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Poetry
Hatty Words.
A it IT war. ronS farewell.
BriaC sagar ill repentant tear.
And Ufa anaeS dnll.4 Ilk a ktU
I tint Ml epsk,
0.1. ot1h fexrt n promt lo ,
Ok. StnlM torari I who n.t via
W ham iMa feu Ufa tha tnih lav, u.
-W ; .
a It Ml ant H at tf ,
And b wa kfl alone to grle,
And dlani-r kona ta a kf le,
. A4 aaiar raa lk aaowa at aia.
TflarorUi rot aacb tba eepphlr ka
(traw grant la tha nmniar .ilea
.. , Tfca saldao light apo tka f rewa
' Alluded lato omur o.
Tha aaajaf bIMa, lh rippling ha
, Of ftmalels aa lima and fall,
'To then, all tiinelaee kad bOBa,
Aa4 raaf lure hop a dreary Saeel.
Ae4 aa tT par tad aad tha lid
H loe rolled aa lla fw.i war,
4 .Carta elratctiad a Saaart plala sal wlda,
Wberala aofnireaela lay,
-V V eft t fhralaa l.tidt did ka
Reoallhertraage aaaha peaeea
r'Thal morn, aod In bar fane? aba
' JUMd Slot aa she saw him laet,
t'atll through meajorr heart to haari
Draw lu, tkaafh aoaaa rollad kalaa
Yiaaa piaaaiug oai iaa ranaiina aan,
Tky llafarad tc wolk4 ka.
Wltk loalat lonaint for In paat.
Ok, 0-oluk toafia I that Idlj iyaka.
au pjwmi ivvara : ww K laai
Ta jraarawa fuallabnaaa awaka,
Meleot T a 1 o
The First Man.
Soma repairs were needed to the
engine when the train reached Rono,
.na wuiie most or tue passengers
-were taking a philosophical view of
thi delay of making themselves as
-comfortable as possible in the depot,
in walked a native, lie wasn't a na
tire iadian, nor a native grizzly, but
native Nevadian, and be was rig
cod out in imperial style. He wore
bookskin eoat and cap, buckskiu
leggings and mocoasius, aud in his
' belt was a big knife and two revol
-vers. There was lightning in his
ye, destruction in his walk, and as
be sauntered np to the red hot stove
aciaVaSCaSierea-: tobacco juice over it,
a dozen passengers looked pale with
lear. Among tne travelers was a
car painter from Jersey City, and
after surveying the native for a mo
. moot, he cooly inquired t
"Aren't you afraid you'll full down
ana hurt yourself with those wea
pons V t
"W-what T gasped the native in
suitonisnment.
'I suppose they soil such outfits
as you've got on at auction out bore,
Uon t thoy 7 continued the paiuter
V what d'ye wean whj ar'yot
whispered the native m be -jvalked
around the stove and put on a terii-
auie look.
'My name is Logwood.' was the
calm reply, "and I mean that, if I
were you, I'd crawl out of those old
duds, and put on some decent
ciotnes r I
'Don t talk that way to mo, or yon
won t live a ininit 1' exclaimod the
native as be hopped around. 'Why,
you Jiomesick coyote, 1 m Grizzly
Dan, the boaviest Indian fighter in
the world I I was the first white
man to soout for Ooneral Crook I I
was the first white man in the black
Hills I I waa the first white man
among the Modocs I'
'i don t believe it I flatly replied
tne pointer, -ioo, 1002 snore like
the first white man down to the din
ner table V .
The native drew bis knifie, pnt it
back again, lookea aronnd, and then
softly asked 1
"Stranger, will you come over be
bind tha ridge and shoot and slash
till this thing is settled T'
"You bet I 'Will.' replied the man
from ' Jersey, aa be rose np. 'J ust
pace right ont and I'll follow I'
ivvary man in tue room jumped to
LiV ' feet in wild excitement The
Bayve started wr me dsck door, but
warn ss iusoawi w Hioter t 111s
beels, with a six-barreled Colt in bis
iua, B.uiiBiai
-w
son t want to kill yon and have your
:wioow come on me ror damages.
suo right aJieaa-i m not a mar-
'lyod man I' replied the painter.
But you ve got relatives, and I
. don't want no lawsuits to bother ine
just as spring is coming.
Tm an orphan, without a relative
2 .1 M' -1 l.M 11.. V
. iu wo wuuu auuiiwu iuo ierseyite
'Well, the law will make me bury
a . r
out yotur left eye, and
tuatr,. v.
That suits me to a dot 1'
aaid the I
CU.Lf l Tfu ,od
teW tWwVte
to the ladies' room I
.'I was . the first man to attack
grizzly bear with the bowie knife,'
remarked the , native' as be looked
round.,, 'I waa the first man to dis.
eoTAisilTer in Nevada. I made the
first scout up Powder river. I was
At i . . 1- . a . . . ... I
' ' ii , 1 , 1 r I
I j- . " , " "ou " 7" saadth part is not
4o dig a grave at this season of the thaJl be revealed in
jejr. a miu i u ureaa a no or iwo the great day,
jor joa, woaaa your nose, crousre ;n i 1
1st it so at I
..,:' v uviv vt aaa av t
MV IUH VHW M IliUS UaUUDEILUrLUA... Thv. I. l I.. ! I
I don't want to hurt this man. as he
- - iuuiiiu.
aeema kinder sad and dows boar ted.
put nartnust apologias lo me.'
I won't do it I' cried the ulnla. .
. sntleojet), I never fight without
laldng oaftor coat and I dont see
Wi to hang t 00 said the nsj,
ill. told it-I'll bold t I ghqaffid
oa.Toioeainoborn, 'Hm
mMiktum Hthattw ficht in a
fcolroom. X need (9 do ft years
1
I , ' - - . -l L-m. J.-J JU JL.Vm mmmmmgmm
-Sit
ii 1 1 Ma i i aeaaa iia :
I "7"OT i 11
I V.A-I At
ago, but I fonnd it was running me
into consumption. I always do my
ngnting out oi doors nnw.
'i ii go oat with you, yon old rab
bit-killer I exclaimed the painter.
who'tad bis eoat off.
'That's another deadly insult to
be wiped out in blood, and I see I
must finish you. I never fight
arouna a depot, tnougn, i go out
on tue prairie wnere there la a
chance to thro myself.
Where a your prairie, lead the
way I' howled the crowd.
'It wouldn t do any rood, replied
the native, as be leaned against the
wall. 'I always hold a S10 gold
piece in my mouth when fight,
and havn't got one to-day in fact
I'm dead broke '
'Here's a gold piece 1' callod a tal
man, holding np the metal.
I'm thousand titnea obliged.
mournfully replied the native, shak
ing his head. I never go into a
fiirht without pnttinir red paint on
my left ear for luck i and 1 haven t
any red paint by me, and there isn't
a bit In Reno.'
'Are you going to-fiobt V de
manded the oar painter, reaching
out for the bear skin cap.
I took a solemn oath wben a boy
never to fight without paintiuir my
left ear,' protested the Indian killur.
lou wouldn t want me to go back
on my oath would yon V
'Xourea cabbage, a squash, a
pumpkin dressed up in loggings T
contemptuously remarked the car
painter, as he put on bis eoat
Yes, lie s a groat coward, re
marked several othors, as thoy
turned away.
1 11 give 10,01)0 for 10 drops of
red paiut 1' shrieked the native. Oh 1
why is it that I have no paint for
my ear wben hnre is such a chance
to go in and kill I'
A big blacksmith from Illinois
took him by the neck and run him
out, and he was soon no more for an
hour. Just before the train started,
and after all the passengers had ta
ken seats, tue 'first man was seen
on the platform- He bad anotbor
bowie knife, and bad also put a torn
ahawk in bis belt There was rod
paint on his loft ear, his eyes rolled.
aud, in a terrible voioo, he called
out t
Where is that mm, Logwood T
Lot bim come out hero aud moot his
doom 1'
Is that yon t Count me in !' re
plied the car painter, aa bo oponed
a window, lie ritsuea lor the door,
leaped down, and was pulling off his
overcoat again, whon the native be
gan to retreat calling out i
I 11 get my uair cut and be back
here in seventeen seoonds. I never
fight with long hair. I promised
my (Ivinor mother not to.
W boo the train rollea away he
was aoea flourishing bis tomahawk
around his head io the wildest man
nor.
"Beware of Men."
A strange caution this t and yet
not needless. A humiliating tratb
it is, that there is a necestiitv for our
oeing on our guard against our fellow
men, our brethren of tbo human
family, those who ought ever to be
ready to befriend us. What volumes
do these words speak to our shame f
So denrsvail. an Riiiftil. an fluviliuli
even has man become, that bis bro
ther man must beware of bim. He
must even bo vigilant, ' lest be be
wronged by bim in some way and by
some means.
Let it be said, indeed, that this
caution is not needful with respect
to an. mere are tnose in whom
we may confide. There are those
who would no sooner wrontr na than
iney would wrong themselves. Hut
such are the exoeDtione. not tha rule.
The caution, to beware of men, is of
general, though not of universal ap.
plication. O.wbatan oqto.14 amount
or wrong Is perpetrated by the raoo
one upon another I How true (Dose
pit - quoted words of Burns 1
Man's InhnisaDUv te
Makta eouutiau ttomaaj otoqm."
To specify aU the methods of ahnsa
and ankindnesa would h .i,nn.t
ami I an a iaalr Tn InAi.ll.M A L.
Lvery commandment of .th.e second
ubie or the depalogue is violated in
a thousand forms. Every newspa
per that we read contains a long, sad
ohanter of loan's misdoiixra inuranla
'his fellow man. And then the thou-
told- When all
the judgment of
what a disclosure
Alas I that it should
be thus. Alas I that every man
W. ..at., t at.. :.!
foing ' about dolnV harm, each and
SavioSiv should not go
.hnnt
about doing good.
pleased be Uod, better times ars
coming to our sinful, sorrowing
world. The glorious gospel is to be
preached to every oreature. .Its be-
nevolent principles are to cam as
cendency in human hearts the world
mMffa nnni nr t in
s boly relitrion t
and blessed times those will be.
Universal neaoe and love will reiirnJ
"iuey snau sit every man under bis
tine aod under, bis fig tree t and
none ' shall malt beta afraid.'.'
t'Thoy shall not hurt, nor destroy io
all Gods holy mountain..., 1'.
waa a Va ' ' ' asj .
Th daily inoome of Iticbard Jen,
V)4 bla en. , Pf Queenstown,
Armatruna county, from oil intaf
.imii KM Willow,
MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER COUNTY,
Washington Petrified.
The San Francisco ChronicU
prints a Utter, purporting to corns
from Wanhingten in which the writer
ays : 'Us visited Washington's tomb,
st Mooot Vernoa, Vs., soma twelve
mile dawn the Potomao aod ws had
tbs unusual privilege of beholding
the mortal remains of lbs Immortal
Washington. ViHltori to the tomb
will rsraembor that '.h west wsll ef
tho same has fir sveral years beon
io a fttlidg condition and lo great
nacd of repair. A fw days sinee
part of It tumbled into tbo tomb,
completely covering tbs sarcophagus
of Waxhiogtoo aod ato that of Mar
tha Washington. I order to repair
the sfoange ia a competent manoor, It
wa found neceisary to remove tlirro
a lew foet from their resting pluce
The 00s eonlaininit tho romains or
Martha Washington was removed
first, but attracted 00 attention. Rut
the unusual weight of tbo one con.
tsinlog tho remains of Washington
aroused lbs curiosity of the vflhisl
who wa superintending the work of
removal, and it wai decided to open
tha saroopbatfo. ia order to ascertain
tbo cause. This was done, and the
rrmaios were found to bs petrified ;
in fact a solid stone resembling a
statute the featurci perfectly oatu
nil, with the exception of the eye
and ear, no I raoo of w bich can bo
soon. Ths boiy it of s dark, leath
ery color, aod may be sail to be a
solt ssndttono which would likely
break should an attempt be mdv lo
remove it from the sarcjphngus. Aa
sged colored man, who has residod
on the farm since he wss s boy, snd
who assisted in removing tbo remain
from the oi l tomb to the present ont',
informs ui tint it is 38 years since
their last removal. At that time
thoy had rested iu tho old tomb 34
years, aod ware exhumed io a stale
of preservation boyon l all expeota-
tion, beiojt a sjIM cimptct m:s
with tho skin drswn tightly to the
bono, petrification no doubt having
eommencod Its work, The , repuirs
to tbo tomb will soon bo completed,
anl the sarc iphagus Is not likely
to bs opeoed egsin for a century to
conio, unless, iodeod, in ths casj ol
an acoidoot, as in the presoot in
stanoo, aud petrification will complete
its work, and tbo romnins of the iui
niortul Washington will lLon be us
enduriog as hi memory id dear.'
Tin Voua Wirr.-aTbo lollowini
advioa from a oorre'poiiridnt of tho
Country Qcntltmnn i well worthy
of aoooptince. bit we woull add a
little more to it in tho form of n ua
gasiion, tbut in oqsj you urj a furu,
sr and have no wife Oet one.
''If you are iq any troukU or quan,
dnry, toll your wile that is if you
have one all about it nl once. Ten
to one bor invention will solvo your
ditncolty sooner than all your lc)ic.
1 be wit of woman bus bueq prniaod,
but bar iusliuets aro quicker and
keener than hor reason. Couusol
who your wue, or your mother, or
your sulor, and bo assured liuhl
will flab npon your darkQooa. Wo-
mon are too commonly adjudged
verdaql (n all but purely womanish
affairs- No philosophical students of
tho sex thus judgs them. Ths in
tuitions, or fiiiiiKbt, uro the mgst
subtle, and il they cuuqot tee a cat
io tho meul, there U no cat there. I
udviDs a man to beep nouo of Lis af
fairs a secret from bis wife. Many
home has beon happily saved, and
many a lortnne retrieved, by a man's
full eanfidoooe in bis wife. Woman
is fsr n)ore-a sneer an if a profit, than
niaq, if she bo givoo a fair cbunoe.
As s general rule, wives coofilo tho
minutest of their plana and tuouirbts
to their husband. Why not recip
rocate, if but for the pleasure of meet
ing confidence with confldoooe t I
am certain that no man suoeceda so
well io the. world as bs who, taking
partner for life, mskes her the
partner of bis purposes and hopes,
What is wrong ot his Impulse or
judgment, . she will check uod sot
right with ber almost universally
right insiinotA And whst she most
sraves and most deserves is confi
dence, without which, love (i novor
free from a ahadow.
A Slight Scare.
A woman livinor on York street
accidentally filled the sugar bowl
with salt one momma recently, and
in about ten minutes eveiy moutb of
tnat family waa prayinor and crvinar.
and drinking waroa water and mus
tard, and trying to remember con
soling passages of Scriptures while
one of the neighbors waa rushing
madly down town after a doctor,
and another want after the const,
ble, while the third held the terrifi
ed (hired girl' in a closet till the con
stable should . come. Thought she
had poisoned them-. And it came
to pass that the doctor . came with
his stotnaohrpump and tbinea. and
cleaned two of the fatuity out before
he examined the ooflee, and when be
bad tasted of it, be emlied, and
thrust bis fingers into the sugar
bowl, and when be bad tasted of the
salt that waa tbqreiq, he lifted up bis
voice and laughed then) to scorn,
and mocked at their misery, and
aaid, 'Ha ba I' and weqt bs way,
both he aod ths constable.
... And behold be hired girl waa
wrathy and refused to be comforted
and aba girt; np her loins, and got up
and lit out, nor bath any man seen
her to tbia day, nor knowstb any
pan where she put the silrsr spoons,
nor a pew shawl, not the master 'a
'lifW bW0M.a9W-6w Bulletin.
Ul
VEGETINE
aoiviss kta aarar failed Sta f
aa tno aa I atraaf th lo la ajaasm Sabtl
She Rests Well.
Sorts PotasD, Ms., Oct. ll.liTS.
Ha. M. R. Bravaa 1
lr Blr I hava tn aiek two nam with tha
llTareomplalnt, and during that llinahara lakaa
a t mat man nlffaranl iuitlrlna knt nnna or
that tlt aia aa gnnd. I waa raallaaa nlnhta a41
ha na appal It. Mint utlnf Iha Vilti I
raat vMI anil rnllah mv SxM. Oanf raooaimattd
tha Vtf atla tnt what It ha to fu m.
Yoara f.pmfuliT, i
MRS. ALBERT RICkCR.
Wlta of'h ahuva,
Mr. 0)o. at. Vanchia, Aailfard, Ms
vegtine.
Thoammls will haar taatimiint (anj t H
tolanlarllf ) that Vacatln I. tl maieal
roapnnail yat pialrl kaior th pa kiln tat r.
aoaailns anil pnrlfylna; thi blond -ar ailli-atttta;
all humor.. Imp-irllla, or poLoa ius aaerallnns
from ihaaraiam. larlaorallna: and stranath'B.
Inn thaayilom dillltat l b; illaaaa In r.rt
It l. as mnT hT a 114 It, fib Uraal
Haalth Kaitorar." t-
SAFE AND SURE
Ma. tl. R. BTavias I
lnl7Jfour Vaaatlnawai wammaa.lml ta
ma, ami alaMIng lo lb panaaamai of a frland,
1 conaentad to try It. At tha tliaa, I was luff
arlns; from araaaral dabillty ami aarron. pros
trallnna. auparla laaail by orarwora aai lrra
alar hblta. ita wamlarrul atrancthanla and
auratlra pmpartlaa taama.l to artaot myiial.lll.
tid ayalam (roia Iha nrat dna. aad uadar It
par.lat-iat aaa I rapMly raaaremt. salnlne
nor than a.oal h-alih and (nod f"lln. Hlara
than I hayaaol h.iltatail to l Vaaatln my
aioal anqullllail I olr lament aa lalnael.
ara and p-warfl axant In proraatlna; haalth
and raatorlas Hi waiitad ty.taia to nnw lir
an.lorsy. VKi-tlna I Iha only madlolo I
aaa, and a long aa I II I nar aspet ta Uad
abauar. Yoars Iraly,
W. II. 't.RK.
1M Maalary itrt, Allaguoy, Pa.
VEGETINE.
Vaaari aa thnmnahly rllrata ary kin J of
hamor, and raaloro tha anllra ayatam to a
haallhy eoudltlon.
Tha folloln ltlr rrnm Ra. O. W. Mana.
S.ld.firmrly fta.iorollha Maihodiat Knl.i-nnal
i tlhurrh, llril Park, and at praa.nl a-til.d in
j Liiwvtl. lotl.l ooavlni' avry ona who raaila Ihla
I li-tlar of tha wondorfill rnrallva aiialllli-a of V.
I ailna aaa thorough claaoaar and rorlll.roflha
blood:
Itroa Pamk, Maas., Feb., It, IST1.
Ma. II. R.STivisa :
l.ar Mir About tan yaara a no my hrallh fail
ed throuifh tha duplallntf rffi-rta of dy.pop.la
aaarly a yer lalor 1 waaatlm kad by typlmld la
ar la lla worat form, It .nlll . J In my bai k and
took tba form of a larxa driiid abari-na,
whah waa UlUru mouth. In iiallierliis. I bad
two surifiral oparations, by Iha baat ak 111 In Ilia
Hut but received u ieriuaiiut cure. 1 aunVr.
ad graalpaln at llmaa and was eonataully waak
ea.d by profouao dlKhara. lata lojl small
alacaa of boue. al diifaraut time.
Mailer ran on tbna alaiut aevan yeara, till
stay, lM, wiiau a rrieud rccomtaiiHlad ma to
flalo yuurnoija auiiiaik with yu-i nr Ilia virtue
or Vaiiallne. 1 did an, and by your klmluaaa
paaeetl Ibniugh your niaiinfarbiry, uollug the In.
gredleula, etc., by which your rmaedy Is produc
ed. By what taaw and heard I galued eomeconfl
dene lu Vesetlue.
1 eoiuiaeucrd taking It eoon after, but felt
woraerruiu lu arr-iatei atlll 1 pr4evered aud sih-u
rail II was beneating In oilir roi'nla, Vol
1 did nt eee Ike r.aull I deelr-d. till 1 bad takau
It raitbfully for a Hula mere than a yar. whea
Ik. dlra.uliy In tba ewk was ourej, ant ta9 ulna
aanlht I bare enjoyed the Wat of h.alth.
I ha In lhal tluie gained twut).flva ponnda
f Saab, baing heavier than ever before la my
life, and, I was aaver mure able to perform labor
than bow,
llimuil tha past few weeks 1 bad a scrofulous
awalln.if aa large aajuy Bat gal bar a a another
part of ua body.
took YauS'lne faithfully aud II removed II
level llh ibe euafaca u a uoulli. I ihluk 1
ahould have been cured of my main trouble enqtier
If I had take larger dew, after luviug bacuiua
acduaturued to lla offecta.
l-l your patroue trnnbled with acrornta or
kidney dlaeaao uuderalaml that It take Iliac lo
euro ebroai dleoeaae. aud if Iboy will tiallvutlv
take Vegeilna, It will, lutuy juilrfui-iii, cure huur
Willi great uliliiialioua aia,
Voura very trulv,
O. W. MASSCltLiU,
Pailor aflka MothoJUl K. Oburcb.
PREPARED BY
H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
"NEW
A. S. HELFRICH
Beaver Springs, Fa.
LARGEST. BEST
STOCK Ot
AND OOMPLETEST
13 ry Ooods,
Crocoricn,
QuoensiYiliwt
llardwnre.
Wooa V AViHov
Notions, Farnisbinir Goods, Boots
& bnoes, Uata & Caps.
READY MADE
CLOTHING
cheaper than ever brought to Sny
der County.
Dealer in
flRAIN,
SEED, 3,
COAL.
LUMBER,
FISH,
SALT.
BLASTER ta.
All kinds of Qoods lohangei fr Csib
or approtl souairjr produoa,
Call and aXamln snv stook and Isara
my prists ttafors pi4rbsln tlisebsrs.
Ogl. 13. lS7t. 6m.
)R.J,W. RQCKEFELLOW,
PHTSIOlaif AND IUSOION
OSsrt SIS prafasilbaal aarvlaas la US altlgaas a
Mlddlaiiars and rlelnlt. Ai li'l
PATTTTfln
N
OTICKis hereby given that the
niiuwiigg aniaias aaa aaaa parsDasad by
Iha aadarali
Igawl at Saarira salt and lait la tka
OT oha a). Uaadrlska 4 arlag aar
ulaaaur.
ail parson's ar aaatluaad
not to in-
Ula aad Bedding,
InUrast IBS Ait
Uara.IBhaaU, tUi
riaror aiauai wua in Sana, is aiak. t
CaM Hia .ml pip, hall
ra r Orala la around
ir
in ia arooua, lot
Uh, Oral lirlll,
Itlrator, HT Laddgrs, Flo".. W Ha, i
uvata, aaarrwei 01
it
agfons, Waajoa Bog, Hlnala aad Daakla Traaa,
Stars. 1 Sat liona.Oaa.40lr
t" i
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PA., -APRIL 2G,
SPilEfG
Great Excitement in Selinsgrove.
ffEIS AND OPPENHEIMER'S STOCK OF GOODS TOO LARGE FOR THEIR STORE
CHEAPER GOODS, BETTER GOODS AND MORE OF THEM THAN EVER.
TTATINO JC8T RETURNED FROM
X.
MlifM, YOUTI1M
ALi, VI WHICH WE WILL SELL AT PRICE TO DRFV COM PRTfTtOH .
1st.
.!rnil!.'0rw a8h and ,0" ,0
Siil.Jf"2L0:,
" wwim(j vuaviwi u
2nd.
H?SSA!jZ? Dy Bimi,ar
1.1 it : . .
v,ug im.. many years expenoi.ee In the bnsinoss. wo aro enabled to
aou are enabled to give our Customers the adviintago of the same.
4th
We adhere to tho
GoMon Rule
cures (uriisacii.Lin.arnfa.
v. v.u.j IM'U IT LIU UUfO OHO OH! IIOIU US.
Cth. Wbilsl we do not allow onr enstomors to deduct thoir Railroad faro like some clotliinir bouses tve anil at
sucb bargains, that every one who gives us a trial is enabled to save ruauy uZ tho 3 !f E 7.ir.
Try u apde for yourlf. Our ,tock u large and embrace, in connexion vritU the duthina a full lint of
Oent I funueuny goo,h, JI.iU, t'v, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valicc tr. ,u" Unt V
ALL OF WHICH WILL 13E SOLD AT IIOTTOM l'KICKd.
Y0U fftr? ui eboP0' n" ",of ny ch" "uso in Central Ponn'a. besides baviuff ft chance in draw,
mg a solid silver American watch. Koe advortiueuiout in auothcr column.
Feelinar confident that our endeavors to servo our c.mlomfrs will mod win. ili, ....
remain.
piromig
yi1
New York
(in Holmes now bniliding,
MAltKKT NT., WELINHOROVE, IyV.
SWPFI nnHjiMtrotnrncil ivtnix tholnmt
s W-LlXO Oltle with tho l..tiieMt ttii
iihhi complete Mtoclc
OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS !
tivoi brought to thiH county,
Large variety in SUMMER SHAWLS, SKIRTS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
HlACIt
Special inducements in
& INSERTINGS, Table Linen and Towling"
of all descriptions.
n TV "IG ?.uce(l 01 ,l".V Kr"ls In our lino
win nud it to their advantago to call and examine my goods and pri
ces before purchasing elsewhere. They can alwavs savo from 25 to 40
percent. GOODS RECEIVED ALMOST DAILY DC KINO SKASON.
iiuinhjwjor2aat Jauors a owiUnuation of the tame is respectfully
AGGugmiee'o aDe .
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! !
FORCAHIIOH lUlOniTCiq lV
tho uiidorsignod Assinooot
HOWARD 1. ROMFG
Adnmsbiirff, Snyder County, Pcnn'a
The Stock Consists partly of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Such as Cloths, Cassimers, Kentucky
Ladies' Dress
ALL WOQL PBLA1NS, Merinos Poplins, io. at all prices and very cheap.
uaio aau uaio, wivm. xiuui, liiuic, aim mil Ull U101U.
BOOTS AJVD SHOES,
Hardware, Qneensware, Tin and Glassware Wcodand Willowware, Ooflees,
muqiuv, pjiuya, juuiuBBUB, naa ui mi Kiaus, auu at aow irrices,
Cicrars It Tobacco. Fish & Salt. U'Ih.WIa &n,
uyaVi lVAi VVlMi '
A V atTI aV A W aMat AW Ull 1
Marok ?, 1174.
J.
M.LINN,
A. H. DILL.
(Suseaasors ta J. P. fc J. M. I.lna 1
ATTORN Elf 8 AT LAW. L.wl.burg.
Pa
OSar Ibtir professional ssrvls lo tb
publlu. CullaoiloBS snd all other rro
regsiqsnl buslntas sngugta4 lo ibf Ir ear
will isotiTsproniplaUaatloB, f Jaa, 8, 't)7ll
if.fl. Grimm. Wm. If. ill.
Attorneys & Councelora
Ai4-r,
; Offlos Near tbs Post Office.
"rrcebursT. Vimm'm. .
CoasuUalloa la belk Xoalish aad flsraiaa
A
1871 NO. 50.
ABR
ML
Til K EASTERN CITIES WITU TUB LARGEST AND MOST
"in'moi (l.iu NU3 VOMPLKTB B I J " K
R'JAD TilE
AFFURU TU BrlLL
BO C1IEAI'.
t!ie ,Bam6 n"y wo Jo not oWtfo you t tmko un for
the bust mauVturers aud .IS K
BU1I Hi O til U 1 i A TOUIS.
. ...
of i ONK PlltrrH vin tt r ...i
i.- i..:;
y ,,
1
rt WEIS & OPPENHEFMER
ONE DOOR ABOVE KEYSTONK UOTEL .Vl'aLlSSOltOvfe.
peimoLnigB
n - iii':
Fancy Store,
opposite the Keytsone Hotel.)
etc. Great bargains in
AIJMCAS.
HAMBURG EDGINGS
Jeans, Cottonades of every style
Goods, Silks
Mniriw a. Tarjsr ti-uu i Dili,
f.-,,.--,,,,
18AAC DEAVEn.
Aaalgaaa.
Xf , POTTER,
ATionyjsr at zaw.
telinsfroye, P ,
Ofershil profsasionsl erjos lo
ths
publio. AH legal busin glrusls lo big
oars will rooslvs prompt nlltntion. Offiog
on door sbo lb $ Latberaa Churob.
Jaly, lb 73.
aoBAos ai..asA.
S. ALLEIIAir & SOIT.:
AT TO It N E Y8 At LAW.
tsoiiiiMfrove, st
All nrofaasloaal buMlnaa .ll.i l.
eVJ-SI .. .
entrusted lo their oar will be prosspil I
vas D oonsuilta IB EBgusS
igltail
THIS POHT.
Published every Thursday Evening by
JBREMIA11 OROUSB, Prop'r.
Terms of Rnbsonplion,
TWO DOLLAIU VFM ANNUM. Pay.
able within six months, or til.flO ifn.it
pnid within the year. No paMsr 'da.
continued until ail arroirsKa are
paid unless at the option f the pub
lisher.
Bubsrrlptlotis oubild) of the county
f A fAllLR IJIADTASCI.
Wl'nraoiw linlna mid using papers
addreawl 'a othent bminmesuliacrilieri
and are liable fortbe price of tho paper
or
FOLLOWtva
ANUSES V;iT (VB CAN
poor pajiug
arjre tjuautitiea
thi. section of the coantr,, eon.e.
taka crr .lvnni. f
. .. ...
"uu uo MwiepresontnuoM wmcU sot
..4 l-.v,. ui pmmajo na
F.
J. It. ZELLER,
TiUUX&l.Ai'hA
Centrevlllt!, Snyder County, 1'ennrw.
All biialnm. antrn.lai! to his -.ra will ba
wall anil '.Ichfiillr atten lwl In. Will prattle
at the vara) anuria or Nnyilar ami ailininlng
nimnllaa. Han Imi ean.Ulll In th Rngllrh or
Oermau language. Oat. 30, 'J8l(
CHARLES IIOWKR,
ATTOUNEV AT LAW,
Seliiinrove, Pit.
OTers blsprofe..ionleriies to tha pub
lic. Colleallons and nil other prorsiunnt
business antrusird lo bis ear will re.
cei?e prompt attention. Office Iwodonra
north of Iha Keystone HoUl. f Jan 6. '7
joriN u.
ARNOLD,
A.1 tornoy
& VISTMCT.1TTOt;.i:Y,
JIipDLEUL'UU, FA
rrofesnlonnl buslnas entrunlcd lo his cars
ba prampll attended lo. r ob 9,'7
JTlOIlSONllAKER,
-Vttono.v-at-l ..nw,
Lewisburfr, Union Co., Ps,
trSTOan bo oonsultd iu (heKuglishsnd
German Inngiiiiiri'a.lffja;
OFFICE Market Sircct, opposite Wait
Smith & Co'a Store 8 -4'.
g T. PARKS,
ATTORSRY AT LAW.
SBLISsailOVE, SSVUEIl COUNTV, Pa
Sept. 15, C7tf
SIMPSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Northumberland. Pa.
Offer Lig professional serricrs lo Ibe sub
io. aii uusioesg enirusita lo Bis gars
will be promptly attended lo.
Jan. 17, "67lf
J- PETERS,
Jaslice of the Peaca,
Mlddleburg, Snyder eounty, Penn'a,
Oulivevanrll! dun, anil Pi,ll...llnM
Kirylliln Iniruated to bla ears, will raa.i.
prumpl allaulluu. Jane II,
TM J- f KANAWKL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURflEOV
rntrevlle, tnjder Co..
Offers big professional servleee la ths
publio. 6-oSif
J)lt. A, Jf. SMIfU,
PflSlClAV AXD SUJtOEOy.
Otter bis professional serriees lo Iha aiil.
spnaof Adamsburg snd viciuil. tiepl, 73
DR. J. Y.tfRINDEL,
fiL'Rnnnv avii I'lirsiritv
MiJilloburff.'Pa.
Offers bU prqfosalonal serrici-s g tba git.
sens or Middleaurg snd vicinity;
March 2,'67
1. JJONHECK,
Justice of tlc Peaco
Adatmbury, Snyder Co.. I'a.
Will bg in his oflio nl lbs above tnanfioa.
ed plaoe, on MONDAY aad 8ATUUDAY
of eaoh week, when all kinds of business
relating lo bis pIBoe, will b attsndtd Is
F. VAN HUSKIRK,
uaaC4b A ijeciunic, pentiii
Sslinsgreve, Panu'av
g A.WETJ5E&,
Justice q( thei Peace,
Beaoertawn, Snyder Co., I'a.
AU kinds of eolleoiioue stad on liberal
Urnis. Promptly altande ta all buginess
latrugtee I kis esra. (Jaa lie, 'TVH
V. J J. ltl 1 CJ K
Justice of tna Pqace ant GooTCTancer.
mlf.li fare)' a. luiilar spo a I
InlllB QrsV. My4cr Co, P.
Cllacllew aeS all boauM aarialalBS tatha
Wl.
WTTi
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