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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-11-05

We have $40 blank receipts that
we want to fill out by January for
delinquent subscribers.
Mr B c Whitehead and son Ben
ME vf Kingstree, were in town yes
terday.-Florence Times, Oct. %.
MrJ A McAlllster Of Lake City
was in town Monday and honored
this sanctum with short visit.
Mr. q D Gamble Of Indiantshwu,
one of the. best farmers Of his sec
ton, favored Us with call Monday.
We were much pleased to receive
a visit Monday from.our.good friend,
Dr rJ IL Brockinton of lndiantoWn.
Messrs Il F Han ma and J NJ Will
hanson of the lndiantown section
called pleasantly to see US yester-
day.
Miss Barbara Jacobs has resigned
the principaiship Of Lanes High
school and returned to her home in
town.
Mr. R B Gaskins, of the Lake City
section. while in town Monday Call
led To see US and entered his name
for a years subscription TO The Re-
cokD.
The boards of supervisors of reg
istration and county commissioners
met Monday in their respective
Offices.
MIR S r Alsbrook of Suttons was
among those who remembered to
call aud settle their subscription
Monday.
Miss Mary Clyde Hodges of Flor
ence has accepted the school at
Harpers and commenced her duties
Monday.
MIR James Mcdowell McCrea, of
the Indlantown section, called last
week and enrolled as RECORD
subscriber.
Miss Alma Gordon Of Lanes, has
been in the city for several days
visiting her sister, Mrs l. Mouzon. -
Georgetown Times.
We regret to learn of the extreme
illness ofMrR E Mcknight at
Scranton. He has been sick some
days Of pneumonia.
Mr. L S Erich, one of George
towns most alert and progressive
business men, was here yesterday
a few hours on business.
Two tracts of land we're sold at
public outcry Monday. Seventy
five acres to r H Kellehan fol $l52
and two hundred and lightweight
acres to J C Lynch for $3.50.
The close season for shooting par
tridges expired on November lst
Thers is said to be a fine crop of
young birds, which argues fine sport
for the local Nimrods during the
winter.
There is something doing in King
stree in the Building line. -Four
new dwellings are going up in var
ious parts of the town. This is a
healthy sign that argues well fol
growth of the town.
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So Say We All.

AS the weather is getting too cold
to 90 without an overcoat, and as
our last years gloves are too full of
holes to be worn, We wish it distinct
" understood that We carry our
hands in our overcoat pockets solely
for The purpose of keeping them
yarm.-Pee Dee Advocate.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

I have secured the Agency for
several old line Fire Insurance Com
panies and am prepared to write irN
surance on desirable risks in towns
or country. My companies are large
and liberal and absolutely safe. Am
also agent for the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co. and can
bond you on short notice.
C. W. WOLFE,
Kingstree, S. G.
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The Colombians have wonderful
LOYALTY for their constitution, so long
as such a course-pfomises to pay bet
tat than a revolution
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Subscribe ta THE RECORD.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-11-05
Nots ,Stackiey's change of nd.

Nots ,Stackiey's change ofad.
There are twelve prisoners in
Jail.
Hon P S Wall of Scranton was
here Monday.
Thursday, November 26, Is
Thanksgiving.
Mr. E A Mcdaniel was in town
Monday from Jay.
Mr. Otis Arrowsmith spent Sun
day in Charleston.
RI Kirk. Esq, went to Charleston
Saturday on business.
Mr. Jas II Tisdale was in town
Saturday from Central,
Cotton is quoted at l0c to lGBc
to-day on the local market.
Mr. S Poston of Jay was in King
stree Monday on business.
Mr. R C McElveen of Spring
Bank was in Kingstree Friday.
MrL NJ McClam of Mouzon called
to see us Saturday while in town.
MrN NJ Venters of Venters was
among the visitors to town Monday.
Mr. Robert Keith Dargan Of Dar-
Iington was Eoted in town yester-
day.
Mr. 8 A Burgess of Mouzon has
accepted a position in Mr. S Marcus
store.
Mr. PD CockfieId of Lake City
paid us his respects while in town
Monday.
Mr. RI Graham was here Mon
day from Scranton and paid US his
respects.
Mrs w S Lynch and daughter OF
Scranton spent Tues day in town
with friends.
Mr. Yancey Tisdale OF Central
was in town Saturday, greeting his
many friends.
Mr. D E Cantey of Lake City was
q welcome visitor at THE RECORD
Office Monday.
Lynch of Lynch was in
town Monday and dropped in pleas
antly to see US.
MrJJ Eaddy of Leo called Mon
day and renewed his subscription
to The RECORD.
Mr. r L Minis of Single came in
to see US yesterday and renewed
His subscription.
Messrs w G Cantley and Cornell
ius Cantley of Central were on our
streets yesterday.
w Eugene Cook of Scranton, was
in town this morning Florence
Times, November 8.
We were pleased to receive a
visit last Monday from Mr. W F
Hogan of Greelyville.
Mrs Clara G Harper and Miss
Bessie Kelley went to Charleston
Tuesday night to spend several
DAYS In the city.
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JUST RECEIVED

A complete line of Clocks d.
rect from the factory by r A
Watts, Jr., the Jeweler. # you
want goode lock cheap see hiu,
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WANTED-Perslmmon, Dogwood,
Hickory, and Holly logs. Freight
paid on carloads. James Cockshott
Charleston, S. C.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if 1t fails TO cure z W Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
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Strawberry Plants,

Lady Thompson Strawberry Plants
for sale $3.50 per thousand.
II 81 SINaLETARY & Sons.
11-5-3t. Lake Gty, >. u
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Americas Bed For ICo,.

We have just read of it, and believe
it is fine thing. Every person in this
country needs something attractive and
beautiful on their lawn or in their gar.
den. Mr.. James Wick, formerly OF
Rochester, n. Y, says he is anxious to
see how many persons in the United
States can excel him in perfecting this
bed. 7 W
The plants required are Saliva Bon
fire. White Vinca, and the new Ager-
atum. No combination could be finer
or more brilliant.
The plants for the bed will cost from
81, IS to $5 90, but you can secure seeds
from which tC grow these plants for
nothing, if you simply cut out this
notice and return it to ID. Landreth &
Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, with cash
order for $l.00 or more. Send at once
for their new Catalogue, containing full
directions and illustrations of this won
derful Americas Bed for 1903.
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Mrs. Jacob Smith.
our cause.

Margaret, widow of Jacob X. Smith
died in Selinsgrove Thursday evening
Jan. s, 1908. She is the daughter of
Jonathan and Sarah Bause1 Row,
born July 1913, and was aged about 500
years.
She was Of family of9 children,
sons and daughters, as follows: Geo.
w. Row OF this place, Isaac, w. H.,
Margaret, the deceased, Susan, the
wife of Sylvester Wagner, died in Ne.
braska, Lewis, whose whereabouts is
unknown, last heard from in Los
Angeles, Calf, James of Selinsgrove,
Carolina, married to Davis Slear, of
Changers Hollow, Monroe twp, How
ard, of Penn twp.
Funeral Monday at Salem. Revs.
Snable and Genszler Ofliciated.
The husband died about l6 years ago.
Deceased leaves three children to
mourn her loss. They are Frank II.
and James and daughter Sadie,
married to William Hauft.
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Was 1t VIM. Bay?

The Thompsontown "Globe" pub
fishes u letter this week i'm which the
statement is made that man by the
name of Warner of McAlisterville has
identified the picture of the burglar
who died in the Middleburg Jail as that
of his brother-in-law, William Bay,
formerly of McAlisterville.
The correspondent to the "Globe"
says that Bay left wife and two chill
dren some years ago and that Bay is a
pensioner.
The prisoner at the Jail gave his age
as so years and if that is true, he was
only 16 years of age in 1864. There is
another story aflOat here that VIM.
Bay resides at Oriental. This has not
been verefed.
Tuesday evening the Millersburg
Sentinel" told us by phone that the
picture published in the PosT last
week was that of VIM. Bay, who had
lived In one of the houses owned by
him and that he had moved away on
the 30th of last May. The picture was
identified by half dozen people In
Millenburg as that of VIM. Bay. 1t
remains to be seen whether this Is true
or not.
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Coming Events.

Tuesday, January Goth, 1903, Election
of Directors, Middleburg Bank.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10,
and 18th, Farmers Institute in Mid
dleburg.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb. 12, and
13, Farmers Institute in Selinsgrove.
FRIDAY, Jan. %, Banquet at Central
Hotel in Middleburg.
MONDAY, Feb. 1S, Regular term Of
Court will open in Middleburg.
SATURDAY, Jan. II, Box Lunch and
Klondike Social in Seebold's Hall,
Middleburg.
FRIDAY, Jan. 80, last day to make
Nominations for township and bor-
ough officers.
SATURDAY, Jan. "a, Republican Pri-
mary election in Franklin township,
Middleburg, and other districts.
SATURDAY, Jan. II, Republican Causus
of MiddleDurg, Commissioners office,
at p. m.
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Golden Gate Tour.

The first Pennsylvania Railroad
Personally-conducted Tour to Califor-
mia for the present season will leave
New York and Philadelphia on the
Golden Gate Special, January 90, 60
ing via Chicago, Kansas City and El
Paso to Los Angeles and San Diego.
An entire month may be spent on the
Pacific Coast. The Golden Gate Spec
ial will leave San Francisco, returning
Tuesda,, March 3, stopping at Salt
Lake CITY, Glenwood Springs, Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver. Rate, $500
from all points on the Pennsylvania
Railroad east of P,ttsburg, covering all
expenses of Railroad transportation,
side trips in California, and berth and
meals going and returning on the
SPECIAL train. No hotel expenses in
California are. included. Tickets are
good for return within nine months,
but when not used returning on the
Golden Gate Special they cover trans
portation only. For detailed itinerary
apply to ticket Agents, or address Geo.
w. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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S ale ReSister,

Notices OF sales will be inserted free under
this heading when the bills are printed at this
office. When the bills are not printed ut this
Office 50 cents will be charged Persons ex.
pecting to have sale should select date and
have II inserted In this column.
TUESDAY February 8. two miles South West OF
New Berlin, Abra Rennipger will sell q
head OF horses, cows, farming imple.
ments and household goods.
SATURDAY, Feb. 81. one mile East OF Shaded, JON
Athan Reichenbach will sell horses,
cows and farming implements.
MONDAY, March 9, one half mile East ofShadel's 9
Mill, hcnry s Bickhart will sell . horses,
cows and farming implements.
TUESDAY, March 8. one mile North Of Dundorc,
Frank o. Bitner will sell horses. / colt
hogs and farming implements.
"WEDNESDAY. March. 4. one mile Northwest OF
Milmont, on the Daniel 8. Smith farm,
Howard A. Walter will sell horses, I colt,
6cows and farming impliments.
SATURDAY, March II. one-half mile East Of
Stroupt0wn. near buckwheat Valley Road
on the Teats' farm. f. 8. Mittsrling will
sell all farming implements horses and
cattle. M e.1 $780,.
TnusspAy, March so: on the farm 81 Robsr!
Leshet, Blue Hill. e. v. Lesher win Sell
live stock and farming implements.
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Patents.

Keystone Law and Patent Company,
$40 Betz Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Who are the only bonded Patent
Company in the World, offer to make
a guaranteed Patent Office prelimin.
ary examination (not merely their
Opinion) Free of charge to readers OF
"Mlddleburgh Post" who will send a
sketch, model or description of their
inventions.
They will also give certificate of
patentabi'ity which will be of great
assistance to an inventor in raising
cipital.
All patents secured through this firm
are guaranteed under $4,000 bond.
Valid patents with the broadest claims
secured on easy weekly payments.
Write to-day mentioning this paper. If
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-15
DUNKARD
Church Action
STATEMENT
Made
By Rev. ShelIenberger
Restored to His Original Ministerial
Privileges.

We met in special Council in Dry
Valley Meeting house on Friday Jan. 9.
1908, at which ! was called ON to make
u statement of the shooting of the
burglar on Nov. 80, 1902, which !
cheerinlly did. After trying the cas1
before the council, they found that ac-
cOrding to the doctrine of the church
and to vindicate principles of the Cos
el, ! was cX-communica'ed from fell
Iowship. was glad for tnat decision
in 30 doing the church will have a
am. record. .'.'>''' -, hal .lesn honest
and frank cODression the Churcn al my
request was ready to receive me again
into full fellowship and at the same
time restored me to my former minis
terial ri ght.
Yours Truly,
j. B. Shellenberger
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A Birthday Surprise Party.

A party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Herman on Tues
day evening Jan. 9th in honor of their
daughter, Maude, it being her twen-
tieth birthday, there were over n hum
dred persons present. She received
many beautiful and useful presents.
After playing various games and re-
ceiving refreshments all departed at
late hour to their respective homes
well pleased with the evening spent.
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FCID LOCAL LAcONIcs ~

l., Factory needs a few more
,,nly at this office or any OF
in town.
r attempt is now being
6ise money for the parsonage
[hpran church.
ant at cost-Reductions be-
January l4th
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
l,s II beautiful fall of snow
measured about 8 inches
kLE.-Fine large full bronze
toms and hens for breeding.
! address, d. n. APP,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
kLE.-Well established first
6nery and Notion Business,
large trade from surrounding
b country.
for selling, wish to go out of
Address,
l.. DUNKFLBERGER,
Middleburgh, Pa.
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Reduced Rates To Harrisburg.

For the accommodation of those de-
string to attend the Inauguration of
Governor-elect Pennypacker, at Har-
risburg, January 90, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell round-trip
tickets to Harrisburg, from all stations
on its lines in the state of Pennsylvania,
on January 10 and 20, good to return
until January 81, inclusive, at rate Of
single fare for the round trip (mini-
mum rate, 25 cents.
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MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER COUNTY PENNA, JANUARY 15 1908
MARRIED.

In New Berlin, Pa. January sth,
1903, by Rev. S. Sidney Kohler, Mr..
Calvin j. Sechman of New Berlin and
Miss H. Savilla Bridge Of Laurelton,
Pa.
a number ot people brought 6ona-
ton of food and feed for horses to the
Hummel Church, about two miles
from this place during the week. Rev.
n. A. Kiracoie, wishes to announce
his many thanks, for the donations.
Revival Services are being held in the
U. b. Church every evening at Gas p.
M. You are invited to come and help
our cause.
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Remembered Rev. Snablc.
Yours Truly,
j. B. Shellenberger.

SALEM, PA, Jan. ), 1903
Mr. Editor
Please announce in this weeks paper
the following There will be preach
ing at Globe Mills next Sunday at ten
O'Clock a. III. Also Catcchetial Instruc-
tions at the same place on Saturday
afternoon at two O'Clock. The Rev. II.
G. Snable. Pastor of Salem Lutheran
Parish has been kindly remembered
by the members of Salem and Globe
Mills Congregations respectively, who
presented him with two purses con.
tanning handsome sums Of money for
which he is sincerely thankful, and
hopes that his services in the future as
in the past may be in perfect harmony
with the good will Of his best people.
Yours sincerely,
III. G.. Snablc,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-15

1t is pleasure to testify to the gener.
ally high character of druggists. But
because of a few exceptions to the rule,
it is necessary to caution the public to
be on guard against limitations of Perry
Davis Painkiller. See that you get
the right article, the soothing, helpful
Painkiller that was used in your family
before you were born. Don't be take n
into buying substitute. There is but
one Painkiller, Perry Davis.
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A Victory to be Proud Ot

is the final and absolute cure of sore
throat. in which the rawness and ten
derness have been spreading danger.
ously near those guardians of life, the
lungs. The luxury of sound throat
and robust lungs is most keenly enjoy
ed by people who, having suffered all
the consequences Of "a little cold, you
know" have been secured from misery
and danger by Aliens Lung Balsam.
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COURTHOUSE CHIPS.
DEEDS Recorded.

Bingaman heirs 10 Frank Peaver |
acre, A perches, in Beaver twp, $264.
w. y. Napp and wife, to Theodore
Bingaman l7l acres, in Center twp,
$3.50.
Annie f. Aurand ct. al, to Isaac
Winter 3 lots in Beaver twp, $50.
Sarah Il. Middleswarth to Mary f.
Smeltzer, . acres in Spring twp, ST.
900.
Rebecca, David and r. S. Meiser,
executors of Joseph Meiscr, decd, to
Irwin HeintzeIman, acres and % p,
In Perry twp, $l25.
John II. Fry to Odela Fry, in
terest in lot of ground on Isle OF Que in
Selinsgrove, 500.
Sarah NJ. Smoke to Mary +. Stetfen
and Annie l.. Schambach, lot in Polt
Treverton $3.50.
Caroline and S. NJ. Shuler, to Alfred
Lenig, l0l acres - p, in Washington
twp, $1,000.
John II. Martz and wife TO Reuben
Martz ] interest in two tracts of Noun
tain land containing in all 800 acres,
$1,000.
Reuben Martz to Mary T.. MART,
the above land, $1,000.
n. +. Hummel, wife, ct. al to II. +.
Fetterolf home and lot on Isle of Que
in Selinsgrove, $llOO.OO.
r. f. Fetterolf to Mary A. Fetteroli
above house and lot, $4,000.
Mary A. Bolich to John w. Michael
lot of ground in Port Treyerton, $4,000.
Partition Deed between Henry Bach.
man and Mis-. Carrie V. LutH for . a.
l20 p. in Franklin twp.
Elmer Shambach and wife TO Rev.
j. Shamhach u acres, llG) p. in Cen
twp $570.S4.
Mary Brunner to Samuel II. Brun-
ner S acres in Center twp, $4,000.
Sarah $. Meyer and Anna j. Meyer,
executors of Philip b, Meyer, TO Ella
T.. Meyer lots No. 81, 63, "a, 65, 66 and
sOin Fieeourg, 10 acres, 10 p. in Was !.
ington twp, $4,000.
Ella Il. Meyer to Sarah S. Meyer the
above tract, in Washington twp, $500.
Letters Granted.
Letters of admir-. in the estate of A.
j. Gross, late of Selinsgrove, to Mary
f. Hart.
Letters of admir- in the estate of IL.
A. OFT, late of Selinsgrove, to Susan A.
Hart.
Letters of admir- in the estate of Mel
son Mengle, late of Perry twp, to G.
w. Seirer.
Letters of admir- in the estate of Mary
Brubaker, late of Union twp, to Moses
Brubaker.
Wills PrObated.
The last will of Thomas Cornell, late
Of Union twp, decd, letters granted
to Mary n. Cornell. The widow is
sole heir.
The last will of II. r. Reigle, late of
Middleburg, decd, letters testament
ary were granted to Charlotte Reigle.
The Widow Is the heir.
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The Republicans of Middleburg will
hold caucus Saturday evening Jan.
II, in the Commissio ners' office at p.
m. Primary Jan. q, from l to p.
m.
FOR SALE.-HOuse' and Lot in
Franklin. A new 12-horse power Frick
Engine and Saw Mill. Also Brick
Yard, with about 5000 Brick, 10000
feet Pine Boards, 100000 Plastering
Lath, 5000 feet Roofing lath.
For prices, etc, call OH
l.. S. STRoUP,
1-15-St. Swineford, Pa.
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George Shell of Centre township
Thursday of last week was telling trees
and when one was ready to fall he ran
away from it, but in the same direction
it fell. He was carrying an AK and a
wedge and the trunk of the tree struck
Shell forcing the vitals out of his
mouth and the AK cutting his skull.
Life was extinct when gotten out.
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Pt Your Dates Early.

|ntemplating having sale of
foperty the coming spring
j to select their days early
announcements made in the
the PosT. When bills are
hisviSoe no oiisIge-wfn- bs
be notice, otherwise the cost
cents. The POsT with its
Pation will be of great bene-
having sale by having the
ID each week until the day
If.
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-.
S4NI PERTINENT PERSONALS sNH
rGNgNC%a.C|JiVy VySzlzs-1T-yJI

Samuel, son of George B aver, is
very sick.
john l.. Bowcrsox left Saturday for
Pittsburg and Chicago.
Mrs. Walt Graybill and all the chill
dren are sick with scarlet fever.
Miss Carrie Devlin of Lock Haven is
paying visit to Mrs. Joseph Dreese.
Commissioner Harrison Mo,er will
move to his farm near Troxelville this
Spring.
Mrs. ID. II. Rhoads left Monday to
spend two months with relatives in
Harrisburg
Clayton Wctzel, who is employed
out of town, was here over Sunday Wis
iting his parents.
Miss Claire Graybill, who had been
spending six months in Brooklyn has
returned home.
j, Calvin Boyer of Mt. Pleasant
Mills has been spending the past few
days in this place.
Howard A. Walter of Milmont was
caller at this Office Thursday of last
week To order sale bills.
Ex-Sherin Geo. w. Row attended
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Jacob
Smith AT Salem Monday.
Miss Green of Lewistown spent sew
eral hours in town Saturday, the guest
OF the Misses Wittcnmyer.
q. Ambrose Gutelus, who had been
employed in restaurant in Altoona,
returned home one day last week.
DIR. b. +. Wagenseler of Selinsgrovc,
who is at the Medico hospital in Phila.
dcIphia is reported to be improving.
Mrs. Charles Roush and son, Ralph,
and Mrs. John y, Brosius spent sew
eraI days at Sunbury shopping last
week
Mrs. Rev. Joshua Shambach return.
ed Friday from visit TO friends !"
.Ii'niata. I'D M'@iuP Counties ~sr &.
Bannerville this county.
Adam Howell and family moved to
Winfield last week where he will take
care of farm stock this winter and
farm next summer.
+. j. SchOch, chairman of the Sny-
der County Institutes, was in Middle
burg Saturday, making arrangements
for the Farmers Institute to be held in
Middleburg and Selinsgrove in Febru-
ary. Full particulars will be given
later.
We are indebted to II. Harvey
Schoch, insurance agent, of Selins-
grove tor very handsome calendar.
r. Lloyd Schroyer and Sumner Smy-
of the insurance firm of Schroyer and
Smyser Of Selinsgrove were in town
Monday.
Morand 5. Boyer of Carlsbad, New
Mexico, who had been spending his
vacation with his parents at Paxton
vile, returned to his Southern home
the latter part of last week. He is
conductor of a train and has II run of
$50 miles.
Misses Gertrude Dunkleberger and
Sue Beaver spent several days in
Mfllinburg visiting at James Beavers.
w. a. Lutz and wife Of Shippens-
burg are spending few days with
Mrs. LIS parents, Benjamin Bachman
and wife.
+. M. Greene of Lewistown spent
Sunday with Mrs. Greene and son at
the home of her father, w. w. Witten-
myer.
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Many State Chemists.

Have analyzed Devoe and found
lead, zinc, color, linseed oil, and
turpentine dryer nothing else. The
maker offers 800 reward for find
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