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Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
why He Maa There.

In a battle, a soldier was wounded in the
head by a iayelin. The surgeon examined
the wound and told the man that, rs the
weapon had not touched his brain, there
was every prospect Of his recovery. "Had
l possessed any brain, p said the soldier, -
should not have been in the battle. ."--San
Trannisno A rannauk
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
RncEIenla lrnlea salEe.

Tbs best salvs in ths-WOrld Tor juts, bruises
soies, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, letter,
Ohapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
eruetions. and positively cures Piles. or no pay
r,suire& Il is guaranteed to give perfect Satis'
faction, or money refunded. Price 2E eis. pei
~ Fnr sala bY G. W. MARsHALL. DrngRIst.
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
noIisf I'm the IIoraeshns.

The popular belief in the horseshoe at
tanned its greatest diffusion about the end
of the last century. Aubrey tells us that
in his time most all the houses in West
London had a horseshoe over the door.
Lord Nelson nailed one to the mast OF the
Victory, and Lucky" DR.. James used one
as a srest for his carriage.-St Louis Re
publig
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
Female Weakness Positive Cure.
Free.

To THE ED1ToR:-Please inforpa your read
ers that have a positive remedy for the
thousand aud one ills which arise from de-
ranged female organs ~ viii send two bot
ties Of my remedy, PREE to any lady, Il they
will send their Express and P. o. address.
Yours truly, DR.. ]. B. MARCHISI,
Apr.2A At Utica, ~ Y.
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA.
When she vas Chlld, she cried fer CastOgia,
wben she became Miss. she elung v cAstoEia.
When she had Children. she gave them CaatOria.
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
@ATTINoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect June 10, 1871,
st-frtsa r.uAyH DELAWARE AVENUE DEfOf'
AA FAST BOUND


Nsg York daily, os, 10. 4s, 1s 50, m is "a
alBb3s74l, II 23 10. , o,. hrff,t
Reston. s S8pm daily, with Pullman ug. oune.
siSsnin0 cars rnnning tn rough 70 Boston Mltuou' M
ehange. via POnghkeepsie bridge, lahaihk Pas70u
Tsrs IN b. q 81, station, Boston,, 90 . A IN
ifs5etnhfa week days, 5 O8, bog, So ~.
q r. = "a 4 1O 900 90. 10 90 10 80, u ~ NJ, ~ !;
Ia 45. SOS. 40. O5, ss. e4o, 81 ssO' ~ "
q eelphls suadays. 0s, 4s, 1911 %, . 9o5,
N ~ Ii f1 m; O0 g As, %, 10, %, % 80
Tdf.gsO. 10 90. II 25 p n.
WEST BOUND. - a. a,
Raltniore and Washington, 30, W . -, ~
am.i2 10, aO5. IS. 8 O6. 9 q, s. m aaly, a a.
Baltimore and way stations, " N anu %
pm daily. ,......o ~ pbgiedelnbla
alVision, 10 06 q IA daily. IN.
Piitsbnrg, SO q I'd; 70. p m, dally:
chicago i a \ m: 8 O6 D n, both daily. -
Cireiirati and 81 Louis, II 10 p m and o. 2 5n
singerly Accommodation 7,0S q. m zoo ''''
and II 10. -, -. > 10
Iandenbeig Accommodation, week days. f'O<'
i1O0am, 2 IS aud 4.55 p m. sundayr' . ~ "'
T,EavF PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON,
Week days, 42O, 600, 7.35, lo 3 ~ s.a'' ly:y ~
II S5 a m. 900 noon, ~. % ", ioI ss 20,
ass. 20, so, As, 6 30, 70, 10. lOls ana lAoe
Sunday. 20. 500, si5, 80. 9ss, 1000, i g
am. II 20 noon, 50. 90. 81, 2 30 49, ~
7@s $40. 10 10 asd II SOP m.
Rates % Western polnlsweaiern than via any
afher line. @. o. SCuLaLs Gent faAs. Akeh1'
81 p ODELIs, Gen ral Manager
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09

sssops TO leave passengers from "
md points north. INN THys o.
NEw CASTLE ACCOMMODATION InA.''1,
1-a,,e wilmington :e.O6 night. and seO p u
dairy. sad 1928 m 4S 6.l5 D. IN ~; n. daily
leave New Castle Lt $50 a. m ana w. p
and1 lN4 81 and 7.29 p. IA. week days .,,,,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND wv
FOLK r. r.
Vaave Philadepha. Old Point Express. - di a
N 1silv Baltimore Gas ,. NJ. WimlhEl9nn sDd
A. n stopping 81 Dover ana iesltnsl l Isi,on Usr-
a. Hiddstown, Clayton. Wyomingi FelsOn u, ,aa,ie
~ ,,-,1 Pr1dgeviIle Seaford and Lanre 70 icaee
psssengera from Wilmington ana poln pl Ta1,nsr
taKe on passengers fer pein e ssuth ~, ~ saiIv
Narth .hound trains leave Delinar lO5 ~, ea.'y ~
revar "a a m regulsrly. arriving W lutEt ~ ~
lisa m Baltimore as a. me- si,e ,.seE
Si0a. m and leaves Delmar ~ S.S1 Y. nj Ii;;bueSeI
aavS arriving at Wilmington o.uI p, m, .,InS At
~ ES9p m. baltimore e.55 p. NJ, Stepping A.
s9TiRcibal intermediate stations s..,or5 Rr,dge-
The Osa tram alec Siops A. 1I.vio', md
,aiie HsrringtOn FeltoR, Wyoming, ClaYton ,tL ~
151dilefOVrn 10 leave passengers from
~ nelsnar or take on passengers from " wlhlsssA s
and points north. Alss stops on sighA' o. A'1'
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAWARE, MARYLAHD VIRSIGIs hIt.,icDs
Lave Harrington for franklin ana way st,l,
Al Se a m 54f D. m weekdays LEARNT ~
S.ass leaves franklin 6 O5 q. ~. 2.0Op m' "s-N'
days. -, C.,a.o,yn Teyes and
13s61,loti, Al 10 81 m for Georgetown hhu Ao u,
RNDW Returning leave Lewes . ,s.. %, G.,r1e.
hoboth 70 pm. Additional tram leaEee i, NJ 49,
,..,SS Far Darlington vt 05 q. m. week days.
oUrEN ANNE & KKET X. R-Lesys Townsendd en- q
eo- Tentreyille and way stations 9ao h @ ~. sliu
aQ2 D. m. week DAYS. Returning leave Neu'''
VilIs 2 50 q. m, and 4.5d p n. week uAys D..
EsE4. a CaBsAFEAKE x. R,-LeaVe Clag'SIo g1 : os VI ~
~.LSi s,,d ,ysV Nations at Q42 .. N. and osv9 v
y S'ssel-days. returning, leave Oxford o'oO = NJ
ana 80 ,. n. Aeek-days,
CkNneansE q sKAFORD T. k-tseaIe ssarosS Z, =, .
- Ts--t1sj,se md intermediate stations AZ ll.ss
~ v,ssir 5svsI ard on Tuesdays, Thnrsdays;s ;sho
satnrdsVs As D. n. Returning leave CAino1i9s Sb
S s0a M .and on Taeadaye, Thunday'' anu oa'-
ufus,' CdIs. &. PUGH. General Manager.
I n WOOB, Gene1al PaRaenPer Agent
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09

'eWhy 10 l spend my time reading ro-
mancesPn repeated an old woman to one
who had questioned her. Reading TO
nances has been my favorite amusement
always. When ! was young read them
70 anticipate what hoped to experiences
now peruse them to recall what have
4
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09

zee wau ~ t4n , wen nse1 ecg, ..SSS,----. .,--.
ing TO q canine fancier, is TO grasp aim By
the back Of the neck and hold him lp. II
q cur, he yeips; Il we'll brad. he nsvsB uA-
ters q whimper
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
p. w. & B. Railroad
.LAwARE DIVISION.

DELAWARE DIVISION.
On and after August iO'h, 1891, (snndays eA
ce.fed, trims will leave As follows.
GOING SOUTH. An Al T. D.
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Sharp Competition.

A placard in the window of provision
dealer reads rs follows; BEST butter oDe
shilling a pound. Any one paying more
robs himself"
His neighbor, dAiryman, who also deahs
in butter, very naturally inferred that the
notice aimed at him. He, therefore, re
turned the compliment by putting up the
following announcement; BEST butter
one and two pence a pound. ANY one pay
ing less poisons himself. "-MuneheneF
Blatter
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
G. LaYTON GRIERD. D.S.
DENTIST.
MILFORD. DEL

ONCE over the Bank.
N The dental rooms for
merly Ocf upied BY Dr y.
F Marshall.
fF y - Ffllings crown, ana
=s--l - 3 bridge work Special a.
f tention given TO ruppef
MI fsTaI>AS Gas and local anaesthe-
. ..A,,ini-tered far the extracting Of teeth. U
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09

II YOUR BACn ACHES,
or YOU are all worn ont really good for notn-
ing It Is general debility. IIy
VNsS IRON AlI1AhS
twill cure you, cleanse your liver Ar
good appetite.
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
from FfankIln UILF ,.,- -, -,
CJunR North read down. 9oiag SCUM ~ IyHu uP

p KusfHY. General superintendent,
- II. L. HOLIDAY Superintendent
Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09
COD MUST DECIDE

When Abbe de Rance had so advanced
in studying Greek that he could translate
Anderson at twelve years Of age, there
was no donbt left that he was. intensiefi toE
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rrOrLn on mn 20.


Flash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Cominr
and Going.
C. A. HaiDes, of Philadelphia, i,
with Luther Glasser.
John McKelveyand wife are visiting
at the sea shore.
Mrs. Alice Shoemaker, of Hazleton
IS visiting her sister, Mrs W. w. Reber
ON First street.
Mrs. s. H. Chubb, of Lebanon, is
with the folks at home," DR.. and Mrs
N. b. Reber, on First street.
Mrs. w. II. Reiohard, of Wilkes
barre, was a visitor to relatives i'm town
for few days this week.
Ed Radcliffe, of Camp 541. p. o. S.
of A., returned Saturday from Gettys-
burg, where he was a delegate to the
annual State Encampment.
Guy Crawford and wife, of New
York City, were in town Sunday, guests
at the home of A. j. Durling.
Co. Supt. T. A. Snyder and wife,
will leave on Saturday for Niagara Falls
and points of interest in Canada.
Our young friend Harry Goode, of
Jersey City, N. j., accompanied by his
cousin, Miss Eva Saul, an accomplish
ed young lady of New York City, we're
visitors in town for few days this
week.
Thomas A. Williams, of Childress,
Texas, is in town, at the bedside of his |
llged father who is quite seriously ill. |
Mr.. Williams was a former LehiPhton- |
an, doing boot and shoe business in
he building now occupied by Deifen- /
ierfer's cigar store on First street.
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FRoM MAucN chuMK

The County Capital spiritedIy Epitomiss,
by a Special Correspondent Persona
and Otherwise.
Hon. Ed Mulhearn and family bav,
been spending the week at Atlantic
City.
County Treasurer J. T. Mulhearn,
OF Lansford, was a visitor in town.
Wednesday.
Sheriff Levan and Joe Schmid on
Tuesday conveyed John Schilli to the
Danvilie insane asylum.
Charley McGill returned to Pbila-
delphia this week, after pleasant
sojourn with old dacquaintances in town
and Summit Hill.
Contractor Sendel has built the
pavilion in Central Park for the
Marion band, and from now on our
people can expect some rare musical
treats. N''0'i
g. A. Rex, of the popular "Good
Market" expects to open the grocery
of that business in the
room lately occupied by Sam Carpenter.
on or about the first of September.
The Opera season opened in this
town on Wednesday evening with the
production Of "Two Old Croniee y |
Messrs. John and Harry FaQa. under
whose management Concert Hall has
been conducted for several seasons
past, are giving the people of this citv
1rst-ciass shows and they should he |
in their efforts.
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MCPHERSON, of Eastop. is Jeanes-
yille's new pitcher. They say he is a
jim-dandy.
1HE INDEPENDENT would like Le-
highton team, the champions of the
Lehigh Valley, to visit Germantown
before the season is over.-German-
town Independent
Jennings stands third in Associa-
ton short stops and is playing a game
that brings the highest praise from the
critics in every city where he appears.
In Sundays Press he is spoken of as
follows: Louisville may have a death
grip on the last place, but the past few
weeks has demonstrated one thing
that 1t has the coming short stop of
the country in Hugh Jennings. He
was practically an amateur when he
joined the club, conscientious work he
has advanced to the front ranks. and
now is one of Louisville's favorites.
lie goes after any and everything, and
covers as much territory as any short
stop in the country. He is also extre
mely handy with the bat, and there is
not more reliable hitter in the club.
Jennings attended school last year on
money borrowed from his brother. and
since he joined the Louisville Club he
has been sufficiently frugal to enable
MN to return it. He not only tries to
attain the highest round in the ladder
Of base ball fame, but when not on the |
diamond he devotes himself to improv- |
ing his mind.
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The Carbon Advocate
sATURpAY, AUGUST p. 1s91.
lEoRrT soo1ETv GOSSIP.

~ Edgar Xander has been elected
outside sentinel for Lehigh Council,
lOl, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, in town.
~ John q. Seidle has been elected
Noble Chief of Gnaden Hutton Castle,
No. 316, X. G. E., of town, vice Gustar
Kunow, resigned.
~ The Board of Control of the Death
Benefit Fund of the Supreme Castle,
X. G. E., have extended the time for
admission of members at the reduced
rates, until November 1st, and every
Sir Knight should be enrolled at once
~ Everything being favorable Le-
high Council, No. 10l, Jr o. U. A. NJ,
will this friday evening present the
national stars and stripes to the public
school at Packerton. The members
will turn out in body and parade to
the above place.
~ At the state camp P. o. S. of A..
at Gettysburg Frank P. Speice, Tama-
qua, was reelected state president for
his second term; William Weand, Phila.,
reelected state secretary, and Irwin S.
Smith, Camp SO, Reading, reelected
state treasurer, by vote of 432 to 70
for G. s. Krug.
*4*The second annual picnic of Oak
Grove Council, No. 357, of Pleasant
Corner, will be held on Saturday, Sept
II, Rev, A. P. Horn, of Summit Hill, and
others will address the gathering
Sittler's Cornet Band will furnish the
music. A grand time is assured and
all are cordially invited to attend,
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PARRYVILLE.

The Events of Wreck in the Iron Town
EpitomiEed.
-Dildine Snyder's new house is
ready for occupancy.
Peters new building. when com
pleted, will be credit to the town.
The jovial William Remaley visited
old aequaintances at Weatherly over
Sunday.
No, 8 stack of the Carbon Iron and
PIPE Company is undergoing many
needed repairs.
Jacob Peters will move his general
store from Main to Centre street dur
ing next week.
"A little Democrat is a welcome
visitor at the home of Pop Aaron
Straup. Here, shake.
Every citizen of Parryville should
take the ADVOCATE. 81 year or so
cents for six months.
The friends of our popular Valley
station agent, H. d. Snyder, are urging
him for the Republican nomination
Prothonotray.
1t IS said that work ON the proposed
new Reformed Church will be dis
continued owing to some dissatisfac.
tiop existing, We regret to note this.
and hope all difficulties will be over,
come and the good work continued.
The excitement caused over the
sudden and mysterious death of Harry
Blose some weeks ago has, in measure
died out, and it looks very much now
as If his murdurers would escape with
out punishment,
The vacant space between the I,e-
high river and the Valley railroad is
being filed in with cinder, with what
ultimatum is hard to say, but it is a
safe conclusion that there is something
back of it.
Martha, daughter of John Beltz.
was on Thursday married to John
traeble, of WeatheFly, at the home of
the brides parents. They have our
warm eongratulation and best wishes.
The genial r. w. Rinker returned
home Saturday from Gettysburg, where
he had been for week in the Interest
OF Washington Camp, p. .. S. of A., of
town, as delegate to the annual State
encampment
The M. e. Church is undergoing
extensive internal improvements.
which, when completed will make the
editice the coziest in the Valley. The
pastor, Rev. d. L. Mccartney, is an
earnest worker, and well liked by
our people.
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To Our Subscribers.

The special announcement which ap-
peared in our columns some time since.
announcing special arrangement with
DR.; b. J. Kendall Co., of Enosburg
rails, Vt, publishers of "a Treatise on
our subscribers were enabled to Obtain
copy of that valuable work free bv
sending their address to B. j. Kendall
20. (and enclosing two-cent stamp
for mailing same) is renewed for a
limited period. We trust all will avail
themselves of the opportunity of OBJ
tanning this valuable work. To every
lover of the Horse it is indispensable,
as 1t treats in simple manner all the
diseases which affiict this noble animal
Its phenomenal sale throughout the
United States and Canada, make IL
standard authority. Mention this
paper when sending for "Treatise."
July1I-12t
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Rssolutlans % condsIenoe.

LhhlGHrON, Aug. 18th, 1891,
Head quarters OF John ID. Bertolette Post. 4si,
g. A, X, AZ regular stated meeting Of John
beitolette f0st 4s4, c. A. r., held Thursday
evening" Aug. 18th, 1884, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The Great Commander OF the
Universe IN his Infinite wisdom has ordered me
hn9l muster Of QomTade, Chas. LangkammereT
therefore be il N''''
RESOLVED, That we recognize His all-wise
p0Woii ana bow In meek submission TO His will,
Keeling that though the afllicton brings with n
pam ana sorrow, It Is only another exposition OF
the mysterious way in which the Great Conn
mandeE performs ,ii his wondrous powers,
RESOLVED, That TO the berOaYed family we
lender sincere solicitude aud commend them 10
God for comfort In their sore aniietlon for We
recognize the loss OF faithful COmrade and the
community respected citizen.
RESOLVED, That our charter be draped In
morning, these resolutions be spread on the
minutes, copy furnished the family, and that
they 6e published IN the CARBON ADVOCATE.
slie has fought his last fight
He sleeps his last Sleep
JOHN BOHN,
CHAs, RADDATZ, Committee
doaEPH y, WEnB, SR.
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hhhlottioNi FA.s aug ~, 1891.
Mr., EpIToR.-I was in attendance at the
Democratic County Meeting on Monday, as has
been my custom for twenty years past, and
wish to express through your Journal my disgust
and contempt for the fraud perpetrated on the
Democracy Of Carbon county that day. II was
apparent to every keen observer that the com
bination formed against Esser recognized that
he would make his nomination fairly at the
next Democratic Convention, and no one knew
this better than KlotZ, Cassidy and few Of the
other Would-he leaders, notwithstanding their
boast TO the contrary, and their encouragement
to each OF the candidates in opposition, that
their chances for nomination were each and an
good, hence, I'm order to defeat him, 1t became
necessary for this unprlnolpled gang-men who
Judging from their acts at the meeting, would
commit most any fraud, no matter how helnous,
70 ostTangle the viii of the majority at the meeting
IN order TO carry out their neiarlous and cor
rupt scheme. No matter what would have been
the condition at this meeting, this fraud which
was planned weeks before would have been
carried out Dy the combination. The situation
as II now stands Will make two Democratic OOn-
seintions @ ana TWO sets Of election officers, aud
thls was me object sought In order TO place two
| Democratic candidates In the dald ana disriipt
the party, anu give Cassidy klotz, Eabody and
Mapy the control oil tie machinery OF the Darfy
/ These fellows know very little about the Duise
OF the people II they imagine their plaps will be
successfully carried out, Tor there Is no one more
/ popular among the Democrats and people OF
/ carbon county than the present PrOthQnotary,
/ and u any OF the gang" Imagine that his ininl
enee Is ON the wane they viii hnd ont their great
/ mistake. TT "'' 'H1 'fr 7'N''
Y was further apparent from the antics and
/ acllons 81 piauSs, Bauer aud Boyd az the meet
l Ing that they We're in league with the sehemers.
When lett home 70 attend the meeting was a
Olauss man, simply because he was my towns
man, out nom now on until election l am an
ksser man, and will do all in my power for ms
nOmlnOuon ana election, and In conclusion i
/ know OF twenty-five different persons who have
| active In Esser's behalf '' 'FN
God save the Democratic party from such
| seaaeIs az CASSIDY and KlOtz.
Yours truly,
JFFFFRsON nFnrOou A sr
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NEWsY WEIssPoRr.


The Doings ofa Lively Town Briefly ohroni
cied IN Short snip-snap Order by th,
Stroller and ohum."
day. 0''1 Oi 'iOi'
3 town Monday.
Alex. Dreisbach, Of Royersford, Pa.
Is visiting Andrew Weiss
Barber Bsrang has nicely improved
0he interior of his tonsorial parlor.
P. j. Kistler has been appointed
administrator of the George Rapp
Fred Fraebel, Stroudsburp Demo-
erat, was the guest of A. w. Marsh.
Squire Fatzinger, of Towamen.
sing was shaking hands with old ac-
quaintances, Tuesday.
Nathan Snyder lost valnabie
morse by death the other dav, The
animal suffered paralysis of fhe fore
parts and was shot to relieve il from
It's sufferings.
The oldest horse in the oonntv 10
no doubt the property OF b. r Petsrs
a Franklin Democrat The animal -
81 years of age, and was sired bv St |
Valley. ~ ''ii9
Christian Groot. one of opr eld ro
sidents, is reported quite in For soroo
years he has been working in the shons
az Packerton. Years ago he learned
Obert. ''i'''ei 'Osepl
Work On .o,r,a,-,4s
new planning mill was commenced tbis
week. The building will be of brick
0OXlOO feet in dimensions. The buiId'
ing Will be erected by the Carbon
county Improvement Company.
"A fellow whe represented biosole
to be the original "Drn Savior ,TSas
Saturday for obtaining money
under false pretense. He called m
the mother of Mrs. Thigh SoIt. and
to have pow-wowed for a child
oI tne latter, saying he was told to call
Ior So lie got the money, but trouble
LolloWed. The case was settled.
Rev. Morgan Peters was dnlv in !
stalled as pastor of the Reformed {
church in this place on Sunday last J
me installation sermon was preacbeJ d
1y Rev. Madison Peters, of New York 1
Jlty, and the ordination by Revs. Stem
,adaaberry, Steckle and Huber. Between
w and 1000 people were present. The
objection amounted to more then $40
Ney. Peters will make his home at the I
esidence of B. K. Culton on White |
treet. "i'o
"A peculiar shooting case is ouite
little sensation hereabouts. On the
light of August 1st, Milton Headman, p
travelling huckster, on his way from a
Nllkesbarre to his home in Buclrs L
ounty, stopped over night at the resi- +
Ience of John Williams, near the canal Il
a franklin township. During that o
light he was shot in the left groin. a
he ball from 80 caliber revolver S,
aSsing into the abdomen where ii is c
I'LL lodged. The shooting, it is said fl
y al parties who we're present. TO Ii
ave been the result of an accident. Il
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"A pretty wedding was happily
solemnized at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. !, s, Koch, on Second street, Tues
day morning, when Miss Laura Master,
of town, and Granville Knerr, one of
Bangor's popular business men, were
united in the golden bonds of wedlock
by Presiding Elder He'll, of the Allen
town District of the Evangelical Asso-
citation. The young couple will reside
at Bangor, Pa, We tender warm CON
grRtulatiops,
1t is thought that but few of the
members of Lehigh Fire Company, of
town, will go to Lock Haven, to parti-
cipate in the state Firemen's Conven-
tion, instead, however, the "boys" viii
attend the fremen's tournament at
Rethlehem sometime during next
month.
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RAILROAD RUMBLlNGs.

THE Lehigh Valley has just turned
out new dirt burner from the Wealth
erly shops. It is No. 586, and the boys
say that she is dandy.
tan exchange says that the Lehigh
Valley Railroad has made contract for
carrying 5000 cars of grain from the
West over its road and is at present en-
gagged in fulfilling the agreement. An
average fifty cars Of grain pass over the
road daily.
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of all blood-purifers is DIR. Pieree's
folden Medical Discovery. But it's
different from all Of them. What
ever is claimed for this, it's gltardn-
teed to do. The money is refunded
in every case where it fails to bene-
it or cure. It's because it Is differ
elt that It can be sold SO. All
diseases originating from a torpid
liver or impure blood yield to it.
1t eleanses and purifes the system,
freeing it from all manner of blood
pOisons, no matter from what cause
they have arisen. For Dyspepsia,
l3iliousness, Scrofula, Salt rheum,
letter, Erysipelas, or any blood.
taint or disorder, it is an unequaled
remedy. Nothing else can take its
place.
GGolden MEDICAL Discovery q
contains no alcohol to inebriate,
and no syrup or sugar to derange
digestion.
It's q concentrated vegetable ex-
tract I put up in large bottles ,
pleasant 70 the taste, and equally
good for adults or children works
equally well az the year round.