The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, January 03, 1884, Image 3
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Frederick Bingainan, John ninsvnan, Bauiuel Bnook, Meorge Kter, and Jacob Uauch. we nope tw eehool will result In doing tuuob od. ta at the flngnree on the laol off 'lJrlri IfHI? Br"i t"" -y.0-u. Sunder whool of Troxelrllle wan well - - - - " an it riiniv'nr The jug-breaking at the fit Lake' Ttav t paiu Within t wefke afrrr rvmer li tent, eee if date la ebAiged Ko tber raeelpt la neeeeeary. ) tf.,.l"iyC."ipii I fm 4 IT 111 IV IS ii n IT V at M II iintli ivf , aftiaa4 Paiar hlaIU - Wiinir Mx'lirt SaaVt MUM BaTrta Rntr Vlll1abarth MMT i Kraamac rawnai ellaarfTa SallaMjtaTa J starr lUlaior, WM tie in t.i t4 T II 1 M I It t M T IT IM ia in iw I it a 4i I 41 M M II 14" I 41 I IT ) I SO 41 IM 4 4 It 4.11 4M 1.41 II III h BRlOa, a ai.a ai. Yl IM M I in 1 T4 .II I W aim ti taut low, u' bltl it'll Kilt 'ei." aa tV , r1 It nel nr ( Muiical Convention. rt lihera girla. Now go for wnvention the 4th week In f 'ththe lrreapondei -aantWeat ' owlatbo )rre1r I hreakln re In I .Li "ii mm hi " ii 'tora, J 1: ther pet thing to take when you a pretty girl take time; ... you take the better ahe to. ; rtothrock, who la attending cturea at Baltimore, epent "' ... .ltl. I.l. .. I. UN 9 RIW U1I HI III III W which baa been excellent two weeka ia augallt. w year we add another '! " A ll.f II will M Beaver. tai" ,nrrf.time to make your New and prepare lor tne an of the eame. Hftnonlc Society of Free Lcyding their annual Con week with Dr. Perklna, 1 from the number of mar- rld-i iniu lHaue or tne I'ost tne raAr'ta haven't aoared anybody ,oe notion. ,-nignt aervioes were neia in rgh by a number of youn ia year with three daya of grace leneing Saturday evening. LewUburjrh Journal leeued a luring the llolldaya, the general of which ahowa enterprise aud Hope It paid aa well. muel Boweraox, reaiding 3 milei of Mlddleburgh, who hue been juily ill for aoiue time can Ifve but abort time, and hia death ia hourly expected. The boys were enjoying tbe amooth -Ware of Middlecreek during the .olidaya returning luont of tbe time . ith their aeat of government in a tiioiot condition. 4 With tbe New Year the Lewiabnrg ,vil Xeu-i eoiuea to ua enlarged to a 0 column folio making it one of the argett papera published in the State, 'hat looka like auoeeaa and nothing uceeeda like it Prof? Jianlel Crouae and family for ' rly it Iowa bnt late reaidenta of ,eanter, Pa., are vlnltlng relative! , 'hie cointy. Lit fie Ray took down . dyringllna'itute wih a neat W '"15r f f- v C ; r.uerrtJoO U rnnava. waa one of tha moat atiO' Mibt affaire ever held In Snyder unty. Citizena, It la hvyour power uake tbe eoiuing Convention the ne. Will you do It? J. M.Jpauberman, of KraUervlllle, 'oven appointed Merohantlle Ap- .aer or uuyder county y , tbe Com ilona. Though a atre ger to Mr we learn that publkr comment la t favorable to the appointment. 'he eeeond annual II ualoal Cooven of the Middleburgh Muaioal Aaao ation"will be beld attheCourt-houae ominenoing, Monday, January 21 it, .0(1 to continue during the week ncluding with two grand conoerta i Friday and Saturday evening!. billaT - I9 ubvaroi The nn Aligned will pay the above reward "ity peraon furniahing information will lead to the reoovery of the and 'whit apotted Beagle id answering to the nam of irray" which waa atoleu from - hia 'woe about three uiontha ago. tll0 Johx A. Stahlsikckbb. whci. Middleburgh, Pa. attended on the evening of the 2l of December. The programme waa well elected and admirably executed, ren deruig It one of the moat pleasant ebtertainmenta ever held In Troxel ville. Tlie pieee, ' Faith, Hope and Charity" waa rendered with excep tlonal merlL The aohool realized over 57.00. The moat spirited of all Harrisburg dailies, the Kilning Telrqraph Imsat last consented to exchange with us enabling ua to get all the newa of the previous dar on the morning train- eight hours ahead of any other paper. The weekly Wtymph will be indispen alble to those who Intend to keep themselves posted on the issues of the Pr evidential campaign, and wilt be furnished at $1.23 a year per copy To clubs of ten or more 11.00 a year Send for sample copy, A Bkautiful Gift. The Great Rock Island Route has issued a new aud most comprehensive Cook Bonk, of 123 pages. Oiled with new and relia ble receipta from the best caterers of this and other countries. No house wife can afford to be without it; and though worth one dollar, it will be sent to any address, postpaid, upon receipt of ten cents In stamps. As they will go like hot cakes send at once to K. St John, G. T. St P. A , Chicago, Illinois. To Repair Damaoks. Dear lady, there la probably no use telling you that fashionable life in a great city is a rough one on your beauty. Lute hours, loss of sleep and mental excite ment will leave you by and by shorn of those beautiful tresses which drew lovers around you in other vears. Artificial substituescan never pass for those rich aud glossy looks. Parker's Hair Balsam will stop your hair from falling out. restore its natural color and softness, and prove cleansing and beneficial to the scalp. f Bungs. Making resolutions you dou't keep. Living above your in come. Being n hypocrite. Fancying yourself bet than your friends. SWEAR Stealing poultry. Uolng where you would OFF ON not bo found by your wire. Tight shoes. Picking out your nei&h bors' faults and over looking your owu. GoHHipping. Being a dude.crauk and fraud. of too aaany book agenta who took np a great deal of valuable time grinding axea for their Publishing Houses, hich should have been appropriated to the Instruction of the tearhers In tbelr arduous work of educating the youth. We do not know whether this la customary in Institutes In this 8tate. If It is, there la great need of a reform. A great deal of time was taken up In the discussion of salaries for teachers, and even so prominent a paper as the Philadelphia 1'rtM took occasion to editorially criticise the di rectors of one of the townships in this county for paying their teachers only $18 per month. The teachers plead for more pay, the directors brought in the argument that It was all they had asked and the attempts to rest the blame on any particular one was real ly laughable. In our estimation the matter could have been settled very easily by giving only a little consider ation to the subject of "supply and demand," and In this particular case supply evidently exoneds the demand, hence the low bids to teach. Do you ask us how to cut down the sup ply? Well, that is an easy matter. Raise th stadard of certificates and the ranks will soon be thinned out, and the time wilt be at hand when a young man will not be able to accom plish the feat of strangling at the parts of speech in grammar ami sim ple Interest in arithmetic in their com nion schools and then attend a Norm al for one term to return all cocked aud primed to teach, with a certificate to back him. If a doctor is unfit to practice medicince he should not be allowed a diploma, or If a teacher Is nflt to teach he should not have n certificate. Raise the standard and the price is sure to follow. Superin tendent Sfoyer labored arduously to keep down the expenses of the Insti- stltute and succeeded so well that on ly $9.00 of the M00 allowed were taken out of the fund. tba tier i Dkath. Wm. Ilasalnger Or Q Adama township, died un peculiar clroutuatanoea on Friday ght of laat week. He retired In an. rut good health lu the evening nothing unusual waa noticed uo- yino time in the night when he zke his wife and told her that he sooold. II waa aoou noticed to ;h heavily, and Mr a. Haaainger Horns Kon SiiAMOKtN. A great diaoovery has been made neurUeorgo town, Northumberland Co., Pa., in the way of large "bodies of iron ore, which ia pronounced by competent udges to be the same as the South American hematite. The territory eonsisting of about S00 acres, has been leased by Messrs. G. F. Daubermau and Michael Wert of Frecburg, Sny der county, who are about forming a company with capitalists of Shumo- ktn, after which the mines will be Opened and worked. This news is encouraging, to us here lu Shamokiu. Should said works be added to our borough, It will add greatly to our growth and prosperity. S. It. Shamokin, Pa., Deo. 20, '88. An attempt was made to steal ex Sheriff Bolender's sorrel horse from the shed of tbe Washington House on the night of Saturday Deo. 29. The Sheriff waa awakened about twelve o'clock by the barking of his dog, aud semiring his revolver he started for the she 1 just in time to see a man jump out and run up the alley. He fired two shots at the fellow but missed hi in. An examination at once reveal ed the intent of the intruder, aa tbe saddle and bridle' waa found lying in the atall by the animal. Should this business be carried on to any ex tent and the parties captured, our citizena will wake up aoiue morning to And one of them dangling from the loose end of a rope tried, sentenced and executed in true California style. Christmas passed off quietly in Mid dleburgh, with the exception of the few who auspiciously inaugurated the day tackling the too weighty propor tion of "Old John Barleycorn" which made them unsteady In gait, and hila rloua la actions. Aiiudleburgn can boast of but comparatively few of the "regulars," but their ranks, was filled by young recruits, who evidently la bored under the mistaken idea that it waa a credit to get uncommon ly full on this particular day. It waa the first offence with most of them and hence may have been a mistake and those who hold them near aud dear will be glad to throw the inautle of oharity around them and receive them luto their former good standing in society tlmuld they not repeat tht f fence. These are unpleasant things to admit of our town, but there are two wave for running a paper. The one la by aaylng pleasant things aud the other Is by saying true things. If th Srt.ixsorovr Itkms. We have had revolution In the price of coal lately at this place. Stove coal that sold at $4.80 now sells at $4.00; and Pea coal that sold at $3.00 now sells at 12.10. For this decline the consumers are in debted to the fact that the Philia. & Reading Co. established a coal-yard at Shamokiu Dam and sell coal at above prices. Should aald company build a branch road down to our place there will be a at 'II greater reduction In the price of coal as well as in o, r mat ters, such as) passenger fare, .freight charges and express churgas. This town has been outrageously imposed upon In these respects; and we are all looking to the Reading company for relief, and hope it will soon come.' The G. A. R. had a four-day, festi val here last week, proceeds to go In to the pockets of that Jubilee Build ing Committee. It is well known that after the Musical Jubilee Convention last June a statement vas published that all expenses were paid and abal anoe of Six Cents left in the treasury. Some tiaieago this Jubilee committee got a clergyman bore from Danville to deliver a lecture, entitled "That Cahi- i true things happen to be pleasant ' to .oall th Heigh bora and when everybody llkea them and l willing to turned be waa Just breathing say them; but if they happen to be ill. H waa airad 2U vnara . unpleasant many dislike them excea- ;Aht supposed to have resulted alvely, and comparatively few hare I We are iudebtad to K. O, Walter ? sart disease. Hia remains wei the Energy to eay them, iiuloss! tnel for the substantial report of th "II. lu the etiayUry atTrotol admleslon will be fur tb good of tboa acheri' lualitute, published elue CBRTItRVtLLR SCRftS3I(TOA.-8legh Ing ia excellent. The Xtnaa aervlees of th 8. B. of this place wer held on the eve. of th Uh, aa announced. Th tree wer laden with lota of good thing and th recipient were made glad a thair names were called out. It waa indeed a merry time for the little ones. Christmas day passed off very quiet ly lu our village. There may have been a little beer drinking but no drunkenness. , Ella Hassinger, an attractive yonng lady from above town, mingled In Ad amsburgh society duiing Xmas week. Deiplte the cold, snowy,' blowing weather on Sunday lefore Christmas, the Sunday schools were well attend ed. It Is a cold day when the average Itoy or girl will be left, on the Sunday h-fore a festival. A. J. W. Markle, who Is engaged in the furniture fnctery hi Wlltlaiusport, spent the holidays' with ' his parents and friends In .this1 place. "Jack" looka well and manly. Our smiling frletd Misa Alma Hart man, epent last week among friendx lu IiCwlsburg aud New Columbia. Married. Uu the 2?th tilt., at the residence of Dr. Kcnnewel. by Rev.H. W. Gross, Jumes M. Miller of Lime stone. Union eouuty, aud Miss Li.zi A. Showers of this place. A pleasant company of friends witnessed the ty ing of the everlasting bonds. The bridesmaid was Miss Llr..io Itulcudcr and tho groomsman was Dr. G. El gar Hassinger, both of Middleburgli. After partaking of a well prepared ro past the party dispersed and the bride aud groom departed to spend the lion-ey-moon in Philadelphia. We always thought that James was too good- looking to go through life lu single blessedness, and as for the fair Liz.ic, the only wonder Is that she has beeii able to remain In "maiden medita tion fancy free" so long w ith so many admirers. Mr. Miller was for several years teacher of tin- H rammer School of this place, is a bright scholur and stands at the head of . his profession. We extend our congratulations to the happy couple. Mrs. Dr. Mohn, of Laureltnii, took in the wedding at this place, laxt week. Farmers will probably be Interested lu knowing that the highest price is paid for produce by our merchant s at this place. And now. girls, you can prepare to leap for a Imih!uihI ; 1HS4 is at hand. Nathan Mhuinbiich, a prominent citizen of Port Trevortou, was in our midst a few days ago. Amos Ho we tho x nud wife of Paxtou vllle, worshiped in the Ev. church on Christmas evening. Rev. l'Vlker, of New Berlin the Luth eran preacher, has started a class of cateoumciis at this place. George Long has returned from Hellevue, Ohio, after an absence of wi sn As urn mmi "It will ma ba twisty rtara ilnoa Itii war t'mlar tlis tat isa of Aasurt, 1M4. tin t!II r Dotot, N..1.. Ir 'MI a ttiaHpklas In K)H. whll J.lljun rwiarv, Ol inai tuare, ikiwij ciiu r -n ly fiiaka oflh mmU "Vm,1 hesld, "I rt In me rm an4 mw tnar f lha lihi of llinva tmrfbl Tram. I win llnnlly dltobrx.! Inrin m alillttv, ronltln from ui'tkt. 1 cmnt hmn ilfcrlU In hm Ith ami iirl'ni no nfi'tiirl Hint I took e-.M ou f he llglit"t etiMwur. I.ilfMwm i wort til em to ntr I llrad only In invinurr." 'Tlml wa tal ii-iU4li," 1 aalil. dmdln my lKt two rlKm. ' That'll ," roaiiondod Mr. Sharp! but I ' owrlt. OiitKraw lit Not axartly. hn In thai runillilmi 1 l.onan taking I'AUXKH HT"N l:, and tnr no ntn coniinrnciMi to nniroY riK'u away. 1 waa ammimiifil at It, and u w.ia my wllo, I piled on the llo.'h and onuld oat anyihinu. My amhltlon Itlaimt lip. I could a II fil l lu buae aara, and n i etepUit Mitt I havo to tnko eata a xjul tpn.n iny-ell tn the hut tun I aa wrll al I wun llm iy ivniifirn. n nai nuirr nriHi Hit? ara In tMi auiin anil IwymiaU kill PA RKK.MM T iNIt : .art." 1 hia un-1-nratli-n. whlrh haa known a PA KK r.ir.H tilNtlKH TON It, will heronllLr I.Kallrd lmi)l I'AHKK.K'S TilMC. Aa un prliirlpuleil da.lrniarrriMialnntly dviiliiK thrlr ciintoiuvra hy iltitiitlna: InfiTlnr atl'l und.T tha namaol Kinder, and aa a"Snr I' ronlly an un- imM.tlnl iiinriidiant, w an ion in .lenninn word. I'hara la no rhanaa.howairrr. la tha ara'iarntliin il.-lf, and all buttlva MinaluliiR in lle Imnfi. ni 1f,li.m wri urd niidor th nauiriif IM KK KH'S t UNO Kll TO.N'M', ronlnln tha Hunnliu im-d iini II lha l!nvlinll alinntiira ! Ilmnm a t . la at tha Ixitt iin ol tha outahla wrapH'r, Ten Can Laugh at the grim destroyers, Croup and Whooping Cough, if you have that popular standby aud Incomparable remedy, Dr. Kesnler's English Cough Medicine nt hand. The wiseaud pru dent family keeps it in the house, to be prepared for emergencies, price 85 nud W eents. Mold and warranted by Dr. Barber, Middleburgli, Pa, An Xxampk A pale sickly child -three of McDon ald s celebrated Worm I'owders ail ministered relelved of tne eiiormous number of lilt worms rosy cheeks.good health and appetite the result. Sold nud warranted by Dr. Barber, Mid dleburgh, Pa. I wib lo Inform lb rr ilJenti of Snyder county that I bav tat sort men t of Cooking Stoves, Ranges, Heatoro, Parlor and Bedroom Stoves, tnclnding tha New Light Ilonae Cook, Silver ITrp, Ladle' Pride. Tanr Cooka, New Snoahfne, New Jasper, Now Heoord Langta, Io vincible, The Spear Heater. New Early Dawn, Nw Ilia, New Jasper Heater, New (ioldon Sun Fireplace lleatoie. aud other. My Heaters from 15 to 30 Dollars, are all of tbe latest pntlerna aod boat material, pusranleed to be a obeap t the cheapest and good tue boit. Call and see the Fine Cook Stoves, of which I bnv aa lurffo and well-selected a atock a can bo found ia lb. county and at prices that will compare with t boleaal JUoiiies. w Tinware, Spouting and Roofing. None but the very test material used. Spouting and Roofiog doD oa short notice. liespoct fully submitted, MAlfUIKI). Dec 8V by Rev. J. P. Shlndel, Win II. Murkel and Mis Mary Amanda Spiglemyer, both of West Heaver. Dec. 3. by Absalom Burner, F.sii Misn Eintiia llerrold and Absalom Wilt, both of this county. Dec. H, by Win. Mover, Esq., Miss Hannah L. lleintzleinan, ol IVrry tt. and Ueorgo lliiins, of WaHhiiigtou t wp. Dec. 2V bv Rev. R. L.Uerhnrt, Mis KlluOetz, of l.ewlslinrg, and John A Hummel, of I'Vcchtirg. Dee. lHth, by Rev. D. M. Steth-r, Miss Alibi Mover and Lewis Walter, both of t entre t wp. Dec. 3l, bv the same, Mixs Susan Holitz of Adaiiis t wp. and .lose (lor hart of Centre twp, Dee. !15. bv the snnie. Mimh Sural Ilerlmter and David MiddlcMvurth, I both of Aihiius twp. Dec. 27, by the same, Miss Lizzie K. Hassinger of Deeaturtwp., Mitlliu Co. l'a. and Peter 1-'. Rigcl of Adams twp. .Snyder Co., Pa. Dec. 27. by thesaitie. Miss Mary f Walter, of ("lent re twp., SnvderCo., and Mr. John t'. Kuukleof Union Co. Oct. 18. by Rev. II. W. Jros. Win. W. Sliolley and Miss Minerva Hum mel, both of Snyder county. Nov, IS, by the same. Mr. Harder and Miss Alexander, both of Cobtiru, 1 Pa. MWDMlUltaif FA. D. T. RH0ADS, n.... oi i... i, .mini r i' Mu tn.i. about eight months. We are glad to for ;,f jjlddleburgh and Miss Clara sec him in our midnt again. jl,. Bailey of Centre twp. Our school teachers attended Insti- )ec. '.'"i, by the same, Harvey H. tute lust week, they returned home HchambHeh and Miss Mattie Hower- sox, ooui oi rinicinvuii', Dec. 27. bv filename, .lames M. Mil- o A we intond tnovinp into our new building (Schnnre'a Old Corner) on or about January 1, 1K8I. we would like to rednoo our huge atock o goods to snve tho trouble of inoviug it, and therefore offer IBaivgains in every department. Snme goods mnsl bo paciificed in order to close out. The atock ia now full and complete, with a lingo variety of Ladies aud Childrcna' (Doatfs & dolBmiatts.) which is the finest lino over delivered in tho county. J rcHH S ootlsj 1 tlimlaatM. Sillll VS4. I..Ill.lM CJlotll. lltUlllOlK lnIiM nnl -nlw Undoi'Mfiir and a full line o 4riiuintvii "rl tind Ztfphyi'H. Our atock o f;an'ieis ami (IDilcloilis is nnaurpasBed iu Ccutral PeDnaylvania, and will be Bold at (Dlosiaag dPwi IPiricest Romenibor the inojor part of tho stock, MUST bo sold beforo Jan. 1, RESPECTFULLY YOURS, Selinsgrove, Aogast 8th. 188:. on Saturday no doubt greatly beniflt ed. II. V. Mohn, the champion sawyer, is still engaged in sawing lumber for Walter, Hartiuun Si Co., near this place. Prof. A. K. (Jobble, of New Berlin 81 net," the proceeds of which went Into ; preached in the Kv. Church on Stin the pockets of the Jubileo Building I l,ll' evening. The protracted meet- Committee. Now uuain the iirueiU of this four-days festival are to go In to tho poaketa of said committee Yet after the jubilee it was announced iu an official stateiueut that all claims wure paid and there was a balance of Sis Cents in the Treasury! This bus iness is getting to be rather monotonous-but of course as long us people are willing to be duped In this way uo doubt the Jubilee grab will continue. The Furniture Factory seems to be a dead cock in the pit. Starting up big improvements with a Brass Baud never succeeds. It waa tried last sum mer and failed, and this effort will no doubt also fail. It afforded some fel lows an opportunity, however, to let off a redundant amount of gaa and gain an ephemeral popularity as the especial friends of the "poor man." 1 here are probably no less than fif ty houses for sale In this borough. Not a single new dwelling was erected lu thla town during the past year. The name of the Delaware Water Gap & Southwestern It K. Co. has been changed to th Seaboard.Penna. k Western It. R. Co. The eutrineer waa here again a few daya ago, aud It looka like business. But what sea board it starts from up In Monroe county would puizle th greatest ge ographer A. B. C. ing is still in progress. W. II. Ilart.'iiau and family, of Mif fliiibtirg, were the Christinas guests of John Mohn. Cornelius Snyder, an attractive young man of Hpriugcreek, Union county, was the guest of his brother L. Mnydur, recently. Constable Blngiuun is reported on the sick list. Hope he will soon be well again. MissKlla Sheary of near Mifflin- burg, accompanied by her two broth ers, were the guests of W. F. Sheary on Sunday. Mr. Calvin Stetler, a wide awake citizen of Middleburgli, was seen in our town a few days ago. OltSKnVKR, ler and Mi Li.7.ic A. Showers both of Centreville. Dee. 2(1, by the same, Charles F. Bttfrtiigloii and Mis Jennie K. Dorn, ibotll of Middleburgli. May their lives constitute one vat plain of unbroken liappiiiexM.atid their voyage down tho stream of time be on placid waters, not ruflled by storms of adverMt, but may their sails be lilt ed with the winds of prosperity. jii:i. Adamsburs NKW8.--A bappy and prosperous New Year to all the read- era of the PoBT. Tbe Christmas festivals hereabout. which were announced In tbe Post, were all well attended and everything passed on satisfactorily. Isaao Auraud and wife were visiting their aon Samuel F., in Fulton county recently, Henry Mitohel and wife of Empor ium, Kan., are visiting here. He looks aa though tlu West agreed witb hluu The Reformed Sunday School of thla place haa elected the following officers Sifp't J. C. Schauibach; Ass't Saiu'l rihlery; Sec I. I. Manbeok; Trea. John Spaugler. ine Troxeiriue uornet liana gave us a call on New Year evening and rendered Que mmlo. They ataud at the head of Snyder county bauds. Quit a number of our citizen at tended the lawsuit about th self -bin der at Seliuagrove. Different partiea were at Harrisb'g consulting Dr. Ureen, and returned well pleaae, Ayoar The legislature last winter passed an Act providing that tlie term of vv ery borowjh njKcrr shall eiplre on the first Monday of March, and the bor ough Auditors shall perform their work ou the second Monday of March excepting the accounts of the school Directors and Treasurer. The legis lature Intended this in 1970, but made a blunder in the Act, by omitting the word btrrowjh whloh is now used by the passage of the Act of 1883, (see pamph let Law 123,) all homwjh and foicWit'j) officers elected In February will go in to oflioe ou the first Monday of March next. And tho terms of all officers now holding positions expire on that day if the ir auccrssra are duly qual ified. Dee. 16. in Franklin twp., Polly, wife of Kinaiiiiel Duck, aged 01 years, 4 months anil 21 days. Dec. 31, ill West Heaver twp., Kliaa Weader, aged 71 years. Jan. 1, iu Selinsgrove, Kdward Kiu nay, aged probably 00 years. He fol lowed boating many pears. ilIhltllclMin? illiirkct. C0RRUTSI WKIBI.T BT Simonton, Harber te Co. Wheat It ye 'orn olil Oats Potatoes. Mutter Hggs ....M to $1 00 tin ar ;:7 m 2H 80 E Pitted cherries 1 L'npitted " Blackberries Raspberries Onions Lard Tallow Spring Chickens per lb Tnrkevs Ties...". 2.1 to. 10 Pen Coal 5ilW Chestnut Coal 4 '' Blacksmith Coal oo Kgg Coal W Pluster, per ton 11 00 Salt per barrel I Itf " " SUCK " " " " small 85 Take Notick. Notice ia hereby given that the printing books of Jere mlah Crouie are In my bands for col lection. All persona knowing thiu- selvea Indebted to the above, will please oall and settle in a short time or theylwill be oharged according to advertised rates $3.60 a year. Jamks (?. dltOUUB, illddleburgh, Va.7 tfoy. 20, W. The Eleventh Annual Musical Con vetitlou of the Pennsylvania Central Musical Aaaoeiatloii of Freeburg, will take place in MusJj College, Freeburg beginning on Monday evening, Jun. 7th, 1884. The programme ia a supe rior one, All ar cordially invited to attend and partUipate. We would be able to ahronlcl an other marriage which 4aa to take place at Franklin last night, but ow ing to th scarcity of preachers lu Middleburgli noneyuVe had to officiate aud the eotuVVitponed the happy avent IndefinlttO'. ; Capt. U. W. Ryan lost No. 804. G. A. R. extend their tiauks to Hon. . tkiosou M. 0., for favors ro- Y. EB. SlVii, EHT LEADIN JEWELS, suxxr.uitv, i'A. In his Storo on MAHKKT STUKET, will be found a fmo lot of SfilNGS of all HOWBDS and all pricoB, in Oold, Procioas Stone ond Diauaonds. Elgin, Rockford, Springfield and Hempton WATC IH1IBS in Oold and Silver, at remorkatle low price. BIXtTEBWABE, of all kinds and descriptions. KOOERS' FAMOUS KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS. Tbe Place to boy WEDDING PUBSKXTS. CLOCKS of all Cap tions ond all prico. ft Fans Kte Coilici M at $125 a pair The larcest vorietv of Ppoctncles in this port of tho country. ran be bronchi from New York for eelection from one of the lariat mwvw - n a . a V il sail Jewelry houses in Amonco. eicw j. work cuaranteed to give Mtiafaclion. Lai-nops, BreaBtp.u, Watchoa, Chaius, &o. Cull ond examine onr stock. No trouble to show goods. E. Y. B. SMITH, SUKBUBY.rA. AIIU. l o. RIEHL HOUSE, Half St-iars Sooth of Sihoob'i eoruar. SELINSGROVE, PA. JOEL L. UIKHL, Prop'r. .GOOD AITOMNOUATIUN. Terms $123 por day. Mr. Illahl ti alia sanl rr all kln.1i of Farm Implrmanta. M't. I, ' E.E.-BU0K, MERCHaNT TAILOR, TOWS It WU, aillnaf rv. Pa. U prapar- cd toilo all ktaiU or work at rhurt uollne. CleaiiiBE & Repairing Neatly & Ctieap lv Done, lba alana Una oolketloa of latnpUi sf tha Utaat atrial ol oiailil aau oanim. n irum Now York n1 Plilla. , . , Fariom wlablns to haa i silt and it, I i lull will da wi-ll to call oo lha loi. Than lullur pail (aaori. 1 Am .fin.. MID. PATENTS MtTKN h CO., of tha Bi murine AssuicaX. eon. Ilnaa toaot aa Kollciloia l it t ulj..; (iixai. Trata Mark. (WiialiU. to tha ViMltJ btau . V"'i ...... ..... i.'i.. -i .... w..m uurlvura. ... ..'I. ..-I .... W..M . I'i r..l. ,.l lal... J UiuiirllJLltMj CO. Hi o auUoxl anr. j lu. I as A mrr. a. .i.uiO In iha Mi .tii.il Aw U.--..I. V..t UmttU. I i nioat atdolr rii.uU.t.4 .i.. .JAf. !J.-)a' v.aklr. tii.J U...II. u 1 v. ,i I t..i r4.iu ln .aalt.NJt Lo. 1 1. u.., V formal li. iraa arjii fri. t.vlH All W. H. FELIX'S TORE. Lewistown, Miflin county, Penna IurHnroof Evw',v ICind, Pnrlor, Chomber, Diin.iitir ltMtn, llnll. mifl li.it oli?ii, to Mutt t mouiiH Hl'overy trioii. Painted Charobr tsuita, from to f Parlor Suits, from - - - f0 "P all walnut, covorod io Haircloth, ltops, Haw Silk, and FIuiLes, id any color. Walnnt Chamber Suita, with Moible Tops, from f5 tn ? 1 Bedsteads from to6b Unreaua, Stnnd,Lonn(rei. Oiiairs, Mattrcs of all kind, Tl wc4i derful Woven Wiro Mattress or Spring Bottom lie best mnda. 1 All Ronda kept ia toek and on hand, ready fov aale, ai d at CAMI PRICKS, that will convince all, that you can say money b Niytog wl.tt) yoo pet th beat, and always jrt hat you bay. Goods parked and dKv. errd, with tha beat of care, to It. H. depot. Call and eee the (k immi b Htrck. No trouble to abow (rood, OUR' MO TTO t Oood (iroda, w Pi iraa. and to pleas all. Order hy mail will receive pi r-ir-pt tfbtka at all time. Your Raspectrnllr, . r oouoerbed. 1 I - i. 1