THE POST.
tliddbttnrg, March 23,1882.
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Atl nommunlealions. business let
ten Ac, for this office, to teen re
orompt attention should be i addressed
M follow.: Thii Post, Middleburg
jnyder Cbunty, P. Advertisement
ruwinications 4c. must be handed
In by Monday noon, to secure inser.
km In next isaue
TI1IS PAPER B&
Hirr iwiimiM Bcbsav lis
We hate printed bills or advertised
for the follwint, sales :
The heirs of JTichaol Mininum, de
ceased, oiler Real Estat at Pri
vate Bale, in 1'erry twp.
Daniel' A. Fuhrman, offers Real Ei
Ute at Private Sale iu Adams twp.
Joseph Walter of Franklin twp., offers
his farm at Private 8al
Thursday. March 23. H. Zeigler will
sell Personal Property in Uelins-
groe.
Thursday, March 23. J7enry Schooh
will sell Horses, Cattle, rami iu-
filetnenU, iousehohi Goods, Ac,
n Middlecreelc township abaut 1
wile East of Kramer Station.
Saturday, March 25, Susan facVen
burg will sell Cows, Farm lutple
rueuu i-o., In Centre twp.
Tuesday. March 29, David Moyer will
ell Horses. Cows, Hoirs, lanu
luipltnueuts,.ii3. In Mouroe twp.
Wednesday. March, 20. D. F. Kerslot
ter will sell Household Goods in
4aokliu twp.
Thursday March 80, I. N. Troxell will
sell 11 orse. Cows, Farm Imple
ments, House hold Goods tVo., In
Troxelvllle.
Enstcreggf. are the next thing on
deck.
We were greatly amused some dnrs
since, by seeing one of our venerable
citizens, who had been bowed down
with rheumatism, throw away his
crutches, and declare himself just a
young as he used to be, and now he Is
recommending Roberts' Embrocation
to every old lady la the town. Great
liniment, that.
For tale by John A. Moatt, Middle
burg, Pa.
Tim American AoRfcuirnittaT. fur
pril, is of special value for the open
ing spring and summer work. The
Table of Cmtents enumerate! Ill
different topics, all of which are treat
ed in a way to give juit the I n fir mi
lion needed telling what to. do, and
how to do it, in Field, Garden, and
Household, with over fifty illustrative
engravings. l'rlcefl.OU oer annum ;
13 cents per number. O.-ange Judd
Co., 'ublishers, New York.
The fruit crop Is said to be all r'ujhlso
far.
Vennor predicts a rough closing of
the mouth.
Blmonton, Barber tCo., will receive
a car-load of Planter in a few day.
D. R. Rothrock who has been teach
ing' aohool near Laurelton, Union
Co. is home.
.
G. Alfred Mchoch hiis pnriharej the
Henry Kern Store-sUu.l and dvYdllitijr
lately occupied by J. W. .rese.
St - - - -
II. II. Bowor, of Bedford, Pa., ac-
coiupttuled by Mr. tSansow, bxprew
Ageht at the saiue place, paU a visit
to thisplace last week.
The Board of Pardons refuted to
Interfere In the cane of Jonathan
Moyer, and consequently will be exe
euted on Friday of this weak.
Prof. Kurxonknabe has recovered
from his recent illness." He has recent
ly been holdiug a musical conventiou
iu Clinton county. Sunhivy lUnxocml.
Debilitated persons, and sufferer
from wasting diseases such as con
sumption, scrofula, kidney affections,
will be greatly benefitted by using
Brown's Iron Bitters.
LAVREt.TOS, Pa. March 17, '82.
Mr. Editor! The Wlnneld School
near Laurelton, union Co., Pa., open
ed Oct. 17, '83, and cloned March 16.
'81 The class exercises on Thu sday
afternoon may be regarded as tentl
mony in favor of the efficient teaching
done during the term as well ox of the
fidelity Of the pupils. The Wiutleld
school has a good reputation. The
successful teacher was 1). R. Roth
rock, of Middleburg, Hnyder Co., Pa.,
who by his method of teaching and
his Industry Justly deserves the thanks
and praises of the patrons of the
school. The average attendance dur
ing last month was 53. The number
of visitors during term 102 ; twenty
seven of whom were present Thurs
day afternoon. Visitor.
Attrmptkd Abdcct.o.i. The Ellx-
abcthvllle Ixdkpbxdknt, published
in the upper end of Dauphin county,
says : "A few days ago a peddler, or
rather a professional tramp, attempt
ed to steal a child, an interesting little
son of Mr. Jacob Matter, residing
about one mile east of this place.
The child was at play a short distance
from the house, on the publie road,
with several companions, when the
trump happened to pas. He took
hold of the little fellow, first persuad
ing htm to go along with hihi and af
terwards compelling hltn to do so.
The' other children informed the
mother of the little boy of what bad
taken place. She Immediately start
ed In pursuit and after proceeding
about a mile, she overtook the scoun
drel, who absconded on perceiving
her, leaving the child In the road to be
recovered by the mother. No effort
was mode, we believe, to arrest the
kidnapper, and this Is to be regretted,
because the country Is running full of
prenteded peddlers, their packs serv
ing merely to gain them entrance In
to the homes of uusuHpecting people.
plunder being their prime object
when a favorable opportunity lire
xents itself."
Inspecting the Sjllnsgrove Station.
Noperintendeut Phillips and Super
visor Robert Myers of the Hunbury &
Iewifttown Divixiou Inspected theSe
liusgrove Station on Tuenday after
noon. Dr. A. M. Smith, of Adams
burg accompanied them.
We had the pleasure of a re-Intro-duotlon
to Mr. Phillips arid the oppor
tunity of teeing him when business
did not absorb all of bis time and at
tention. He Is a gentleman of superb
social qualities, pollshea liianuers,
gonial, affable, approachable) and cul
ture!. If, Indeed, the evidences of strict
business lmliltx, and a stricter adher-
enoe to the letter and the spirit of the
law and the rules laid down are ever
present and visible we adjudge hliu a
safe, strict officer. Just such a fnan as
may beentriisted with the care of life
and property.
Gov. II yt, G n. Hirtrnnft A'lJ.
Genl. Latto, Col. SuowdeiiAiid other
officers will be the gue.-it of Supt
Phillips on the occasion of their visit
to I-ewlntown for the purpose of view
ing and securing a site for the next
Encampment of the National (State'
Guard. That the distinguished guests
will be handsomely entertained will
not admit of disdfcxslon. If the pro
per spirit prevaM in the citizens of
Iewlstowu, and we think it will, they
will certifuly - get the Encampment
and all Its attendant benefits. Iu this
connection, we are constrained to say
that Supervisor Myers is one of the
most energetic, go-a-head business
men, and exceedingly sociable.
1JKAVKRT0W5, March 20, "83.
Mr. Post : This congressional dis
trict may well be proud of Its repre
sentative, Hon. Horatio U. Fisher,
who by his Industry and Intelligent
discharge of the duties imposed on
him has won the esteem of the Heads
of Departments, .Senators and Repre
seiitatives, and a national repuition
His actual moral worth, personal
magnetism and popularity h.we car
ried hliu successfully through two
campaigns against wary, skillful po
litical manager in an almost hope
less district. Aside from this he has
shown himself one of the foremost
men in Congress. He is a working
member and not a drone. If he will
permit his name again to go before
the people he will be heartily support
ed iu the went end.
1IKAVKR.
The MoClure Band Festival, at Mo
Clare, Thursday, Friday and Satur
day evenings, March 23, 24 and SS
promises to be a good thiug aud we
bespeak for the "boys" a good turn
out and a liberal patronage.
Thunder and lightning on Saturday
evening last. SUoh heavy thunder
and vivid lightning so early In the
season Via not been known in this
county so far as the oldest oltlzeu can
remember.
Ex-Constable C. B. Miller and Wells
O. Holmes, of Sellnsgrove, lodged a
burgler In Fort Relohly, on Tuesday
morning. The okntlrmasi visited
John Laadensloger's residence at an
unusual hour In the night-time, just
when Joh'i and his family were not
property habilitated for the reception
of visitor and, besides this, John
. don't reoelve his friends on the garret.
J. F. Rlehl, the general travelling
agent for D. M. Osborne, ft Co., of An
. burn, New York., has Just returned
. from that place where he spent two
, weeks in acquainting himself with the
- harvester they manufacture. This
company Is now naklng over twelve
complete self-binding harvesters per
hour, and Will make 20,000 reapers
and mowers this season. Mr. Riehl
. )uu become quite an expert at work
( ing jelf -binding, machines and any
one buying rorahlm will get a first
alasj one, Lbwibburq Local News.
1 The rolling mill of the Duncannnn
Iron ' company, at Duocannon, took
fir on Sunday evening, and was n
tirely consumed, involving a loss of
i- from i $50,000 to tffi.OOO, aud throwing
i three hundred men out - of employ-
ment. No Uvea were lost. John S,
JTiller, an employee, sustained serious
"' injuries by falling elate. The mill con
v listed of four department the . mer-
7 chant, plate, rod and puddle all of
v.i-1. . . , i i . a. ii .
Y rapacity.. A slifl 'breese prevailed,
IV! Wcli rendered it an Impossibility to
f";ev the mill building, as the flames
Uxi' a"4.wlth great fleroenesa. The Ore
ie inongni to nave oiictnaie frqm me
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t WHiwiWWSItipymill ffff fJOUSS
THE STUDY OF WORD3. fly
Richard Cheuevix Trtnrh. Complete
in two parts, 13 cents each. J. Fitx
f.enrl.1 & Co., I'ublibliem, 113 Ave
nue, Now York,
Archbishop Trench's work is uni
versally admitted to be at once the
most learned and the most interesting
tie,i!ie we possess, upon the origin
and uae of X.'nglisb words. It is sim
oly iiidispeiiHable to every one who
would acquire a mastery of his mother
loiiguo. The diffusion of such works
coutriu.ito only to correctness in
speaking and writing, but even more
to precision in Ihiiiking. The present
edition is the cheapest ever offered of
this standard work. Il is comprised
iu two parts, price only 15 cents each.
Part One is now ready ; part Two will
be published in pril. For sale by A.
K. GIFT.
Miss Jones declares she "will not
sgsin accompany Mr, Illlson from
church on a rainy dsy, wiih her new
hat on, unless he first procures one of
Sol. Oppenheimer's Celobrated Ooi
mer Umbrellas which are the best,
cheapest, hsujiest umbrellas now
msnuractured",
Feb. 0, 82.
Middlebnrg Market,
eaaaiuTSD wsstf.r sr
Stmonton, Barber & Co.
an.it x&&elds.i
Wheat per bushel 1 20
wueat, .ion. i in
Rve do 7rt
Corn do 75
' tats do 4.1
Potatoes 1 00
loverseed per bushel 4 50
riWDUCA.
Cherries, pitted lc
( hemes, tmplttea
Hlacktierrtes a
Rspterrle 8,
Dried attlee ft
Spring Chickens p
Turkeys,
nutter, prime 2ft
r'ggn 21
Onions too
Lard 10
Tallow ol
Oak Ties 5 to 50
COAL.
Pea Coal S do
f'bestiiut Coal 4(H)
lilncksmithCoal (t IN)
Kgg Coal 4 on
i.vu im i:d.
Horse-owners read what Elias Min
ium, Veterinary Surgeon, of Perry
twp. says.
"A few years ago when nearly evory
horse In the country had a disease,
hundreds were either not treated at all
or improperly treated. id consequently
many were left in a bad condition
which they did not outgrow fur months
and others died for want of proper
treatment. At this time was called
upou to presoribe for many, and
toon found that the following medi
cine was the very best I could give.
And I recommend it as a aimplo but
effective remedy for the disease which
is now affecting so many horses
throughout the country at this lime."
1 oz. oil Sassafras,
1 oi. oil of Tar,
1 pint whiskey dose lablespoonful
twice a week.
Peterson's Magazine, "the ladies'
favorite," as it is generally called, is
before us, for April, and it even belter
than usual.' Among other costly em
bellishments, it has a "Colored Pat
tern for a Table-Cover," one of those
new and stylish affaire only to be
found iu this magaxine, aud alone
worth the price of the number. The
steel engraving, and the doublosized
colored fashion-piste, are also excep
tionally fine. There are some fifty ill
ustrations for the fashions and for the
work-table, giving the latest style aud
paiterne for both,. No other lady's
book rivals this in - the high character
of its literature. The stories are al
ways the bout. The price of "Peter
son" is but two dollars a year, with
great deductions to clubs, and hand
some premiums to the person getting
up the club. It is novel too, late to
subscribe, for hack numbers can el
ways be supplied. Specimens are
The State Normal School of this dis
trict, at Illoomnburg, Columbia county
will begin the Spring tenn Monday
April Ilrd, lSSJ. It is now closing the
most prosperous Winter term in its
history. The attendance next term
will be much Isrcer. Additional
teachers will be in altcmisHce to men
l lie tlemntid. Those intendiiiKto come
should apply eitrly. Improvements
iu the buildings and extensive addi
tions to i luratus have beon made.
Tito Stste exacts thoroughness and
aids pupils by liboral appropriations.
Siute Nuininl graduates were never
sppreciated ss now. The ft'sding,
and Lackawanna .1- nioomaluirg rail
roads furnish tickets at half lure to
students in this school.
Mi roh 10, 'P2.4W.
The Evanelic app ilntuieuts for the
Juniata District made at the confer
ence lit.-! I In Curiisl" embrace the ful
liv.iinr :
Perry-T. V Selmliz.
Newport mid Miirvsvlllo P. 8. Or
wiir.
Liverpool-.). M. Dick.
Juniata .1. M. l.ong.Jorf.
I.ewistown mid i'ttlter.-ioii S. W.
Seihert.
MoClure W. H. Stover and E. D.
Keen, under P. 14.
Middleburg C. F. Denuinger and
ii. a. neuter, uiiiler l'. k.
Port Trevurtuii - J. W. Ifontr.
I nion II. W. (Jross.
Millliuliurg S. Smith.
Centre P. C. Weiileninyor and J,
D. Scortcss, under P. K.
Brush Valley N. Yonnir. '
Nittaiiny Valley J. A. Irvine and
II 'P hi 1
... . nrnric.
Sugar Valley J. O. M. Swengel.
Centre Hall O. Hunter.
Milesburg T. M. Morris.
Liberty J. M. Price.
East Liberty 2. Hornberger.
Revitalizing the blood is absolutely
neccsury for the cure of general de
bility, weakness, lussitudo, Ac, The
best enriclier of the blood is Brown's
Iron Bitters,
Pel). 8. at Northumberland,
bv Rev. 14. T. Swarts, Miss Malimln
Macliuuier, of Freebiirg, to Win. T.
Roberts of Northumberland.
March 9. at Hcavertown, by Rev.
D. M. Stetler, Mis Louisa (t'erli irr
ami Maua-ses Hilb.-rt, lioth of H m
vertown. At Port Trevorton. bv Rev. J. W.
Heiitr, Miss Amelia t.f. Pisher and
John A. Step, both of Snyd'Teoiinty.
March 7, Elias Emerlck of Sellns
grove and Mrs. Diana lletrick of Mull
auo.v, Nortbumberlad county.
IVb. Si, Dr. I). Clark Nipple of
Newton Hamilton and Miks ltura
Hoyer of Freeburg.
Mnrcli 1. .fiis. I. fsfiep nf SuvfL.r
Co., and Miss Ida 14. Voting of I'nioii
twp., l iilon t o.
At A lamsburg, on March IU, bv
Rev. M. L. Deitxler. Millard A. S-ba-n-bach
of Troxelville to Ellen II. Me.
delicti of Heaver twp.
A lady who went Wet last wck
wrote back to a fr'end, saying "she lost
all her flue c'nthce Just hrcnuse she
had purchased a worthless trunk
which would not sland the knocks",
and adds : "if you intend coming out
here, the first thing you do, go to Op
euheimpr's Sclinsgrove, where you
can get trunks, satchels and valices
at the very lowest prices and of llit
very best quality,
Feb. !, '82.
- .
A t.nrge Slock of Trunks, Satchels
and Valisps to be sold at a Rrciil redue
lion, tlivp me s call snd be convinced
MRS. R. M A li.X, Solinsnrove. P.i
Pol Opppiiheimer hss REDlTil
(looi)s to Lowwr i'Ricr..s. (it
.u d sco.
Truth and Sol t)i'HPiilirimcr art
twin brothers and if you doubt il, g
and price his goods,
A big lot of Cum foots and shoe.
l be sold at li renins nt
MRS. R. MARX'S Store.
Selinscnive, l'n
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
In th Et.iteof John OeVnett. deed
To .tf.li II. l.oh rtt. Cnun II llliiH. I i,
.toth II. lltliml. rum ronitT. tlrlilsa
bona I. II. la M. nil h ll. ii.l, Iml. . (h llili.sil.
Prrv lp Snrtrri t's. s minor ho hut
t.ir hl in if lln Mil Trsin III liH-1.1 .lunUn.
In I'm. Msnnsh NnTlnr sn-l .InunilMn 11
wnyilur lior himhsni IVrry tsp., Hnyt-r I'ti
IS. I ll,niOi h.i.in a llm.rf II. H.lol her
biifl'Sml Kl-li''a Fsrrr NnriuM I n. Vm, Poll;
iloritoti a Th -itini ilur.l'in wIiohs P il. wt'lr-,
la H i hSi-hl lulilsts In l'. k t!i r.illoKli
srsn.l rhil.lri'n nl rihrln Uimlllnic, il-i.
Ani.U H"".lhrB M .ulli llml, Iml., Kirin
Omul Ins ! I'r.r)i li . nylir l!u, I'a.,
i aihnrhie snil Mantis o Mlnir whoitrs niln-
or anil haf fur Ihfiir KLr lun lso .tilir nf
ornnlal I'. , Jiininis I'.v. P. Halm anil
liunal .lersn'lsotii nt .l.'tin Islhrtt Ute nf tbs
tunm,l. nl I'.rif !Snlni cmintir, (le. s'l.
Vu rs hnr.lir'1'ltnit In lit nl si wr !
fnr Hi JU'Imsr f our I 'fi'litm' I'mirt, at an
tiritin' I'ltnrl In t liadi at MHii-liiirg vn
lli4lti M'HiiU)! nt Mar A, IV : at Iu n'l'lm'k
In Itis ftirenmi", than anl thers In aft.-it r
ralnan . tk-Hi hral K.'tat nt rh 't lohn
t..nrti il. i raia.l, at lli ap..ala. taiiiath.n
iit upon II l. an In , nat iImIjt awantal l
th fuel i'ourt, an.l retiirnf.Mir ill sh-rlil of
at. I ciHinijr, tr iliow raimn why th aaroa
liiiiil.l nut b.. ml. I. Anil harn .f fall not.
Wlin-aa Ilia linn. Joa-ili l Hmh-r, Kf.
rraal.Unt ol uur aat.t I'onrl. at .MI.MIaijurg
tbla Mil .laj ol .llarcli A, Il
J.(.'H(lt'KE, Ultra O.C.
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aar f... auana M-faJj
SAM" Ab. when will vou, atari for Kansas?"
AB-"Xcxt tveck-but 1 intend to go to SOL OPPEJi
HEIME1V8, Silinsgrvvc, flr.st. to purchase (no Yo. 1
trunks tor myself 'amlwifv ; and iousee, I must buy a
I alise fur Joe and a couple of butckels for the girls
I can bun belter goods at lower prices at Opponheim"
er's than atairherc ilsc."
HE LLAS i
$',00 EE AJ!1) will be raid I r the . Vnnttacturcrs.
if yon bin one of Oppeiihciiier's Cclrhratcd ('( SSlMElit
IMIUlbLuIS and it is .stolen or borrowed and (it'll has
a fair chance) don't come home inside t7 a week of its
own. accord.
1 000 I'mhrcUtw in stock for the rain if seasoncheap
ch caper ch ea :st.
UMB
READY-MADE CLOTHING
reduced to tho very LOWEST PRICES-
will sell bound I to sell, if we on t original costs and,
lion will surely lose bargains
S. OppeDftoimer,
freight- Don't delta or
which yun icill r. gte
Teb. 0, 1SS2.
Seliiisgrovo, Y
jii:i
ieath to rats, mice, roaches and
ants j Parsons' Exterminator. Burns,
granaries and households cleared in a
single night. No fear of bad smells.
Best and cheapest vermin killer iu the
world. Sold everywhere. March.
CLOSING OUT.
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED.
I inform my friends and customers
that will remove on or about the
first of pril to another place of busi
ness, Eby's Store, in order to start with
an entirely new stock at the New
Store. I will fjr the next two mouths
sell over 1000 pair of floote and shoes,
at great reduction in prices, for much
less money, than they could be bought
he fore. Everybody should call and
be convinced that we do what we say.
Parties already aquainjed with us
kuowourwayof dealing and others
will please call and examine my
stock and learn my prices. H'a will
be pleased to see you whether you buy
or not Thanking you for past patro
nage, I remain '
MRS. R. iARX. Selinsgrove, Pa.
Jan. 20, '82.
Society Belles.
On account of its remarkably deli
cats and lasting frsgrancp society
bellos are loud in their praises of
Floreeton Cologne. March.
Not the quantity or 'pulity of food,
ant p-ratls. to those wikhing to eel up
Address Ptihiuoa's isoA- but what is digested mskos the qu.in
In Selinsgrove, March 12, Kva,
daughter of J as. and Kiiiina Sinuii,
Aged 3 years, 11 uioutlts ami 1J days.
Iu Selinsgrove, March 1, Win. .1.
Taylor.aged HI years, 11 mouths and 4
days.
Feb. It, in I'tiion twp.. Charles, son
of John II. and Maliuda . Wise, aged j
'i years, 10 mouths and 2 days.
March l, in Freeburg. Infant son of ,
J. S. & Catharine Wendt. j
March 0, near Fretuont, Charles
Kllsworth, son of l-wls W. and Ame
lia Itotish, ut'i)J ? years, 0 months and
CO days.
March 12, in Freeburg, of typhoid
fever, lienrv Keoler Arnold, "son of
Keiiiuiiiiii 1'. uiiil Mary A. Arnold,
ugud 11 years, ;) iiionths and 111 days.
Ill Middleburg, March H, ltlniielie,
(laughter of James H. aud Alice C.
I rouse, aged 11 mouths.
Fold the little hands, so waxen.
O'er the pulseless, baby lireu-f,
For our little one is sleeping,
Iu death's long and dreamless rest.
Press the gold fringed eyelids uetilly,
O'er tin sunny, trusting eyes.
F.yee tliHt, closed on warlli forever,
open up iu Paradise.
"in w.ij i .(.'.oil why It hnpppiiPd,
rew ir ' :iil lie lor lue ne T
A-Uiiiir why I bote feet, so early
On their Journey, needed rest ?
Hut. tlmiuii lieartsareachiiig.liroken,
With the dull, unceasing pain :
Though the light of life seems vanished
Never to come buck again ;
Yet. Oh ! who would wish to call her,
I 'roni her home of light above ?
Who would ask that Ood hud left her
Here, to cheer us with her love ?
Even with our love to guide her,
In the paths of good and right,
Would she still have entered heaven,
With a soul so pure and white ?
At her home in Troxelville, on
March 3, Mrs. Sabillu K. Troxell, aged
33 years, II mouths and 14 days.
The deceased was a nutive of
Strausstown, Kerks Co., Pa., born
there Aug. 18, 184V ; and 14 years ago
became the wife of Mr. Isaac N. Trox
ell. Mrs. T. is remembered by her ac
quaintances for her courteous and im
partial sociability ; by many intimate
friends for her kiud hospitality aud
frank yet generous deportment.
' She was devoted to the cause of
Ood and proved it by hard, earnest,
incessant, self sacrificing labor in the
Sabbath services of the congregation,
in the prayer meeting, and in the
Sabbath School ; and when toward
the close of life her frail body, wasted
by consumption, no longer permitted
this, she yearned for the services of
the more beautiful te tuple of Ood on
high.
For nearly two years past the trial
faith seems to have been bodily afflic
tion and family bereavements. Dur
ing this time she found no entire re
lief from the pain In her body through
the many suggestions and prescript
tious of skillful physicians in differaut
parts of the country, and with it, on
March 10, Ml, followed to the grav
at Reading Pa. her father, Micliael M.
Miller j soon after t wo dear and prom
ising boys, Charlie A., . about 8 years
old on April 17, '81 and J Palmer
about 7 on April 17, '81 through ma
lignant aeaJiet fever ; aud on Oot.
I, 81, a sister, Mrs. Mary K. Knerr.
She took her own departure from
this life in painful throes, but bare it
all with such remarkable christian
fortitute that It would have been call
ed, by soma. Stole ludlfTerenoe had it
not been for her ardent desire to de
part and be with Christ and hers
when it was evident to her that tiod
so willed. '
We miss her ranch every wher in
church work, and h er life la exem
plary for us all,
She leaves, this side the bourne, a
iuourulii;r husband and son.
M. L. D. j
AiMlllorVi :Vot '.
fpiIK nn.lerRi(,Mi(-d Auditor eppoint-
1 ml lr th- llrnliana1 tlnii t of Hur.l-r Co., In
illafriteitn IS fun. la In llo. haioia ..f 'I'h an
Ivtfr M-'hlral. itar'.l. ailll all for th.. n..i. ..f!
Iila aMiliitiutit at tho i.'tl.'i of K- R. Mower tn
III liornilnn of M III lulu rw ua I rl lay, April
lvij, w h(ii aii.l -jIiit all rartlfa In lntrtal
aii n.Mih.l to .re-iit tliHr cUlma, or ha firver
liarrait from iirtli-latitis In a. 1 1 ili-friiitton.
A. W. rtllTt.H,
March 23, Hit;. An.lilor.
.Auditor IV oti'
In the estate of John) In the Court of
II. Miulier, dec il. - t ouuuoii 1 leas
of Snyder Co.
rPIIR nniWs'irno.l Auditor appoint-
I nl l.v lti aat.l IVurl "in main itlatrtl.iitlon
nf th halatir ramaliiliitf tti tli Innila uf ll.-nr
II. ShafTi.r anj .lamaa . SliarTi.r A'l'tira. of aat I
.ler'il, to anil a nnntf lli -n I. tall, anllil-' I to
Ilia aiilr-,'' will all for tli iitirp.m of 111 ap-t-olhtiiiaiil,
at lila ofTl.la In Ai'llitab-mva. I'a. on
Tloii-ol Iha Mlh .la nf April A. I. laij, at
WoYmh-Ii A. M. whiT. ati.l ttlo-r1. all parih-a in
Int.-raal, ara r'uiraU tub praavut auU ri'Neut
tti-lrcuiiua
II. ALl.tMAN.
March M. 1HJ. Aiitlllor.
Annoyanco Avoided.
(inv lmir.4 me IumiohiIiIc but tlieii
prciiiaturo tippi'iiiiiuro is ktiuoyii g.
1'iirker's fair fiils:iin prevents Hie mi
noyance by promptly rpstoiing the
youthful color. Miirch.
CAKniDATE CARDS !
K:
CntiGura
no- W. Hrnarn. 4- Maraliall Nt. I'r.nrl.l n
It. I.. curl bf I'utinra raa.ilvent rtilnn.i i.ur.
II..I...I ...llat.B BM.I I'.ltlM.l.a L...K oh.
sraat akin l uraaiot a Klnsworm Humor sot at ! '"l"L'' ''
tna i.ai n.T'a l.l.'H apraail all ovar tua rar-,
nr r k an I f i"a, an I lur an yr rilaiU all
klu.H ol tro.tniant.
ntTolt rosT :l'leiisii announce
Jlli" hidii of Or II. I', tlayrsarllrr aa a
can l.lato tor t'onaraa. th lioitr rarru.l
Snf.tr rnuntf for aulor bv ovar "nr. t lion. an. I
iuirity-ati.l a- tlila illirir.t la ,lo w trnat
I, silt i n.'iiilna"l an. I t . rah aanir H
I ui.lkau mcuitier Iruis llili lliri..t,
Ki,rri'.i H s
i n
I 4irailltlll.
I'tiHT : Ar.tii'Uiice tJ.
, ol ail.lillaour,!. aaaen.
AT-
i-mi.
J FN I.I' SiHiM.H
ill'lulr lr A r"iin' lv .
In lHT'i .'Mr, Kohtioh wm rlfft') n1 nrri1
4ns tnrtu wliti oritli to hhn-elf tin ) floiiiiiu-riii'i-heuiii
illliKitil, fti'llvit m mlF nl
n In lilt ilnot, Htiil b.il lh tttfiii of ItU
irlltiM incuiiiftN, mid tltt tiln ol itirtmou .
1 4Mi riiim ki i k Hula hfinii MKltAtcil an'l
Mr. S httrh, lM.vlnii It tli wlnii nl (tie fi.ior
Ity l4Blll w illicit t ii.um.ur anl n't it
motlMttio. tor hi il raiUDtii th ivtpi yvti
ii i tli d ttMii Idea, Rti1 It t iuliiiti ty
Diftny f llir Utr in Iiis.-s1 ifi-n t (Ik imrly Unit
Mr. Jsriioeh lull l v tils cnl term. Iff-
(Ivh Mr. Nobo b will Lm ft ore Hi to tU i.Ih
v.iiMiib will ro(if naiit II nt hi yoei
ol duty.tiiil iilciiftigu Ui tlullvii Ulilifully.
J l TI K.
1 lli
ski iii m on.
f It lira' -, I'., asnt for llarpar Itrn.,
I'Ktrolt Mt-b .al a an vaonlritilna aaio.nt nl
Ma faaa (vexa.nt roilanfi. wlilot, bail b. n
I Sitalan.l wh .-h .paa.llly vlaVa.l in the
lliiticura ami f'mlou-a huai (lbs sral akin
euro) a.toriiall)-.
C'AI.II lli:4l.
II, A. Ha in.,n I. Aielllnr F. W .1 k R. It Tl ,
.la -kann, V lull , waa foircl nl so lit lira. I ol
I nln yaart ilurallun by lli (Jullcura llama
din. !: zi:i t.
i
Hon. Wm. Taylor. Unatn, Maaa., narman
the I'ost : I'lence nnnonnee.
Hon. I 'it a libra M 1 1 bi' K nf H.tm lp.,
aa a I an.lnlata lor lb Ixnit.rl Mr. .Miller'
pularltf arel t.-rlliic tniifliy ar
w I kLnwn ate) coi.i-rtlr. by all. II ooitilii'itflil
lll uiawrislly trtUHlli'D eu a n t v 1 1.-k 1 1 .
Wkt Hkavkh.
lit honot nr.v.
I hereby rot urn t hunks (u my fiitnli
lor pant' laforn and aniiouoco uiy ,lf aa s
canilbUie lor rrottmnntary .
J.flKirsK
1 S-iHt M aV It '4l'lll
1 r. Editor : Announce John I)oi n,
nl M I'Miei.iii;. at a aultai.l ramllilifa
tor lb n'lii- nl It-dinar ami I.er.T'lar. Mr.
I..rti liavlna llllail IbU ofll. a.mi. yaura aun
wilt brills tn lb lUarluraa of Ita iliillea rt-
ntly cnrl of a liumorof lha la.- an.l aoali prriano : ability nn.l Ida .r ipor .imllli all na
(acfniua) that li'l laf'n traat! linatii-oaaalmly
fur tariir t vara yaara iiy many oi in.atoii
b. at pliv-lelana aa l moat nota.l aolslUla, si
sail aa r umimn aulliutlllai.
ii ilk -i' r.
Mra. Ilowara, 111 t'Hi.lon St. t'lni'lnnatl.
Ipaaka of ln-r alatar'a rlill.l, who waa rural ol
sillk nru-t wlilrli roaiat.i I all r uallH for two
yaata. Ni.ar s Ho lillb j boy, wltU s baauil.
lul liaaii oi hair.
I' 4 I.I.I f. IIIR.
I rank A, llcan Ktaam Fir Fnuln , Una
Inn, waa aurxl nf A loprrla, or lalllns nl th
hair, by tl.st'utlrnra Maaolvant (li!ooil inrinri
lntrnally anil I'nlirura anil Cntteura Moai,
(tli araat iklo (lira:) antarnally, wliloli e.na. i
pieialv rator.l lilt Lair slin sll aal.l Ii
aoul.l lor it.
TKE4TMt:T.
Th Cotlonra traatinant annalatt la th tn.
tarsal u ol thaCuuoura li.aolvnt, lha nw
bioo.1 fnirifier. ami f!itrnal uaa nf I'uilosrs
oil I'allrnra Snap, lb srt aala uri.
(ITKIII4.
Bemaitli-i sr for aat by all rlrugulat. Prle
nf t't'TH't'S. s Ur.lloloal .lally, amall Imiaa,
(v.: lars hoia, tl. I'cTii rna Hkiii.vkt.
th lib oil I'urlttsr, SI par botH. Hi'tii riu
Mamiisal. Tiiii.kt Soap, '.'M; ( i'tIci ka
nlKiiiriNAL Toii.rt Riiap, U : In bar for
Iiartriaa4 lars ootiauinarf, 'US. rrlnolual
daiH.t.
Pepot, WEEKS fc POTTER, nouns, Hail.
ami an.' la I rolntt.iua w:i.'ti ara lii.ao ir . '-la tr.
a n nipi .llri br ol duly au.l lli.. n i.ruv I
ol Uu .ubllo.
Rnrriu ii as.
yVHioiiil .liili;.
17ni'roit Post : I'lens ntmnutien P.
J aiV Skkihii.ii. of Mlil.tlahttr;, a a anliahle
ran.ll.iata lor lb mill' ol Aa. iUla .lu.tja.
Mr, hei-bnlil la uallliail fnr ao Inti illnt lla.
rbarif nl Iba ilntli. balonfina t' than no..;
an.l la a tb'.rooati hat uii loan. 11a la an earn
iat iiii'iioriora i. Kapubllran mu anl tneua
uraahoneat. nprMit, Intvlliuent, iravriiis
suil will mak so all.nt oil). , r.
Wmt IISAVSR.
iM'i.
I'orir. Rt publicniiM of Sr v
Jr. sahi kl A. XV sirst . r"u.. of lira.
varti.aiii alll mak a pirnnic eanilM.itatBn.tif
nnintnatflil anil lrtr. la cpui I o ailrplnla.
lerliin th oulr of ,X. -uu Ju.ls "HIi hor.or
to liliuiell ami Hi cij l.
It prrl.ir A K.
Sanford's Radical Cum
)lar haf) auS oln, uay brantlilns, twtat
braatli, irlfll auill, tut ao.l b.uiina. on
auuitli, oo iiuiraa, hj uaiug naarol.ua
Uauii al cma.
Msaait until four tisad I raaily to fly stf, a
aail noaa ruuiilus walar, throat .arohail and
blood luvriab or talma Sasrusu'ii Uauual
Cuus lor Osiarru auU b urU,
XV Itch Haul. Amarlran I'lna, Canada Fir,
Matiuolil aud Clotar llloaaotna sr bt San-
fnrrl'a Marlieal Our I wad of. I)d boll I
Harliaal Our, on boi Catarrhal Solvanl anil
kanfor.l't lolialar, Iu ss woks lor 1. bold
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ELECTRICITY
flntl, t i:my. unit,
il altll llaalli f HUaui,
n viir IOI.I.INS' XOl.
TAH tl.U 1 KIHfLiAM.
ILNSosi buo.lrail lima
auarlnr t all olbr blaa
irtlortr, Fain. w
sa sod iDtlaiuaiaiion.
Frli-S aa cDt. boiil svary-bi.
A DMINISTRATOH'd NOTICE.
r i nf ..ImitiiitrAllon nn llift tisftslta al
HmhT.c Wftiiar. Ut ol i;nir twi. Miytitr HtoveK. 'J ablt, 1 hair. Uockuitr Limtru.
ua. rft.,at'u, nr.Bwi mi uw Hitlflea1, liuriiiiH, h(iUHrr i;up.
mtor roKTf-- Anrnmnce Mciirv
Mi'Ver, of Pi iin to viihlr. c.iifllntft
fur tli nil) o t AimviiI1 .loltfft. Mr, Mnyr
nU-Ni.rll til (JMllt1t'ttlinn hftNaftry trt illH-
chsirri H' rtilH" "f th frt1.' titli itVuMifv, A
lluy ftiitl rrftltuM jr tn Mni-ir nnl iniiiiiuiii
ry, Iliili an uiiif.it tllifi'U ftUtl ft iuulJ Ko.
puMkatu.
VTKH,
lur.V Cominif4Hioiiort
Tnnoh T.ifwtiliowiHr. of Frntiklin,
tiroutch Ui mny frlr'ii rfw?ifuli inii
intt tus itimiti to IK lflmtjJoiin rotam nt th
I'rliuftry fclm tion for .lurv t'iiutnlniir Mr.
Kiiiliitwr Ij mi lhtelllKDt cltUcu iuund
H,.Ubll0ftDDl ftDh'int i' liiftO.
Makv Hkitiu h awb,
Mr. lOHt : Announce, Holtrt II.
Kenrlclt. of Krunlt'ln tnwnnhln, t n ult
ft It 1 1 i-mi'lMfttft lor Jury HnmlM uiftr. Ha U
i ixtuurn hiputtUnftii, urluhi nn 1 lutalloient
unf mun yofin$ U lb otbar ijuftllQoft
liuui lor iba ottio.
Miiili iiukh.
Public Sale.
Thu nuilcr-lKiieil Kubserilier will of
fer at I'utilio tSitle lit his lutu rexiili'iice
in tlis lioroui;h of NetiiiHuruve, lieur
thu II i-hioimry InMitute, on
Thursday, March 23, 1882,
tlifl followiuo; ilescrilt;d vuluuble pro
perty to xx it :
One Family Carriufjo, One Huggy,
siiiKhiset heavy llnrness, Gentleman's
Saihlla, huutl Com tSlieller, (toulil)
Imiiil and horse power Apple Mill mill
Cliler 1'ress, one liorse Truck Wilson
ami Hay luhlers, one hors hletl.
Cultivator, Harrow, (iriml-tone,
Worklirnch, .ur)rn f'opper Kettle,
Chler Vlnetfur, Tubs, buckets, lures
Hutclier's Meat Hlock, htrire Vulcan
Htutter, Wooil unit ( out eitovs, Cook
All partus snoaiuK ll..a...i.i is. , i ,.,..,. l,.,,. U'.lti..a Tia..b.
d lal will .lat mak luiUMI. .'". j.v-a,.-.
upayuiai biitbo. batriss elaimi siuit (Mass auuotlier jiook uukeseoreuxry,
Id sttsl HlliM-ai.l tbam lor aalll nam t
raAialaVlSii.a WaXl.rc.K
3tU.flH. AdlBISItUMOf,
(Shot Gun, Axes tie.
March 3, lt'J.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
nHE iitnlcrioViiKl fl'urs at priato
1 !, Hi folio li.ii drrrlhi Ha I falsi tl
ll : A Farm aUu.m In Irankllu tap., Hny.lar
Co., Fa. J, mlla suit 0 1 Miuulabur., euulalu-
" 108 Acres
of th lt llni ton lanrl. wbrrtus rrat.
.I a souil fiania dari-lllns hou, tiara, snd otL
r oulbulllins-wH ul gooil waiar sar tas
door, fluwins paler OS th lrui Ibrlf iss;
Ii.ung.ir. b.i I ol aba Irslt Ir arm Is a
iilsb aiat of oulllvailon. I'.ra.a aa.y .1.lra,
joxiFit wai.i .n,
Feb.Ji.'ia. sJIdUltbuts.Ps
A,D,
DMINISTR ATRIX NOTICE.
ttar of silmlatratlos Mi ait f
aiAiir iicnninhiioi r. anaii, lata sr
aaoaaon lap. Hny.lar anustv, I'a., katlss raaa
Srantad in ma amlaralantMl, alt prua ksr
Iiib tnaniaalv. lud-ot.! to aald iat srs rav
quatad to mak- IttM-iliftS payaBt, wbils
IIiom liavlna claim will raaut lka Sslr
ulklluatd lor aatlU ut
llUUACit t. tOtEU,
HarohS, . Atlial .l-lratur,
Miniskuri. Vsloaiai., Pa,
I juat received another lol of Elinir
Boots to lis closed out with the othur
Stock al a Rreat rfiduction.
MRS. R. MARX, 8:liisgroe, V.