on Dakota
last Friday evening In the Lutheran
and Reformed church, delivered by
DR.. ID. +. Swengle formerly OF this
place, now OF Aberdeen, Dakota. The
doctor says he has lived long enough
In the west to know that there IL no
section OF country that has brighter
future and that Offers greater induce
ments to settlers and emigration than
Dakota. He says the climate is en-
tirely misrepresented as being cold
and uncomfortable, abounding in bliz-
yards aud cyclones, is the most desira-
BILE to live in-that although the ther-
moneter does sometimes show 40 deg.
below zero, yet it is not colder to the
sense than ~ deg. below zero here in
Pennsylvania. Malaria, chil!s and
fever are unknown In Dako,a-mauy
who come to Dakota are not only re-
stored to health in six months iiiDe
but are the possessors OF as good n
farm of 100 acres as the sun ever shone
upon. The emigration is perfectly
wonderful; during the mast year 49,
600, 600 acres were takeu up by set
tiers and sold by Railroad corpora
tions to syndicatea. He gave stats.
ties which appeared almost iucredita.
ble, but coming from The source tney
are reliable. He stateG that Brown
county (Which is in southern Dakota
raised in 1879 81 bushels of wheat, In
1884 Brown coun,y raiseo; 1871, sol
and ih 1885 Brown county raised >, 800,
roo bushels which is the one hun
dredth pa. t OF all The wheat raiyed in
the United States.
He says they have no rain in winter
aud very little snow. The most Of
the rain falls in showers in spring and
summer when il suost needed. The
fall wra, her H. beautiful aud il IL not
unusual to see plowing done in the
middle OF December. The surface L.
level, the soil il black loiun which is
very rich aud productive. Trees and
Sinber are not seen in Dakota except
along large streams. Trees cah ne
cultivated very successfully and with
proper care man in five or six years
may have good grove OF timber
around the house that will shelter
him from Sun and storms. The pur-
est wa,er can be 90 aimed by digging
from 10 to 40 feet,
Dakota Is the finest field in the
world for stock raising. In none Of
the districts of Moth America ave the
na i've grasses so ABUNDANT and nuiri-
tious rs on the prariss Of Dakota.
Thousands Of heads of cattle are bro't
W fromTe.as and fattened in Dakota.
We have mo sleet storms, no sudden
changes which are so disaa,erous to
cattle ia Texas aud Kansas. He saws
the Chicago g. Northwestern railroad
of Chicago, trayerses Dakota in every
dlrec ion, and this company will furp.
ish any information desired, { zee OF
charge, OF the whole territory and
where the mo,t desirable lalds are
located.
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Tha sa chill: anaUq v. taSlH' notes, an faith he
plli en-"

Read DIR. Nipples communication
on second page.
Good pictures taken in cloudy days
ia Deibert's.
Call at our office for anything you
may need in the shape Of job work.
Sixteen small gems for 25cts. The
same on mounts 40c., at Deibert's
Gallery.
Miss Kate Ste;ninger OF Hartleton,
recently completed a quilt that con
tains 1926 patches.
The days are lengthening rapidly
and in about week we will have
equal day and night
Daniel Bosar, formerly OF this place
but now residing in Union county il
reported dying of dropsy.
The sale OF the personal property ol
Moses krebs brought nearly double
the amount Of the appraisement.
Henry II. Shafrcr recently sold his
farm in Franklin township to Curtin
BowersoY for $4,000.
On Monday Register & Recorder
Duck was called TO Selinsgrov. on ac
count of the serious illness Of his mo
ther.
Anglers will please remember that
the new fish law forbids the catching
OF brook trout before the l5th OF
April,
The editor and wife returned on
Tuesday from weeks visit among
relatives in Centre and Union coun-
ties.
Large pictures for s110 frames for
75cts. Framed ready for the parlor,
from $l,25 to $500 each, at Deibert's
gallery.
Lase, comfort, luxury, convenience.
and absolute safety gained by using
tho Double Odorless Holloware. ."
See ad. In this issue.
Moses Specht recently sold his farm
near Beavertawn, containing 6e acres
TO Peter Bubb, OF Beaver township,
for $500.
Aaron stetler, proprietor OF the
planning mill in this place, this week
placed new engine iu the mill. 1t is
powerful animal and works like a
charm.
The secret art Of beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood
aud a healthy performance OF the vi
tai functions, which can bs obtained
by usiog Burdock Blood Bit,ers.
This il the glorious season OF the
year when you wear an overcoat one
day, thin coat The second, a porous
plaster the third, and doctors bill
the fourth.
Seebold & Runkle have issued a
circular, announcing that they will
sell goods exceedingly low from now
on uutil they occupy there new store
room.
g. g. Seebold received his glass for
the front OF the new store building
under way Of erection. The three
glasses weighed 1as5 pounds. The
size is five by nine feet.
Peter f. Reigle on Tuesday pur-
chased from Il. }. Smith, Esq, the
store house at Adamsburg, occupied
by Helirich & Smith. Consideration,
| $4,000.
On Saturday OF last week, Squire
Gilt "staked OFF, the foundation OF
the new Jail. Work on it will be
commenced rs soon as the ground
opens.
Theos. Swineford. his wife and ''li;-
tie BILL started on. an extensive tour
west on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. 8
'h'nks OF going as far west as Dead
wood, Dakota, aud will be absent
several months.
Remember ! have yet lot OF Wat
sontown aud Elmira Boots and shoes
on hand which will sell to my Gus
omers at cost on account OF closing
be Rooku - 49, >..< f>It
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

liz NE nic,tcr ofme E,toie NJ JctoJ Eru
Gi"f, d1ch.
i'ae nnde ned. 81 'di or appoln. Il hy 't'
Orphdl's Con-, ,Ul - uer county, 20 diu In
he funds Ia lie - ~ Of Jacob -. HlnhHhcI
admini,lT.dor ui tdc C. oi Jar . u nh. @ci
dec'd .as az! CLl- Od ais hn.' account uud
among the r,IliCs eiutICd iuei"tO, will attend
To he dutiG. al li1 IpIuih mont at ,hc Oiht" ni
&. l.. Uhicn, l. a., IA the Borough ~ Nr!in
rove, on Fiid, y. NJ. rch "6, 1856 At u'clDrA a
NJ when end where ~ ptftie" interested Pr,
rcqre.' ed 10 PR 'ent hc'r cl iris before the un
uelsiIOed or be iOrcver Hitcr deb; ued irOu
coming In upon ,Le 'Jid Jun.
March Z, SO, ii. L, ILL X, Jr.
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fEARFOLLY COMMON
Kidney Complaints Among Both
Sexes and All Ages-A Brilliant
Recovery.

There Is something .ttr,ling in .hc rspid In
crcn. of kidney disc 'eS among tie Americnr
ptorl within lew years pa Z. M'ny cause,
pCculiTr to certain ClN-rCs tcnd - produce aud
s2s Svate these trouble AS Tor ex. mplc, cagt.
leF iNing, OvtiwOra pnd expo uic. Ur. David
kcnnery, Ronduut. n. y, Is orcn cougratu.
la cd on the cNrrp iunal success pt his mcJic nc
called "tIvoiite Remedy IN arc, idg aud r. ii.
Tally curing thcee nost pstntul and uIHgCruu-
dtopicrs. Proofs oi th.g. li,c the following. Rtc
constantly hruu ht to MS adcu ION, and ave rub.
lshed 10y hin fur the sake ut thou. 'ud oi ,tnpr
sufferers whom he dc i've - reach rnd bcncnt.
TIE letter III rciOrc IN he OF Vtiil importance
10 you or q somc one hom yuu Know. II /.
from OF The best kuown AND popular drlgsists In
thc hnc nud growing city tum hich he whites
whcie thp-c iucrc-'Cd my mud Nv. Criw .o-,I AT
bis plicc vi busluc on he corner OF Muih pnd
Union srcet':
SrG,NCrirLn. Msss. March J., 1855.
Dr.DiNtd Kennedy, Eu idout. n v.
1brAHS SIR Fur ten ycais had be N anlic' ID
wIh .tdney disr1sc IN it, most rrutc tom
what suffered mut NC lc,t to the inst luatiuu.
lor NJ one Gu appreciate N CNrCnt tho ~ vii,
have gone though II. | ~ ortrd ~ ma pj,,.
.iciin- nud u many diiirtCut MINDS uT tiy BE-.
mcut aud spent u . c.t de | of m .. e.. nuly -,
hnd nNycli I'D rald wotss han o,ct. ! IN g,
"N th,t n. ed twenty -nVc hot ,ul u prcp.'i
ton widely 1dNcrii ed . 4 spec Hc T,r this ur..
clc sort ~, tr'uhl :, aud uu ~ " cnt'rcl, II s
lCiI IN my ,Jse. Your "fANDE,rt
REM DG'-l sIy u with u p"r ct ..,l rt,
ni "lI th"t wa done tor uIc lee ii' --it W, oul,
ht'g that did me the slight" good. nnd AN
hippN to adm IN I II gtNc me urt m, urut !
uct hive rCcOmme dcd "fkNDHIrE k'.N,.
EDi" to m ~ coplc tur Lidrcy II, a" anI
thCy ell '2rrc with INC in vim 'irst DIR IA
vii kE>NEDY'S fAVOEI ~ EtNtTnY h.
not II 'uqu1l IN the wide world for his dis'tc s-
iuy and ultuu T. Al ronplrin'. Tie hts letter ~
YOU deem host iur the hcncht - uthc,s. Your.
Nc, Li MAN CRAWFORD.
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NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look at The Bugures on the label Of
your paper. Those figures tell you
THH DAIE TO WHICH YOUR suBsCRIP-
1fON II PAID. Within 9 wee ks after
money is sent, see II date is changed.
No other receipt Is necessary.
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Monday. April 5th. 1886.

NibnunN, Npill O'n' iODo.
The following described real c.tatc Ia wit
TRACT -. Al thit ccrtaiu mc.SutSr or
tenement and tract ui ltni ~ utt' IN Spriu {
,wnship, 20 inty AMI state ainrrs 'Ontain n
l7s ACI,E.~ more or Ices, bounded North bN
lands ui Solomon Ste uinger and KHuh'n W,g-
uCr, East by lands ot l.H'r H. Il.h, lat clSturl
'ud John ~. Ii-h, south hN ltuds ut Emtnuc
81. Suuuk ald We Toy lands ol r. fhcn " ~ ucr
whvrruu T. erected good NEW fR NNl
not ~: we'll ia T., BANh BARN Lar -.
WAGON SilEpaud uunh'~ of othcr out
IhllInIfm god rpl itu'r. FuytIg water at
house aud barn. Ihist ,'ri O., ia b. Ia s.Itc Of
cultivation aud uudrr good icuvc.
TX Ntr No. ~ tract Of TIMBER LAND
situate IN SpTinE township, County and state
aior, ,ild, containing - ACRES, m - or less
bounded North Toy lands ul Charles NuUrcr Iul
aud Charlie, Nourcr, South 10y lud, OF ucury
Voter, aud Ncst hy lends ul tn. hens ct Eils
WtIdcr aud icurgr B,uNu. TINS tract II wgli
set with Ro"A-O,h, Nhnc.uik, Nut-ptuv, A.,
TRACT No. "a certain uant of tlNIiEN
LAND st'untr ia West lirNrr township, say
bounded North Toy Lad, ~ \. IA de- dud Ei.l.
ahrth ME'utdy, East hy Ian sut rllmLu Mrt.
der, and John II, liCIl'SlCr, SuuIh hy Lands ui
Haas IcrrI aud JON. H. tish asd West hl
lands ui Jacob -. DtCesC tud Elijah IL Met 'uriN
THIS uavt Is well sctwith Whltc.p ne and othcI
mhCr.
TRACT No. A certain LIMESTONE Lot
located IN Spring township. Sul d"i county, -"
containing TWEEN Il-IOUR rEU'IlES, NOR"
ur less, bOun 'rd Moth 10y Lands Oi Wm BiIg1r
East 10y lands - Hrmy Mauhcch, south 10y
Lands ui NImu Shicry and west 10y lands o,
Sdmu X. Stdmpn.
sale Ia comm, nee at ~ "'cloct A. NJ oi ,0d
day when du5 altcndal'c will b. gncu aId
terms OF .ale made known 10y
II. WILSON ULSlT, Assignee.
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As the Salvation Army has invaded
Lswisburg we may look for an i'm
proveinent in the general tone OF the
Union county papers. We would ad
wise some OF the editors to take quar-.
ters with the ground hog for few
weeks.
The debating society at Renninger's
school house have adopted the follow
ing question for discussion next Tues.
day evening Resolved, that foreign
Immigration should be abolished v
II this measure should carry we would
like permission to ask Who Is going
to mend our umbrellas, sharpen our
razors and grind our scissorss
No appetite, low spirits, headache,
Hatulency, sieeplesssess, languor, con.
stipation-are these, or any Of them,
emong youf ailments1 II SO, Try DIR.
WALhHR's VINEoA AR BrrERs, and
tell your sick friends its effec,; this is
,he only advertisement the medicine
reqnieres. 1t has spread from house
10 house, from village TO village, all
over the land. in this way.
The following parties left for the
West from this station on the SAL X.
II. R.on Tuesday OF this week: 4. f. Her
rold. Abr. Hassinger and wife, and
David Hassinger, for Halstead, Kan,
J. ID. Smith and wife and Stephen
Boyer for Newton, Kan, Theopholus
Swineford, wife and boy for Chatfield
Mimi, Daniel Benfer, J. Brunner. y.
A. Weirick and Alon Klose, for Bell
vue, o. They all took the Pennsylva-
mia Conpany's lines.
ROLL or HONOR. The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posi- to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
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