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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-02
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.

The catalogue OF the University OF
Maine for the current year is iust out 1t
shows q total enrolment OF 1856 students
an Increase Of 81 over last year. They are
classified as follows: Graduate students,
eight; School Of Law. AZ; seniors, GS;
juniors, 80; sophomorss. &c; freshmen,
ia; specials, five; short agricultural.
seven. These students represent eight
states. besides the provinces Of New
brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Among the moTs important new pro-
fessors and Instructors are Howard Scott
Webb. III. f., L. e. professor OF eleotri-
cal engineering; Karl Pomsroy Harring
ton, M. A. professor Of Latin; John
Homer Huddilston, Phi. D.. professor of
Greek, aud william Emanuel Walz, 81.
A., l.. b., instructor In law. There Is q
noteworthy increase in the number of
tutors and assistants.
Announcement is made that the regular
course in the School Of Law will here
after cover three years, although college
graduates may be able to complete 1t in
tive years, Graduates OF Bates, Bowdein,
Brown. Colby. University Of Maine, and
Wesleyan are at present In the school.
Plans have been made for q general re-
union Of the alumni OF the University
Maine at the coming commencement
jane 9-l3 Replies already received by
the secretary of the association indicats
that the att ,ndRnce will be larger than
It has been at any preceding reunion.
Sauan hu ndren nottees of the FeuuiOu
were sent out. Something over eco re-
plies have already been received, ana
more than half of tueGe are favorable.
Every class from 1872 to 1899 Ia to be req
rsaented,
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THE BEST CARPET CLEANING.

Long experience and the most approved
modern methods make 1t easy for E. A.
Little, 1875 Lancaster street, to do salts
factory work for his patrons. No pos
sibls danger of injury to any csrpsts
with his perfected machines, and the pro-
osss renders the carpets absolutely clean
and fresh IA appearance. Telephons or
postal insures prompt response.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-02
RAYMOND.

Eat Raymosd, April 80. -Examination
Of teachers In the schools Of Raymond
took place at the school honse. East Ray
mond, Saturday, April IS, conducted by
W. l.. Churchill, superintendent OF Schools.
The term begins TODAY, and will continue
niue weeks. Following are the list Of
teachers: No. !. Nettle W. Libby, Gray;
.. Lillian NJ. Harmon; 4, Lucis +. Cole;
., Lillian III. Plummsr; d, Mabel San
born, EaIt baldwin; z, Jennie Latham;
8. Bate Strout; 9, Percie K. Lsavitt;
10. Isoring s. Mains. All are residents OF
tAis town with two exceptions, speaking
well for our home talent.
Clerk, the little son of Rev. A. u.
mcleod, who has been Ill with diphths-
ria, IL improving.
The auction sale of goods Of Chas. K.
Small took place at North Raymo nd,
Saturday. The goods sold were mostly
furn isure saved from his buildings when
they were burned.
The select men are engaged In ASSISTING
the axes for the ensuing year.
Pomona Grange will be held with this
grange, Saturday. June IL.
Rev. A. II. Noticed preached ysster-
day to u we'll filed houss, from the text
Luke 10: s. 1t Was very abls dis
course.
Grip colds are very prevalent in the
place.
Mrs. james S. Plummsr, who has been
critically i'll. Is improving.
DIR. ID. H. Dole Of tae Jackson gram
mar school, Portland. Is spending his
vacation with his wife's people.
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his sister. Mr.. Charles Hayes. Summer
street.
Mr.. Harry Gsyer. Hoyt street, has re-
turned from brief trip with friends In
Orange, N. J.
Mr.. Georgs strout, Jr., fireman on the
Maine Central has been on the sick list
for . few days.
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BRowNFIELD.

BrownneId, April 90.-Deneon Asa
Williams Mansfield died on the 27th.
aged sc years, 6 months and 10 days.
Deacon MAnstisid IVES born on the farm
where he died. ana hss ever made t1st
mis- home. He Was Of the third genera
tion Of Aansfelds who occupied that
farm for about 1U0 vars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-02

4 The Reform Club .met ct the school
house, Mountain, sunday evening, for
their regular messing. The pastor gave
. stirring, earnest Temperance address,
The next MEETING viii be on the nil
v. X. Thofps, I. J. Brown and wife.
attended services at Gray, yesterday,
sermon having bean prsaohed to the Odd
Fellows By kev. Ar. Childs.
CORNISH.
Cornish, ApriI TO.-Preston G. Parker
has movsd from Main street to Cumber-
land street.
Charlss II. Baglsy IL movipg into the
houss formerly occupied By J. q. San
Levi stons has moved from Deering
into the nousl own ed by Frank p. FOX.
There will be CALICO ball ct Union
hall Friday evening. May 9Th.
MIR. Edward Prescott, OF Boston, Is
visiting at krakin l.. Matson's.
Mrs. Martha Buoknell, who has been
very III, is Improving.
There is quits prospeot OF anet1er
manufaotory Of clothing being opened
The Free VIII Baptls. ohu rob, which
has been purcha ssd By the Odd Fellows,
10 TO be removed, and . large building
built on the site. IL will be = great I'm
provemsnt, as the church was rapi iIy
going TO decay.
At a special neeting Of Gresnleaf
Lodge, No. Ill.,. and A. M, held
Masonic hall Friday evening, April s'th,
three oandidates rsosived the n. q. de-
gree anu one the N. Al. degree.
Dr. Lewis Chase Of Portland Is In
town.
BRowNFIELD.
BrownneId, April s0.-Deaeon Asa
la he OTfh.
aged &C years, 8 months and 10 days.
Deacon Mansfield IVES born on the farm
where he died. and hss ever made t1st
mis- home. He was Of the third genera
tion Of Aansfields who occupied that
farm for about loo ysars.
BUXTON.
Chioopse, April 20 -Rev. Vim. Bragg
and family returned from conference last
Tuesday.
Mr.. David Callahan returned from
Asridsn. Conn, last Friday week, and
is now working at Desring.
Ars. Mary Il. Lawrence and tive
daughters, Of Portland were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bragg from Saturday
to Tuesday morning.
By sickness Of o number OF psrtons
the Ladies' Circle was almost failure
last "Wednesday ct Mrs. Geo. smiths.
The ladies are requested TO meet at tae
p&rsouhBo tuih UouMesueJ aAbCEutons Aes
business session. Ths people at South
Standish are to give q reception to their
pastor and family this Wednesday even
Ing NJ $50.
KENNEBUNK.
Ksnnebunk. April Sat the receD {
annual conference OF the Aethodh
church Rev. q. u. Millward, was reap
pointed TO the Kennebunk and Ssoo
Road hurchss. His return WAS antioi-
gated, and IL received with pleasure by
the churches,
the w. q. L. u. of Kennebunk have
announced convention early In the
month Of May. Mrs. l.. n. N. Stevens
of Portland. TIE national president Of tie
Union, will be the principal speaker.
MIR. Albsrt Wyman Is confined to his
b ome on account Of ri aknsss.
Considerable sickness prevails in this
vicinity at tbil tIue.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

II your Bicycle needs Cleaning or Repairing
bring 1t TO us and we viii put T. IN first class
cOndIt on and guarantee the work. We do all
kinds Of Bicycle Repairing and Enameling, Tool
Grinding of An Kinds. Lawn Mowers sharp
ened Also Pattern and Model Work. Our
Prices Are Reasonable.
e. M. COBB & co. n ns FEE ~ da; SI;;
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-10-25
CENTREVILLE.

Robert Erdley is Centrevillc's S
happy man--a new born daughter
at this home.
DR.. j. +. Kanawal is the cham
pion squirrel hunter.
Mohn brothers captured two wild
turkeys
H. A. WolAey has a bruised foot
and a braised head, and he says ne
is not solid in the middle of his
body. :
Sick-Virgie Drummer, Mary
Spaid and Blanch Slime.
Henry Mohn and wife made a
business trip to Miillinburg.
Mrs. Amelia Showers, of Will
Transport, is spending a week a.
nsang her many relatives here.
Mrs. Alice Mertz, of Swineford,
is staying at DIR. j. W. sampsell's.
W. f. Sanders and family, Mrs.
Lizzie Miller and kathyrn Miller
visited the family Of II. q. Arbogast
at Fremont.
Mrs. DIR. j. w. Sampsell is visit
ing her brother, Charles Spangler,
in New York City.
Our people are looking forward
to the &. f. Convention which will
.eoavene in t,is town this week.
Merchant Showers is in the city
of Brotherly Love this week, pur-
chasing his fall and winter goods.
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S.ELINSGROVE.

Mrs. Mary Shultz of Adamsburg
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Nan Ulrich, of Millcrsburg,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Burns.
j. S. Bonsman sold his property
on North Market street to Mrs.
John Miller.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Ulrich and wife,
of Scenery Hill Pa, are visiting
their parents.
Mrs. Howard Ulsh, who has
beenin Phila. for the past two weeks,
returned home.
Geo, W. Long, Esq, died on Sun
day night and WAS buried ON We'd
nesday forenoon.
Mrs. Charles Meyer, of Blooms
burg, wa, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Sarah Miller.
Rev. +. S. Shultz and tam;'r. Of
Johnslown, are being enterta,n,I ~
Mrs. Henry Schoch.
Prof. William Noctling has go',
to Beaver Dam to spent few day,
with his son, Charles.
Mrs. William II. Dale, Of VIII
Jamestown, is the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Isaac Burns.
William Miller, wife and daugh-
ter, of New York, are being enter.
tained by John Richter's.
Mrs. Frank p. Manhart and chill
dren, of Baltimore, are the guests of
her sister, Mrs. Rev. Focht.
+. f. Brown, the democratic can
didate for State Senator from our
district, was in town Monday even
ing.
Misses Hill, of Williamsport,
aui Katie Erhart, of Hanover,
spent a few weeks among friends in
town.
Mrs. Mcbride, who has been
spending few weeks at j. f. For
rester's, returned to their home al
Renoyo.
The football reserves of Susque-
hanna University were defeated lat
the hands of the Lewlstown team by
the score of 100.
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ALlNE

}. B. Underkofler and wife were
the guests of H. A. Foltz, Knouse-
townSunday.
Andy Kerstetter will move his
saw mill into John Fields tract
known as Spots Woodland.
Jacob Martin died Friday and
was buried at Mt. Pleasant Mills.
A liberal reward is offered to any
one who will bring Or send Andy
h,erstetters account book which he
lost somewhere between his place
and the saw mill at Shaded postofice.
:, Geo. Long and wife, Of Pfoutz
valley VIM. Rampher and wife, Of
no.nkertown, Alice Rnmfelt and
cmldren, of Knousetown, were the
guestsof Christ Knouse's.
JAS. Knouse wears . smile, be-
aose i is . bouncing baby giris ~
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INDEPENDENCE.

uriah Martz and friend, Of Nil
lcrsburg, Pa, visited the iormcr's.
son, }. o. Martz, over Sunday.
We are glad to note that William
K. Sutlcl, who has been confined to-
his bed for several weeks from "
phoid fever, is out again.
Henry Mover left for Danyillc,
Pa, ON Friday, where he will be
employed in Il rolling mill.
Master George Suilcl has hccu
nursing a sore hand for Il few weeks
as the result of a bruiSc from lard
ball.
A. b. Meyer Spraincd his hip
some time ago as the result Of fall
from a bicycle. He is improving
slowly.
Amanda Hatllcy declares that
some person or persons have bccu
sncaking around her hen roosIs re
Gently and gobbled Il few OF her best
ROSTERS.
}. X. Leach, +. O. Herman ana
their lady friends, of Mckccs Half
Falls, were seen on our streets Sun
day. Come again boys, We are glad
o see you.
l.. ID. Shatlcr and Chas. Mover
e so far proven to be the best
ylna"rs of this town. Every day
>;n"c the season opened they bro't
III quail and pheasants.
Sonc time past the Mckees Half
Falls reporter stated that Jumbo's
general utility man coaxed his flu
ture father-in-law's dog along sJr
company, but since then he instruc-
ted him to do so, as the rabbit sea-
son is close at hand and he is in
need of a good dog TO better accom-
modate guests who wish to hunt.
Mr.. Herman got the dog.
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w. II. Reitz and Mr.. Yocum. of

w. II. Reitz and MIR. Gocum, Of
Trevorton, were visitors at this
place.
Miss Lula Moyer, was taken to "a
Philadelphia hospital to undergo
medical treatment.
George Brown, one of our prom
lsing young men, is working for the
Grand UnionTea Co.
The teachers meeting is not So
prosperous as it should be ON ac--
count of some of the teachers being
sick.
Henry Sanders, of McKccs, had
quite a run Friday evening. While
going through Happy Hollow he
was attacked by three unknown.
men, but Henry was too good on {.
run and got home unhurt but out
of breath.
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DUNDORE.

Last Sunday morning while N.
L. Dundore and wife were to Sun
day school some one took a bicycle
from the premises which was left in
their care. No reward is offered as
the party is well known and they
would better repor: at an early date.
Potatoes are finding ready sale at
80 cents per bushel.
ID. G. Stahl made a business trim
to Fremont last week.
Squire Sechrist raised 800 bush
els of potatoes this season.
p. II. Sechrist sold fat OK to f.
c. Adams at Herndon.
r.. Meiser was in town.
Frank A. Eyer and Maud F..
Davies, Of Camden, n. j., were en-
tertained one day last week b. n.
r. Dundore and wife. Sara G..
Eyer, of Selinsgrove, made the oc-
casion very enjoyable by furnishing
exquisite music.
Isaac. Seller, of Selinsgrovc, spent
few moments in town and is al
ways ready to give his experience in
fishing and hunting.
George Hoover, of Halls Island,
and p. A. Shater drove fine spa:,
of black horses to Harrisburg last
week.
Isaac Campbell, of Northumber-
land, moved to his father on Chest
nut street.
David w. Arnold, of Shamokin,
who has been visiting relatives at
Port Trevorton, stopped in town on
his way home on his wheel.
H. F. Blessing passed through
town with load of potatoes on his
way to the Selinsgrove market.
A. b. Markley was seen on our
streets.
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SHADELI,
b. r. Rcichenbach is on the sick

b. r. Reichcnbach is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Ammon Shatlcr was the
guest Of her parents at Alinc over
Sunday.
The school directors Of the Perry
school district have purchased Il
new set of school books.
Elsie Rcichcnbach, who is work
ing at Frceburg, visited her parents
at this place over Sunday.
John Shatler and wife, of near
Pallas, were the guests of b. +.
Rcichenbach Sunday. Oscar kal-
triter, who is working at Salem, also
was a guest at the same place.
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SWINEFORD

Mrs. j. L. Marks is visiting her
sister in Philadelphia.
Miss Edna Paige, of Richfeld, is
the guest of Mrs. Cyrus Rathfon.
George Wenrich and son, of Sha-
mokin, are visiting H. p. Beavers.
William p. Shelly, of Snnbury,
visited at Samuel Spitler's Sunday.
Lewis Amig and wife, of Selias-
grove, visited among friends in town
Saturday. 10
4. G. Bashoar and wife spent a
few days with his mother at Meal
isterville.
Mrs. James Dietrich spent a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Howell,
at Paxtonvillc.
Mrs. William Smith paid a visit
to her brother, who is sick in the
hospital at Danvillc.
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PORT TREvERrON.
Lewis BOhner returned home.

Lewis Bonner returned home.
H. +. Charles and Mr.. Stetler, of
Selinsgrove, were in town Sunday.
Charles Keller, of Selinsgrove;
George Rine and wife, Of Milton,
and Miss Mary Rine, of McKees
Half Falls, were the honored guests
of Henry Keller and family Sun
day.
Mrs. DIR. Nipple, of Sunbury, Wis
tied her aged mother during the past
week.
Mrs. Stahl and sister, of Middle
burg, and Miss Bingaman, of Lew
istown, visited relatives in town
Saturday.
Edwin Arnold and family, of
Shamokin, are visiting their par
ents.
A. W. Aucker, Edwin Mitter-
ling and William Brubaker spent
Sunday with their better halves.
William Boyer and wife, of Sill
yer Run, accompanied their bright
little grandson, Robert Faust, to his
home in Sunbury.
George Shaffer, who was employ
ed at Shamokin, is enjoying a visit
among his friends.
Charles Mullner and lady friend,
Of Sunbury, spent Sunday at the
National Hotel.
Miss Mabel Tycher, refined
young lady, of Mt. Carmel, after
spending several weeks with Rev.
Francis and family, has returned to
her home.
A bevy of the fair sex attended
the serenading early Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Pierce Bingaman is visiting
relatives at Milton.
s. p. Steffen, wife and nephew,
Ernest Neitz, spent Sunday at Sun
bury, the guest of the latter's par
ents, o. K. Neitz and wife. Miss
Esther N eitz accompanied them to
town.
Harvey Stahlnecker and wife, of
the county seat, called on the latter's
mother, Mrs. Mary ONeil, Sunday.
Williom Helfenstein and wife
and John Helfenstein, of Shamokin,
spent several days in town. The
brothers came for the opening Of the
hunting season. Tney are great
hunters and good marksmen and re-
turned to their homes we'll pleased
with their bunch Of birds. r., 4,
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kKEAMER.

A. c. Smith is the proprietor of a
new carriage.
Grover Smith, of Keller's Busi-
ness College, Lewisburg, was home
over Sunday.
Michael Erdley and John Fields
enjoyed a turkey dinner at Fremont
Wednesday.
George Gordon, who has been
working in the vicinity of Wilkes
Barre, visited his family and friends
several days last week.
W. w. Roush and family, of
Paxinos, visited the formers par
ents, James Roush's, Sunday.
The benches for the new church
arrived last week. They are very
neat and comfortable.
Prof. Foster Fisher, of Salem,
one of our able professors of Sus-
quehanna University, was caller
in this vicinity Sunday evening.
Mrs. Annie Hottcnstein and her
daughter, Ellen, Of Mitllinburg, Wis
tied hel sister, Mrs. Thomas Diet
rich, Sunday.
Those of our hunters who Sue
ceeded in bagging turkeys thus far
are: "A. ID. Kramer, three turkeys;
Galen Kramer, two; Samuel Her.
man, one, and Fisher Walter one.
They were all shot on the noun
tains close to the Summit Hotel, ex-
cept one, which was captured on
Dietrich's farm.
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SALEM.

Misses Mary Miller, Amelia Hum
mel and Amanda X. Yutzy called
on Edith Wilmer Saturday after
noon.
Charles Fisher and wife visited
,, at New Berlin Sunday.
Oscar Kaltwriter was a Fremont
visitor Sunday.
Misses Annie Gcmberling and
Catherine Wilmer spent Thurs day
very pleasantly at Kreamer, th5
guests of Mrs. j. f. Magee.
Harvey Dreese, Of Kantz, spent
Sunday with Oldt ID. Kessler.
Clyde Steese and wife were enter
tained by Charles Maurer and wife
Sunday.
ID. W. Moycr and wife and Sam
uel Kessler and wife spent Sunday
at Kreamer.
Miss Belle kaltriter, of Ere
mont, is being entertained by the
family Of VIM. j. Boyer.
Theo. Row, wife and daughter
Edna, visited Mrs. Matilda Fisher.
A minister, a former classmatc of
Rev. Haas, preached an interesting
sermon Sunday in German.
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| LOCAL HAPPENINGS ON NEARBY
PAXTONVILLE
(Too late for last week.)

NIoo late Tor last week.
Mrs. Michael Frantz is on the
sick list.
Ms. Ed. Keefer, of Sunbury, is
visiting her parents.
B. F. Heimbacb and wife, of New
Berlin, were in town Friday.
Miss Mol!ie Mitchell is employed
in the shirt factory in Beavertown.
Prof. f. c. Bowersox and family
visited the formers mother, Satur-
day.
Mrs. James Ayers, of Middle
burg, visited her sister, Mrs. Mich
ael Frantz.
r. f. Gift made a business trip
to Williamsport the latter part OF
the week.
Oscar Hassinger and family, OF
Thomas, w. Va, were in town one
day last week.
Mrs. James Dietrich and daugh-
ter, Marie, of Swineford, are spend
ing a few days here.
Mrs. Chas. Dreese and son and
Mrs. Ada Howell, of Beavertown,
visited Mrs. Mary Howell Satur.
day.
Rollm G. Bowersox, who is en-
ployed at Carlisle, came home Sat
urday to spend few weeks with
his mother.
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SCHNEE.

Peter Garman and wife were to
Richfeld to visit friends Sunday.
ID. M. Rothrock and w. H.
Wendt were to MitilintOwn last Sat-
urday.
David Hoover moved his saw
mill to the timber tract of John
Schnee last Monday.
j. X. Fisher was seen on our
streets last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ellen SPOTS, who was visit
ing friends in Liverpool, returned
home Friday.
Rev. Miller preached a sermon in
the st. Johns church last Sunday.
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WEST BEAVER.

James knepp, of Crossgrove,
was guest of Warren McGlaugh-
Inns Sunday.
Joseph Wagner and brother, Abe,
took trip to Mitllin county Satur-
day for the purpose Of locating 4
Mrs. S. H. Phillips and mother
took in the sights at Lewistown last
week. The latter went TO Pennsyl-
vania Furnace to spend a few days
with her son.
One of our law-abiding citizens
paid $40 last week for the pleasure
of eating few squirrels before the
18th. 1t would have been $50,
but the prosecutor exonerated him
from his share of the fine.
DR.. o. B. Steely, of Idaho, broth
er of J. j. Steely, decd, spent few
days here last week visiting the lat
ter's family, also his sister, Mrs.
Howard Gibbooney, in Belleville,
Mifflin county.
The report is in circulation at this
end that man or at least he claims
himselfas such, passed confederate
500 bill on a blind man, in part
pay in making purchase. That
beats feeding shoe pegs to a blind
mule.
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Don't
Get Thin

Get fat; get nice and plump
here is safety in plumpness.
Summer has tried your
food-works; winter is coming
20 try your breath-mill. Fcl'
is the time to brace yourself.
But weather is tricky; lool
out ! Look out for colds espec.
tally.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is the subtlest OF
helps. 1t is food, the easiest
.ood in the world ; it is more
than food, it helps you digest
your food, and get more nutri-
nent from it.
Don't get thin, there is
safety in plumpness. Man
woman and child.
If you have not tried it, send for free sample
SCOTT & BOVINE,
soe. and 500; eli druggist.
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HOFFER

Ed. Stroud and wife, of Herndon,
are visitors at Thos. Newman's.
Foster Herman passed through
here on his way to j. d. Wildts.
Mrs. w. B. Rine and Lizzie
Herb were to Selinsgrove last week.
We are going to have a bicycle
repair shop at this place next spring.