r . i i ft in if J' I! n 1 1 f I 1 BY T. M. HAUTUU. Kabioriptiom 1.50 Vtr Year RATES OF ADVERTISING : I 0,4 Oediwi. HB Vear 49.00 (fjil Uotnm On Year :.0 -f tviTWrtt tfelumn. On V.er IvMMtlenal Card. ir tear 4.V00 "ulltor, Eieentnr, Aiintnlf trator, an I . . . a 1- u . 1 . ' AO IA Wha (xnll trranc.nmte are ma le, all r.mT rtmRionii, n"wrwu lur ibm men uiumuc HmM.,merlil (or lent (hn 4 niuiitu, Ti tl.H rr lucu lur fir. Intertliii I "0 re..a.l laertton and it e.ou (or each oath. IrO. lkieqeeat leiertlea Thursday, May 10, 188S. "urur." A. W. l oTI KK. 8inl'r I.tll I.KNIKR. A Aim s. UKI-l nK W. A"H-I il IiiIkq liaNIIY liHOW rr. I'rmlm ionrr v w. wuiKNAirr.H. iR-ltT Ik Kifi-rMi-r Hi;NKY .t. KICK. ll.Hrirf Alt'rn. II. t. MIlii.KU.lr. Jnr l''mm'."l..nir l.TAM.b: Ur MHHI.IN. Somo Lancaster county election ofUoers who conspirod to tnnho f.lflo returns of a primary elcotion are sadder and perhaps wiser men cow that tboy have loarnod that tbe election laws of tbe Stato apply to primary as well as to general elec-i tion. Tboy were eont to jail for a year and two weeks, bosides being fined. Ibe Democratic State Convention of Pennsylvania will meet at Harris bnrg oa Wodnesday, May 23d, 1S5S, at 10 o'clock, a. to., to noniinato a candidate for Jule of the Suproino Court, two doctors at large oud one elector from each CongresHional dis trict; to solect four delegates at-Iargo and two delegatos from each Con gressional district to tbo Democrat io National Couvontion to be bold at St Louis ou tbo .rlb day of June, 1888. An inventory of tbe late Samuel J. Tilden'e cellar reveals the fact that old Sage of Oroyslone left an assort' ment of rare wines, cboico liquors, etc-, tbe value of which is estimated at between 115 000 and $20,000. Some of those wines iht- back date back as far as tbo year 181G, and aro valued at 12 per bottle. Tbo con tents oi air. Jii won a coiiaaj in a measure account for tbe high favor which admission to Greystone was regarded by visiting statesmen. These Express. ' gentUmen usually -uauoe To get tbo Republican nomination for State Sonator on this eidu of tbe river, Mr. liolonder, of S.?jder, ehood gracefi'J.'y withdraw and throw Lis conforeos to Capt: Hates, wbo conQdcnliully boliovea bo can land Wolvorton on bis brick at the general oloction. We bcliovo that either of tbe throe leading candidates Bates, McCluro or Johu, could curb tbe bold Senator in his gr.rb for tbe trophy providing a Bepublicnu paper can bo found in Northnuibor" land county with sand enough in its gizzard to got after the god of false promises. Leieiaburff Loral iWri, Tbo most bitter dobuto of tho sen son ia tho U. S. Sonato took place on Monday lust when Mr, iDgulls made a spoeob in reply to Senator Voorhcosi Tbo Senator from Kan sas made ono of bis usual ppoorhon teeming with bitter earcanm which caused the Senator from Indiana to loose both his temper and Holf-reoprct and use tbe word, liar, dirty dog, and voriou3 othor epithets of liko nature. Without Biding with cither one or tbe other of tbo diiputauts, we think it would be much better for them to settle their personal grievances in a more private manner and not defile tbe balls of our legis lative bousos with sucb language that even "Bruisers" Sullivan and Mitchell disdaiued to use when en gaged in combat in tbe prize ring. Sisty Thousand Usoless Wcrii There is no roan living,' snid a publio school teacher tbo othor daj, that knows every one of tbe 75 000 words in Webster's Unabrdgcd Dic tionary, nor half, nor a third of thorn, Nor is thore a man that could define them if bo were auked. Shakespeare, wbo bad tbe richest vocabulary need by any Englishman, employed only J6.0G0 words. Milton could pick ont bnt 8,000, but tbe average man, a graduate from one of the great Diversities, rarely bas a vocabulary of more than 5,000 or 0,000 words an . iV I at ltigut noro ' in unuaio more aro Americana boro and bred wbo con trive to express all tbeir wants and opinions in 300 words, and in tbe rural districts tbe knowledge of 150 or 200 words ia sufficient to carry a man through the world. So tbo un abridged dictionary is clattered up - with 50,000 or more teohnicol words that yon never bear in ordinary con versation or ise In ordinary books and newspapers Buffalo Conrfer. The highways in Kansas, at well as railways' are filled with people looking for homes. It Is estimated (bat the population of tbo Stale will bo increased by irumlgralioo tbia your many thousand more tban for eevoral years, or rather since tbo taily rush was made to Kansas just after the war, Tbe wonderful crops Kansas bns prod need for soveral years incites immif ration, and tbere beiog much unoccupied land In the Stnto, thero is do reason why all set-king Lomos may not find happy and remnncratire ones in Kanea, tbe greatest agricultural State in the west. "Nusby" snid that u year Bfo. tlo is doad now, bat be ban been all over Kansas and knew perfectly well what be was talking about. Tvkdo llhlilc. A rnmaotia etory comes from Clay ton county, Oa. Back in 'C9 ono Mann fell in love with a local beauty, and all arrangements for their wed ding were made i but subsequently tbe fatho4-iolaw interposed an ob jection to tbe young man because of bis politics. Tbe bride, too, sudden-, ly became averso to marrying him ou that account, and ou tbe day set for tbe wodding sbo was united with an other suitor. Tbo rejocted groom at once disposed of bis property in tbo county and moved to Toxa?, whore bo Las einco lived and is eaid to Lave grown riob. About a year Ago bo visited tbo eceno of bis for mer courting days to find that bis sweotbeart bad a daughter, ngod IS, that boro a most striking roeeru blanco to ber mother, lie loet no time in proposing to ber. Sho ac cepted, aud last week was set for (ho wedding which will make bis old timo love bis molber-iu-law instead of his wifo. Heights of Pj-thias. Tbo Supremo Lodge KnigbUs of rytbias of tbe World will convene in rogular biennial session at Cincinnati, O., June 12tb, 1SS3, and.romaiu in session about two weeks. It is ueodlcis to say that tbo re currence of this meeting is the most important ovont, as well as tho most interesting occasion, iu tbo history of tho brotherhood. Knights from ovory qnartor of tho laud will bo present, and both tho publio and privato ceromonies will bo impressiro imposing, and intoresticg. In order to place tbo opportunity of attendance within tbo uowrr of as XniuvH-i oui nil p.ujnito.i pila a5q irj oa I siblo, the Pennsylvania .Uailioad Co., will soil from June 7 to 11th, excur sion tickets to Cincinnati, valid tot tbo round trip until July 21, inclus ive, at ono limited fare for tbo round trip. Full and particular details as to timo of trains, and complete arrang inonts for tho movemont of large bodies of Knights, may bo procured by addressing tho nudoraignod. THOMAS E. WATT, Passenger Agent Western District, 110 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg. WW"La'J .'J iMHS Tho growth of a temperunco sen timent in the Republican party dur ing tlo past three years ia one of tho most marked features of tbo times, It has found expression in many states in tbo enactment of high licenso and local option laws, iu tho submission ff prohibitory amoudmeuts to the Conatitutoin to a vote of tho people Oregon, Mich igan and KLodo Island have voted on such ninendmonts, and in tbo last-mentioned stato it was adoptod Since tbo last presidential election Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania have adopted high licenso laws and put thorn into oper ation. The Legislature of New Jers sty adopted a high license law a few weeks ago, notwithstanding tbo veto of a Deiuocratio governor, and tbo Crosby high license bill is now awaiting the action of another Dem ocratic Governor in Now York. Tbo Ohio Legislature at its recent ses sion raised the liquor licenso fco and tho Maisucbusott's Sonato. gave its assent recently to a bigU licouso measure for that stato. These aro all Republican measures as well r.a tho high license laws of Nebraska, Illinois and Connecticut and tho prohibitory laws of Kansas, Iowa, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. In nearly every iuetanco tbe Domocratio party has solidly oppos ed the passage of all restrictive measures and when it could not dc foat tbom bas thrown every obstruc tion in tbeir pathway. The Indiana Legislature bas been controlled by tbe Democrats for four years past and it is tbe only Northern state in which no advanoo on the temperance question is visible Tbe identifica tion of tbe Domocratio party with tbe liquor interests is thus made anmis takablo. It has arrayed itsolf on tbe side of tbe saloon and all know where it can be found. Tbe attitude of tho Republican party should bs just a i plain on this question. Ex, Mni Apiaeil. The venders of Forelfrn nnd Pomes lie MerclumiliftO, Hotel Keepers, JHitiller, &o., in Snyder County, will take notice Mint they ere ftp prai4sl and clue 1T the nnrier (tinned nppralxer of tiercnntlle find other lireimo tax for tbe year 1888, at follow, towlt : Class. Tax. AdKm Oraaab". Qmi, u natal mora, II It 00 HtlTR Bowaranx, A II Pealor la Oan. ral Marhaallra, 11 11 M FraMmann h .w, ainra. I TOO Kpe-lit. Mofra, l3lr laoaa- ral M rchn.ln, 13 II SO Spaehl, A II pcaaral ftir, 14 1 00 StilrK. .1 P J.ir In t.ea, Tlnwara, Harrtwat. oto 14 TO) SpjUt, W II Faropi, ate 14 TOO niavta wear HhollflnlirrfiCf, I: rtealor la (lancral Herctun lifa, 14 T 0ft Tranaua.laob nmrral Horn 14 TOO T'l'h H W ..alcr la gauaral m rohamtlia, 13 10 00 Wan'ier, w t dtlar In (na-- l uiarcUandiio 14 TOO CRKTna Hartmao IV 'o Arri in gan- aral marehandlia. 14 T Oi rHrman W II prarraltt'ir 14 TOO Uariman M Merit ilalra In anaral mrretaamlli, 14 TOO Sliowur ) M ilatlar In fjtnor- al inercliaD.llio II 10 00 rrtArXAif Orl.t J H rmrl itur 14 TOO IlarmM Iiaalit, ilalvr In Ran aral nien han.llKa, 14 T CO Hnllrr I avlil, Knrral a(nra 14 TOO Hi ne, .la s. daalar In ROucral ia rrliatKliao, IS 10 40 Hlnc.iien a, daalar In fcnarnl marrbanillao, 11 10 00 rBAKKMl Il jar flbarl-a H l"alar In gan arai meri-handlra II loio Oo-lar li II & Krnoml itore U lfO winef w li coal an l nraln II 10 ao jAC'iaOK HeaTcr llanry S Renar.il Kara 14 TOO llenfor k t'a foncrl (om II TOO Daalxrman .Inn M daalar In KBDenil moroliaii'UM 14 TOO MinntKnrnon HoaTKr Wm H 4oa1r la k'ut- al lnorcbniiil8 II lft 00 Ilnrhor I ( Druic Stora 14 TOO Quicllui i i', oloiklna-, oonfee tinna, i to 14 Too Oarman. W 1 boott fc ihoaa 14 TOO Kho'Ji t T ativaa ato It TOO Sael'ol 1 k Kunkls rtnaWl la Konarat incTvliaiwIHo 11 UJ0 Sclr'h II Allrnl deoler In K"- oral mr!haniiie IS 10 00 Secl.aM w a-wlng marhln'l aut fifdirri 14 TOJ Shlmllo ( ftl dnn atora 14 TO.) WitOnmyar Mon, ilfilira In gauaral inoroliamln li l'i M miiiilkciii:kk. liumnil .Innit demar In Kancr- I Mr.'l'iintl.a 14 J 00 Moyar 'La, A ilualvr Io gauar al MarnliaiHll.ii 7 oo 5mllh .1 A dealer In gonial W.:ri-liaii.i., 14 f no Vu lor li .Mill .14 7vv Monnoi. tl'iryall J B daalar In (!ol 14 7 00 OruM . (IniiKlrr il-alan In ganpral iMircliftinlis.i II q 00 UotioiiKtlna l.il U ileUr la K"nr.il morrlmnillna 14 TOO kemlor HOiieali r In genoral uiornhandLa 14 TOO WcuUt I'avldgrocarr atora 14 7 0.) ran it. Miller M danlvr In gauaral merchandise i inao Sdhooli ( .1 nraln k toad II 10 uo WilunrilM ilualor In xanur- l inerchan lie 14 7 00 funny Oarman Tatar daler In ganor al morolianilias 14 TOO Minium k Arlmaat dealer in Kemrnl mercbanilma 14 TOO Scliiu a k Ariiomut ialar la general luorch.iuillia 4 T 00 I'i:nnr Wtar. (larinan P (1 gi'Deral atore 14 TOO uruixo. nelfrlcr. A S dealer In general iiHri'liamllie II lta Hmieyoutt J K (Iruu Horn 14 7 j Smllli Ailnm il . lor In gnneral mernliaudlra 13 10 00 SpocutJ W d-alor In general uierobanillae 14 TOO lla -k 1 1 ; moroUunt tall ir 14 T 00 Carayl ' ulcr In k'incurlna II TOO U'LarlKakV I Rona al dealer 10 Morel tinware k'i 14 700 Dreiluu 11m cliitlilnc and ar.d Kent fiirnlelilnK goudt 14 T 00 Emrlck K doaloMn i-i.nl 14 Too Glover N meicimiit tnllnr 14 7 00 uemln rlln.i A it Kenerni deal. rr In nt .xii, tinware ko II TOO llen.lrl. ke O K hardware 14 7 00 Keck A li lioota and abnee anJ KOiitrt liirulslili.K ii.iodi 14 TOO Kemper Knhort m.'rohtnt tailor 14 T 00 Muriiiii Kor A itrneral grocir- lei toliaroi an I cKir 14 TOO Miller li K uenorjl firuoerlea labiiao nu. I clu in 14 7 01 (ipp.inhenner II i l..llun(T and cents furiili-bliiK gaud 14 7 011 I'uttur ln.ilali ilo-il.r In Icole mid minea 14 7 00 I'.rk s li dealer In ceneral notl..na 14 7 0'J Scli. li It.o .'eilera III gener al inor ha.iilln' Pi li io S.'lmi'li y .1 k 'o drug ami inor. li:mt miller a 11 ( 00 Solin. e i K dnaler in g. nninl grcorlea 14 TOO Sale. 11 llonninir intil.' (tore 14 7 40 SchnnreO k-il U inlll.ir and ilualem Iu grmn II III 00 Slilndul .1 tl Is .lru 14 7 0 Scurnyer M M Kcui.ral dealer In l.ojln nn.l ahni-a 1' 1000 S.)inn W A furnllura 14 7 0'i Munu 1 S mo t market 14 TOO llrli .1 lli.nur.l druna 14 TOO Wens general donlar In dry koi .1- i.otl.iuit curpt-t k 13 10 00 Wai:en ller W J dealer In general dry good 13 10 00 CXIOK. Iloyer Win dealer In general merclian.liea 14 TOO llollnati k llro denlorl In gen eral inercliandlio II It 00 Wliiuur k llunilnro dealur In genoral merchandise 13 10 00 Wlliiaiua K u dealer in gener- ui uiorciiumlii-o 13 10 00 Washihoton. Uicki'l ' J deuler iu ganural ini'i.'lian.le 14 7 00 C'lmrh" J Trv di aler In seneral urn iiiinili'e 1 7 UO I rct.l r m iieaior in general liieri'hniiilllo 14 TOO ".I ay it 1 1 li iksiler In seed 14 7 00 Mujer 11 li dualer In general iiicr liiiiiilira 14 T J Mover T I' denier In druul 14 TOO Shirk .1 li dcitler In iot 14 T uo Slrjuli li 1' dealur Iu ueuoial iner.'linn.li-o 14 TOO Si'hnue 11 S lluur and Ivrd 14 7 00 stiiii r Alllliiinlcaler in iiener- 111 uiiT. naii.iine 14 T ue Weim ril V dealur in general uiureiiauiii-o it 7 uo List of Distillers, Botllcis, Hotels, lSagatell, and 100! Tables. ADAMS. Shawver John distlMur 100 00 UKAVgg. Frymoyer llcnry K hotel T5 00 74 00 Spevbt Mmi hotel HBAVKg WIST. MlllorKS hotel 75 0) 76 00 CttSTRK, llurtiiian E B hotol citArxAH. tleim J II hotel 74 00 Lung pluioa hutel 74 00 Orayhlll KC liotol 76 00 luu 00 limu i) tv dutiller MlDDLCnCBttH. Tlolender T) hotel Holeiidor 1) first table bagatell 160 00 SO ou Siultli t'barlui Is hotel 111) 00 mim.gcgggg. Rumbaoh Hauiuel hotel momroi. Aurand K hotel H.iumi.Ufln J K hotel 4 llingiuuu U J botul 4 rgRllV. Korlcr I.cyi hotel I Stuhl A 8 botul I ergiao.- Mlddlerwarth R hotol I IkLIKBOROVg. FocklerJ B hotol I Fraln K T hotel I 1 ruin ft T flint pool tablo 4 Hnltiwarth Wm hotel 4 Mlli liel Samuel (J bottler I A J lllckel bote! I vmovt Nipple Jno D hotel Uotberuial Kate hotel I wabioto. . 76 00 76 00 76 00 74 CO 75 00 76 00 T6 03 160 00 IN) Oil HO OJ 160 00 1000 1M 40 700 16 00 01a r Dtayern I lloatorman A Urlmm botUtri $ UounU Meury hutel I T600 6 00 76 00 TaVs notice, all who are eoneerned In this appraletnent. thnt an appeal will be held at th Coininlaaloners' of- flee In M Iddleburgh, on Tuesday, the 39th dT of Mat, A. 1).. 1S33. between the hoar of 0 o'clock A. M. and 4 o clock, P. M., when And where you ma attend if you think proper. JosBPU risnEit, vnncAirma ArpRAinii, Notice for Satisfaction of Mortgago. To Henry Oarhart, Jea Ocrhart, Oeor Oerhart, lanlol Oerliarl. Marlali Honii (ne t nionune), niiwmin niorrowinee valentine), 'hrlnlna Valentine, John Valentine, Aarou t aieniins. Matilda iinghM (neo Valontlnol and Mlelmel lit-nlioor, gnar.llan OI Mettle and t.'ath. a le Valantlne, or their lexnl renreenlntlre, Tnke notlre that at a t,'ourt ol Oominon Plene held In and lor the County of Snvdor, on tlioiTth dny of April, IHM, the petition at" Hti-min in (i.-r-hart WKi iirnniintrd, aeltlng forth that Ihn prll. tlunerand tlhrlntlna ilerhurt, on tho tlilrl dv ol Marc It. lull, executed a m irtnira, wlil"ius reoorded in Morlynits Hook No. 1, m;. lilt and lao, to the i.tlier helta ot John tlerlmrt Into ol Heaver, now A.lumi township, Snjdor county, doo'd., upon a certain tnwtnt land and inan'lo.i h iu"..' .imte la b'lior town.hlji, Siiv.Iit r ion IT. hounded North by lnndol f-tcr lllntniin, Month tr l.indu ol John Kline, Kif lir land oi Jacoli llroeKe and Wet hy land of l'etr tier hart, cnntiinlnir alxty ()) acre more or o with the nppurtcnnnr ko., to ae'nre the p.nv mnnt of tliirleon eernrnl lond.., to wit: flfe liondi In 17.4 ouch te Honry, Je, tleoruo, Jao.il) and Umlcl tlcrlrirt respectively, each condi tioned for the payment ol I i:.i.e-;l(( on or lii.ire April Int lhth Ac, nnil elilit oihnr aerernl Ixiitda In 113.40 eah, to M irinh, Sumtiinnh. t'hri-tlni, .li.lill. Aurou mi. I Matilda Valentine, lo the iruar dlnn ol Ma'tle Valontlne, and to the gimrdiitii ol Catharine Valentine, a.io'i conditioned r.irthe pay ment of 041.7O-3 on or lie for J April In IMi kJ., according to tho decree ol Hie llrphanii' fonrt ol f4ld County, In partition, made l'el.. VI, is 14, rolntlon being therount.) had will more fully and at I trgn appear That pnymenl ha lie. n nade to the loyernl mongnveu of nil money due or to becoiaa due thereon, and tlieaceninpa'nlyng bond relumed to tlio peiiilnner I'hai none ol theenlil lnne4.iivf.e.rsi,iil l.i...ih t tnrliart hnv I entered mttlmacunn upon tho roc ni ol l. mort gage, and the 11.11a li.u rnmmned unattlefled I tor over ! mon'.ha, and that a legal prounip I tlon ol payment of eald inurti ni. exlet Iroai l liiie ultimo: and that the iiciui.incr is now the e"le owner of Hie in. irtunirej nromiac. You ore ineroi.ire nntmra to nppo.ir nciore our Ja Iron 01 the ruld Court on Monday the KKth day el Mny, lNk, nt Oe'cpick A. M., to nii'irer tho petition al. . renl. 1 ami (.line i'iiikc why llic Court "li.iuld nut decree ratlmuctlon ot the ml. I m.irni.me. KKI'BKN DHKKsi; Sheriff, 8lierlir OfOce, Mlddleburgh, April 27lli UiS. mm gut u,?; I t'owtidrlc", hm'I I Muckll.r ht.r).. 1BT JflTKCO H'.'Mil.-tHir. I Mnmiyi.lt rMftV ViHZPLQ- tK.lnsj.UO, VACHIS4I GARMAN'S NEW SHOE STORE I You would b& surprised, as a many others have been, were you io visit Grmcni's Shoe St ore, see his stock' and learn Jus prices- lie has everything in the line of foot" wear ana mahses a, specialty. . , nn, tni oC Ladies' and Gent's IVlMjlilASffl FineShoesS3.00. jcrnrtM I m rr-in t ing brands thai cannot be duplicated in the county. His goods are nearly all hand-made and of the very best material, in styles too numerous to mention. Ho has A Monopoly in Fino Slippers, ranging in size from a No, 2 childs' to a 7 womens' and a 3 in boys' to a 10 in mens' including all the most admired and desired styles. A spec ialty of plow shoos, and shoemaker's half-soles and shoe-dressing. W. I. CARMAN, Prop. Arnoioft rt(2m,.Miudicuurgn. fa. I 7 at - aagaSal 1 rV'-.;;- ?". jti V M 'WTO 'fev v ;i o J 8 We have cow io atock tho largest and finest assortment of CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS I'ver brought to this town. Sen onr groat bargains in gooJn; Working Trtritn an low as 50 cents. We offer yoa good working suits for mon at $2 75. Bettor grade $3 23. A line line of Seersackers, Alipaccae, io. Chcvoit suits at $4, better grade, all wool, warranted, $5. C ASSIMERE SUIT for S7.50 Union Cassimere suit at $5 50 guaranteed. Woostorod sack anits as low as (0.25 guaranteed all wool and fast colors. A magnificent line of Prince Alberts, Four Button Cuta ways, Chesterfields and Sack suits, of all grades and prices Guaranteed to be sold cheaper tban at any other plrce in tbe connty. Oar stock of Qents and Boys Garments is unsurpassed. We offer boys' Knee pants at 21o. Oar pantaloon stock is larger and bet ter tban ever, A fall stock of IIATS of the latest styles and very cheap. A Full Line of Shirts at26ot & Up. Summer Underwear, improved line, Gauze, Uareno, Lieletbread, &o. &o. Trunks, Satchels, Valises, Oanos. We cannot give yoa all prioos, or names of tbe etook on band as it would take too much epaoe. Wo beve cot down oar expenses the lowest figure and will give oar customers tbe benefit of the saving. A Line of onoes wmon i win sen at cost as I NOTICE is hereby given that the following named pereona hare filed their Adtnlnlttmtorr Ouardfane' and Kxecntora, ao coiinta, in the Heylrter' t)trlee of Snyder Connty. and the ame will be presented for con firmation an I allowance at the Conrt Houie In Mlddleburgli, Monday, May Hth, 1S. 1. Flrtt ami final account of Reuben B. Fee ler, guardian ol William 11. Fuller, de;d. t. The ft rut and Anal account ol J.Irfln A W. f Howell, adin'ri. of the estate el Joha J. Howell dee'd. I. The first and final aeeonnt of Dtyld Hen ler.adin'r. ef the enuie el lleury lliuier, dee'd. 4, The account of Joteph Herheter, AJm'r. ef the eatate of l'tnlel HorbHor, deo'd. I. Theftnt and ft nil account of John W, Runkie, alm'r. of the eitateot Kebeece. Itlelt, dee'd. The first an I final eccinnt of R. W. Stont. adm'r. ol the et ite of Ueorge W. Stout, dee'd. T. The flr't and final account of Alexander P. Halter and Jovph Kerr, Eieoutora ul the estate of Oeorae baker, deo'd. I. Ac.iunt of I). W, T.nt.lan'lager, a.pn'r. ol th e.'Ute ol Valentine KaudoinUijcr, rii-c'il. f. The fccond an.t final ace Hint ol Keuhen IVckcr, ajm'r. ot the eute ef Daniel Kuhna, deo'd, - ID. Thoflrt and final accoant of Witlnrd Mchlloy, adm'r. ol the es'ate ul Minn liubb, dee'd. II. The flrnt and fin il a""eunt. of acl, flick el and Chirlca V. Vrgn't, Kxccutora el the ei tute ol Jacob lliakel, deo'd. li. The Attend flnil account ol J. II. 'lol nettan.l II. II l"lnti. a lin'm. or the entateof Joriathan tUlnett, dee d. 13. The account of V. II, Wagner, adm'r. ol tho lateof hill ilio'll Kilter, duv'd. 14. The account of V. It. W .inner. Kteoutor of the estate ol Margaret II. 1 annul, deo'J. li. The account of Hlrun tl.Md, adm'r. of the e.tnte ol Hannah Hood. d"v'd. 10. The account ot Win. K ttor, a lm'r. of the Cfute ol John ltitter, deo'd. 17. The flrt and final account of jo. F, Mil ler, v'Mr.lian of Wnt. F. ling. 10 a 111I11 ir aon ol Win. lliuh , due'd. ia. Tho Fir't and Final account of l.y.lla A. Ilnirlici, a.lm'rx. ol tbo esialo of Wm. ilugUei, due'd. iu. Acceunt of Jonathan Orlmm. guardian of alilct K.kutiaminurehild ol s. H. tvuuti, doc d. 20. Tae Firt and final account ol J. II. Kcnrii h. annr lKn ol Ee Ann Miller, a minor child ol I. en ill Miller. .Ice d. Filed by J. 11. I'l'h, rovimllteo Ac., of J. H, Kearlea. Flrrt and ilnal account ef J. I. Woodruff, adm'r. ol the Ute ol William Young, dee'd. 1 21. The ftrt and final acconntor Iwane Shlrey, adm'r. delionH oou 0. t. a. ol the eatnie offJeu. weian.l, dec .1. 23. The tint nnd partial caeeount of Oeo. I. Kline an l . u'li:iri.i M.iyer, adin'ru.ol tho eitate 01 Biunuei .uoyer, neo n. 24. I'lr.t and partial account of f. P. and 11. I). Ku.itcr, Kxocutura ol the ctate of Henry tl f tirr.tr May 3, 1. Kcgftter SHOE AftflAMTCO. don t want to carry them with Clothing mm OVU Tir in ii nai imiii H. OPPENHEIHEB, Botwesn Kcyetoue and Nationtl Hotel, E:!;tr;r8t- W Careftilly, Deio Wisely, let ProDptlr. We possess the facility and inclination' to give you re- T -r. ffj.j . . ai uargains ana, wiu ao mm goods 9 bw. which is just in and comprises the largest line of JJJ VIES' WUESS GOODS, ULOTHS, FLANNELS, UNDERWEAR, LACES, RIBBONS, MUS LINS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, GENT'S BURNISHING GOODS, Groceries, Boots, Clothing, Hardware, etc. You will be nleased time Iwnesly in quality and PRICES VERY LOW. MIDDLED Ur.QB, P THE PROFIT IS DOWN I Wo ask tho priviego of selling yoa on tho closest livincr marjins the finest styles buy in tho lino of Hens' and Boys' Furnishing Goods. Hats and Caps, Jowolry &c. We ask you to giro us just ono chanco to make you happy with beautiful goods and Med Kock Prices. We will Pay your R. R. Faro for a round trip excursion from Middlchurgh, Ucavcrtown or Adamsburg when you buy a bill of us of $10 and up wards, and ono-half tho faro for every bill of goods amounting to 5 bought ot us. Economy, Comfort and Satisfaction goes with every purchaso made of us. Wo want 10,000 pounds of wool, for which we will pay tho highest price Dreifuss Brothers, Selinsgrovo. The Piner Breech and Rifle This system iu combined riflo and shot-gun offers advantages over other makes oven moro l. .1 A 1 I i l... .1 ... I S. s-l I . , a , w - - onlv. Thev far excel all otli ay - era in strength, accuracy, workmanship and balance. PR I P Side-s"aP i lllUliJ rmceiiiarr IU or 12 gauge shot, 44 Win iiKeterc. f. rilio artridgo 'weight 10 to 121bs, price 831 Top-snap action, same as above, 33-55 Ballard cartridge or 44 Winehstor, prico - $36 The above piiceM includlo 100'papei tho and one box f cartridges. FISHING-TACKLE 1 X Complete Assort ment of Rods, Flies Reels, Lines, Hooks, Artificial Bait, ect. I respectfully submit to I rout-tics at 25c. a dozen, tr,out-hoks to gu 25c. per doz., plain trout hooks 5c per doz. best oile.l -silk- IS to 3 cents per vard. all other i yard. Keels trom 25c t 2. n44-AYa 4- ativuuvu tu J. B. - Freidman & Qetz', We have. fust returned New York with a new stock A Full Line Summer Dress Goods, Quilts, Linen Table Cloths, Lace, jLmeroiaeries Watches, ClocJcs, Silverware, Glassware, Queensware, also a full line of ready-made - L HD W0 SHOES, GROCERIES, Ao. We have our store well fMr ed, and request the people to come and sse us- TTe crs thankful for past favors ar.d rejuezt c::r fr!,yii continue their "pztrcr.zi's, VS$-c; I r c -'v'- if in our new stoc4 or 9 Shoes, Ready Made Quecnsware,Glassicare ' o see how we nnmbinm old. price with new,1resh styles and qualities that money can Clothing & Gent a' - Loadinar Shot-Gun Combined. ' 4 - acion, best decarbonized blued von a fw li - i.v sm wmo l.u Orders by mail promptly IT w Reed, Sunbury, Pa. AT - Beavertoton, Pa. rem. Philftdplnhlft. of goods, embracing of Dry Goods, , Lace Curtains, J A 7
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