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o
I ltP la f f !,
. rl( wkarp tka, aaa't llfll.
fraaaaala el k ptarlaa aaaalf
That mm aila ik aar-liaa tt
Jatka pao'llk w r ( attar
V si la laaar Iaa,
tkat aif still rpals tkai-atars
II taikhtllaa frat, 1 kali..
Mim la haaa hlalaat,
Lara aaiia tk r ,
klriarla wlltlap klla-laa
Tka ta atar'i t,i.tt kern
a tk aatlMM ik dawl
taaatloat wkak waaM atkar ( rwPS
a 'k iraat t I kolf,
Hplk all tklapa, 1 ball-.
p.lla-alaaatMaaUl,
A ltaar tkrakafjaf t
a U I Mat lla r .aa trial.
D-la aat, Ikoapk qVl ila.tr if
ia iaow ft a ail rail illnpa
Taa.tkaak all Ik rrM PaMlPS
Will ! I lu Sark 4ir lag
Waka iaiae, t kailara.
1 lla ta aaa'tafltla,
TM'lar, ra-, aaaala.a, k (k,
lalaarrt alawat a, laailaa,
Aa la waa'a pant,
la kw) 111" . attalalaa.
Tkal aaa fi an prpaclp
la kar -antla, aaauatplalalap
ra aaa Ball, 1mIIt.
t bll la f-aTtiaj.
Tka torn a-erlBo ' taar,
Haklwt Iralu ) ap tloa,
Mae' olo4 Baodlap. iaa'f trr: i
la lb par pr?allla paMlua
Kaati luru f Ud ual",
A ad, daapu in ri J'a aula
LI aad 4la lar, 1 kail?.
1 toll- la kaaiaa ktaPaaaa
Ti f laf NN pvvil and Ira.
ea a aa ljpMtiiau oiaa.aaM
Wka. H woaM kalavaM aat da I
la III Maaaiwaanaa vl l-lllaa,
klak ma ti It dvtk paraair,
ptfc Ik ajar lar aaarMUac
All lu atforu, t kaiiava.
1 kail la lr raala
All Uat na kalk aaapt away,
Lallka I la aork puityla
Klakl kf a lam, aad da fcf df
la tka prr wl lu raiaualdiag,
la Ik graa f lu raprU',
la Ik glory af auaidia
lu parlaolle, 1 iilir.
1 kallar la Lav Klrnat,
kld la Uvd'a aocuaoiclng will,
Taat kalk Ik dau luiarnal
Walk a dapik ihai'a laauar atltl
la lu alla, lu uduraa
T IvrtMr, aJ ratrlar,
la ik laraaaad lall awaraaa
Of lu triaiupa, 1 kaiiaia.
tHeloot Tulo.
Tht Tunnel.
James Waiowribt wai fireman of
cogioe Nu. 32, aud Bill Ulackiord
eogiaeer. Tbe lattor bad oue good
quality coutinaad fitUfulDHs at a
rvaot of tbe company. Hia eue
luiet said tbe inoat poworful micro
upe could bate diaoovered uo oth
er. While be bad not a friend a
Baoog the bauds, their dialike wan
not au opeu one. II i atreutb w
known to be almoat phenomenal. He
bad once knocked down ft horse with
blow of bis first.
James Waiuwright and Dill (Hack
ford, aa fireuiau and engineer of tli
same locomotive, hid kept up tbe
necesaary or convenient appearance
of friendship, uutil it was wtiUperud
i about that Jano Coniird bad clioneu
Waiuwrigbt for her husband ''that
was to bi." Then liill Klackford
knit bis brow, and cinnched bin
teotk together with an oath. It waa
no secret that he bad "waited on"
Jane himself.
After that, tbe roou hardly spoko
a wor l to each other. For miles on
miles day afar diy, thay sped aloutf
tbe .iron road, and scarcely looked
into each other's eyes. Mieu BUck
ford did glance at Wainwiigbt it
was with a malignant scowl
One day, engine No. 32 rau into, a
freight train No serious damage
was done. It was found,' however,
that, at the- time of tbe accident,
Blackford, engineer, was under tbe
influence of liquor..
lie was reduced front bis position
to that of fireman. He would have
been discharged altogether but for
his long aud faithful service to the
company.
James Wainwrigbt was promoted
to bis position as engineer. Hear
ing of it Bill Blackford's scrowl
deepened and bis black eyes suapp
dare.
It was a winter's night, cold and
clear. -Several if the railroad bands
were seated ronnd the station fire i
among them Wainwrigbt ana Black
ford. "The east track needs repairing
In the long tunnel," said tbe super
visor, and tbe workmen have all
gone home. What two among yon
will volunteer to attend to the mat
terr
On tbe Instant James Wainwrigbt
answered
"I. air r
Immediately BH1 Blackford add
il "And roe, too, sir I"
More than oue turned quickly and
ronderingly toward the latter. It
was not this men's custom to be o
bliging. One man drew Wainwrigbt
aside, and said i
"Blackford dosen't love you Jim.
I wouldn't go into that tnnnel alone
with bim, if I was yon. Let me aro
in your stead. He's got nothing
against me.'
Nonsense, said tbe other. There
Is ' no danger i and even if there
were, do yon enppoae I'd let bia.
know I was afraid of bim by book
ioffoatt"
One or two men, aa tbe volunteers
started off together, proposing to go
with them, bat Blackford said ia a
dogged way : .
'Don't need OhelD.'
Is s more civilised manner. Wain
wrfrjht echoed bim, and tbe men fell
It was a fall ten minutes' walk to
toe month of toe tnnnel, but when
they bad reached it, neither, bad
Now rockford oak
sa i -
Om polnmn one year.
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Where t'
Abont the middle of the tunnel.'
All right Come on.'
Into tbe darkoess they planged.
They each carried a light, bat tbe
impression of snch place is always
one of intense blackness.
It wss their object, to do the job
if possible, before tbe train, due
there in half an honr, should reach
tbe spot.
No word was spoken after those
few at tbe month of the tnnnel.
Tbey worked silently and swiftly.
An observer mlicbt have noticed that
Blackford struck the rail vindictive
ly, and smiled aa tbe sparks flew up.
It waa finished, and just then tbe
ramble of tbe coming train waa
beard.
Between the track which they had
jnat been repairin the one on
which the cars wonld pass and the
wall the disUnce was only t vo or
three feet. Uncomfortable, indeed,
to stand there as t'te train passed.
"Slav on this side 1' be hissed. 1
"What for 1 asked Wainwrigbt a
a little startled.
"Bemuse I want yoa to. I want
to knn what it feele like to stand
here i bat I ain't going to do it a
lone.' "Yon can make the experiment if
von pleae. As for tne, I shall stand
in tbe safoat place,' answered tbe
other t and with a sadden jerk be
released bis wrist
Bnt on the instant, the gigantic
Blackford cangbt bim around tbe
waist, and muttered in bis ear i
'Steal tbe girl 1 love, will you T
Worm yourself into m position as
engineer, yoa hound 1 I'll fix you !
There was no mist iking the hate
glittering in the vilUin'a dark eyes,
nor the moatiing of the words be
had just uttered.
Ilia purpose was to bold Wuio
right there nulil tbe train was npon
them, then to throw his victim iu its
way. Tbe other nnderetood oow
why this roan bad been so ready to
accompany bim. Forhapa he bad
been waitiug for such an opportuni
tyor months. Wainwrigbt could
sea, by the dim light of tbuir lamps,
that there was a sullen, murderous
resolution in the man 'a face,
'Bill Black for J, would yon kill
me r
'No, no I the train will do that I
Do yoa not fear to do such a
'No 1 thundered Bliiokford. 'You
dlippedand full yoit were orossing
tbt track, aud t. train struck your
Yes, that wae 'ibe story tbe mur
derer would toll, and though some
might shake their beads, and even
name their sifpioion, they could
prove nothing.
It was useless to cry lor .hem
Die only answer would be tbe rnick-
iug echo from the tunnel's w.ilU.
Struggle T Av, struggle and resist
be migbt till the last moment, b it
wbut avail, would bis Htreuth be
aguiust that of this giant f
The rumble ot the train was
growing louder, luofjw moments
it would be upon them.
James Waiowiiht, bra quick
inoveroeut, released his light unn.
aud struck wildly at the other i hut
tbe villain caught tbe deouudiiu
blow, aud with a laugh, piuioneJ
tbe arm agaiu to hie victim's sido-
Aud now the train h id entered
the tunnel. They wore right in the
path, but Blackford quickly stepped
toward the wall, still holding Wain
wright where tbe train would strike
bim.
Now that tbe straggle commenced
it was tbe only hope, and Wani
ng bt fought with tbe desperation of
a man with his life at stake.
Nearer sped tbe traiu and still
Blackford held bim on tbe track,
lie bad by some gocd fortune, freed
his left arm.
Tbe train was almost npon them 1
Touching by chance bia vest
something pricked Wain Wright's
band. He remembered bis mother
bod been sewing a reut ia bis vest
that day. aud had absent-mindedly
left tbe needle, a long one, in the
garment. In a moment be bad it
out
The train was within a few yards
of them.
lilackford's right arm was around
Wainwrigbt'a waist In a moment
the other buried the needle in the
villain 'e band.
With a bowl of pain tbe would-be
murderer released his bold.
Wainwrigbt wrenched himself
from tbe other arm and sprang a
cross tbe track.
With an oath Blaokford followed,
but to meet bia death. In hie hurry
bia foot cangbt tbe rail and be fell.
James Wainwrigbt aaw the glare
or tbe beadlight full in bis eyes ;
and the next instant Blackford waa
tbrowoat bit feet, mang-led and
dead I '
Monkeys ars used for food in J
pan
Tbe heart is a erytal palace. If
onoe broken it can never be mended.
Five thousand noun 1 of artifiowl
butter are manafaotured daily iu
fittaburg.
About $7,000 a dUy ia tbe extent
of tbe nvmey or ler business ia tbe
Boston Post-OOW
A Ohiotga Clergyman said recent
ly that no tme womta woald ever
let a uuw put on her shot.
JJqulre Msyee of West Alexander,
Pa , baa married I.U8 eoaples since
1RSX for wbieb be hat received In
jcitti-c tJpCST.15. .
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How Young Lady Unwittingly Sc
um s Wilt Her Husband's
Offer.
Mf. snd Mrs. PnM Mannring.
who live nt Lorlim-r and J kon
streets, Wllliiralu-g, bsv an ouly
dU(htT, Olsrs. She is a b' unpne.
spveatcn voir- old, with liright Isrk
yes and oVk curling hair ihii fl
in wsve or hsr slight fiiture. Slip
re'nrol but a few eeaj(o fr"'
Orange e'Minty, N V., wheie she
lia been making a long v.)t. S"ni
ilrn since Mm Mmnorinit, whiln
I Hiking over ibe C'i'cn' of bar
'lnnhtcr' trunk, which b id oi jt
been uipcked, d'o"rel a scull
of psrchmcni, ri:htvrnravd aid
Arnamontpd, find held toire'her hy a
blue ribbon, ib-d in a tru l ki t.
She "pent"! sal rea I a citifim' hy
ibf BxV. Win. II. William-, ill Union-
vill, Orange oun'y, Mt'ing lo'th
that John Brun Jun and Clara Man
n -ring wre marriad uu the 23th ol'
Auitu-it, 1877. Har lly able to hp
liev b.T eyes, Mrs. M-oueilnj ci'ia-.
tionpj bf r JaUrtlitrr.
Willi so up bluhu Clara explain
ed tiial wb n two or three pooplo
camd lOif-ilicr io the Catakilis, lbs
lavurite mods of siuiismeiit is tli
pirlriiiHncd of . s m ok mi irisgi.
Ou ibi eveninu ol ibJ ub.vo tuie
she bad aiieo'led a pany given at
the boune of a young teruisr nsintd
Brundae. It wus pnosud thai
sue and the hi at, iu acooniuuee W illi
the cuat'iina of the coun'ry. sh.ml.l
plav hi beiinr niarriud. AciMrditig-iy
-be sioid up with Mr Uruiiij te
l.iru ote ol the ueu, who vuluu
leered to play th-i part ol ib clra-j.
uisu, an t the pair wer- pr.uonut ed
uau aud wil. H4ry had th
word-, -Whom Gd hatli juinvil to-guibi-r,
let so man put anuulrr,'
nt il prououuce when BruuJue.
Jeolaiiu (bat ibd uariege wa- a
real aud nut a -hum. eUiuied hr a
bi wiie. Tbe auppiel b-igai t ier,
gjiuia.i, lie auiit, wa. a miuinler ol
in Jiotiioiii iisi 'pil c'lurcli and
the u iriu my ho had p-rloruicd unul i
if t b nullifltfd Kuve ly a dvorc ob
tiinsd bv due pvc.' ul law. All thia
was done in a j "kmrf way, b'lwuver,
ni'l not vvun wbt-n sb t got the vlt
t lie tie of the oeivui'iny iiid Our re
iliza that tho alfuir was not a boat
Slid broaghi the eortifioatu liuua with
Iter sa n iiieiu'irinl of the tin c! mar
ria, but, ko ahe sai l, had foiyotton
there w mieh a tbinit io entKU'iic
wi-n Imr mut ter bronghc it ti light
CUra'a story oau-e i Mra. Mauuer.
Hilt gient piinurba liiii nt mind -Hu
thouiilit hir daii)h(or's oi. til liu-i
boeu taken alvunwuo of, and Ibut
be wa- peibapi bmu l for litu in
niU'i uii'le-irublu and ineliiiahli p-r-
i. Anxiixia i kuow wiieib-r b
iretnJul in inland wis vulni, hlu
eunailtift wuh imiu ir ina i-iei-ua in
His lir.K.klvu ci'V Ourt, whom sli-
mistook lor the j ilit, sud w. lolj
M lift b'lrrnr Hint tee cemnuate net
lor to a legal iuarrin:e..
She uuiuilia(i-iy wroto to Nr.
lirinJaie, and r cfivel in reply an
Ujfreniui'ui to aiiuul tiie in.rrueil
it pioved iiiMMiat"tul to l er. Ho was
ready, Mr. Urwi'l Sai I, to o m-iil-
er tin cprem-my ol ibe 241b of An
aunt real or a shaui ss the On le pa
reuts ileipriumi'd. H I tviid Car.
ml wiiiituj her to live wuh him as
his wife, but wo'ill not tuke iidvaui
l' of thesuppo-ed j"ke unl--ss s.ie
wished to have it so. Aa the pr
ore'lii'trs snl expenie necesry in
d's-oNe iba aaniae be would tak
npiobims-ll ioc.se Clara Jii am
care to continue to bo Mrs. Brunif.
aue. Thoiugh inq iiry ol Iriemia liv.
ins in Unionville, Mrs. Minm'rinK
learned that Mr. Bundaite wus wall
iff, pos-esning a gnod furm snd be
ki les bping heir io eonaiderahle prop
my. He wjs she was iul'orml, a
ot ilplighiful match, and ber
daughter might go luribsr aud fare
wone.
Sneh was the story told hy Mrs.
Maoiieriog tos Suit rep rt r. Clara
or, to give herrlgin name, Mrs. Bruu
daits, sat by and li-tuoed
'I 'I just aa lief It won Id be a sel
aismaire, she said, snakintf borourls
Mrs M-nii' Ting did not em to
bsve forme l any plana tor tbo future
U'unuage nut ut jvi vimiej ln
orlop st ur iiuine, ana there spems
to bs no hurry shout enmlng to s nV
cislon. Uirs, she coutinued, wus
yet ton voiiuas H think of insrsiaxe.
but if Mr. BrmiiiuKe would wait two
or three y-ars t.elore bp claim- her
she in'gnt niske no opiiomtiou
ieu xorH nun
To SwtBTIN TUB BtKATH AND
('lbansb tbs Tsrrn. Always clean
tbe teeth at uight just before Tetir
ing, for particles of fo wl collect be
tween the teeth during the day, and
if left there all night will dooay,
causing tbe breath to become offen
sive aud also prove very injurious
to tbe teeth, sorub tbe teeth with
a bard brash using little, if any
soap i sprinkle on a little powdered
borax (ne pinch will do) nntil the
gnme are hardened aud beooaie ac
customed to it i riuse tbe month of
ten with borax water it will pre
vent it from becoming bo re or ten
der. if artificial teetb are worn
cleanse tbem thoroughly with boras,
and when onvtnient let th m re
main in borax water (every nigbt if
possible) i it will purify tbem aud
help to sweeten the breath.
A drnnkfn man whu staggered in
to tbe oSoe of tbe Mayor of Pitts
burg. Pa., n few days ago was found
A B SSkPt ft AA fl. .
w save v-i-vv on (ui pet boo- r. .
Which Do Yoa Like Best 7
It is it.devd a funny and liditn
lous sight to see a lovely woman
stop st a street rrosaing, give ber
body a fretful twist stoop low and
reach backward aud downward near
ly to her heel s, aud grab from five
to forty ponnds of dress trail, fall of
dirt and dust shake it five or six
liinea, like a bnzMrd fltlng his wings
to fly, then bobble across the strret i
like a lama turkey to the nther sid
thern to "let go," turn enitrnd four
or five limps, snd start off like a
strirn wheol Ivmt in a storrns . neb
fantastic, fakbional-le frpslU of folly
ss we are somptimi-s. npon out
streets are certainly very nnbvcnra
iug in all that is m dest. besutiful,
and lovely in woman. Think of it.
The i dea of a fashionably dressed
blonde or brunette stopping dead'
upon the street, kick out and np
like a cow at an army of loose bur
nets, grab her clothes in her band,
and with a body bent looking out
from under a little bst perched np
ou one side of tbe bead, and making
a public exhibition of ber heels and
hose as she skips across tbe street
like a n ostrich on a ran, an extra
copy in s tvle snd dress of the wom
an who rules a spotted horse in a
circus and jumps through a paper
balloon for f 15 a week and applans.
Look at the modestly dressed,
sweet-faced, bumble girl, wa'king
homeward, having been on a mis
sion for ber mother, perhaps. No
f Hiliahneas about ber. She lives,
dresses, acts and looks plain She
and fnahion are strangers. Loafers
and Mack guards don't stare at her,
an I make all kinds of vulgar remarks
about bar. Not She commands re
spect by her dress aud conduct upon
lue public sirens.
Tiussiint Tbocdlib Most of as
have bsd our tionbl-s all our lives,
aud each diy bus brought all the
evil tbut we w isbsd to eudnre. But
if we were aa ked to recount the or
rows of our lives, bow many could
we roiueiulier f How many that are
six months old elionl I we think
worthy to b-i remoniborod or men
tioued. To-iUv'n tronMi'H look lurge,
but a wouk hence they w li be for.
gotieu and buried out of sight
"If yoa would keep a book, and
every day put do'wn the things that
worry you, and see what becomes of
tbum, it would be a beuelit t yon.
You allow a thing to annoy yon,
just ns von allow a fly t settle on
you and plague you i and yon losi
your temper (or ratlir gut it ; for
wban men are surcharged with tem
per they are. said to bare . lost it);
and you juutify yourself for boin
thrown off your hul.uiOd bv cmtaos
wnich you do not truce out But
if you would see what it was that
throw you off your b iUooe before
breukf.tat, and put it down in a lit
tlo bouk und follow it out an I as
certain what becomes of it, you
would see what a fool you were iu
the mutter."
The art of forgstting is a bloased
art, uu. me art oi oven Miking is
qmtd as important. And if we
should take lime to writ) down the
origin, progrest, an I out c n of a
few of our troubles, it would make
us nsbauie I of the funs wo m ike ov
er tuera, that we should be glud to
drop such things nu I bury tiw.u nt
once in eternal forgetfulness.
Liife is too short to be worn out
iu petty worries, frettings bitreU
aud vexations. Let us banish all
these, and think on whatsoever
things are pure, and lovely, aud
gentle.
BwwaWJ""w-e
Dos't bb bo Foolish 'lid Farmer
Pettingill went into his house pne
lay and caught John, tbe hired uviu.
bugging Mrs. P.
The farmer siiid nothing, and
went out into tbe field.
After dinner be wanted John for
something, but John was not to be
found.
He went at latt into John's room.
where the latter was on bis knees
packing his trunk.
"What the matter, John," said
P.
'Oh, nothing," said John.
"What are yon pt.-kios vour trunk
for t '
Tin going away."
"Going away I What are yoa so-
ing a ay for f
ti. yon know
"No, I don't know.' rejoined P. .
lAime give mo a reason or your
siitinen iiwaire to go a war.
"Well, meekly replied John, 'yon
saw wbut I was doing this mom
ing.
"O, pshaw I ' langbed Pittinsill
"ito not be so foolish. If von and I
oho t bug the old woman enough,
i u Hire another man.
Tbe following dialogue between a
high-fal ntin' lawyer aud a plain wit
oesB is a good bit st the fashion of
using big words.
"Did the defendant knock the
plaintiff down with malice pre
tense T
"No air i be knocked bim down
with a flat iron "
"Xoo rot snnaersunil roe, any
frieud i I wish to know whether be
attacked bim with any intent 1
"O, no sir, it was outside of ths
tsnt."
"No. no i I wMi to know If it
was preoonoerted affair 1"
"No sir i it was not a Ires consort
2alr, it wot st ttrtas."
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nothing wmm
nt
mm
MEN'S SUITS formsrly sold
f s s
14 l M
SPLENDID all wool sniU
M l
It M II U
FINE casaimsrs snits all woo!
COAT. PANTS, and
Boys'
(P ftti rile) ruin
aty
' pav-imar asiia
bp Susdsy sail
We have n. Larger AnMiitMinont t IIATH r CAPS thin ever
beloro. l'rict'M Linvrji- tliuii cvui',
Over Coals forJtlenaud Hoys,
Cheaper than ever Offered. All wc nk is to Conic nntl Sec.
DO NOT FOUGHT T11C FLACIL
WEIS V OPPENUIMER nhovc Keystone Hotel. Sellnsprovo.
FALL PESinSG!
..e-T Till-:
New York
(In Holmps' new Imiliding,
iviAitivH'r kt si:ijnhuovi:, IV
LAltGCU
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS & FANCY GOODS
NOW THAN KVISII.
would most iMpcctlill.v niitioiino t
IMlhliC tllltt I llllV4.illHt pMll(l I ltll'ofl r
und mow vmnpln t . iimnoi i mont ol DHY
(i(H)IM, M)TIOJ AM) FANCY
CjJOOI H, ever brought to tliiw eotiut.y
I.AItCJi: .VAHI13TY OP
FELT SKIRTS, H0ISERY, GLOVES, SHAWLS,
A FULL LINE
Germantown Wool, Zephyr, Ladies and Child
ren's Underwear
A Full Line ftf MDIES CLOAKS which I rtectrd with
care as to price aivi quality, .mi un unoa.i uemrt'
merit embraces all tlio staple goods such as
Cashmeres, Alpacas, Deaines, Calicoes, Muslins
Flannels, Waterproofing, Shirting, etc.
In Mhort i...vtoclc in lull mid complete inov
er'tliin;; tippei'tainlni; to my line
Evtryhtnla it invited to call and examine my good. Courttoui atten
tion yivtn to all who may faoor me
Oct 10, TO
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STORE,
lliddebirj, Fenn'a,
Tha n'trtlpnd tpoaM Inform lhrtlini f
Mld'Habura; ol urr.iua linn iiutrlat tlial h
ha npail a llarlr Hinr al lh alxt-a
iDnllial la a.t I taal ha will kaan a lull
Una vl all kluilt vl Hard aia. Ioolullus
llcnvy Mboll llsrSwars,
TRIMMINGS SAPDLEny,
8has Plnitidts. Uarwrr
BS. Jtprslsl Isiliispnipslp Is
BUILDrG HARDWARE
LOOK. IIINOBH. HCRBWS. NAIM, Ap
A Larpe Aaaonmsnl afCaai Hlppl hkor.
al AS rlpaita. Hon. Oardrs Tool-, aahylbap
Orals Hak, llajr Rnnaa, Pullr), A.,
IltO.N,
or ALL KIKIIrt spnpiasilp as band.
All Oraail Rp.upl IVIpp. All wka
arp is s4 of an klal sf llarjwarp will
dp wsll by ealllns si ihl etas.
UALANTHON klOATZ.
MM41barg,-4srCs.,r.
Jpytvmi.
17, 1878. NO.
-, YOU CAN BUY ...
w.'Tx. '
HAL.' PRICE,
at
tG 00
7 on
8 00
for
VEST for 7 60 and an OVEIt CO
Clothing a Specialty.
f 3 TO TOYS all o-l Mill
b I (I all nnl fin
7 6 ' fliirr nnla-
Fancy Store;
opposite the Kvytsone Hotpl.)
KTOCK Ol'
OP 'JTIlli: ULZNT
with a call
Jitapectfuift,
N. "WI3II-.
HEAD ! READ !
READ!!!
DaiV I Iliickcubiirp.
Jltavtr Spring, J'enna.
Dealer in
Hardware,
Tinware,
Stoves &c
Also 8P0UTINQ done st short noiice.
on rpssiiiiuble term and saiiafHotory
milliner.
tkjT I em fully prepnred to fur
ilali nil kiliila of llsnlwsie, Tinwnre,
8tovrs, Ac. at the very lowest rates.
gftAll in nppil of Tinware or Pponl
liiK or snyiliiiiK flue in my line of Im
siness, will not Mrel it by exsiueiiiny
iny giMslaand terms btfore purchasing
elsewhere.
DANIEL HACXENBURQ.
Am-10. 76.
rLSOalfT nil. ON so
M. awaalUall fpaatwl
. fil. ssui
SsUeiOajM. tfAAUeoe
-I 1 1 ilO
Till! QHT,
Pul)tthd erery Thutadat Evening
JXasUlAU CROUSB, Prop'r
Tttrtne of BaWnptio.
TU'O IX)LLA RS PER ANSUM. Paf
al'la rlthln ii month, or la.Wlfnot
paid within th ye r. So paper Uav
ointinund ur.til all arraaraKea are
paid unlet at tb option of the paU
liaher.
Subacriptlnna rMUi1 of tba eoontf
lAVAntM . u ........ .
r.iiAlll.n in .iuviivi.
i nona iiiura anil umnir nana
atlilrpaiotl jo othTi liecninpniiliacrilri
and ar linhle fnrth iiricr nfthr pnpar
at
now
$5 00
6 60
600
9 00
10 00
11 00
ia oo
12 60
13 00
AT in the bargain.
nulla
auli
only
U Hi
50
oa
W . I'OITKU,
ATlOhXKV A V L A IF.
Solinsgrovo. Pa ,
il!rralila jirnl'i- I'iTiial .Tie 10 Ilia
i.llilie. All I'tfnl Imainip. r ill r i- in Hi
ir will ri-mitc rni'i MH'iil'iin. HHiea
Mlnr 'in ilia Na l.uilirr-o I'Iiiiigb.
j.iiy. tih
THOMPSON HAKKR,
Vt(oriiH,v-ntliawa
l.ewiitnirg, I ii i in Co., I'a
trjyT.im hp ennauliril in Hi Enpliili an
Irruimi InngimK .Xtl
lll-TICK Urkrl Slrrrl. opinnllr Wall '
4iniih i r i Miorp H 4Uy
! KNVKI..
.h i wii st'itn:ns'.
Oiill i'. Ill-. Miij.lrr :,
lllara Ilia irurarionitl arrvio'-i' ih-
nihlio.
H Imr
F
?.llt.H)UNT IIDI'SK.
NKR THE IIKPOT,
.Middleburur, li.
IIIYIN SMITH rxinirTos
Tbia Im-i-a I in cloa r. a im ii jr in iLp
l(iol aii'l Im lately lirrn rr'Miill ami r.
A 1 1 ot. Rai.in rainiumliniia III liiMa trail
jiilicl willi Ilia hrm the iutrkl alfnnj
a vl larma noilwrti.
Hp aim kpi a fl'al clt irrjr. whara
h.ira, rnugio ftp . pin hit bat si all
iiinra ami ai ramoottil rair.
aprl-fTT.
J. Y.SIIINDHI.,
8UKOKOS AMI) IMIYSICIAN,
Mid lUburr, I's.
lllrra hi- prnfinns) aria laihs ail
iipii of Mi'Mlp mrp anil -loinliy.
March Ul.'tf7
a. wWrAii.
Justice of the Peace,
Heai'trloirii, Suytlrr Co., I'a.
All klnl f C'lllroiiiiii inn dp nil liberal
l.rina. I'rompil aiianila lo alt buaiaat
tilruial in hi aar.
(Jiina ii, 'Till
A. is.
Justice of the Peace and CoiiTCTSBcer,
Ml I III GlH Mjdll ( If.
Ctll"loa ail all tiiuiitaaa partalalaf In Ika
m.- ol .luiiel Hi Faara will uaalr la
almri arnica. aPaj.ll.'T
MllL - LPS A P. BOPAua .LLBM4P,
S. A EMAK & SON.
A TTOJIXIS ili Al LA W.
Heliiiwtrrove,
All profraaional hii.ln auj collitng
tnlriiaiail la Ihrir ear will bp proapilv
atlpiiaillo. Can bp eonaiitlpil Is KaUae
sr Osrinan. Olboa, Mark', 8qusrp.
Notice.
VTOTICE I hrh iltpn
Is all spraass
XI nv Ihp nnil-raipnrii.
n il In lrpa
fcl- firm,nnr rarrp or lata an- WiP, aklpa,
hraii.Mil-p, n-liliip ruita, aa-.lui, iarn.a, Str.,
ku., a- all ir-m.au edtu4li. will ba.iaao ita
aoci.miual., .. T. J.eUlTM. '
J ma Plat., is:f.
QHARLES O. COUNEUCsi
Attorney-At-Invr,
Nte Berlin, Union County, Pm.
Uaa bp aaaaallal la KaplUk SP Oaraas.
Maiti, IS Ml
JOHN II. A It NO LP,
Attorney sit Lsavr v.
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