"7i r ' ' Ji'A'iP"'..1.1 S'iif gmifljutBli VM- FublliliM every Thursday. yfyjfjy.'y:"jYJ'':"Tr:t Hen 'i i tint' aoaiti tj f mw, h' fanii te'.r Hint 'ea." iieotgo Kern wliolins been on th kick lint for several wi-cks It out agnln. Sylventer ltowen Is building a now t able on his lot. Alex, Howersox, mr-clinnlo. T. J. flmith nnd Jere Croiisr nrc nt tending U. 8. Court nt Philadelphia this week. Squire Solioeh'n hoitno presents n very Imposing Appearance ond It lins been remodeled by tlie Stotlere. I H. Wunderly, Sylvester Howen nnd Alex. Howersox nil sport spnnk bitf now fences In front of their resi denees, the handiwork of Mr. Bower cox. Hev. Ppantcler, formerly pastor of the Mlddlebiirtfti, Lutheran eliure, but now residing at Port Hoyal, Piv, was In town this week nltetidiiig to tmidnvfs mutters. The Wilton Brothers of Miflliiihurg nnoounce (through rirrulars) their intention to vinit Mlddleburgli Tues diy ami Friday of each wri-k with fresh bread 3ii. The'nww styles In headwenr'for la dies this spring in nuusntlly pretty us Will be neon by culling on Mrs. Kllen Aurand, hcadqimrtcrs for Millinery nnd Fancy yoods. Auction on Saturday nitht, in P.i-u ver's building, a few doors wst of the Court-house. Kverybody come and get hitf baridiis. Horsil. Rign of the Kod Fl.. We were favored by a pleuxitnt en!l from Simon Long, the new land lord nt VcKen Falls this week and llud him apleusant, allabli' nent lenntti who will make that hostelry'oin! of the first in the county. Copious showers of rnin on Tues day makes everything look bright and frcnh and urowlnjr. Tin profes sional growler who hns seen fnn.ine nnd starvation stalking through I In laml a week tiiRo on account of dry weather even smiles and looks upon the sun spots wilh loss fear. Lost FridayeventnK was quite live ly in Middlehurgh, made so by a pa rade composed of Stetler's Cornet Hand, tlia yWil.llebur;h Post, O. A. It. nnd ('apt. 1). T. Mutinies' Zouaves. The procession was formed u littlo be fore dark and headed .by the band inarched through the principle streets of Middlehurgh and Franklin. The tdectien of a democratic Super lntendcnt of Public Schools hi Snyder county must not bn construed to mean n democratic victory. The can vass was not conducted on that prin ciple If we rightly 'indei'stimd it, at last It should not have been, for the school law is positive in its state incuts that politics an I religion should not enter the canvass. List of letters uncalled for in the Post-oflieeat MiddLdjurgh, May (ith, MissPennsa ('lift. Miss Llnie Mor tez, Mrs. Harriet Marsh, S. K. Ureis bach, K. Fortney, Abr. (iln.-r. Levi S. (ioy, Daniel Marsh, Philip Musser, Peter Thomas, Isaac Weinberg. Persons calling for them will please say "advertised." Bami kl Witticsmyhk, P.M. C. L. Smith, familiarly known ns ' fat Charley" has secured the posi tion as salesinan for the wholesulo Grocery nnd Tea House of Sinclair Si Lan-hlin, Nos. 2i't and Si Arch St I'hilaileljihia. Mr. Smith is one of the oldest, most experienced nnd most successful salesmen in the State, and wenro pleased to find one of our townsmen thus honored. Tho Harry Sisters, known as the Kducated Babies" will appear nt the U. B. Church.Middiehuruh.ou Thurs day evening May 15, under the direc tion of tnwir father Prof. J. B. Harry. They are spoken of in the highest terms by the public, and the press wherever they have nppeart-d nnd we hope they will have a full house. Last Friday was a day of singular appearance. The warm western bruezo, turned to a yellow tornado, charged with pungent smoke of burn iiK pine forests and laden with clouds of dust. The sun was a bull of burn ished copper and the air waslikoa fog but dry and hot with the breuth of mountain (Ires, and moving with the fury of a gale. The school directors of Snyder conn ty, eighty-four (out of the one hun dred and two hi tho county) met hi convention nt the Court House on Tuesday and fleeted MuJ W. 11. Dill of Freeburg Superintendent of the pub lic, schools of Snyder county by a ma jority of eleven votes over the present incumbent, Prof. Win. Moyer. Con siderable excitement prevailed in (he convention among the friends of the two cnndblatcji which seemed conta gious nnd was caught up by tho spec tators who indulged in vociferous up pluuBe upon tho announcement of the election ol Dili. The two candidates withdrew from the house while ballot ing took place, but appeared immedi ately after and in response to tho nu merous calls luudu brief addresses 4 lie successful candidate thanking the people for the honor bestowed upon him, and the defeated one expressed Ms desire to seo his suceesser prosper- .oils and happy, closing with h little advice to the public which will bo beneficial if observed. In fact it teemed as though tho two candidate were on more friendly terms than the elements which represented them for either of them la unquestionably competent for the position ami ap ! parently cared more for the advance luent of educational interests than there individual welfare, . ritwunTovrjc Jottinos. lteavertown never presented morfl TilcnRliik? niinearance than does nt present. MAny of the houses have b"en re painted, fences and ont-1 houses have been whlto-washcdrub-1 bish has been removed etc. This, added to tho charms of a natural ver - dure, such as only a lively May can exhibit presents a scene at once strik- log and delightful. Some local sec tions, however, might be greatly Im proved. The cemetery looks well. Mrs. Ben. Smith has been confined to bed with rheumatism for several weeks. At present she Is on a fair way of recovery. Dr. Strohecker of ficiates. Miss Laura Bohner of Lewistown is again engaged In millinery work with Mrs. Arthur Speeht. She certainly is the right person In the right place. John S. Woods received f.0(K) In surance for his property that was burned at this place. Judge Lupfer received ( WO.Oi) In siireuce on his furniture. Thomas Olovcr moved his family from this place to Mount Union, their former home, last week. Mr. Olover continues working here And boards at tho Convoy roy House. Judge Lupfer moved into the vacated house. The election for otUcers In the Fn" ion Sunday School resulted as fol lows : Superintendent, John P. WetzJ el ; Assistant Superintendent, Jacob Diugmnn ; Semtnry, Charles WcU vl ; Librarian, Hllen Snook ; Treas urer, Keubeii Aigler. John F. Middleswarth and Mrs. Stri ker have painted their houses. J. 1. lve.'irus has painted his stable. J. (i. Snvderand wife started on an extended tour through the western States, on Monday. Farmers are busv planting corn. Tim delightful rain on Sunday gave 'PP uie selling tho'-c cdebrat f-d Som- j h. There were no snspi -ions char them a new Imp.diis. jerand Whei lock Pianos. Thos,, inlacters seen looking nrotin 1 ; no Our String Ham! favored i:s with eed of instruments should give this I thrifts made to burn out. can some excellent strains on Mond.iy . Iir" 11 rl" j not see nor llnd nny reasons for t liink- eveuiug. Mow chariuing ! Thanks I I Wm. Oross of Berwick spent a few i ing it was the work ..fan inei-ndiary. Mrs. illiaui Heiiub.icli is on the sick list. If blossoms are an indication, we will ba o an abundance of fruit this summer, Shade mountain burned fearfully j lll'-t week, ullil caused Colisi li-rnble j alarm to thoso who have liroiieitv near it. J. 11. Hang, a watch-maker of Mntir.t Fnion, i practicing ids voca tion at this place, for several week. Our Literary Society is still pros perous. Jin ipiestion, Kesolvod, that the signs indicate the downfal of our lb-public,'' was debated ina live ly manner, and was decided unani mously in fa vor of the negative, at the last meeting. The ofMeers are : President, J. ). Wetzel ; Vice presi detd. E. K. Wetzel ; Secretary, Miss M. li. Smith; Treasurer, L. F. Sjiecht; I'Mitor, I'llien llolfiuau. F(ur cars loaded with pro timber in making the descent from the mountain, on Tuesday became un uiMnagable. The br.ikemeii used all elTorts to ki-p them in check, but breaking availed not hing. When the curs had readied an alarming velocity, the brakemen, llireo in number, on reaching an open and muddy place, jumped olT and fell full length into the mud. The cars sped on to the cud of tho road where two of them were thrown in a heap over the end of the trestle. During last week there was some anxiety in town concerning mini dogs. A small dog belonging to A. II. Bow er so from lying near the stove all winter had taken spams. Not feel ing certain what was the matter with the dog, Mr. B. had him shot; but this dog had bitten a large dog be longing to Moses Speeht and one or two others. Mr. S. had his dog shot. A sou was boin to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bickel last week. Stoic. Wjcst Bkavku Itic.xis. John Krb is the ilrst to tluisli plant ing corn. Aaron Bickel is building a summer house which will greatly improve us well as lighten the labor for his bet ter half. John I), (loss's house is already uu- der roof, nnd in a short timo he will be ready to move, John Benfer is also building a new ham. Tillmnii Itomlg of Mifflin county made a Hying visit last week. There will be a large ipiantity of narK peeled this seasson, most of which will be peeled on Jacks moun tain. The fruit crop seems to bo promis ing this season and no doubt there will be a large amount stored away for home use. Joe can beat anything in the grapa line wu have ever seen. (Namely) the corn cob grape. After this trim them In July, and succesi will surely fol low. The School directors went to Mid dlehurgh to cast their ballots for County Superintendent. Hope they may do their duty. By the appearance of tho wheat and grass, there will bn an average crop. Why don't potato merchnnts call around. A. A. Homlg is now ready to hang out his shingle. Bou. J. O. Smith of the Central Hotel has just added a new Invoice of cigars to his already large stock of old standard la-andd. They are the "Figaro," 0 center which is a Cuban hand mado and is the best cigar ever Bold for the money In Middlehurgh, The new 8 for J5 cents brands are "Pollen" "Tra veler" and "King Bee" which surpass many 5 cent cigars now In the mar ket. Those with the oil brands, the "Winner," a 8 center, and the "La Priiuevera" 2 for, makes bis establish ment headquarters for lovers of good cigars. 609 tons Rock-oak Bark wanted by 81 won toil, Barber & Co. gRMJCHttnovR Itkm. folitor Vott: Bering your vulnaMe pnpor minus nws from litrr I will (five you a f?w items, Thoso Runbury fellows must have been hungry. 1 think we could have jdoiie without them In our pantries, j though they did good servlco at the fire. Arrangements Are being made to rebuild the burned district. Sam uel Showalter has his stable up al ready. That repot tor ito the Phila delphla JVexs made a miscalculation when he placed the loss at fM.OOOhe should have given It at 1 15,01!). Things are generally exagerated on such occasions. II. F. Charles, our energetic tinner, is building an addition to his shop. Mrs. A. F. Keyser Is making exten sive repairs on her dwelling on Hiyh street. The great question (who shall sway the Presidential sceptre) will soorj ag itate the Nation. We sav Bluiue should. Mioses Laura Bergstresser and Mag ir'e Albert will open a select school in the town building on the 5th Inst, Both ladies are competent teachers i"1"! should be well patronir.ed by the citizens. K. W. HeintxIeiiiAii ami N. I. Potter will also open one in the same building, on the same dav. A. W. Potter, Ksip, has gone to 1 biladelphia on legal business. Mrs. Cawvel died this morning at her home oil the Nle of tue. The Lutheran congregation (f Gener al Council) at this place will soon tear down their church building nnd be gin work on the new one to be built this summer. The weather is delight fill. Dr. M. I". Wagenselleraud fatuilv ! have returned from t heir Southern jtrip, looking hale and heart ;-, 1 enterprising Hrin of alem & i s 1,1 1 ' li. J. 1' l'it. Iiverv f tall b . in r.imm Dmi. Frit, knows how to run one. The unveiling of tin, Martin Luther monument before the M rin ,u theritn church in Washington city, promises to be a lL thin iiist. take place on the UIsI the name of Martin Luiher I'XIVi;:. CKNTItlCVII.I.i: Oos.sip. iof,oiin.. in vas goui Along! once more, lliel ukly vinter moved! on; Shack Frost no more can loaf der! house aboii. I, nnd stump us when ve I gooud pyder door, dot sphring vas! shut like efery dimes pefie, uml pirds nnd Hies again vas singing I roun'; mit gleaning house and scrub ! lung on dot vloor; mill" fra.i was' durned der house upside down; il e' grasses, shputter-cupi uud onions, i doo, vas in dat gnrtens now be -in in ! siihrout. uml il..P ,.i , " ' " ' . ' .nuiruvrrinini", uinl liom ble-shbees vas boniming oud ; uud den -so help me, dot is ilrn --S.-hipiire "hays ,er bricw of uhugar and lusse;. is gom down doo. The late rain wa4 vei-v .,f,.i.i, hi this vicinity, especi.illv to those interested in the timber 'land along .lack's inoui.li.in li ...ii ii... the mountain fires Calvin Slctler, of Middl-bu-gh, a live tiro insurance agent, paid in a friendly visit on the ilDth. Commercial agent Patterson of Harrisburg, a Notion man, and Dan Veager of New Berlin, the famous bee-man, were in town on the 2nd in-t. Bev. S. Smith of Buffalo X Bonds was the guest of I'riah Be.-g.-r on 1'ii day night. J. M. Vunzandt and daughter, Uho da, of Middlehurgh, were the welcome guests of J. II. Hartman ou Saturday last. W. I. Simonton and lady of Middle hurgh were in'town on Saturday. Handsome pat paid a visit to his fair Kttu, near Milliinburg, on Satur day evening. Jlon't make vour stay too long Ktta, or Pat will bo obliged to call soon ngnhi. C. M. Sanders of New Berlin was in town on Sat urday. Wlien you see your hoy sneaking one or I lie house and then make a bee line for the back gate you can depend upon it he Is bound to go fishing. lvKl'OIU'Klt. "superintendent Moyer deserves credit for the gentlemanly address and friendly manner in which he sur rendered lo tho Convention of Direc tors on Tuesday. In referring to the press of the county, however, he w as considerably at sea. Newspapers are as much public educators as teachers, preachers or superintendents, and every well directed newspaper if it has the welfare of its readers nt heart, will correct public errors re gardless of where they occur or by whom they aro committed. It should always be kept In mind, howovcr.that the opinion of a newspaper U u one man's opinion, and is subject to error, nevertheless Jwhen they do hit the' nail on the head onuo hi a while they must not bo ignored and ridiculed as having lost themselves In the luagui. tude of their owu responsibilities. To Tim Pi'blic Having been fre piently nsked regarding my opinion of the 18 inch shingles shipped to this State, I would say (hat I got a car load of theui last summer, nart of w hich I sold and used the baUiion In covering my bam. They have given such entire satisfaction in price and quality that I purchased 8000 of the samo shingles this week from Mr. Barter to re-roof my house which are the nicest and best I bnvn ever seen, ond believe his shingles to make as good a roof tor less money than any other hlngl brought to this county. Respectfully Jobupk Walt Kit, Mddlsbufib, fa. Conflagration at Skmmhirovk. rJKi.uxft wr at Cot. On account Ktl 7Vf:-The Individual furnish ! of the mnnager of my siore. Mr. Lew Ing the fact In the article published I Kahn, leaving Sellnsgrove shortly. ilu the last IsMiie of the Post, under the above heading, inudhmn glvenjWOf'K A r COST. Among the artl-j some of them, either In ignorance, or elcs to be sold will be found a l uye j with a desire to be sensational or xx Ith a motive to bring discredit or in jury to tho place. There are assertions made, which In their effect a ro calculated to be in jurious in more than one way, and which should be refuted whenever uttered. As we take it, the Author of some of the statements, exhibits very little friendship for Pclinsgrove, or at least hns shown a want of proper dis cretion. it is asserted that, "The fire nils mi- ihuhtnVn the work mi imrwiiury." Where is his proof for this assertion ? Where nre his reasons that would lead dm to this conclusion ? He has giv en none. We assert that it is more probably aa ve7sf, than the work of an incendiary. 1st, Bei nuso there are uicii nnd boys coiillnuallv In hchoch's stable, where the fire originated, who nre freipient smokers. 2nd, Because the fire started around the horses, Just wife matches or lire might be accident ly dropped. 3rd, It is not likely mi incendiary would start a tire right around ani mals, where this fire started. They might intend to destroy proper! v.lnit he would be a liar ldied wretch, who would not give dumb animals a vhance for their lives, 4th, An incendiary to make his work sure would have selected an hour nearer midnight, than o'clock in the evening w hen the citizen we re up i ami about. Mh, The wind was not favorable to warrant an Incendiary in his ll. ndih work. I he art i. le referred to stat'-d that ' til.. I OSS IS nt.. .nt it i a in u l :.. jtruth it is fr'wm P.'.uimi t : d :,,tv.): I which outside of the warehouse and tin shop, was coiilineil to stables. It is further stated that " Ihr nlirn It Will ! I'll S'.KC 1,1 1,1 I), I 11,11 ,1. .s till' lKI.1l' 17 Ol.i Ml praise'., ,l n I f' Tie- alarm was 'given at once, when the t i-rsoii at the iilarill rope, pulled it loo-cat the liell. and the nv'io'c ie,'i of tin- rope fell at his f.-t. S'itii' on" then went to the ringing rope, and rang the bell. i he rope mii no: cut, in r xvith. tampeie i It Ufmallv stated that "Mini r..'. ' re'.i ic c.iion,',' (i lUinir, (c cuafe- n." This is also an cxageral ion. I f I here were any petty thefts, they Were CO llilllittrd by some of the des perate chnrai Itrs from Siinbury, who came along x ith the lire oiioiuiiies of Suiibury, but w ho did not belong to; I"'" companies, u mere werjany thefts they were (f so little iuipor taliee, that no one speaks of them. In ill-lie.. Id lli.i t ii. .o..l e Ii..I,I..hu and tliegood citizens of Selinsgrove, -,.iioiik in- iioovn siaieiiieiilM IIiiiiimii more than right. We looked for '""l the kind in t he 7 reW. I '"'t " t,,,, l"al",,, "'lt lark side "fth.M.rigin of the lire, but gave no reasons for its opinions. B i:vKit. S. Weis has some Important things to say in his advertisement this week. Plaster and Phosphate for sale by Simonton, Barber & Co. Dr. Rot hrock is about to h-ave Mid dlehurgh and move to near Mc 'lure, this county. WA5IKH! Any person having two shotes for sale will please call at or address Tuk Post, Middlehurgh, i'a. XXX In inch shingles forsalent this ofliee. Apply to T. H. Hurler for par ticulars. A new 7 drawer New Home Sewing Machine for sale cheap. Inquire at this ofllce. Straw hats of every size and de scription comprising all the latest styles for sale at H. ppenheimer's. New Sheet Music and Music Books constantly on hand or ordered ou short notice at Salem ii App's Music Store, Selinsgrove. It will pay every body to examine (bo immense Slock Furniture foi sale by tho Popular Furniture man W. II. FKLIX Lewistown I'a Boxks port Sai.k. We have a few Organ Boxes for sale cheap at our Music Store, Selinsgrove, Pa. Sai.kxi ,( Arr. You would be astonished to see the les of shirts at Solly ippenhchuer's' They range in all styles and si.e i, from the costliest linen to coarsest working shirts. It is the desire of nil to appear well in, 'society, but a gentleman cannot expect to do this however well dress ed unless he has a hat that becomes him. This specialty can be secured at S. Oppenheimer's w ho has an immense stock on hand. Don't buy your Piano until you have examined tho Sohmkh and also the WHEKnocit.the w.nv Plonos in the market. We are selling thorn at lower prices than uny other house in Cen tral Pennsylvania at tho Musical Bui poriuin, Selinsgrove, Malum Si App, Proprietors. New Millinery Goods. Come one, come all and seo our Summer goods, latest style. Hats nnd Bon nets, also trimming cheap and pretty Just received from the city. O. C. li Jknmk Don.v. "" MX'ii.jiiisi).' April 87, by Absalom Barner, Esq. Miss Alice Clemeiioe. of Juniata Co, and James Miller of Snyder county. April 87. in Kratzerville. by Rev. A. H. Ocnsenford, Miss Kstie E. Mil hoff and Jotiah 11. ttchradtn I ami compelled to close out my large nssorttneus f Women and Misse Flno Shoes nnd Oniters, Mens and Boys Fine nnd Heavy Boots and Shoes, litiui Boot sand Shnes.Trunks, Satchels nnd Valices, (Jcnts Furnish Ing Hoods, &e. This opportunity should not be nilse,l by the people of this county who desire to purchase HOOD HOODS AT LOW PRICKS. This Is a regular lmn til' sale nnd ev erything will bo disposed of at bot tom prices. Don't fail to take advan tage of this. Mas. R. Maux, Between Keystone and National Ho tcU, Selinsgrove, Pa. Toa Can Lavish nt the grim dest rovers, Croup nnd Whooping Cough, if you havs that popular standby and iucouiparalile reineilv, Dr. Kesder's l'.uglisb Cough Mrdicfne nt hand. The wlscuud pru dent family keeps It in the house to be iirepnred for emergencies, price 'i' ami 50 cents. Sold and warranted by Dr. BurtMT, Middlehurgh, Pa, An Sxamplo. A pale sickly child - three of McDon-! aid's celebrated Wei in Powders ml i ministered - releived of the enormous ; number of btl worms rosy cheek. g I health and iipietite the' result. Sold and warranted by Dr. Barber, Mid (llelml'y li, Pa. When you go to Selinogrove doiit forget to call at Snleiu&. App's Music- ' ! al I'.mporium, where you can buy any j thing in the music line at reduced prices. I 17 11 OriC.NtNd THK I'll I'M' A in.-;. In 1 1 1 1 : II I b-l'less bulbs beiieat ll the skin i se. ,','',,,,,l "l" 1 1 -1 -obvi iuc.. which gives, lie Imir Its texture. eo.railI ! gloss. When this secret ion stops tile ; hair begins at once to le come dry, : luslt-"fs brittle and gray. Is that 1 1 he ci mi I i I ii ill of your hair? If so, dp- ! plv Parker's Hair Balsam at once. It i I w ill restore t he color, gloss aiiil life by I renewing the act ion of lialili e. 'J I... ; liaison i, not an oil, not a dye, l,r, i ;,n ' elegant toilet art i le, highly apprcci at eu iM.-cauxa (! it s cieauuiii ss. Max. WiM i:t.- Ten Penh Sandstone for facing. Address D. A. I'i.kuu H. Sidingrove, Ph. c'lMircrrii ivkkki y iit :siiiimton. Harbor Co. Wheat Bye Corn l.its Butter I'llted cherries I'lipitleil " Blaeklierries !!a- pberries I inioiis I.ard Tallow Spring I 'hickem; per Hi. Turkevs ,S."i to ( no l',D rei ;;s II P.1 li 3 N Ml P.' (Ml il Vi U ' S til,'l'." i in, i.. An t ti."i ....A M) .1 DO I M ...11 (SI l r,r, 1 ic i P.-a Coal Chestnut Coal Blacksinit li 'oal KggCoal Plaster, Per ton Salt per barrel " " sack small m Hock Oak P.ark ifll.OU, in trade .() Ml s IlKSIFF'rf SAMO. II v virtue el ivrt.iln I i. I ,, , l-uiv ,,m ,.f the iniri i f 'iiiiiiiinu I'li'im el Snj li r 1 '.iinty, an. in en- illn fie I, will I"- ,'' I in ihiMiii - il" nl ll, t'uiirl l..ie In Xlnl.lli l'ieyli. ' i mi s. I'riJ. PAY. M XV Hi. tusl, in.' I...miiitf ,. - ri lii. :il l.-liile. I" mt: A , in IKl'l'.,l I.WIi, i1lll.ee III W.--I IIh;o IT I' W 1. - Ii I p . Sliy.l.T I'.'llll- ly. I'll.. I'i'iiititi'il ly l.nnl" I ilium pi-chi r. Siiiniii'l K 1 1 in-. Iri'ilirliU sti-linliiu, I'iIit Hull iiiiin, sh-iiln MmiiiiIiiiii, .IiiIiii .iHscliMver, uu I 'lo-r-i. i-.irililiioiK ''4 Ai'KKS atitt 71 I'itiMh', niur. nr Ii'Iih, w liiTruii nre iT'-i-i' il ii 'l'w,i-Miry i,.ti,- li'ii'ei II.H4", ll:ink llirn. ninl nilnr iiitlnilliliiiv-. Si'lr , Hut l.iUi'M i in u rje'Uiioiiii iu Urn ,ruiurly nl S iiiim l l.niiis Suli lo foiiiiuoii' o nt ID u'rlui'k. . in. ll.VVIl) 1(1.1 II J.Y. April t, l4. Mht'II. ,,('UT().s, salk op val- 1 JI' AKI.I: KDAI. i:sl A I i: TIi umli rnoi U'l riMiliiri' nl tho lut v-'A Ale! If spini-iit nl le'nriru lli'rniiiii IjiIii el 'I'lilru tntt ielili, ii'ter iniiiiiIv !',. iltieusin'it iHiriiiuiit t un nril.-r ii tin iriiliiin' 'nun nl Sn .lor cunay, it ill mi i , I'lil.hi' Stir en tlm iinum"' In I 'i-iilrn tuwn-lili, In i;iil I'liiinty iilmnl tttu unl nin hull n 1 1 . we-i ol I'liiri'MUe, in .iiu?i!m xiuii'v, on nxi i h PAY Miiy I". ls4, nt luiiVliii'k' a. in.. Ilml.il I.iwiiiii iten'Tilii il le-'iil K-luli' lull' ol Mel lie una Itertiiiiii ili'i'.Mini'il, to wit: A v.aleatilw iHrni. xiliiuiu In 'ciii rit town'liti, riiillm XI n.-iT" vl ley Kent. Iimilinu Innii t'elil revllle lu l imelvllin, lioniiileil l,y fmi'le ol .li'iin I'ry, IVler llorm ui, .liilin ln,il,er, Nslbsnlal Peoliler, puMM llr lilun ml ntlcrn l ooiiUIiuiik III A I Ml KS more or linn, "f h'.i t Hi eiei m o eii aril nnil in 'iol hi aIa ol iMiliitliit. TIia lniir,itcn,eiiu rn n K'ioiI wllitir booli i l,n I Hi it's 1. t Klorii.. litis- HANK IIAKN. I'llHlt IMIKSS. two Hl SI AUI.tS. IMIKN I'UIH, two XV F.I.I. S. k I y u OIM'MAKII. ,-iai uIhids iliiterenl varilici o( frull lo lir.l ol5 tieftrlfor coii.liiion. A I Silk vln I" farm Itiatt In Hie tin l.evnuhlp, iljoliiliiK tlu ulieni i. nl', 'I trsi'i, on tlio oitr-t. unit b um le i l,y Unl of H . -; r i Sitn,ite. li ibert llitanlnirir kt,, otre-rj, e'ie tuiliiin; It' AI'Hr.S He re er I, nh.ili tliont T'l iTei rn e U-ftr aiel In k e',! i!i ( .'Hint t Ion. The linrrnvetiirt' t. r 4 pr tr, k frsini llol'NK Bon I It A N K IIAKN, fliKN I.' II I It in I utlitT liee, t)r iiUi'lllelil n. A UrUH Sl'UINl on IT'inilne un I ft .Iteblll nl reinlln: n iit'r, a limt rim UKt'ltAKIl III S"U'l In :iril,e P-iliillllnli. TKIiMS K SALK-Ji r r penl. cash on .Uy I iijI ; iini'-iitlf li.ltiuti np in I'oriflriiiAtiou of sit I" 1 1 y tlin pnirt, mul Ilie liilmie In one er fruit ilie of (loiiflrinittioii . TIiii welntt'ii ilottrr to renin in In pjeh trttek .ml to lie lee u re I I't IIoihI in., I Moiiu'ib". .Ih'iill HASSIN'tlKK. ItOllKKT HA&siMi r.H, Mtri'li 'il, 'SI. F i.eiituri. ll ivhu n l.iru" iips.irliiient nl ruiiiMiiiti nu t ileeea o Imiiilxniin lirm iiK'il i 1 k 1-. iiIiih mil velvetii, vto urn untin tlii'iu iii In iirnorleil Inn illemiinl liiriiltlniiif Ihein lor "I'l.i.)' I'iii.'htvu'k ' I 'iirliliiinl, Mil's l"ill' , Ke.. I'AI'KA'JI. ,Xo. I I u lutiiiUonio liiinlln ol I'Xipil-itu f 1 1 k antlix Hiid liroi Hilml velv.U (nil iMlerenl) ,ln ill 1 Hi I hk lor tlie iimi mil.erli ,iiiier.i nl l.uicy work, iSeiit i'u o-i pit ol lor M) ennlr. 1 ,1 msiul nule or l-eriit nl iiiiii. rAI'liAHi; No. 'J-iN.nluIn IhU Olive lint. M ill mil' Il in iil,'ktl'0 No, I. Sent i'i-t,,ilil l.ir il.ii 1. Tlium urn nil ol llio very f11111.1l iii'ilil,v mill eniiiint In' "iiU'illetl nt t nt. eiliei ilk woik ni lliu P. S. tit tlirtx liinca our eo.. They will pleiin uny linlv. tino .ir.lt r nUnyi lii'lnH 11 iloeii inoie. l,AIUIi MM Al.l'l I'A.Vt'Y WtillK, with 4W1 lllii-lnill, 111 ninl In'l it.si rui't i.iiik lor artist." Imn t uork, Ii s u,l "im 1 1 iHinrnt, post p ll M i ts. 1 il r 111, . A .1.1 ,,., I'll K KiKlltnl KH SlLS I'll., UoOllO.ter. N. Y. AumTORs notIcl In tliemntU'roflhf la the Ociiniini' lilc of Jacub Srehrist ' 'tiurt of Sutler ihciuixil ) CuUHly, Tli unilrnrlirtieit Amlllur l'ilntil l y tlie I r letnr' I 'oiul ol Knyiler roui.lv to illntrlliulti tliu liiilani'3 In Ilia UhiiiIh nf John II. Nerhrint ami lleiny II. b's'lirlut, ri.icc'iitori ol ttie Inst Will nil iVntuuionl nl Jusoh Kwlirlm, ileee ned. Will II lor tin. iurKo of Ms I'liiilnlii o'.t hi Hip ortl' oft!. P. (,'lrli'h, rjs., In (lie loronsli ol (Selln-K'ovo, ou '1'linrt.Uy, Mjr mini PHI, nt o'olui k A. M. ol uiil day, when inl wlicru all rsvllfi Intorciil a ooone.i to mieiwi, or no lor. vir bMTittl Iwui Pt lioliitttmur In I I rllhtrilm- UuBt l,K,UUWtll, AuUiUr. I vri-!i to laform Ilia rcsi louts of May Jor county that I hnv a fine 68 sort men 1 of Cooking Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Parlor and Bedroom Stoves, Inclti Mvff the New Li.jlit Mouko Cook, Hilvor Harp l.albV hide. Tsrti Cooks. New Snnsliitio, New Jafpir," Now Rrcotd Lnt yes, I vincible, Tl.n Snr Ifealms, New J'uilv )awn, Ntw Ills, New .Jnrpcr lloutcrs, Nc GoMuii ftiui Fireplace Heaters, an 1 others. My Heators from 15 to 30 Dollars, me all of tho latest pnttnrna nnil best material, fcnamr.lced to be ns tLiarJ ns tlio chraj r?sl ninl us gooil as (he bctt. Call and see the Fine Cook Sotves, of which I liiivo nn luro nni! weH-scli oleil a stock can lie f r,r ii in llio count)' aihI at prices Hint will compare with Wholcsalo Houses. Tinware, Spouting and Roofing. None but tho very l nst inalei i d use. 1. S;ntilitir nnJ done oil mioi i nutice. iiespeci fully s'linintlod. MIBDLBFIXIH PA. DMmnMnnnMM 1 have U) in store; nml Cor sa!n a mammoth stock oK'nrorts inchi, AL2i WOOL, WOOL VllAASU, ofi8y o'.vu nak fi havo about 7& ic.siiriis in aw M dL 25ilit v.vu in sJor.k, ttK'iucii.s a i'mv line; ii Gk ytH)VH iuu Si? or ders. Wc; trim vdv.s of nil pa per sold uohYEfiisiiimiiii tim iirtoii isSiino low prices we sell t. Come! Beuu.iiy yojjr vuuma for iS.e Uut eApense. a WEI, vuvmwm Mjxmm rrrmrjm t c 'w-m if- try . it t Doit' sat iju arc not u-jint t ., Uih,fov unit ura You detest advertisements but ni'lf read tins atf t,'ro same ! It makes a mun awful mud to eummenee and not be able tostop- Listen now, we are Q'oing to (ell you "'elegant new stck oe goods comjrisin! everything in the clothing line Jim's suitstt of the Lest French Worsted, Flan el, J'riuee Albert, Kn- ginccr suits, Spring-bottom and mote skin punts. Fun Wool and Straw Jlats, base-ball huts a base-ball in each hui lnuillt hats of all colors, L'ots und Cents suits, Celleloid Cuffs and Collars, Liiim Collars, Jewel' ni, A'ockwear, 'Franks, Safehes, I aises, Cause under-' ware, and cvcrilhittg in the line of Cents Furnishing ooifs. Everything .from JO to lo per cent, cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere. 10,000 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED for which wo will pail the highest market price- BREXFTJSS & BBO. April 10, 'si. si:mxkuovj:, pa. a THE LEADING JEWELER, SUXIJUJiV. PA. In hh Sloro on MAUKKT STK!;!: T, ti'.l 1m f,)in3d a fii:o j0i cf BUNGS ofi'aifl at;l all jnicis, io (iol.l, and Prceioas Si one. Elgin, Rockford, Spring'Scld and Hamptou I io (l iltl uml Silver, nt remnikallo low iniccs. of nil kinds and uVrsrriptions. P.OtiKlt'S' FAMOUS KNIVES, FOPtKS AND SPOONS. Tlia placo to Luy Wr.DUINO miiSKXTS. CLOCKS of all dcrip- tions uud u!l pi ictts. Tic Fans Kings CoMtealic! IMi at $1.25 a pair The lucent variety cf Snt'CttiHeH iu lids part of the country. Goods cuu bo brought from New York for Bolection from duo of tho lnrM Jowoliy hoiiflos in Amorion. 1 2 pniiiii a ppucially, sud 1 work caarantoeJ to pivo atisf.tetion. Kur-ringn, Bremtpini, Watches, Cbaios, o. Cull HDd t-xiunioa our dock. No trouble to know pood. E. Y. B. SMITH, Aug. 2, '83, BCKfiUHT, ri. ' D. T. RHOADS 5 winwffiiui a rr nrAmvrjv m rrrrn rr ji tm a ba iz-vwa u vivw. v?vey n ' r 1 8
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