1 . . Tt UliidlebQrg, Sept, 7, 1882. HaTDBB (OtTTT CouBTB. TkB CoATM Of faydaT UoaatV Bra bald ob tha foartk Monday t tif Fabraary, May, ill tfaptaalbar, aad S.ooad MdU, ( tHMHf, All communication, buainea lot trs Ac., for this office, to secure prompt Attention houhl be addressed n follow: Th Poit, Middleburg Snyder Cbuoty, Pa. Aulrertiaementa comnunicalion Ac. muat be handed in by Monday noon, to secure inter tioa in neit iMiie Local IV own, Acc. Item of local new always wautod tit tbii office. He thatglvclli to a tramp lendcth to a laloonist. Little Harry Qutelius split bU foot with hi little ax. Broken glaa should not be thrown in the atreet or alley. Beef is falling in price, but the new evidently haau't reached thia pi nee yet. If yon are aick and troubled with dys pepsia, Brown's Iron flitters will cure you. Mrs. A. K. Gift scalded bor hand and fore-arm severely, on Saturday last. See Oeorgo E. Spool it's advertise tnent In another column. Goorgo i a No. 1 mechanic. Remember that the last day of reg ister is Thursday Sept. 7. Voter, sec that your name is on the list. Jacob Snyder, of Middlecreok twp lias contracted to furnish Simonton, Barber k Co., with 1000 bushots pota toes. The Central Jfotel in this place will be heated by steam next winter. Mr. ttayer Is now contracting; for the nec- essary apparatus. Sunbury Drmoerat. Doctor Hassnifcer's horse took off liia bridle, at Charlos Bolendor'a resi dence, about two mile below town, and came home baroheadod and with only a remnant of Doctor Barber's buggy. Tho map man is about asking the innocent farmer to sign a contract which turns out to be a note. Those who read the papers of course do not Hood to be advisod of these swindlers. Wo were sorry to we two of our young men In tears a few ilnys rjjo, occasioned by their sweethearts gnUig West Cheer up youiiK men, "a, faint heart never won a fair lady." Dikd From his I .v j it rim Wo reeret to learn that Mr. Samuel C. Wilt, n prominent citixen of Uartlclon, who recently fell from a pear Ireo, died from the ellecla of the injnrios receiv ed on thai occasion. MiffKiiimtJ 21 i graph. A little Rill iiaimid Jarrelt, of Mon roe township, Snyder county, foil out of a wagon and dislocated her left arm yesterday (Thursday). Dr. C. M. Mar tin of this placo and Dr. W. P. Smith, of Shainokin Dam, attended tho little sufferer. Sunbury A mn-ienn. We ell tho attention of our renders to the advertisement of J. I. Hin;r,v inan who Is agent for the celt-brateil Monitor Clover Huller. Mr. li. U n good buainos man and any one pur chasing a machine from him will re ceive fair treatment Our old and esteoined friend Ainry Kern, of Beavertown. was in Middle, burg, on Monday last, to say good -by o I.', a A I.. r n ... uauguwr, oira. sue ureoso. Mrs. Dreese was an excellent neigh bor, and we bespeak for many warm friend la bor new homo In Kansas, After an experience of 25 yean Dr. Ifiroer published his Dairy Boook on practical farming and has theroby giv n more benefit to Agriculture than anybody else. To be had at Simonton Barbor & Cb. The twentyninth exhibition of tho Pennsylvania Bute Agricultural So ciety will be heM at Pittsburg from , September 7 to 20th. The Industrial nd Mechanical exhibition will oontio. ne until October Htb. Vft are all more or low subject to coughs and colds at this scaon-if you should be afflicted with either, rooieni. ber that 6ine' Syrup of Tar. Wild Cherry and Hoarhound is the quickest ;aod most effectual cure. iburg'pal by ,0h A MoU' Mkwi- The Jfiddlebtirg Cornet Band will attend the Soldiers' Reunion, at 8e Jinsgrove.on the 13th lost. We feel ', confident that they will not meet any uperiorsMd few equals. Our Baud sustain an excellent reputation for 1 good order, sobriety and good man Mr. . Varnuni i a auocesa a a showman because be has a show that is worth Meing. Jacob O. Smith at the On- - tral, sella loU of Cigars and Tobaeeo beeause be sells Cigar that are worth Mooking aud Tobacco that is worth bew4g. Jake keeps the best of ev erything. " r Park Publishing Co., Hartford, Coon, promptly forwarded ua eopy of ' he "Ufa of Frederick DoogUas. We t chssrfully reoootnueni the work to inir tea it ii ilth .i... u i ' i . . . .. . ' -rv c J ! ' mi .... . Organ Comecration of Trinity Evan Lutheran Congregation of this Placo. The services connected with the consecration of the new organ pur chased by Trlnltv Ev. Lnthern con gregation of this plane were Introduc ed by a missionary stnnon In English on Saturday evening, in Hntem Unit ed Brethren church, which Is the tem porary place of worship of the congre gation, it naa only lately been organ ized and is yet without a church building of its own. But it seems vigorous and earnest and It Is there fore to be hoped that this want will soon be supplied. The services direcMv connected with the consecration were held on Sunday morning. The audience was a fnlr one and quite attentive. The sermon was preached by Rev. J. W. Early, Dunville, Pa., Prest.of theConferenne. lu the Uerman language. After the sermon an effort was made to ralw sufficient funds to pay for the instru ment The effort was continued In the evening and the full amount need ed was raised, so that there need be no fear of after consequences because of any debt resting upon the congre gation. After tho collection the Or gan was formally consecrated to the worship of Almighty Ootl. In the evenlnirltev. J. P. Wmmmln Freeburg, preached in English. 'Not withstanding the sweltering heat which somct hues almost Iteciimo num.- eating, the audience was very at ten-! tlve. Itlllhrhtbe aiiiri.ri.iitr.il .!... I,. building churches betterurrnnireinii for ventilation itlioiit.l I,i IMAilrt. Tl would not only add to the comfort of the audience, but It woultl lm help to the preiudier. The congrega tion Is certainly to be congratulated because It has secured a very flue In strument. It is lianllv necessHrv n.1.1 .,. - - - - ....... the congregation and community can afford to congratulate tlieinxel Vlt Ik... chuko 'of the boiiiH tul nt wli inh vm manifeiited by the choir, both by the singers, by the players, on the organ and the trumbone. It is our impres sion that if choir generally sang as well and gave as good sejoctlons of music there would be less nrelnriicn against the use of musical Inst rument or ail Hinds in the servioes of the sanc tuary. It Is to be hoixHi thnt. M. congregation and the community will heartily appreciate the services ren dered them In this direction and that they will soon unite heartily and cheerfully in tho full and glorious ser vice of the church-all unity lu hearty and ringing Amknh. j. The Treiury ! Sono. One of the most beautiful books we have ever seen bears the titln at the head of this notice. It is a rovnl oc tavo of 05(1 pages, beautifully printed, beautifully bound, uud with, contents of a rare and most delightful chimiet er. It is ii treasury of gems as its name implies. The realms of song saoretl, classical, oiienttio, pathetic uiul humorous have beeu carefully traversed by the compilers ol this vol ume. They have aimed to get the best of its kind in every department of song. That they have succeeded well, such musical critics as Myron W. P. Whitney, the world's greatest lliisso, W. P. Khcrwlii, mi eminent comiMwer, lender and vocalist, llmrli Clarke, Professor of Miihlc in the University of Pennsylvania, Eben Tourjee, Director of KohIoii Conscr vrtory of Music, Carl Zerralin. lead er of the Handel and Haydn society of iiostou, and others testify, nud all lovers of good vocal musiu will concur in this judgment. Mr. Whitney, pro- iiouuces I UKASuKY OF HONG. a most desirable MKk for the home circle ;" while Prof. Sherwln nays it Is, "in all respects a most charming book." This choioe selection includes near ly 800 pieces. The tyi is new, clean ami readable. The oriran and niano accompuiilmeiit are given in most coses. A very valuable addition In mode in a aerie of brief sketches of distinguished composers aud singers. wun very excellent portrait of many vi ihc murv luiiiuiia. The book Is especially adapted f use In the liouie, and every fireside win ue outdo Uie brighter aud the bet tor by the Introduction of this worthy guest. I'ulillshtx by ltubburd Bros. or Philadelphia. Largk Thkr. Last week R; F Browu Esq., of I.ewisburg, and A. K, Gift, Esq., ofMiddleburc. while Ukinir a stioll through the woetorn part of the Ilorouch of Lewisburff thev discovered au Klin tree standing ia ono of tho out lot, happening to have a tane lino iii their pocket a machine that survey or always carry with them as woll as surveyor chains and pins t-o. for ovorv aud all emergencies should aoy object come iu their way to be measured or ur veyed they proceeded to measure tho circumference of said tree and found to bo ZZI ft. or 71 ft. iu diemetor. Can aoy of our Snyder county subscriber oeavmair uci u hear from you Report your big trees. Don't fall to attend the Reunion of the 28th. 131st 147th Kent A Knnn Battery ou tho 13th of Bept at Solina. Efforts are being mado to hare Excursion trsiu leaviuK Seliusirrava sometime ia tho eveniinr for all ata. tiona west on ths hue of the Sunbury i. f i ii - Col. r. II, illlabaoh of tho 131at Ii notuied the Local committee that ho will be present at the Reunion, also voi. vraig, oi lie xi in. The Local Cominilte have secured- Arlillory for the occasion of tho Re union Sept. 13th. Comrade of Co. u9" lSlst TUst 4ou't fail to make arraugomenta to s- ...... . isnd the Reunion as it la held lu your own couutv. aud iy of ajscfia. W PERSONAL Mr. James Aver spent Sunday with his family at this place, D. T. Rhoade visited Harrlsburg friends the post week. Capt Mills, spent Sunday with his family at this place. Kev. Early of Danville, Pa., paid our office a visit on Tuesday. Chan. Sauisell and wife of Centre- vllle spent Monday at tills place. Jacob Stelninger and wife of Ilar- tleton Sundnyed nt this place. Mrs. A. M. Pfahler, of Milton vis ited Mlddleburg friends on Saturday. Win. Damn, of New Berlin, visited Mlddleburg relations on Friday. Mis Mattln Frald will please accept thanks for plums sent to this office. Miss Ahnluda flchrader, of Centre- vllle I visiting Mlddleburg friends. MIn Sarah Walter, Is vilting friends at Bordertowu, Now Jersey. Miss Annie HtllU, of Mechnnlcsburg, is visiting ber sinter at this place. Miss E. Mitinan, M. D. of Freeburg was In town on Friday, calling on friends. Mrs. A. It. Swart of Troxelvill vis ited Mlddleburg friends the guest of W. HwnrU. Miss Itosn A yen and others left for the Soldiers' Orphan School nt McAI- listerville on Suturdnv. Will Avers, Mioses Dora nnd Mllle Ayers, on Monday evening left for I.itehlleld, llillmlale county, Mich. Mrs. J. W. Dreese and family on Monday evening left for their western homo In Newtuu llarvy county Kan sas. Miss Ellie Elsenhart ,of Hlinmokln, who has been spending koiiic time visiting friends and relations nt tills place, returned home. Miss Kate A. Kolender of Akron, O., who has been visiting her par ents at this place for some time returned to her western home on Monday. George M. Whltmer, of Hnleiu, is crowing over anew girl baby iieed'nt he making so much fuss about it. Georgo what about the black-berries now T Miss Motile Horner of Freeburg, anil Miss Brings of Perry county, and Irviu Middleswarth of I'lilon county visited the family of James Ayers. M. I Wagenseller, of Hellnsgrove, while in town on Monday, called to see us. Mr. w. reiHirts that the ar rangements for the Hohllers Reunion are complete. A good time may be expected. i:at?lc Hotel, (Near the Middlclmrg Depot.) THEO. HWINEFOUD, Proprietor. AHHIVALS Full WKKK KMII.NU SKI. 4. J. A. yipplo, Freeburg, Fa. John Hpahr.tsuiiusgrovo, Charles Webb, Lowistown. Pn. ri,rpm Itmit'cr. 1'axlonville. I':i. John tiurnian, Fremont, 7'a. Georisc lloyer, " Itculien .V. Pouter, Philadelphia, Pa, S. rt. imiiiermuii, ltiehlicld, l'a. Georco Ziiiimermttii, ' . . . .ii' i e-i . Samuel Iiosk. fliimiu Vo., i a. Siiniuel McCiiutic, " James Hackennerg, cenirevuio, i-a. Klius Shotsiieruer, rrcei.urg, rn. ;,,l.n MiriiHlierL.nr. Port Trevoilon. l'a C. 1. Keller, Piiiladelphis, Pa. P. M. Teats, isielinoiu, i a. vv. .1. Mcelv. Jlaiinervillo. I'u. A. A. I'IhIi, vidauisl'iirg, Pa. A. II. lleltricli. I'riuli Wincy, Richlicld, To. ).ni..l U'inev. " C. 8. Swinel'ord, Selinsgrovo, Prt. M. L. Hiigcnseller, All,.. ii Ki'iiiicc. Fremont. Pa. Jaiiiea jlurry, IwiU)wn, i. Daniel Krulm, Chapman, I'm .1. lliinmiui, Kramer, in. 8. 8. Ziiiiuierimni, Kiclilield, Pa. Dr. Bowes, bclinsgrovo, I a. A. A. Conrad, " Fred. Hilbish, Freeburg, I'o. 'errv Jorrctl. J. o! Goss, Troxolvillo, Pa. Mr.bnutli, Central Hotel. Middleburg, Pa. JACOB G. SMITH, Proprietor. AKIUVALS VOU WKKK KND1NO 8KP. 5. O P. J. Rltter, Heliusgrove, Pa, Elsie Mitinan. Freeburg, Pa. loo. 11. lxng. MeClure, Pa. Iteiineville Long, " W. J. Ktaeley, ItannervillM, Pa. D. C. Heebold. Now iterlln, Pa. M. D. Puree, Millersburg, Pu. J. 1 Haldeiiinil, York, Pii. 1 v. Kln.lni.rtz. N. Y. John 8. Showers, Oriental, Pa, II. J. W. Hoyer, Fred. Meiser, ' Mrs. Hoeliel lloyer, " J. J. Hteely, MeClure, Pa. Amos Hiuxik, " Wiu. Harding, Fremont, Pa. 1-kl. Fetterolf, Troxelville, Pa. Isuao Krelw, " J. P. Hiehl, Harrlsburg, Pa. J. W. Karluy, Danville, Pa Miss H. C. Farley, " " Presilla Kettering, Phila., Pa. Jerry Snyder, Heliusgrove, Pa. 8. O. Ulri'uli, Kramer, Pa. W. 8. Bickel, lteuten Dreese, Adamsburg, Pa. W. M. Keller, Beavertown, Pa. T. llentoii I'lrich, Selinsgrovo, Pa. John Kearlah, " M. L. Hnyder, Haleni, lSi. Joseph iiuiin, Fremont, Pa. Auios Jarrett, Freeburg, Pa. Geo. HvtiiUlcuiau, Cliupuiaii, Pa. J. C. Kreiuer, NoKees Falls, Pa. Philip Straub, Freeburg, Pa. Robt. Iesher, Monroe, Pa Jonathan Wouter, Riuhlleld, Pa. John Stuck, " J. W. Hiwulit, Adamsburg, Pa. Win. J. Reiebly, Monroe, Pa. D. W. FUs, Adaiiis, Pa. Lewi Amig, Hellnagrovc, Pa. G. W. Honberger, Aline, Pa. M. K. Harold, Port Tnvorton, Pa. P. K. Nelt. " John Oeiohley, KraUerville, Pa. W. P. Fetter, " J. B. Douglas, Hhamoklu Dani, Pa, 0. W. Dreese, KanU, Pa, Earuest Iteuts, Heliusgrove, Pa, J. Ik Holdeiuan, York, Pa. H. tioldstein, k'rwuunt, Pa, Jaooii BluifaouMi, frotelvilie, Pa. , J. i). ihm, . Ueo. (MmI, UUb4d, Prt, A true strongtbenhfjrtoiedlcine and health renewer I Brown's Iron Bitters Barnum's big show will pas over the 8. A L. railroad on its way from Huntingdon to Sunbury it ia said. A Peerless Perfume. The refreshing aroma of Florrslon Cologne, and its lusting fragrance make it a peerless perfume for tho toilet, Sept. There will be a cako-walk nt White Top School house, in Washington township, Saturday, Sept. V, commenc ing at 4 o'clock p. m. for the benefit oU the Sunday School nt that placo. The Freeburg Comet Hand will furnish music for the occasion. William H. Ripka, Millwright, tllobe Mills, Is ready to do nil kinds of work in his line of boHinc nt short notice, and guarantees his work. He is an experience mechanic Rlach SO, tf. It will nay every hodv to examine tho immense Stock of Kurniluro for sslo by tho Popular Furniture uiao v. ii. r klix lcwistown Pa A Vigorous Growth Of the hair is oOen promoted by miing Parkers Hair Dtilsam. It nl nay re stores the youthful color and lustro to gray hair, gives it new life and removes all irritation aud dandrulf. Frpt. BOTTOM Plilf'KS.- ,S. t Ippenhelm er, of Hellnsgrove, has reduced Sum mer Clothing to lowent prices. Take advantage of the reduction nnd pro cure slimmer wear at cost and car riage. Make no delay. . . The Slate Normal School of this Dis trict will open tho Fall Term Sept, 5ih, 1HHJ. All who are looking forward to teaching should avail thomsclvcs of the advantages thcro Afforded. The thorough training received by its grad uates caused a demand for them far exceeding the supply. The school give to every graduate, what no other iu the District can give, a n i.i, 'ito FKssioSAi. Standing by its Diploma, nnd froe Tuition to thnso who Gradu ate in two years Normal clashes atlord tho best drill for academic students. Students having a card from tho prin cipal gel half furo on tho L. A. 11., and .'esding R. II. For Cntulogtio and par ticulars address tho 'rini ipal, D. .1. aller.jr. , ih. I). , Blooinsbiirg, Col- umniii couuiy, 1'a. Ata. 'i w. II E I.TII lK f.Sf.tt I U, CO.M I'OK I'-I'UIM ioi ;. 8CltAT'll-roi;HKT. llIIEI- KlUtKI' Ml I UTS. Sol. Oppciihcimcr, of Selinsgrovr, leads the advance column of progres sive business men. Ha crans every new, good thing the moment it ap pears on tho market. The latest is tho Scratch-pocket shirt made of tho very best material iu tho very best manner ollered tho public at the very lowest price so constructed Unit perspiration may ho removed without breaking the bosun tho itchy may scratch to their heart's cou'eut with out iiicoiivcnicnco or attracting atten tion combining other advantage peculiar only to this particular make of shirt which wucauuut at this time elabora to. Aus. 17. rpiAl LIST, SEPT. TERM. 1882. Marr Holutai. l.Th Kat.tnna M. II. li, Juba W. Hunk ami Sara.li hu wlla vi. W. A, SUaar anil W. U. Ilai'kua. A. H. I'ranolaoai a Vo. n. ki. P. a l.lada B. Kohba.k. I'atar Waller ti. rranklln Waller. liaulel Kar.tallar vr. Ivl buillb Botkalo wii nwanKvr. Jacob Ml-n.n ,t. Vnrkdn. M. A. A.l. I' .'. H. I'alk ri. Tka M. Ac. a M( Ail. ol rvona. jnkn lluoiuial do. 1, William lloo.W. Mart KUhar Traala hu, vt. Tbuuipnon. Maa. mar I o. Th Slehonl Mat. Vnloa Tap. vs. llobart W. Halnulaiuan Tha 8i-lio.il lnt. llolua Two. vi. Obal. W. Halnlalanaa. Saiuual HalekaDlitcli vi. Joka h Kltai Bholi. John KliotibarKar . (annul Kalobanbanlt. Tlia Hcbool Uiii. I'oloa Top. vi- Uao. U. liar- Larar. mm . Undraw Hummel . Adam Mllehal, P..rv Town-hlti va. I!bapmaa Townaliln. Kauiaal a (Ho. II. Kllna va.llau. Mnvar. Auioa t.iiir m w. ni . mnurvr ua aa. va, laaaa Mibk-wl, .lalt. aniloa to Faur 8ctilali adinrt. aaraUlu-aa. ltuliuaa a Kocbsr uaa AO. . Jtmol 8. Suillb a T. W. a Jacob Uodinaa Tba f eoiilaa H. A. it. Muolaif Ac. T. W. k Jacob Hoffman a Itanry Bathrlibt re Tha reoiiiuaai A. Huaiaty fco. Juba 8 . Woll . John iOKir. Kroaa-ar a 8slmara . Tba Panaa. Oaaal Do. Tba 8. ll.kK. U. K. K. Vo. it. h. J. 8ub.b A lira. Tba abort cnutaa ara ai Itaua aud (or trial at apauubut Taim A. I. IWi. J. ORIirsK. Asa. IT, 1". frolbonolary Mitldlcbiirg Mnrkel. ooasaoTso waiil.T T Simonton, Harbor So Co. Wheat " No. 3 Kyc t'orn 4 luta I'otatoes Hutter KCK's Onion Ird Tallow Hnrlujr Chickens tier lb.. Old " Tie 1'ea CohI Chustiiut Coal blacksmith Coal KjtiiCoul Plaster, per ton ttoo t H0 M 40 'JO It) , M) 14 oo li 8 ...36 to 6(1 U) J1 000 4 86 11 00 B.it.8. tiy Kv J. P. Bhindel, Jamea IjOtut aim Mis Henrietta llaekcuiburK. uuuiui Aiiaiu uiwuainp. jUI121. Auk. . h Vrauiont, lleury Flaher, in in out n yearoi ma ao. In Vw Coluuihla. 1'a.. Mra. Ueb inter of Uaj. i;. 1 ILohUuli ofNeliuH grove, ai;Ki 0) yeura, 4 uiontlm and 9 day a. Amt. (Villi lu Wat l'erry twt., Iturbarav widow of tho luto . Kev. Christum U ray bill, a-ud tg yu)r aud Re-union at Selinsgrove. Sellnsgrove, Sept. B. W2. Thinking that your readers might wbdi to know more fully nlxiut the He nn Ion t be lield nt Hellnsgrove Sept, 13th, I send the following. PlKKiHAMMK. 10 o'clock n. ill. Reception speech by Lieut. It. T. Parks-lleplles by n member of each command. Busi ness meetings of the different commands. 11:31 A. M. Banquet of the MM, Hcgt. t:30l. M. ltesume of Business meet ing. il:30 I. M, Cntnp lire of nit the com inaiids in Hall 7:30 r. M. Torchlight parade end fire works. 9. 1. M. Biiuuiiet of the SSth, 147th nnd Kunpps Battery. Reports from nil parts of tin1 county are llatterlng for a good utleiiilaiice. t'ols. Allabnch of the 3lt and Crnlg of the 117th have signified their inten tion of being prcM'iit. Artillery has been promised for the oceiixlou. Gen. A. A. Hiiiuphrey's formerlv comiiialidcr of the aecoud Hrlgale3rd hvHoti nth Army Corp in alno ex- peeti'd to be present. Three or four IihihIs will enliven the occasion with music. An excursion train on the H. A- L, It. It. will be running wci-t leaviuir Selinxgrove lifter the exercises in the evening. Hellnsgrove will put ou her holiday attire. v We would say to our readers do not fail to nee the Drama "Foiled" which will be given lu th.- Hall nt HcMiih- grove, by the Dramatic (Vmpiiiiv. Sept. II nud II? All who fail lo HOC tills play will nils n line entertain ment. Patronine il. Small bonnets for fall and winter lire . . , . . . ...... to continue in fashion, which Ii I n I news for women with big heads REDUCED 8f aaa.l. , 1 FIHIdl II CI 111 HI "I'l''""''"'! pmOE rciluccs 8iinimcrr,,"ta"-,A',M VIUllllIll1 lirll'US I.O 1 n I a- iimiiiiinl 41. -m. . I a iiom i tin l iinfurc in order to make room for his FALL STOCK. Hotter liargains than ever before ollered in (Slim mer Goods, nnd no doubt about it. Now is the time to buy. Don't de lay, but call at once. Prices be low original cost. The (Summer goods must be C7 sold or iriveu a way, and we arc now sclliiiir.it such prices as must command the at tention of all. S. Oppenheimer, Selinsgrove. Auk. 3, ISM. Court I'uoliimuliun. WIIKHKAS the Hon. Joseph C. Ilurhar I'r.il.l.at Julaa uf th. Ju.ll. elat I'Ulrlol nouiliirad cf I ha auualln ul Muy.l.r t'uiua an.l ainiln aad inraia U'nail aud faiu'l. II. YoHi.r, t.nt aaa lor Kayd.r eavaly Aaaoolala Juau.a la aaa lor Kayd.r oounty baa Wiuad thair eat.t aaarlav, rl.ta tha IJlli day ul July A. I, IMri, to ua dlractail fuf tho but. Una of au dr. uuaaa oo.irl. a iurl ol (luiswon r aaa. omirt ol Oy.r aa4 Taratlaar an (len.ral oourt ol i(ari.r aaaaiona ol tba i.ara .1 ui.iill.lmra:, Inr th. aounly .1 May.l.r: on th. th Moa-iay, (bain- Hi. uth day ol baut. IWi') aud cootluua on. .k. Nolioa la thoralora h.ry (Ivan ta Ih. Ooro a.r. Juitlo. ol th. I'm., and lon.tahlaa la aad fur tha eounty ol Sayil.r, to iMir la Ih.lr rirnporparnona wlih th.lr rolla roenrds, lo'iuia li. na. .ii.mlui.lloD. and olhar i.inaiui.ranoa M Ihoao iIiuk to Ihalr ultlaaa aad ia ini-lr l kali partaia lu ka d '.o aad aituMa au i Mr- auaa uroaMnlln. la uakall ul Ika Cotauioo- arMlia aval. I nay iwrauaaara raqalrait to b thaa aad lli.ra .ttaudlnrf aad aui d..urtluti without loan, st th.ir i uill. Julli-a ara r- i)uall ta a. iuBiaal In iilr altaujiuu. al in. Bi.uoiBia.1 tiu. attrvoai'iy ia aun.-.. IIIvkb aad.r lav kaad aud Hal .1 li.a Khar- IN'aomoala MMJlakant, tba ink day .1 Aaa. A. II.. aaa luouaaad alakt kuadrad aad ltll-tW0. alAVlll KSIVHL.Y, 9Mrl. tvSTAoa for HOMES and BOUE LIFE. Horn ta Atlala Oead llaalth, Lua Lira aad Happy Uuaiaa. Ht lo iir.v.ol dlavaaa llu, wkra. aud what tu aal. tiulblB. AucM.au Caraaa Ika alak. Warrlaia IU pairim., da Umt aad plaaaaraa. Ulr.k Bad aara l aklMro. tkair phytloal. lalati.aiaal aud aiural Ir.lu Inn aad gutaraiaul. Hovlal aad kmlouaj His. Ika !. ol llaaltb. Slaua aaU tiMtwai.l al d la. aaa. Uapranku Ika Ilia arurk, aparl.a.a aa4 oUarvll" .ailaaal pkyal. lar.nad aualalM laiportaat lalvaiallua tlat Fatkara, Molkara, tlaauaadi, WUaa, loua li.a aad iaadtaa. Bma aad tirk. auahtlu aug. Null.. Threshernien Read New Monitor Jr. Clover Huller. In tho New Monitor Jr.. nil the defects rf other umcliii.e have Uen removed and it ia uow conceded tho most period 1 1 .ill.tr oll'iie.l.llie Amer. ican farmer. Tho cotuplicatiolis of machinery have Lveii bimpi.;id Ihua inakiiiff the Jouitor lighter ruuuiu'g, lua cuinbrouo.' Uij.oJuiHoie,' jiof foct iu its work, uud cheaper .1. I IJIXtJAMAN. Beavf.r Sipriu-t, Snyder Co, Pa. Anj. 21. lfiS2. Aont f ir Stiviior an I Juuiata countusi. A!. DMIXISTHATOIIS' NOTICK.- rfllrr. ff K'tmlnl.f rftll.iti on Ilia itrli, nl Jnntlin II An... ;l. li'Frt.l, li.i o ' "Iimwd T.iwn-IHr. Hinder i.,unl l a harliKl cnn i.'min. in II um I, a;l r MiK hnnwIiK tl.c.iiFol Ii, lol,'.,.l timji,! flat urn rcMiic.lo.l I-. iiink liuti.e.tlnio ,y tunl,hllo ll.u linvlnn rl.tliiia will irrnt Iktin duly Bittlinnt Ii-h I -.I r-T .ciilf mout lu .MlNAI'MAN II A K III 111 A .1', IH.":.TA I'S A II III H ;T. Ant IT. W'i, Alii.lulrirtor. ALIAS SUBPOENA DIVORCE. William Holt woil Ii . Ma ry .!. JlolU wort.. In the ( 'ourt i f I 'om iii. hi I'leiix of Sny tier t '. Al. Sulip'ot mi In IHvorce. So. It Mav Term. To Mary .1. Iloltwnrl h, expoiiiI..it: fp.VKK notice (hat yon uro riuir- X f.l l-i itor I'i rmr r'Mir iep4on li.-f.ru 1,,,r m iiiiiii'imrir, ! a i .tun t. ,-t.ni- mm l. tlmm I.. b ln-l I fi.r II .. .il l :..i.ly .i .-tiifu'T n ai iii-iny fMi i i't n . .tia&l, lu aiiMwwr lhi .'.noplK it-l nl tin t'-iU'fii.r ai .l 1.1 ln cm., II mi j. mi Law, mm- i:.,. ... . w,;. lam Hi.i m Hi, yiiir lin.l.vi'i. .IioiiUI 110: li - ,11-'p-.l lr-.ni tin- Ih-i: I. f hialriiu.iii, a,;r.M al.ljr l.i IIhi a. ti.nl A.iuMy Iti li . ..m ina.U- an, I itvt lUfl.l, anil li.-r -. I fail t.'.t. Ii III HI 1( ll!,,sl,.r.H. ShTilT'a "IB.-.., lli-l.iu.i.iir, Ani '. VALUABLE FARM AT PMVATE SALE. -( l- TMIF. nndcrsiL'nod ofTors at nrivsta ' H1"' '" 'Ual In IVnn D Ii !. ht.aiKr rnnnly, I'a, ..n in. I'u'. II- Hna.l laa.l. n f,om I'lMlniralo Inn I'Mr-mui. annul two biw'.ui i.i". m U.HU ...i.i'l ruuiTiiiina aim lt0"iinli.t In Markot anti- .1 ; a.l. jnli InK Ilia li.iuvar Mill r.irtjr, Iud.Ii n( A. J Hu"' "! "Uicrt, wliaioin r icoKJ a iwu-i"ri"ir.'ii"" . House, Kink I'nro aal alt nno..ary nuOiulMtna-. In a triml Mnl. nl ro.lr a ua.or iailm- m!UI wit'.or al lb. n.ior a Yoillif,' tllehard, OontprMtnK tha lat varloll. .. an In leatln TKKMS KASY. r 'uflhot pariioulun call u "t a.l.lio S.1II K1. V U'diilil.lSil. Juno 31 I'll. Si lluaiiruf. I'a. 10UX F. ZKCIIMAN. UNDERTAKER, Trnrclvillc, .Snyiftr county, J'n. t'n lanaklna In all Ita br.uohi iir unniiT ai. lUilcdtu. .Marj" U,'!. NOTICE IN PAR1ITI0N. Ill the K.Mate of lli-nrv Vit.t-l, I, it.- of M iil.ili rri'i'k toivithliip . Ic. 1 1 -i 1. TnKlllal.tli U'.tr.l. wl,.iw. Hei.rv W Wet -. al. Mllf. M ttu I. .sr,iU lutaruuriii-J Kims' li. Kami, n e-tut,:, all ..I Suylar ('iiiinty Annm K. W.t?. I, W. iiiln, Kent r. ut.tr Ii. lawar-, Ji,n Wi.l, . "Mi-I .n to. I'iMiiia. o.'iinty. I'.nna , KrnWIm wi I, l;v. rinn, Cnliirailu. ai'.l .--am ml K. Wairrl ra.-t.linu lu rartitlon i r Taiuailuti hi Hi Hi al t-.t.iiani III. ial.1 iltrM.e I. VI hn aii'l a h.r. yuu may II UU IblUB ii niicr. IA lb KLlUIII.Y.Sliatllt Au. 17, Il'-J. m Absolutely Pure. ThU poir Df Vrr vtrlfv. A mrTt of pur ll)T, trUKtU mud wtiOluiuuiciictJ. Mr i uutulral hm HjtiHimry klmtt, tiJ a-anuol b OM U tt,llWilltuU w ii U th uutttl Alio if low b trt Wttiytit, ilutu or nh phtt o 1. r. S..MI ONI.V IN AN It(Y AI UAMU I'OWlitK fO., ItJt. Wall SI, .N. i. AiUi. 17, liJ.y. Selins Grove MARBLE WORKS! D. It. Stratford, ut Si'IiiiM-icvo I. iiri'ii.iitil to furiiu.li MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, AND MLD1 WORK f all kladvl Ika aaaaal aa aaadauwaal da laaa auikad out ut Ika Best Marble at (hurl null.. All wulk aartaaiad tu lr MtlmanitB. aaTliaaas aa'l and .lamina mi, malarial as ' ar Biy prk-aa kviut. vaiakaalBa ala.akar. Jaa. (, Uu. 7-!'Kt .,i 2 'i .'J ?u,1'.'' " 'i'.1 '".". ' '- i-'""'l.s-. I .. nhati.Mi.n.t... oh, .L.aJ fiZ.'L . - iw ri."?'' ""eu' .s.'i.uvikill 1:0. '.; I...I. K H-.rui- ,-tutr?r t f R0VAL KWi Jk P POwD I I Vr 1O0 rwa ta44 - 'ti .. t i i II MtM ' aajataj ftw araAY Mailtisjaal, f f 11 H avlaaila, WaasjsMas), U AlawUTlr f aj I ff f fUdl, latst 4 I.arl.ay atiaM. 1 1 .i.L'a,Al aaLJI J nasa'.a. k ifiHi'4aa. f m and Farmers This. TH5 OWLY PKtTFEPT SEWING WCHIfiE. THS LIClIT-RCaiflHIl NEW HOME ITaplrtly a'jvrcfriln3 all otf.ei whorcver Introriuca.i. Prono'.nec'! r-y en army ef uvFI iuichaora lo l't tiiu BKC . Tho WW MOKE 13 positively Tho 81mplistf Roiosf Roair.t.-tr Moat Moll a bio, end Most Djrajio Cowintf Mcehlna evor Invented. It operitor fj'il-'ktv, Qulotty, Bticf without fntljuo to t h oparator. Full Information, DotcripUveCrt aloguoa, .Ci,froo on application. JOHNOK. CUVlti & CO. 80 Union Squaro, NaT. And Oranpo, Moss BEST! imilnana Bfl lfr (bar I'ui.ll.-. Yo fan maa m m y laat.r at w .-It f ua tuaaatanfia'aaalaa (lan- tal not um-i.. VI t will atari yon. 12a..' an.l ui.wunla ma la al ham. I.y It. l luMrl.itu, l.u, ajatnon, liy ami KlrK wa'ilaJ ilkM r In wnrt i..r o.. Nun lata. tun. Voa can work In fr. tim. only or rlvr yuar li. lit Urn. In th. I.ii'loo... Ynu oan II. a at l.'.a.a aii'l .lo tl.e aura. N. miliar km n. anil "T yuu n--l. a wall. Kii una .an lul to taaK I 'tiM. eay liv rnK-a.-lna at uao". I uail I luilii ami l.rmt rra. M'.n-.y tna.la "l ant ly, an I liounrtbiy. AiJJ.a.a lata a Co Auiiurl. .alua. NOTICE TO HEIRS. Ill till' lllllltiT Of tllf I Klllt.' if JotlMif I'.i.-onlini t, iltv'd. T' lianl.-l- F.fiiri. Shim ililp. Nnrtli' 1 t'u I'a.s Willlaui I'ii.... Mivnai.il h. it'.uUill i'.' I'a : M-'m.!a Mi. u : wni Irr. lu'ar iiiarrl-.l I. llh llu. nr ;' ll.rui iianlw.ilvr, .Vara K. shank vai!er. Vt'liluiiil.aui.ailor, M.rj t'.uank.oitrr. lu- ar.iiar rlni llu Cl.ariaa VllltJB.Ii.. fa "Ilia Shaukwellar, a n.tuur liil.rut.trila.1 . Hk i.'n lirt Uardn.r. who u.a I r Lar auar llaa ld aar.l llrcnuiaa, 'hBiaukin, S.iriu d , I'a I .laouii r.iauki..i't-, a uln r ahu ia.f lor kla jiu.4r.Ha11 li. il. tutai'kart. of Kkaruotlu.fi uri h'd i'u.. I'a.; Mary ll.uu.a li i.riatrrl.il alili (, Kulir.r: lllcuam TtiJUiii and William TIubui, l uih uilnurti an.l a bo Intra fir thalr (aafieui. K.tl. ll.r. all ul s-liamotln, Norik'd Uo , l a. Alary Kuiprand Aauea Ku).rr, hith mlaora and hava Inr IU-Ir auontlan R. (I. I Iranhart, nl Sh .inokln. North'. I Co., I'a.; I..ca Su.lnaay. lut.ituarrl'd villi lleury ll.l-ial, ol kuib.u doah. rrliti)lklil Co , fa.i lla.ta aad lav a I r.pwaulatlirw ul .loom l.laanharl, UaM of l t.'1'uian twi. KnyO.r . ounu l'a.,UMd. You ar. k.ri'l.) rltad to h. an.l ain.-ar ba lur. h. Ju lur ol our I ri.kaaa' Coari, at aa (irphao- C.iurt lo k. ha SI al &lliUalara IU. lib Muu.lay of s.pt A, l. IM1 al I o'tlnct In th. fur.nnii i. titan and lhara tu at-tfai.t . r ralu.a to take Ilia Haal I'Jlala o( ta'it .loi.na . KH'inhari -oca-a.l,at ttiaja'iralfa.l valualli a put U.un It l y an In.iua.t duly aa-irUad Ilia rii.l ;iiitrt, and r.turu.l by th. Sh-rllt uf al.l oounty. or iliow oaua.- why Ih. aama aliful I not k-- old. And uar. f tail nnt. IVIina.a IUi Hon. Joaapk (..'. HuoW. Kaq. Praal.l.DI ol oar al.l roiirt. al Mld.il.kurat ail iitbday u( July A. Il l- J.l'luiisC, tkr 0. C. A Good SaTary ! anil Ira.rllnii.if. uara li whM.vary aaaaaaa. lal .l.-iBi.tn will ro.-a w who aaaiM llh u. any man ul pliu'ii,.urttf y and r.iui.ilnjr aaa ucuaad. W. ulljr . . !.) loil j..uicuu ha oai), any oth.r urro Nuo..a hrt'itia y,.u rkawta aT aai-Lu. xaT anil ni.tu wxna. fanh. aalara (oral Lad ua aH llojtlnr. Ad lrwa (with ttauii) .ta'.lnn at. II. I, ATT V'l lOll A OO.. Nur.a jruoo, (lauo. V. Ai:t 3, tm. BUY TEE BEST. P08T . CO'J AMERICAN STUOENT m 6VARAMTEED THE BUT. STRONG, STEADY UCHT, pnaiiiini raiM'aiHlim la wlvtt aaai aliowa ia oatd Bttlly K!'..h? IMlaiiui, , HkiaVaBMrWhatmMlttflJMHBWMi f '!
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