ttiddlebarg, May 25, 1882.
locnl Nowni, Acc,
Standing Committee. '
The following U the Rtsnding Cim
hiittee elected for the ensuing year :
.Adams I. I. Manheek, 3. F. Zochman.
Ueaer Henry Freed, Adiim Smith.
Ueaver HVhI-N. I). Middleswerlh,
II. M. Ulsh.
Centre Dr. J. W.Sampsol.II. C Sump
el. tJhapman-J. n. all, A. II. Trout
man. Franklin .Villard K. ivwingcr, F.
lUlliriti.
'jAckauii .1 8. Ycarick, William Shollv .
MnrooTheodoro unimel J, P.
WuRner.
Middlccrcek J. U. Keelor, Harvey
Hholly.
Middlebnm -John F. Stcllcr, C. C.
Hcebold. ' -
Ponn J. R. Hand rick,. II'. 8. Rtahl.
Perry John It. Arlimtasl, Levi Kenlcr.
Terry West T. P. Derr, Frank Arbo
RASt.
flelincrovo It. J. Duck. D. T. Tark.
tnion J. X- Houser. J. I. Dover.
Washington J. A. llilbish, Jorcnilrtli
Chailea.
' Court Is well attended. ' '
The display of ,. agricultural Implo
lucnt during ronrt wtHk was grand.,
MIhs Kosa Ayrr left on Monday
for the McAlUMerville Orphan Behool.
riilllp flpade of Franklin lout a val
uable heifer on Saturday hint by- be
ing run over ly the rare.
Uev. Ilersclipy, the Indian Mission
ary, preaohed a sermon In the U. 13.
Cliuroh on Sunday afternoon last.
Henry Moyer, of l'enn.who met with
nn accident by a runaway borne, is
netting alonjr as well ait can be
expected. Hope Mr. M. will soon be
about airain.
A sure cure for' impoverished blood,
pimple, and complexion, is Brown's
Iron Hitter. It will produce a ho.ilthy
color, smooth akin, and is absolutely
not injurious.
John H. Foeklcr, of the First Na
tional Hotel of Htiliutrove, paid thU
olllcea hiiKty visit on Tuoneday last.
John id not only n good landlord, but
in nisi) a Kd, sociable coui,ia;iio;i.
Cull, again.
.Mirringos have incre.wo.l -il per
rent, since young men have learned
of the soothing effect of Sines Tar,
Wild Cherry and oarhnud, upon da..
Lie. Young man if you keep a hot
tic on hand for an cniergcnpy, you nre
safe in bringing thinn lo a climax.
H'heflt. O.iU anl B.irley.sow in thine
ye ; Corn, Clover and Grass in thy
ground follow lliincri liiry It i t's
and you will ui.iko miro . money in
year, than formerly in II yeaM, .jok
free at every Store.
QKOUflW Vlirri. Jisti-o of the
-ace, Toledo, O , say : I was trouli-
laii wiiii sciatica ilil'l ll lucv i inpima
J - , " .... , , ir.p ,
...... , ..n,.,,,, ll'llll.
j I. .. ... .... ... .
"IW. I tlllliM.tl la j I. I I ..... . If.. I 1
-. . .. . ' . bUIVU
III I II T.liril.l WflQj "
Tho fceliiiHgrove ll.ikcry lately eslab
lisl.ed hy SpuhrA Co., will fill a want
lung Mt by tho citherns of tit it pine-.
Tim II ikery is in the hand of fxe i
eneod bikers and ci'trrern and prom
iei lo be prnniotivft nf the health ami
comfort of her citizens. Uivo thoni a
fair trial. .
The jiiKfceta' ilnrfcttiuriit f r Juno
i receiveil. Thl m the best puhlicn.
lion in tliia country lor Fai mois, .Ve
clienica. Ac. No Fnnner hould be
without iU If there is a possibility of
fill v miA .hL.i. I...... I . . i .i
vug ituinurr t'vuiK umier mini
atiuther the numher 'beftiro un in.
Firmer8 iubbribe for lU Only 11,50
Pryear. Orange J mU (o., y'ubliah-
Ore V..U. X'-l.
iioiT a urn
Republican Standing Committee.
The Republican Standing Committee
juuiiuuv. ni v i.w nun t ita
I t -WW, W 1IW
(Ml nriniltirf rtla Ia swt.mt ...t
xnecnair appointed ruiliplf, Moyer
The meeting was etrictly private no
The following Resolution was unan-
, tiinb wm Li 1 r iiHiiiiiiiif'Hii vnrnrii
, j uaen iiunurauio nieans
A tola . .1. L .
- v ui LiiRiiKa was lamiArAii in
etima appointed and fixed for
"rRaniiattoDwrrUe new conudttoe
ea on Saturdar. the umh of
fc, Y
. - ..o.jr vieciea members rre
wiiy Tequceted to be present.
"Aaiujfii.aEOaa Chairman..
Something lew.
"alatMav .1.
It a a Ai-.t- T WM
- u'in&vnr fr.L.u t i
, lb Principal attraction
Loooiuotira nr Tol
lOut K . "7 IUMII
konnJi . or,,ln,J farm wag
v'rot Hrvei.
nh,." , w rate olx
hour, with .v..r...
L .T wbo aaw it. i.,i.
LMnth.7ouniy'
w! 'nufactured by The
P.' tT Wrnor Prank-
irSvT.cllmvj, . , I
Mo t reeourjX,
Kd. rimT : We desire to nbsorvo
May 80, Ieoratlon dayt hi a Imeoiu
Inu niniiiirr. The unrvlvlri H iMlrrx
and all otht-r are eordiiilly invite I to
nMeuible nt the Town Hall lit New
Hrlln at ) o'clock . in. to innke the
proper arrangement for decoratlnir
the graven of thofe who nave their
lives in defend of our flresldex, our
homer, our count ry. At 6 o'clock the
lines will )e formed Kood ' epeakerx
and excellent liiuele will Ire furnished.
WM. 8. SHOLI.EY
Coin.
The mont wonderful cnratlvo rem.
rdiea of the present day, are '.hose Ihut
come from (ierniAny, or atlcaxl oriil
ntilo there. The nitwt recent prepara
lion placed nion tho ninrVrl in this
country, U the fiJtEAT ClA'U.VAN IX
VKiORATOIt, which hns never been
known to fall In curing a single ease nl
impotciipy, spermatorrhoea, wenkneM
and (ill disear resulting from self
fthiino.su iien'oiia debility, inutility.
mental anxiety, languor, latitude, de
pression of spirits and functional de
rangements of tho nervous system.
For sale by dropouts, or sent free by
mail on receipt of the price, tl.no pe
box, or six boxes for t-ViH). litres
F. J. CHKXKY, Toledo, O. ,le
Aecpt for the United Slates. Kvud for
circular,
Account Of School Doards.
Rdhool frnrrnnts are issued in the or
dur In which the annnnl r.crliuVaios
and reports are received at the Depart
ment.' At the close of each school year
the Fchnol llourds, without delay; shall
place in the hands oftho District tu-
ditors a full itemized statement of the
receipts and expenditures for the past
yenr.inclmling tho assets and liahililicD
of the district of all kind with all bonks
and vouchers. A meeting of tho Au
ditors should ho niraniied bv the
Hoard, to bo held a soon as the school
yenr closes, rix.' Ilrst Monday in June.
tt hen the accounts are setllcd and au
dited, they bio lo bo immediately puh-
iistieii iy thu School II nrd, either by
hsiul-l.ill or in two newspnper. As
soon ns tho new School Hoard orcan-
izes (which can be done on tho djy of
the a nliloiV settlement) tho .anTiual,
listnct retort, allulavit mid certitleat
sliall be sent to
WILLIAM MOYER,
C-ounty iVupsriuteudont. '"'
VVM. CAMSftVpi s WILL
Kon. John B- Packer Fully Vindicated.
In the Supremo Court, May .", the
decree of the t'uion ronnty court in
sustaining tho will of the late Win.
Cameron was iiiriiined. The contest
pushed so vigorously for tho contes
tants is therefore of no avail, and Mrs
Jane arrison will have to be satisfied
with the legacy ol I S0,( s (0 which her
father left her. The opinion of the
Supremo Court U a very short one, and
is lis follows ;
"Wo iifl'mn this decree uprm the
able opinion of .liidje Klwell, which we
admit h the oi.jniiiii of thin .-ourt. IIV
think it proper to add that there, is
not in tho evidence anything to ini-
pwicii me cliara-ler ol tint gentleman
by uhoui the Mill wss drafted for in-
legnly or professional propriety. n
ileoil, his (tiiulurt tliroughotit was
charm tei'i.od by the nicest sense ol
honor." The counsel who supported
tho will wore Joshua Comly, 7Von. H.
I'. Wolvortuu and ex-Attorney Oeneial
McVeigh.
I.N Mcmonam.
WllKltltAs, It has pleased the Al
mighty to remove from our iniilst. bv
death. Mis Jessie Smith, a member
of thu St. l'eters Evangelical Luth
eran Sunday School, of Adiunl)urg,
therefore
HKSol.VKP, That It Is w ith fccllnes
ol prorouml sorrow that wo are eulleil
upon to mourn over the death of .Ie.
sie rsinitn.
HksoLVKI), That In tho death of
Jessie the Sunday School has lut.t a
regular and In lercsting member.
UKriOLVKli, That in thU hour ol
sadness and sorrow by this humble
tribute of Respect to h?r iiiemory we
hereby tender our buurtfelt syiuputhy
to her bereaved friends.
ItKHOLVKl). That these resolutions
be placed on the minutes of the Sun
day School of which she was a mem
ber and a copy of the sumo be scut to
the bereaved family of our oenurteJ
sii-ter.
Rkoolvko, That a eopy of these
resolutions be sent for publication, to
ma cuuuiy papers.
JAMES F. KELLER,
. H. E. MIDDLKSWARTII,
M. JJ. W1BASI).
Committee.
Commencement Union Seminary
now eentn, ra.
The following is the programme for
the exercise at the coining Commence
ment at Union Semiuury:
Friday, Evening, June)) Anniversary
of the Neocosmlan Llteraj-v Sou'v.
Saturday Evening, June 10 Anniver
sary of the Excelsior Literary So
ciety. 8unday Evening, June 11 Baccalau
reate Sermon by Kev. J. Vouuir,
. linn . w- 1
oi w iiiiiuiisHiri, i n, -Monday
Evening, June 12 Lecture
before the Literary Societies, by
Rev. JI. li. Ilartzlur, Editor of the
' Kvangelleal AIKdSKNOKK, Cleve
' laud. Ohio.
Tiresday, June 1310 a. in. Meeting
of the Hoard of Trustees. 2 p. m.
1 Jtook Reoeptloii of the IS'soeos-
nuan Jilt. Boo. t.hu p.. iii. w- Leo
'' tirre before the Alumni by Hon,
A. S. Sassauian. of Heading. '
Wednesday, June 14. 10 a. in Reuu-
Ion Exercises and Alumni Assoeia-
' tiou. Jllstory of tlie Alumni by
lev. ' I'-. t Sweiigle, LewiNhin-g,
a. I'oein, by II. EHentz, lq.
of Huntingdon, Pa. -
Wednesday, Jnuell Commencement,
uruiioiis, j'.ssaye ini uraduution.
All are "cordially Invited to attend
these exercise, '.' ' '
RKV. A. E. Ooufii.lt, rrtiicipal,
. - New Merlin, !,
. rVllllnflui,! nf ItiA laL lrn.Wf. I.i.iIam
'ro" o'nebona, with well known
hroiuatlcs, Is Browns Iron ' B-tters,
1 1 i.. i: .: l i, i s , ' i
,,im. nniiguuoii, nuu. mi kiiiunu
Official. Retnrns of the Primary Election hold in Snyder countv on
Saturday the 20th inst.
pjsTmof, ........
Adiillis ii'l
Heaver
Heaver West H7 .
Centre JoTi
Ciiipmnn 7
I'runklin inT
Jarkson 41
Miihllelxii-g 21
Miililleereek . aT
ftlonroe lj
Ferrv M
IVrry West M
Venn 61
Helinsgrove l!9
I'tiloii A3
WBMilnifton ft;l
t
Total, Kil
The Body of Jot; i Goofilandcr Found.
WutT UltAVKn, May 22. 183.
About two week oi an Insane
man by the name of John Oootllander
from I'liion Co., ned 70 years
eanmover to visit bis niece, Mrx.
Levi II. Truster of West Heaver and
on Tuesday evening the I ltd Inst, lie
went to Oosgrove Mail to an nuctiur,
and left that place after Iniilnlplit and
had not been Iteur.l of until Friday
the Both When he Wax found In ti e
stre mi of Mlddleereek. It Is suppos
ed I e lost bis Way Inl fell over the
brii j;e and ilrowneil -his bat was
fonml a few days before lie was fouinl
further up thu stream, by J. 1'. Fish
er, tf. 11. Middleswitrth, Esii.. wiis
notified and nppearej, nnd suminoiieit
the following gentlemen as jurors :
Adam Wairncr, Esip, Dr. 11. M. I'lsh,
James Kalpet.er, Sol m u Mourer,
Thomiis llerbster mid Michael S.
Weiahd, who held an impiest upon
the said body, witli a verdict, that the
deceased came to his death liv aeei-
letmtl drowning on the nl-ht oft he 11,
of May. The deceased, or unfortu
nate, man hud be( u In the water
about ijiht days- he was seen lyin
in the water th day previous to his
heliijf taken nut by several person
but it was thought it was a scare
rrw put in by sum peron as a Joke
on the one l hot to i; It out, hence he
was left in ; hut a l.ttle eoiir Levi J.
Moiulg' beiip; more InipiisltUe lliiui
trie rubt took a long Ik. ok nnd turned
It once undto bis lu rx r miw it wns a
dead man. His son being unfilled by
telegram arrived the next day after
he was louud and hud him buried In
Mik H iker CIiuipIi Cemetery, there to
rest until next wintiT wln-u he in
tends to have him taken liomu nnd
buried beside liis d-'ceiu-id wife.
Owing to the erowde 1 state of our
columns, we are iinabi.' to pu'oli-h tlie
proceedings of tile Sunday School
Convcntii.n held at Ailaiiisluii-g. M..,v
than usual interest wns iiiauife-tid
during the convention and ulti'gclhcr
it was iutnii'tive and eiitrlaiuiu.
A nuniher of the leading phys'ei.ms
ot tlie country me now recoiinuendiiig
frof. (itiilmetlu's ICi.lnoy 'ad for lanio
buck, sc.ia'ica, diabetes, gravel, and
other dise'isus of the kidueyr, bladder
and uriuary organs.
Bark ! Bark ! Bark !
I will pav seven dollars wish per
cord for ell rock-oak bark of a good
quality, delivered at Middleburg Hta
tloii, sliuuld prices advanoe cull on
me.
1). R. Rom wick.
Tliildlclxi.' illarlicl.
cirrkctkii ,:i:ki v li y
Bimonton, Uarber Co.
Wheat
" .No. 2
..ft 30
. 1 21
.. no
Rye...
( 'ol'll..
81
6.1
Oats..
Potatoes 1 l)
Mutter 21
r-KK 14
MliollS J (jo
l.unl ', 13
Tallow i.i Oil
Ties , 3.1 to .10
1'cu Coal 7.1
diet-tout Con 4
Hlackniutli Cotil 0 00
l -lwCoul 4 00
l'hister, per toll U 00
May 4th bv the lie v. W. A. Hon.
Allies Matilda SaiMiuuaii, to li. l
uroiise, uotliof Jackson twp. .
May 14th by the Rev. J. p. r,.,,i.
pole. Miss Mary M. Foltx of I'rankliil
to Williuin 1. UiJxeror Jackson twi.
At the residence of the bride's par
ents, "Wednesday evening, May 17, M .
N. Leohner of Akron, Ohio, and Miss
Macule E. Hillhish, daughter of Sir.
and Mrs. CoL 1. HillbibU of Helins
grove, May?, John C. Stimellug of Perry
Co. and Miss Emma J. lieitiibacu of
Washington twp., Snyder Co.
At the residence of the bride's sis
ter, 51m F. M. Van ltergen, in Oak
Park, Illinois, oji Monday, May 1-1, hy
Kev. Coon, Arthur I Smith, of Cedar
Fulls, nnd Miss Jennie Kvuns, of Oak
Park, III. ... ,
The foregoing chronicle and went
that the groom's friends in this city
have been for some time anticipating.
Whilti thu 1 1 ride is a htraiiLrer in mu
ch)', she will lie accorded a warm
welcome by the many friends- of the
worthy young nuiu who baa won her.
A cosy homo awaited the bride, the
adornmeiit of which has been the em
loymeut of all of Arthur's t-paro
ours, for weeks post. Cud Att FAJXri
AjirtK, loa.
Thk Post extends congratulations
and good wishes.-
i . i
Milv 141h In Fi'tmlmpi Pl,lll finn
of John H. and Mainila IStelTen, ntfod
il years aud 34 days.
AlaV 13. ill l lllllll 1 1 FrimUlliI inn
of Jacob ami Anna l.iiKai re, aged 4 '.
years. 10 months aud III dnva.
war t, as AUamsnurir, of scarlet fe
ver, JeKsle, danirhter of the late W,
llarrr rtinltlii areu a hour 13 years,
May 11, atBelirtKirroVdiKraiihrllovdi
ilof Henry and Mavrirlu J tenner.
sued I month nnd Mi t)aj k.
1 8. SMITH, . , " ,.,
H'eaVer Pprlnis Penii',fc
W ill skrscsntf aM -la";b urt.Ml irht
i i ! f J I ( S
. ..4-
49 fill 84 8 ONI rl
ll I'.'l Hit 201 H 3 14V M
7 W VI Ut .slii pit
47 1"4 49 113 It H 1 Ml i;
1(1 11 19 . 7 H , U U4 24
M 18' ' -J . 131- 24 1H 111 PHI
21 80 4 0 1 H 43 8 ttil 4:
41 B7 U 47 A 7 r.T .'m
) M 81 f.0 1 81 ft.-,
" 87 , 3 10 73 il ' 70 . 77
1 81 f 87 . 47 3 8t (l:i
1 8H 88 84 21 3 ftl ll:i
121 0 Mil 10 141 f) 18.1 137
1l 81 (14 , 61 100 . 9 Itll lot
111 : 24 4S S3 4 7.1 ftil
67 M 67 41 00 1 HI!) 1)1
874 888 b'JO " loon " 001 60 140:1 " ' "jihj
Mai.t brims Mail, .,ps. ih
nine, ark, cel. A blood fond for deii
cute women, nursing mothers, sickly
children, the ngo.l, i-niivnlrscetd, over
worked. einnciMti d, net tons nnd sleep
e. Hilly times itioro lifNurit-L'uig
than any mail liipiois. May.
- - - -
The HiQhest Raik.
Ittada from hnrmllss matciials, and'
adapted to the lieciU.if,' t'diiig nnd
falling h:iir. I'nrker'ri Hair TTiliam hns
taken the highest rank ns nn elcpiut
and reliable hair restorative.
Mny.
Mrs, B. M.IK. SeIinsi;ro ve, 's. is do
ing a lively bnsines in the line (iflhiiits,
Shoes, Trunks, Vahccs ktc. & Afv
'live hi r a call hc.'oie purchasing ils
win ro.
April 27. '."l.
mmfl iMMMaH-
Heart ly Rocmmcnded.
Pon't condeiuii a good ihinrj be-
ciuif e ymi Imvo bwn ilrodviM by
Tonic has cored mnnv in this section.
e( L-t.tii.iu a. ..I .1:.. ....1 ..1
fv "" '"i Slim
e rerommund il heartily to such m f -
Icrers. .V'i'.i. jf ...
It Will llil V pverv In ! V- lo rrnuine
the iniuiei,-c Stock of 'Fundi f..r
sale by the 1'i.i.ular I'liiidtine Hum
. II. l l.l.IX l.ei,iwn I'd.
1 WI.M ir.I.I) SAMI'SKI.L.
THYSICIAN & SURGEON.
'ciitrcv ille, Snyder Co., 'r,
Odors lil i?ufa unti mi rlen to I In i.tiLle-.
W ii,'li2.
r o
niid buy jour Machinery at
Riehl's Implement Store,
. 'r O
I am ofToi itiff I ho larpreHt. slocl; of Farm Machiucry over oTei tul in this
cotioty, aiuougst which are thu eeleblutud
Champion Reapers Mowers
wlicli every farmer knows id Iho most nuliRt'inf Lit machine, befi.ro the
f uming pubhe. ileirember thoie is
Clinnii'ioim in tho ronnty theio is a
hiht J i nr thttu aH'olheiH ooinpiiuie.s eombined tiieio in a reu8.ui why we
got threo ciir-loiulH of Champious in Snyder county thin year when farm
ers Duy uuutupione tney need nut be
time other agents who coino nrotind
thero is upthiua in that, but dou'bolievo it, for they want to hi. II and nf
tei wards you must look out for repairs elHewburo. Tho Champion (.'one
puny have in use thousnuds of Reapers d Mowers nnd huvo completo re
p ur manufuctory utuplo to supply
kuown
UMPIRE THRESHER & SEPARATOR,
Hagerstown Clover nullcr, Farmers Friend and
Monarch Grain Drills,
with or wilbont Fertilizers. Cl'LT! VATOISS, COKN-PLANTMli?
PLOWS, OOUN-SHCLLKIH nod anvthing furmera want an I nlt i. li
ments to till mauhiuea. I will sell to farmers on nuv timo almost tlu j
may dosiro, except (.'ornplanters ami ltepaiis for thu t'hauipiou lit unir
ota strictly cssb. ('all and tjivo me a InAl.
Ktore Room ouo dour North of i'ocklet u Hotel ouJ oppouito Wageiibi ll-
fis trug oiore'
April 27. 1882.
al MRS.
aood
It is with plftasore tbat I issue thts
merotis friends to inform tbeiu tbat
Kabn, baa just returned from the eastern cities with a full supply of
Sl'KINQ GOODS, and I poiut with feeling of pride to my fast increasing
trade as an evidence tbat my efforts to please mj customers ara nieelioir
with sncoesa. I have now on hand the L.UJOEST " AND CIIEA l'EST
STOCK OF BOOTS AND gUOUS
iliff at the very lowest price; My stock embraces dilTerent qualities ant
(trices, fiotn the larsost Men's ani.Woojen's to the smullest lufanta shoes.
The secret of my great success is Quick stileS and small profits. This mot
lo shall make my plaoe of business the the most favorite an J beueQoial
Hoot and Shoe Store for buyers in
every week, which enables me to have
prices. 1 also oiler groat bargains ia
TrnnksSatctieTs and Valices. -
Agnlll Ibai kill? you for rtast fsVors. t invite the pnblio to come bud
bat aUUX'S 5T0UK is tbe r-cst'phieo to buy jotir shoes.
' . ' ' ' ' ' Itesyootfully. yoir,' ' ' ' ' ,
cue lb
4$
ISMI'MI.
'.4 31 JI i.) u -
ltd 7' 31 37 (' 10 n
l::0 17 3:r 43 61 t) 1
Hi I J 111 II 3 li
17 (1 1 Pi 1 (l 3
181 20 tl l (14 1 ;!
41 2) :l M 1 1 8
81 V I 31 tl u 1 1 31
117 II 7 111 II 4 4
61 21 0 I'll 0 1
72 l 4 .VI 13 .1 A
1)1 111 0 It 10 0 II
1)7 60 .1 US II 2J 4
KU ft", I 1V1 4 0 (I
40 r.; 3 co 17 n a
87 33 2 4 '0 4 "
1J.V4 4'J1 iYi ,s .-. i in
111
Pippin
RRIMCiPAL-il-INE
Oir fr,,uulfcr'1 1 Kb!-. 0i
An-I Pit
ffcil! lu Tun
sVM. New Mrlio. Ariutin. M..r
too.
1 )bA an I Ti tt.
OHIOAGO
1 n 1, i 1... ,, t..i a.n. rt
! t"nirri
h eii'-ni i'i.s amu ni. rnui.
"i ink the Gral
i,Vy:::L',:f',,;,',.,;:'nJ r
I 1 1
- . a -WT r .
1 IV xi. IN bAb U 1 A X
Thmi
ti.k,
I I Pnrri-'R lm. emi inrii
1 M llirlo, I I Urn'l lrr, Hm.Ait,
llll ,IU. III. III, IttfO. 111.
u good rcMon why there nr., over ;l 0
n-asoii whv we sold moio Chamniiitis
afraid of not t;i ttiiip repaiia at an
with new uiuehim a will 1,11 voii
tLo Uuuiuud. I uImo ofl'ur tho well
R. MARX'
store.
my sprincr advertisement to rov nu
the maoauer of my store. Mr.- Louis
ever befor oarriotl, which I atu sell-
this Couoty. 1 receive new goods
always the latest stylus and lowest
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Ho is Now Ready
io I'ltrn ish er ri) ti with
l:-EHV-lKl)' SUITS,
coats, r.t.YTs, r:sTs,
I UAis.ctrs,
UMi:tiEr,t,js,
rmwks, 'ALict:s,
SlflllTS,
IWDI'Ui WE. Ill,
CIJlFSund COLLI US,
CUM AM) COSSAMEJt
SUI TS,
.WC'A TIES,
in fnrt he K' -eis vimstiui.lt n
ell. lid lid-. ITIA. LiXE
Ol'CE.VJIS
jFurnishing Goods!
KENS' FULL SUITS as
low as 32-75.
Eu II line, LATEST ST) 'Lit
Straw Hals.
OKI) EL'S TAKE.X FOE
SILK HATS.
Fiie Hats lor lie FolKs!
Read Read,
A WATCH
to be given away.
I will, rescnt a SOLID
S1H Eli AM EltCAX
H'A TCJ to ani one ot nil!
eusluincrs holding hnldiii'J
ihe luck it number- Tho
ir a tcli will ha druivii oath A'
p k of Julij, ISS, at in ij
st'jre. For every $ UU lvortli
vf Joods no!d 1 will $iv& flid '
ticket-
Friends, neighbors, and all
the pjo.le ure invited,
generally and jiar
liculuiij, to call
and cxamino
tho stock.
NO MiSIPRMlAlE
Thankful for past patron
ago I earnestly solicit a
continuation of the sanio
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