iitg. April 14, lCCl.
fLjOCttl New, ftcc
i'.itotrwTT roT. l"ke Conns of
feeraerr. Ti aepaseawer, "
i-v.".j"-'-.:. . .
.day of Deeemewv.
in communications, business let
fni- thil office, to lectin
nipt attention ihotild be addressed
folio": im ") kiuuih,
der County, Pa, Advertisements.
.mi.niotion 40. must d nanuea
Lby Monday noon, to secure inter
bn in n" "
COMMITTEE MEETING.
Vine Rnvler Count f Reonblicnn
u.4 ll mm mi u wiiiwieetBi tnotoon
-. - .. .
IMI. at I etloek M. t traaeaei Inper-
is H hMlHlrii ww owivni'si. urn.
1 . n it i u r u . iw -iiL.l..
W. WiTrsaiiTSB, eionreury.
The lslenose of tbe season U tbe talk
f everybody.
Vennor ssye the-enows ere all down.
bank you, Mr. Vennor.
Cititens of Menno township, ITifflin
joanly, are feeding 341 beef cattle.
Prof. Kuraenknabe ha a claw of 70
h itoavertown.
0. L. Smith has gone to iildelph
V and New York.
W. I Siraonton of the Arm of Sim-
lnton, Barber A Co., U now In Phila-
elpbia purchasing goods.
This ia the Utt month for oyster
tiling, till next September. Go for the
ytter.
Jfarch came in like a lion, and went
but-ywell, people that moved know
bow It went out.
The Middleburg JAttual Life In-
luraace Company will aoon have a
pew office.
FcRsrrcBi Rooms. See II. II. Ren-
nger'a advertisement in anothor cot-
mo.
iMrs. Kate A. DeWoIf ha opened
)ress-Making Rooms on Sugar HU
fidJleburg, Pa. See .ddvurtiseineiit.
Rmidkscb Bl'SMBD. Last Wedncs
lay, we learn, the residence of Mr.
Idatn Smith, in White Doer twp.,
Iiis county, caught fire and was en.
lirely destroyed. It seem the wife of
Mr. Smith had gone on a visit to a
neighbor, and the husband was en
gaged not far from the home, lie
luddenly noticed smoke coming from
the roof and in attempting t? enter the
house found the whole inside of it in
mimes, it was impossfmo for him to
leave anything. The house wns a sub
IBtantial log building and ia a heavy
isOSS to Mr Smith. Lba Journal.
Fcnxob fob April. 'hia wetf.her
prophet luys down the following pro
uawmtea lor April :
There will bo sharp front in the be-
I ginning of April, with a snowfall on
the 4th or Cth. but the spring will onen
favorably, and everything will be pret
ty well advanced by April Mth.
Flood may be expected in Chicago
about the first week in April, with
high winds also prevailing in the early
part ef the month. Snowfall are
probable about .April 5th. Navigation
I likely to open on lake Ontario about
April 7th.
The 8t. Lawrence will be odm aboa t
the Oth or 11th, and the first steamship
will probably arrive about the 17th or
Hth. The weather will be stormy, in
tbe lower provinces about the 20th,
with very high water prevailing, but in
the west April will be a drr month.
There will be warm weather just fol
lowing the XOtb, euding in thunder
storms on the 24th and 25th. Snow
storms are probable in tho far west on
the 25th and 26th, and snow-falls are
not unlikely to occur in England at
the close of the month. The month
will eod wet and cold but. on th
wnote, will be like a If ay month.
Suicide. David Libbiir. sen., reaiil.
login WatU twp., this county, com.
milted suicide on Sunday 27th uiu
Zfia grand-daughter and her husband
had been to church on that day, and
on their return home, found hla dead
body on tbe floor in pool of blood.
From the information received it ap
pears that tbe old man had imna in (..
it a sister (Mrs. Carl.) after departure
of Johnson and wife, where be met his
eon benjamin and where he remained
until about 8 o'clock P. il. when in
company with bis son started to go
borne, the two traveling together until
near the old man's dwelling where
they separated, this was the last seen
of the old man alive II must have
lone te his home and commenced
reparations to take bis life for it ia
werted by Johnson that the weapon
Md (ft short rifle) had no load in it
jbea he left borne in tbe morning.
The opinion of those who examined
we room and the bod is that having
carefully loaded the weapon ho seated
mueeir In a chair aud resting the butt
of the weapon against the bed near
wqicd the chair stoodhe held tha
usle srtlnst bis temple with one
baoj ! j ji off uh ln, Btuort
. K '! t ': r a r rarJ aud backward
,f . r Utthett? of the
' f r sbov.
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A few words In reply to W. T. Ly- Trunks, Trunks, Valicea. at Oppen
ons letter of but .week appeared in heinipr's.
tha 'Tout," eruulpat Lag hiiu from the
charges in tbe prosecution brought
garnet hlin by as, yet in justice - to
Mr. Lyons, we do not feel exactly Sat
isfied with it, we In addition would
say that Mr. Lyons has acted the part
of an honorable gentleman, by what
BOtiree he was actuated we do not
know, excepting those of an honest
and square man, one who has com
mitted an error, discovered It, admit
ted It and apologtxed for it, and we
would further beg leave to say that we
entirely exonerate him from any fur
theretiarges, costs, lie, knowing full
well that be was misled by designing
persona, who having very few or
no affairs of Importance of their own
to attend to, naturally took to taking
care of those of others and amongst
them our'a we are much obliged to
them for the Interest they 'take in our
affairs etc., but would respectfully re
quest them in the future to be some
what more careful In their statements
and not circulate what they cannot
substantiate: Our conduct lit all po
litical campaign has been open and
fair, no chioanery or fraud can truth
fully belaid at our door ami any one
attempting to misinform a stranger,
(while they know the facts' .-to be an
true) as Mr. Lyons has beev misin
formed has a leaven of meanesa in
bis composition that should make
him shudder. We were reluctant hi
instituting tbe prosecution, but were
almost compelled to do so to vindicate
our own character and no one can
blame us for the oounte we have taken;
Dut since Mr. Lyons' manly declara-
tlon we also feel disposed' to do him enty-flve illiiHtrntlous which throw
full Justice. The source from which "JCJ" irjl Jde frf the m.I,
. ,,, , , .. . Jent. 1 he rise and trrowth of litolntrv
he obtained his Information, we have Is traeel. with its imiiiv eliuiiKes hik'I
nodoubt was from the same unecrunu- transformations. lu'eulluritieH ami r.
lous political tricksters who for samel ance. beauties and horrors.
vexs ruut have h,n Irvine t One is nniaxed as he reocls this book
f . u P". ben, Z, landdlseovers what men do believe,
brighten their own records by cloud-1 and how they conduct their so called
In. ri m n n .t Ii.h k..AH t.l.... A . ' wnMilil.
U wuv imis unni try ma; wt
load the unfair deeds done by them
on our shoulder. In conclusion we
would say that those who misled Mr.
Lyons and misrepresented us, had
better sweep, before their own 'olit -
i.t i n .u , ,
loal doora, bleach their own political
records, which little job no doubt
woma occupy tnelr precious time, fort
a while at least.
John A. Stahnecker hue met with
anothor accident-was loading lumber
and a pieco of scantling struck him at
the chin breaking the bone, knocking
out threo teeth, and cutting the undor
lip through to the bone.
This is the third time John has had
his head and face mashed in hauling
umbor- in the first accident a log
two feet in diameter rolled over his
hood fact--can't kill him got nine
lives, like the cat-was in the Ute R.
R. accident-will surely die a natural
tleath unless struck by ro thunder
bolts at the samo time
O. Ed. assinger, M. V. dressed the
wound in a skilfull manner although
he was not supplied with surgical ''ma-cliaii)ery,,a.idap)liaiiceii-i
if he were
in his office. Doo. woulj make a goad
army surgeon.
Among the few makers of Tunes
sml OrKans who are widely known in
this country and whose instruments
arc held in high esteem the firm of
Horace Waters 4 On., of . New York
are foremost. In their advertisement
in this issuo thoy are making a special
oner that will excite attention, anj
should be read by every one contem
plating the purchase of a Piaoo or Or.
gan. Horace Waters has now been in
business for thirty-five yean and sold
nearly fifty thousand Pianos and Or
gans, which stand to-day in as many
homes in every city and town of the
Ut.ited Slates, bearing testimony to
their own excellent musical qualities
and to his enterprise and business abil
ity. The firm of whieh be is now tbe
senior member stand very high in the
commercial world, they are perfootly
reliable and have established a reputa
tion for honesty and fair dealing.
Main News. , ,
Hop Bitters, which are advertised In
our columns, are a sure cure for ague,
biliousness and kidney complaints.
Those who use them ssy they cannot
be too highly recommended. Those
afflicted should give them a fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic
in the pralr e of their curative qual
ties. Portland Ar$u$. . Ofc;1
sjLThe celebrated Burbaolt Seedling
Potatoe can be had at 1,00 per bushel,
oy caning at this office. It ia one of
the finest, largest, best yielding varie
ties 05 per cent, are marketable me
dium late command a hicber price
man any oilier variety. Come early
as the quaqlityoffereiria not Urge.
i
Goodhart A Houti. Iron ' Front
8tore, Lewistown, Fa, Dealers In Dress
Uoods, Carpets, Clothing, Hosiery,
Gloves Ao&o. See their advertise
ments iu another column. Go aud ex
amine .their Stock and learn their
Prices, and our word for it vou will .
delighted and sure of a bargain. '
The public are Indebted to Dr. O
Ayer Co., not only for their standard
medicinal preparations, but also fur
improving the looks of tbe community
by their incomparable Unit Vigor.
The Perry county Frttnan it au
thority for the following: While
husking corn that remained in, the
field all winter, a young man named
Liddig, of Howe township, discovered
seven snakes In one shook. -
- Ur ' !J r'sTI lady, h d
--v r: - r.(.
The sap-head who wrote the article
on the "Boss" singer should study the
"golden rate,1 and let the dead past
bury its dead,
Neighbor.
It will pay every body to examine
the Im mense 8tock of Furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
W, II. FELIX Lewistown Pa.
Notice, ol Convention of School Di
rectors to elect County Superinten
dent To the School Directors of Snyder
County ! Wkvti.kmkx ! In pursu
ance of the forty-third section of the
act of 8th May, 1H04, you are hereby
notified to meet in convention, at the
Court-house In Mldilleburg, on the
flrnt Tuesday in May, A. 1). .
inir the third day of "the mouth, at It
o'olnck In the inornlnjr, ami select
viva vock, by a majority of the
whole number of director prenent,
one eriKn of literary and sclentillc
acquirement, and of skill and experi
ence in the art of teaching, m county
superintendent, for the three seeceed
IriU yearn, and certify the result to the
rHate Hiiperintendeiit, at HarrlMturir,
as required by the thirty-ninth and
fortieth sections of Hnid act.
W. 1. HCHAUP.Co. Bupt.
Selinsgrove, April 8, 'tf.
A REMARKABLE BOOK.
One of the Iliotit remarkable Ihhiici
of the day is a book on "Kalkk Ooim,
OK thk look Wokkiiip or Tint
WOULD." from the lxxi of Vr.mU M
Dobbiim, lute of .Inpim ; and publish
ed hv II L'HHAKD HItOS.. of l'hll,.-
delphio. This book is a beautiful
volume of nearly oinht hundred imifcs.
biiu ii (Minimus two iiilllirel mill sev
. .
The style of the author in nonular
and instructive. One rend on in the
work as In a romance. Indeed a full
treatment of this subject Is so new a
thin, that the book is a Niivkl, in
,,hu "? f ,'' term Mtrime
beliefs, start nx rites, wierd cereiuoii-
I,., aUMfklnK i.urburities. chnnnii.
myths, from Kurone, Asl.-i, Afrieu,
"ceanica, ."ortn aud isoutli America,
from eiirlv day ami from lntr sin ui
all these blend In the attractive paies
of ' False Hods."
Such a book must sell. A view of It
is all that will be needed to carry it
with purchasers.
Communicated.
The public, schools of port Trevor
ton, assembled in the Kvauueliuat
Church, on Friday evening last. N.
I. Iltmdore, Director, wa chosen
t-resuieiit and tiupt. I . W. Hoirinuii,
Neoretury. The evening's exercise be
(tun with vocal and instrumental mn.
,,
.i-i
sin by the "Mover Family," followed
wiiu prayer iy me tsecretary. The
President introduced Prof. Win. M oy
er who by a request of a committee of
school men wiis present to Ive an ed
ucational entertainment. The Prof,
remarked In Ills opening tlmt he felt
blKUly complimented, in that, the pen
pie of the vicinity called upon him for
the third address since last 4th of July.
Hi adiires was profaned by nianV
profitable illustrations on the black
board and drill uu the dlucritieal
point, including the Tilde, t'edillu.
Macron, &0., together with Reading
and Heographv.
Npace forbids Klvliif? an outline of
his able address. That purt to the
pupils, allusion wa made to when the
Ureut Naviour after he hod fed so
many thousand with so little food,
said to Ills disciples "(iather up the
fragments that remain, thut nothing
be lost," so d.-iir children dilieutlv
gather upend Improve the very senilis
of time. ' '
For the teachers encournL'eiuetit he
saitl: That if he be faithful it is prom
ised he shall receive a bright, glorious
reward. It may not come in gold,
bouses or IuikIs may not come in
worldly fame, still come it will. Take
courage, toll on, looking forward to a
recompense of reward thut always
awuits the v ell doer. ....
The hens are preparing for Easter
layliiif for it, so to speak. SoMKlt
bkt iiuitALD. The only objection we
we have to them is thev do not meet
its(urely. They ro at" it iu a kind of
round (about) way ; but we are of
the opinion that this could be remed
ied to a certain extent by the use of
M. K. Robert's I'oultiiy PowPRft,
for it makes the hens act "on the
square" by laying double-yolked eggs.
She went to the play of "Olivette,"
And near an open window she bet-,
Aud by so doiiur she there met
The fate of all who rashly j;et
ou iiupruueuc
She saw a notice In the weekly Stah,
"To Cure a Cold Use Si. sua' Hyrli
or Tail"
So she went to her druggist, and then
anu mere
Invested with a single quarter
la the article.
Now If you only have occasion to see,
How earnest and vehement she be
When telling how quiukly and en
tirely She was cured of the oold, caught on
sani settee
'Twill surprise you.
It is said that there Is onlv one
thing In the world thut Is sure, name
ly ueatn. we can now add another
sure thl ug Himkh' Hyhup or Tab.
Its sure to eure a Cough or Cold.
A promiuliiir vounir horse has been
named Dr. Taiuier In hopes that it
will make biiu faet. fcxcHANUK.
That might do for some horses ; but
we had rut her take our chance on a
package of M. li. Kobkht's Hou.hk
I'owDKilfl. as thev iriiarantee a heultbv
and vigorous constitution, which is
essential for any horses speed and
euuuruuoe.
"Of all sad wonts of tongue or pen
The sadJejt are these, 'it might
have been."
The above nuestion was forcibly
brought to mind the other day by
bearing a young lady remark that she
would uot now be dying with Con
sumption, If she had taken Sinks'
Syruhos'Tab, Wild Chkhiiy asu
Houkiioumo. la November last, and
cured her oold, as a friend of hers
did.
We understand thut. all rlm l,niuMi
horses iu this section that are given
M. D. ROBKRTk)' 110HHK Pnwimuu km
able to plough from one third to oue-
naii more acres per day than those
that are give any other, owing to
their laxative, tonlo, and purifying
oie Weed vise all t.'ione that
T tr' It "i ti 1 1 . They
1 r 'it "-re's
THE CUTICUR REEC!S.
Rom Fdi Rtonnllna TlimnWha
Maktt Then and hal U thought of
them fry the Drug Trade Intrrvitw of
a imrn importer , ka met Ku
ScHaack, Etq. i
To enable the Timet to furnish its
readers with some reliable information
regarding the Cuticura remedies,
which are now attracting so much
puhlio attention, a reporter called yes
terday upon Mr. Tele? Van tJchnak.
of Van Schaak, Htevensoii . A Co.,
wholesale and retail druggists, corner
lke and Dearborn streets, wheu the
follnwins facts were elicited :
R Will vou oi litre the readers of
the Times by answerinffa few -questions
regarding the Cuticura reme
dies t
Mr. Van S Certainly 5 fire away.
R Do they sell well ?
Mr. Van 8. The sale of the Cuticu
ra Resolvent, and Cuticura Soup liavi
been unprecedented.
R. What reasons do you give for so
large a sale f
Mr. Van 8. I gie four ressnn.
First, they are original and revolution
ary in their composition and mode ot
treatment. .Second, they iindotihtedly
i osca great curative iropcriie.
'Iiinl, there are lliousaud upon
thousand of ick s id sullerlug who
who havo tried and found wanunc tu
usual remeiiies and misli-e nf treat
ment, and who are re:uly u waleonm a
really great and successful ' tnadiuine.
Fourth, the price of thorn is Wilkin the
reach of every Invalid.
It. re your lnrRe sales of these
medicine through your agent r
Mr. Van 8. No ; they are legiti
mate mail orders. . We employ in.
traveler on theroad are fundamen
tally opposed to that way nf sullini;
good. the retailer has to stand such
expenses, and such staple good n
these require no one to furce them
ofT.
R Do you class tlicm as patent
medicines 7
Mr. Van 9. I do not. They nrn
proprietary only so far their names
are concerned, these being held a
trade marks.
It. C'ufi you tell us something about
this firm f
Mr. Van 8. -Ileeks A Potior are
importers, wolesale druKnil and
chemists, nnd for tweiitv-five year
have been the foremost iiouso in the
trade in New Kngliiud,
R. A i poniilnrlv siiiinoscil that
advertising will sell most nnything,
rcxMrdlcss nf merit. I it true ?"
.'fr. Van 8. -No. .1 remedy falsely
chtiniinKto Mmi-i virlue of' tvhicli i'l
is in fact destitute, will siirelv full.
No reimtalilo llrm ilud ilriie 'ial nre
the most competent imk'es wiv.ilj
think of risking fame and fortune on.
any medicine unless it hud, under the
most trying circuin-Luvces, proved it
self to possess l'x.i t.irJiniirv mi'dicitml
value. The exprnse iilleiulin the
introduction of sucli remedies is en
ormous. A furiiiiic must I c spent le
fore soy rci urn cnn bo expected. If
alter a wide distribution, thev are
found to possess the virtues eliiimed :tris ,Jllt , a fl,w lllllu;t,.H. Th
for tlicm, tboso alio have been euredi. .. . ... . ., . ,
will recommend tl.cn one to another. v,,r,,", J,,r ""l ,lmt t''" (! "
sn.l thus make tlieui ifmnncrulive.
When a man backs his statements ,
Willi hit own money, you may Kcier-:
ally rely upon ilium, i'liis Weeks Jc
1'ottcr are doiu j. '
Jl. Have lliev ever before prepared
medicines for popular use f t
Mr. Van .V -I believe not. A They
are, like ourselves, scents for a creai
..v.but we think these kk the first
that thev .repre-themselves. It i,
but on.-e iu a lifetime thut a discovery
is niniie in a remedy unit sucli a lirm
hs Keeks A I'ottor are willing to stake
reiiutatioii nnd fortune on.
It Are their prosnei-ls flutterini:.
Mr. Van S.Vrv 11, Mori.,.. t.
said before, the remedies undoubted
ly possess ;rest merit. And besides,
uiey ireiu niooii and skin diseases at
curding to a new and tlinrointhly ru-
Iiiuiul m !... ..... I.. 1, .. .. i...... I. .1,1
.......ir.fc n.nu i mi iii im'iii
on the t'ontideuco of tbiiSH Who sillier
Il "in Chronic (lHPS.cs or tho blood.
skiii uiiii sculp. uunii,o ixmet.
Hats and Cups, latest styles, at H
Oppenheiiuer's Keudy-uiade Clothing
store.
MIDDLEBURG PRODUCE MARKET.
COSSSUTSO STSSKLT ST
.T. W. Pre one.
Potetots do s0
Iluitsr par ponsd 16 tc Ti
Kgft par doeo 1 1
Tallow psrpousd 0
Lard 0
Cbsrrlss
Satilsd Cbsrrlss t lb
Blsekbsrrits i
llaeharriss 26
Drisd Applss 4
Sop 4 le 4
Ham 'i
Jluudldor ' lu
Sides 7 to H
Alltldlcbiirff iflurkct.
cdsasuTso ssst.v sir 'i
Simonton, Barber tte Co.
ORA .V A SEEDSt, C .'.
Wboat ft huahsl , ,,100
U.i ' 110
Ry ds 76
t'ora de i' . . 19,
()ts do 4u
Clovorsosd ptr h.iahai S So to 4 00
PRODUCE.
Potatoes &0oA5
Applos prima tUlo&'
Cberrios, plltod ... 10
Cbrrlrs, unplllsd I
Blaokbtrrlss 6
Raapbsrrias J 5
llriod apples 08
reaolisa, paird, 10
uiipalrsd,
Rullor, prims Tl
Outior, tceaad'olass tf
Bugs l
Ouions f.S
Tork 6
Ham , 12
Hbouldor la
liaeoa oB
Lard 8 to 10
ralloar (J
Cbosteul par bushsl 1 6o
(ak Tirs 4U to 6ft
COAL,
PoaCoal 2o
booinu. aoal 8 60
lllaeki k Ooal (ot
Kf 4 IK)
iMAituii:n.
April 8, by Kev. L, U. Kilmonds,
Miss Elizabeth (ierbart and Jeremiah
bowersos.
March 81, at Krat
renter, son of K
years, 8 months
rvi;le, lrvin Hyl
"1 tiroes, aaS
i' -y. " -
j SHOT HIS SISTER
This community was terribly shock
ed this afternoon to hear that Hen.
Hoover, a boy 6f 14 years, had shot
his sister Lottie, aged about 17. The
Hoover family live In a pretty farm
house, about tliree miles from this
place, nestled among the hills on the
road from this place to Bnydertown.
The father is dead, and the widow,
Mr. Hoover, lives with her family of
eight children on the homestead.
Years ago Mr. Hoover established n
dairy on his farm, and the business Is
still carried on by hi old st son, Reu
ben. There are three boy aud live
girls. Reuben and one of the girls
were In Htinbury when the sml trag
edy took ploco. At the dinner table
an altercation took place between
Lottie, and Henrge, wli"ii the latter
left the table and, goln to another
room, took a dotible-birreled shot
gun and. Ivforo h eon! I Im pr.'Vfiit
ed, ran Into the mtii w'i t '1 f ni
lly wer at dinner, nn I flr-d :' b
sister. t!i shot t ii!i 1' T 01 t'i
rltfllt side of her neck It'l l f.'iii'iM ; I
almost e:i n;iletelv nxv.tv n-i I ;i
cheek. Mr. S111H Try. vi li
near Hoover', heard t'ie r-p rt oftii.
gunniid til", stc v iis if th' w i n -li.
and ran over to Hoover's house.
There be found Mis Hoover covered
with blood nnd ilyln. tiiiiirire was
nowhere to be seen. Fry Immedi
ately took two horses from the stulil"
and started to town for 1 Ileal ni l
lUid to tin 1 her brother Reuben.
A. N. llrlee F.sq., held an litT'est
a'ld e:iipauelle.l the foil nvln f J try :
Will L Dewart. .1.i. Ihulit. .lau'ies
H -iiulnn, 11 uli Cole, .lames Fry nnd
Sainuel Fry. The evidence was that
I leorge hud come to dinner lu'e and
was scolded by bi iters. lie then
flew into a passion and had some
words with Ills younger sister, I Vies
tin, while fhe was removing the dih
es from the table. He then left the
house with tlie remak. "I'll II x you,"
nnd a minute after appeared villi a
gllli. He opened the door, stepped hi
and fired. The room where the mur
der was committed was tho out kitch
en. It is a Mit'tll two-story building,
facing the road and standing to t he left
ulld buck of the Ulillll house. Lottie
stood lu the right hand corner as on
l''",',' putting dishes In a si.!
board, tieorc cutlrel, and witliout
Miyiiifj- ii word tired. Mr. Hoover
was seated near the door, while Alice
Wiis lit the other side of the room ut
the sink w:ishiu dishes. The shot
took effect in the neck, teiirintf mid
'taceratiim it. The dylmr. girl never
Lim.l,. Kim wim mUI imliv sl.
' en-sun ora noover, came to
her death by a shot deliberately llred
fr, kuii, by her brother tleow
uooVer
1 tin scene at t lie house was Iieart-
rondinj,' iu the extreme. Mrs. Hoover
!ullj irls were almoht wild with
' , ..mi . .
Kri will be brought to
this eveniin? by Nipiire Knee.
'Mfsiii'itY Daily April 9.
Tlie Irrepressible I ippeiihi-it!ir is
back from tho Kusteru Cities with the
, , . , ,
inrKi'si siih'k oi KOiHisever opened to
the Snyder county public.
DRESS-MAKINfi
In nil its various branches neatlv
..i i i i.. .. . '
i-iif-(iii iiiiii pruiupiiy ooiiii in iiim him
and best styles and up to tbe latest
lnliions. iol
lloluiuiis, Coats, Wraps,
.., 1
. ', , , . , ,
U trial before going else-
I'liderwear,
tiive mo
Where.
KATU A. DkWoI.F.
Air. 14.3'ii. Mill lleburg, Ia,
A New Troatment.
TheOoUrn Elixir of Life, tvondrrful tare
If you bs Conaumplion, soJ
oul J .
know ihai yur e.iuuli e iu hs ma in looa
ami sasy-llsolio r'savor an. I Niglns Aasala
checked ii SI hours luflsmiualion taken
oul ul Lunita and air aeKea al aan ;
Ibnt you oso ho ma la In g-iiu X lo 6
poumia of heallhy fle.h par waek ifynn
havo Calarrb, Dyspepsia. Hick llnJiolie,
Henri Uiarasa, Liter Complaint, Nervuut
Hebilily, Seminal Wanknes or 9prrrn.
lorrhnea, lots of saxital p.neer in ailher
es from any eauet ; if yon hate any
form of nervous weakness, loaing lleab or
waminn away and would kaoar of an Im
meJiai relief and rerlain euro for man;
of lbs severest eaaes in a short time
a now method wiib now agents la fallen
every body, invigorate and make strong
and hcallhy lbs moil hoiieleee eaa, nru
thif out and write al nuae for pariinilars,
la li. 8 DIBPliNHAUV, Herri a 8prng.,l
Miob. July i.'.'Ko .
Candidate Cards
QHERIFF. I'leaso announce onr
I -isrnier iriann raiar HeiKla. ot alma, at a
aultalee eamlliUlo l.,r nuarlf.. sr. Halale
i will m.ka an adt iiant n I li.i aaus om-ar. Ha
laa sin. I, aunati, liiirinat rata and a aminil Ka
riul.ll. ao. Ha bit ilntotej lljii aal in luat lu
ike (uoceM ul ike rerif .
UinnLscassK.
SHKIUI'F.
I'rlruart app
-As the time for the
appmankea It la ba. niuln tkat Iks
loiia amiaiu itiie ai aa aarit day who He.
aire lo aarta the public inarai ire periall u m
repiiaiiuaoil la ike ".mi.r raeur I I. Wan.
ot A.laoit aa aa ewllet ilauil
aril kearer la lite Skerlil aouleai.
Old PtnaV.
SHIiRIKF. David Ueichly of Cens
Ira Towo.blp. our Itlra I ami oompanlon la
arraa aullclta ifca luilraat ol ika pa ipl or bit
euuiity, fur Ike uNtee of ktrlif. 4r Koiuhlaf
la a wiiuu.le.1 anlillar, aait aa Ii flekltila pany
a, II ike penple will tallr arjua I kia tia..
Janl, al Ike eomlaa; prl narjt .looll in, Iii-t
Willi lent a falllilul and truaiworthe aarrant.
('aakSLis aaa im Lieu, ol ta ki. Slst P. V,
SHBItIFF.riosse anuonnco Wm.
H. Ueavor of Mirlilisriars;. as a eendHete
for Miami. Mr. Heater la in all reriieula iash
inert lor IheoUlooaad lees aaUiaoklus alobiik
lloau. rtaav.
COUNTY TREASURER. .Please
aemeJoka K. Iloskea. Van ..of Ranis, aaa
eiu.llilaie lur l.'Ol l V TK tAbt'U t.H. 'r.
H us liaa It a toaad Hepnblloss a earalul bu.l.
a.M ejae I a sooj acoananl aad will siakoa
(ood euaiodlaa el iboeouaii fundi
ilBAVaa.
riOUNTY TRKASURER We
J okeerlallr reo.imiaeail U Ml Hepalilleaa
pane A a, lielfrlok, ol Uaatar, aaatulubla
caaolrtaU i Mr. Uelfrlek kaa uulaoao asiierl.
eaew-laiaarltf ail It la all reaueeta aa aa
ei.aptload aiaa. Ma will make a klad aad
Dbiisliis nr er i aad Uara is aa ioakt akvat
bis aeiakUeaaltai. -
aasv asm s lio aas,
C"0UNTY COM MI I ONE 51 A
- -.ee'' f t-a .o.. aad"
Great anil Special OiTer
HORACE WATtiTS & CO.'O
New "FAVORITE" Organ, Onf!
Boxed and Shlppod with etool end Book for O J U
5 OCTAVES, 13 STCP3,
('lof pr.'i.ial ait4,)
5 SETS OF REESS,
(mnkln? M nii I ttti1 of
li tsClTUI rta.)
TWO SWELLS
OCfAYE-COlTIlH, kSiB
(,Ulch -,le Vm
SUB-BASS. tfPWM ;::.OT,oJ"
tF'UM'M- 3- Yrnf tWi tarcimcTCTDrcrct
CAUTION ?'" "2 4 '(jrSJlA. J - Pryofsrr)I.M.W-.
im .ifrenls iiiis-m II JRi, tTaV i" T t I"' tmntT-sirB
lot IT clmtM i-f JC? 4'T -"i'i V 'm . t - rrrrs nd : wswlf
'ol. A-ifcST . il A J V;-y- nO.IHKI I'l.ona ri
tMn.lMt.wl r.lnl.onn I S ' j jBbr-iT. llr,.... B.J 4v.
DIAUflC K'rwnn4 rw, rsrrrit legs. It' kevs. orsrstrni'ir ta, full Cfflfl
I I A Nil v Irunlrnni", Ai;raliii aad ail i n,.nvuitut, with MimI, cutit ami iwuk, aut O 19 W
ou UlleuU7i"rl'll"f en!
HORAcV WATERS AOO., Manufaoturare and Dealer,
pH'i. SSU Uraulwar, hmw atka.
! ntloa this
-THREE LARGE ROOMSi
FILLED WITH DRY GOODS, CARPETS
sAND CLOTHING.
CD
In. LroH C3ocdr, our Mtiek is very htnre, mid of tl e latest end choic
est materials mid styles, with all kinds of trbi.iuincs, mch as Ilut
toiis. Silks, Satins, ie. to iiinfch.
Ill Carpetn. we huve Hiiissels. Ttiietrys. Inprains, llulf Wool, Cotton,
Itiitf. t lil t 'lot lis, fifiythiiijr you may want in the carpet line, uud
can ifive you prices to be found no w lier else.
III (.'lotlll IlUf. our Stock Is eomi'lete. We have nobby little Suits for
quite small children, or stylish suits for boys of larger growth,
mid we can show you just what you wimt, from the coarsest
working untcrinls up to the finest Urei-s Knits.
QloVCS. llOsiei'V. I-A( KH, IlAMIIt'ltil F.IKIIMIK, FlllMIK.5, ic, wo
have a complete line. L' (HSFl'S all prices.
We rordially invite F.VKHYilouv in
Special elTorts willbe made to meet ul
poods for the lowest poceihlc price.
We will tuke pleasure in ptMitlin fAM tiKri uud will (civi you th'!"hauio pri
ce at IT you were in our Store In pernou.
tiOODIIAKtT c I!0l Tt
IRON l'KON'T STt.'RK,
April H, '81. Kill. I.kwistowx, l'a.
AD M I M s T 1 1 Tt ) H S N ( )T I C H . -l.attrrauf
s1in!nllrnlt .n on lha r.tata
l llanry I'ft r. Uta Writ lo.rlp,
hny.irr l.'n , l.,, iiai-.-s.a.l liavalieniirantail to
Hi iiri'lcrrUiiF.I All rxin knln ti aia
s . Pa. In.lsiii.l in asvlil atst. sill ,sh.o msM
Imteaillsla i-svuisnl Mlilif Ihnas LsTtnit rlnlm
asslu.l islj crista Kill iT'ienl tkrm lor tal
tlruiant tw
HANU. I'KTMI.
March 17, Hl. AilmlnlMrstor.
TiVVrfTTOK S NOTIl'K -Letters
I J Is.tompnlsrf on lha Uta "I
nianft
Mllbart, ,t of UIMIa-reok Town. hip.
Sut. lor CuuntT ilar'rl datlnir bm aranl-
' "' n,'"'"li"!l, n .inn konlti i
tl.atntal'aa Imlalitnl In aal.l e.lala r rsniis.t-'
art In roska iinras.Usts .avmnt, wklls thn.s
I kftrlnr niatmwlllprr.sttki ilulf anthaotl-
I allied lor xiiiaoiaoi la
April 7, lift. tiutar.
pxnci'Tiu
I J lrUm"f tT
AH INK WHIM
'tiatunan TWi.,
bavins bean saar
IX, NOTICE.-Letters
in lha a.tnta of CATlt
AlllNK
WtlSKK, iIkiikiI, lata el
iriiainnan TW
haln bean saanlr.! lo l' a un.1ar.iunr.. I. all
lmia knnwias ihaii.asiiai In ii.i..1 to M
I enisto t rrua.lil lu siaka Imoie.lla'a p
' mam, vlillo ihn.a lisvlen rlalma will i.re,nt
:l,aat dulj autliasiknlril lur ieilim.nl to
KK.MA .
WblSKK
Marek I I ml,
Lxanotrlx.
0 Ml N 1ST It ATI m S NOT I r F,.
i I t.attr .it Imlnl.i ration nn the .'lata r
llonrv M.'j.r. Uia ul .lnni.in ln . Si..1r
tin. !'., ileM, kava tiann arante.l lo ll.a un.ler
elsneil. All per-una kniivlna lliarn'rlvaa In.
ilelilait tri al I e.l ta ll I 1na.a unLi lain.al.
ala psYine'it hll two hirln elalmp a.lml
aai.ioriaio mil pre.ani iiiein mr Miiiemani lo
KAMI I I, Mu I'll, '
rak.S4.ISSl. ASajinlftralar.
LWEt'i; roit's noiicb-
Letters
liertainaat rv in ll.a
entata nt lienrt
riaur.ii ,n il.ma nt waul Heater t'aolili
Snv.l. r enuntr. l'a., war xr.nia l to the una
dernlsneil. All iarm.aa knualn ll.etn-aUa
li'ilai.lail .i lalJa-ta1 will i.lea.e make Irom
lisle iiayinaril, w. ute llm'O iiavlna" elaloii will
praaant tkea Inr aetileiii.nl In
J AOO II srtUMNOKR.
Fob. to, 1H1. fceierulor.
Hiiilroads.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
Tralna leate I.ewUlnwa .Tuneilna at fullswe
MAIN I.1NK-W LSTW AK1.
PIMrlinrsu Kipretl
lia.m.
ft II a.m.
IS I a. m.
4 ' p. m.
t m.
lor a. m.
' p. m,
IMS m.
eaeine Mprera
Wat PoMonaer
Mall
I'a.lLlee
EASTWARD.
Peollto Kxpreti
Vail
Phi a.lelpkla Kt prate
Jobnatuwa Ktnri .t
il 11a.
i n ran 1.10a, way rseaanser aaa na reeu
In l lprara aaet, and tbe Pacltlo aad Aliaollt
tipro.t eatr run dally. 1
War traiat leave tlailr at Is Mlmta ooaatf
ailolluati
wrsTwaao. aaai wtao. '
Wav
raa.'n-r Mall. Einreas. Mall,
a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.
An.lerton't II 01) 404 lo it lit
M'Veyinwa lilt 4 10 1041 u
Msoaynnk II n 4 Ions 1 14
liey.nl lint 4 4a to Ita 4 as
N. lU'Sllton II 41 4 tt H l HI ;
Ml.l'nl .n II W 4 Mi loos 4 411
lhiniitln.aa 13 is .10 si air'
Ttr.ma 1 11 atl s 41 fir
liimna I aa t to (is M
rmaiiurd S to li li T
The PaelAt Ktpreaa weal eaa ho (lasted at I
M.'Ve)iowuat4la.m.
LEWI3T0WN DIVISION.
svaarsv a tswia-rnwa bail aoan,
l.nava BaarwaHn, am wana.
ITAIitlNt. Usll, Arenra. Mnod Mall
wiaiaj.l tia.m. t is p.m. IS -Me.ni.l Inn. .a
-( w i.irtwti T an
dtltl.ad P til
ainler T tl
llils.UI P.T SO
A'aaoer K. ft 04
Set'lurw I It
D'a Mill K.t J4
Ailainshars SO
Ik'atarto'a I 41
H.nf. r P. S ir
Mlildlel'r(is)
Melae I', 0 It
Kramer r. t IS
PawllnsP. SIT
MollnearnTe H
H II. Jan. 0 4k
daliurv 10 OS .
til in le ftoft
111 t is 4 14
41 OU 444
IM IN ii
t til 4 SO
til 0 01 lit
( U I it 4 it
I 111 I 7
4 OS IS I 0
4 tr t as t ;
4 to t 4 1 te
4 li t to 1 to
IM f 14 I IS
4 0T M 104
004 0 41 W
III lit IM
140 1411 (II
t. B. UUTOHI.N80M.eupt,
isaac iii:avi;h,
Hurgeon Dentist !
KiddUburg, Snyder County. r.
uarica ia rsasBua eaaa vaa Dsrot
Evarythloff belonsrlne; in tbe pro
etMlua dnaa la tfca kM maeear. All work
'-eaa i. 10rm0 0wo.
i ea) a. i I
for Thirty Day Only!
Ihl tJwnt and Becclnl
L.r Is on t,, of tt kVonmt
l. i a.u.luiiiif.onr.t In oir
Csiklin "i CASS If 4xm.ii
bineiT Vrxiansn. an thm
waA 'oEnmcnsiKlwi
"n sr raaisTT
Suit rows.
Tii IlilrtxTl SlrnM
" IH, 0. InlnaiiS
rnnripni, iimiib-7,
H rt. ,l h:l ..tVSalct
l Kvr.i-orj'l, Stih.
Jf. kvhn. fniV'l, Vn
1
liiitisnskud La brill tnft
i'i?'
Ilia Milsisrltoa.
Snyder County to cive us a c.ill.
your wants uud givu you the best
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Iluani hr Nnv. link
load sill run a. foliusra
!:, Irilna io this
l.tAVK MirtTIIWARII.
Loara t
N York
Piilia.
U'tslilliatno
H.lnm..ra
H.rrt.l.nrs
lleiirf luwii
KHllnaifniva
Northrra
tti p m
II. p m
;.4i p in
.lu p in
.J1 a nj
I.Mln
Pa m
MlMsr tut
.ti. I.i.,.
4 . '.'4 m Hi m
l.i a iu 1 1 5 . in
I'MT.ra
T I" a. m l M am
in.av am J at p m
6.i:i p m
Linn
ennlilirr
S.S3 a m
II 4 p n. a.tu p m
Norikiimlistlsnd Mum ia.su p ru S. 'Opm
Amis
wuiUmaprrl .!5-, 1 04 p m TtJpra
r.'silra in .'11 p ni l.lfipin Io.Hm
""o S.io p ni Uu am 0 00 a
Krle T.40 p m
I.VAVK WlfTII WAIlil.
Leave I'ai-ine liajp Hall Snnlhera
. Kvp. tip. r iik
Nlaenra Fain 4.00 a m l.ipm
n.iir.lo 4.oem s.loam
ma t.uoamlitiam supra
'H" Ii.tva m
I.K k llaten s. 10a ni n.iipin
W'n. i t. I.m IV 4u p ni II na pm U.ittam
K.irlli'il li.tltm S.ulip m IS 5 ni
Sniil.iirr u.tuam p ni 13 aa ni 3.00 t m
S..tn.srnve 9.1$ a ni fl.'iiip m M.w.t a m
Horiiil.in In "a a ru Ci '.'p m I.IAato
ileoruriii'n lo.aoaru Slaipia IMnu
Arroe at:
lMrri.hnrs It a m l.npit til am lia
Phila, a 4i p ni T..'apiu t,is a m T.40 am
' V.irt l .ni n .irt p m qaniloiam
Htllltiinr a a p n I .U 11 n t 4S a ra t 4" a ia
Wa.inniiiiiiie.o; p m r - a,o:ani a,tawi
Thiite niarkr.l '" l .p nnty ah.ii fla.-He.
A. J. L A.oSATT e. Manarer.
Philadelphia & Erie R R. Division.
WHIT EH TIME TADL.
On an1 afiart'VHY, KIIT, ttb. Itae.iko
Iraina.m ih Phllt-ti'lnhia a Erie Hall lioat
Hlvi.lon will rub aa fi.llnwt :
WKTWAi:n.
EHIE MAILIravra I'l.lla i.lrhla II Hp, m
llarrleluiril 4Va. m
" Willlam.pnrt 4" a. is
' .ler.i-jslinia I'li.a
' !' Haven 04 a. m
" " It-iima II ska. m
. " arr. at ie T 4ft p. m
NI AHA M A EaP. leat.. Pl.llalal'a twi. a,
" " Harrl-hnrn 11 Ita. m
' art. al Vllllama.,l I lip. aa.
" I.l llaten 4 so p. m.
FAST 1.1 "t E leavra Plilla.lrl.hla It t a. at.
" - itarrl.ritirir 4 lO p. m.
" err. al Williiini.p.irt t a . m.
" Li k llaten Ilia a.
KASTWARO
PAtirtr fXP. Uetes In. k Haeen llli.a
" ' .li.Mjhhora IMi.ai
" ' VI ll.an..,..rl la. t. n
" err. tl llarrlii ara liti
" Pliiladi'lrkia leap, a
PAT EXP. leaves l."k Haven II Wa, ra.
' " WilliainaiHirl U !4 p.m.
arr, al Harriai.tns t to p. at
" " Pblla leldkla p. m
ERIE M Alt, Ira tea Kvnnta li p. m,
" ' l.-vt Hurt I" 10 p.m.
" Willi. n-..i..rl lisop.m.
" err. tt llavri.i.ara . liaa.m.
" " I'liliadeipLia lata. m.
VAST LIKE teatea William. ..rl It II a. m.
arr. al lUrrl.kur S He. m.
" " Piilladi ipliia 1 04 a. m,
Erie Mall W.ai as.1 liar l.(.r-ee Feat mala
rl.ee mniiarii. na at N .ril.unilrUii.l witli I., a
U It. rl Iran.. 1 .r XV ilklirre an.l hi i aniun.
Kile Mail Weal. Nlaaara l.aprct Wa and
Fei Line Weal mil. ,4iwe .i.umlun e W,.
lamHrl win, sr. ('. U. v, ir.iiiai .irlk.
Si .para Kvpr.-.t .t and liar l.tprta Fe.l
m.I. !., r.aiia.liua at t..wk Uat.ua Ilk V, a
V. K. li.
r.rle alt r.at and Weal -naaert al Krle trMM
leaina on I., si. a M. Kt II. K. I al ivr tnih It,
r.k A. V. H H. I al Km, u. N wilk I. N. V. a
I'. II. ft and ti liririan.d win. A. V. tt H.
Parinr .ra will r.n Ulti, Pi lladrlpkla
end W illimr...rl na Maeata l ipi.aa areel ti 4
I 'at Etpraaa f.a.l. U.eerlus raia un all lkl
Irt Itit.
WM. A.HkL.rWI.
Nov. ?,!:, U.aaralbort.
AmriMRTiM tors- notice. -t.ettart
or edsnlrl.irauraea Ikaeelaiael
Hr T il. I.eaae.laie ol W atlilninp lp..Mivda
eoonly, r. d.e'd kavo la era.. ltd la (ha
aailoraipaed. All pareisnt know Ins llremeelvao
ladetvied lo aald aetale will p:w.ea make Im.
meniaia patl wkl'e IS new katlpu elelma
asalneieaid aaiate lllrreteai Ikam foreeit.a
meal la
DAXIKI. I.EANF.
rek.IT.IPH. admUialralaf.
APMTNISTRATORS NOTltT..
lttwraM sdiiilaiel-alVnasa ike aetata a
Jnka Kawwrent. lata al aire laa. Metier
Co.. Pa, deal. kaeekaeaa-rasitaS la ika aa.iae.
elwaad. a l tsrraa kawwlaai Ikemtaltae te. a.
ad aewld-tale wlit plv-ua awaaa llama ue
p - wa.-eikaaaksv el.. . - .1 aal
4 .at i y. s-1 1 - r 1
1.
s a a
"t