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'ilriu Vu:t,.1ofcr iireartDg. .limn taibi-eti
i.irinr. iimirr.
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a. V. j. ,MclRbMnr i7. J. H. H..,, ,n,
4, .wi.. I, tUvl, m. It. r Junkln,
r. 1 h II. Mtrmwe, jw. Tho. H. Itrv.n,
. H m i A. B-aK Wit. r. Irnnean.
J. llr..l laeHeoir,, lit. W..I. Ilntrtiman,
. I Mell .tee, IW. Omi-go I., llllvcr,
. .1. I 'V ioraham, jyi, J,,v.,,h Cnhrn,
). H. "1 ttatrher, M. MieUnel Weviind,
II. . hn N-ahnll. '. . Hun lull.
V. Ir.l.-I Mwardi, ,M. 'vr Kitchen,
r I'. W. Sliefnr, b; Wux.
14, L. . llert, I
nv-icmavi at I Aeua,
EDWIN S. OS lit Hi NK,
fLuter-a,
For Coheres--,
Louis k. atkinson,
of Juniata county.
For Heimtor,
N. I. POTTKK,
tf Helinatriov,
(SuKJrict to the iiecUlon of the District
onlVri'iH'p.)
Fur Asru'iul.ly,
. AI,FKKI M li(M'H,
of Mitlilii-liurli.
For Nlir-ritr,
K KK H. M I DIM, Us VA KTH,
ol Wvhi Jk'iirer.
For TroiiMirrr,
ICnAHLKM A. IK'LIO'DKK,
of Franklin.
For (.,o:nrtii.'-.i(iiiiT,
JOHN MOIIN f (Vntr Mini JAM KN
N. IIOllNKKof Vii,m.
For Autlltora,
AIMM HMITII of H. uvcr and ii. W.
BlEUKKof West IVrry.
For ('oroiir
lilt. K. W. TOOLE,
of Frt'pburrf.
Ilarjtfr Weekly turnod against
Ulaioe becsaso Lo gave his book
Twenty jears In Congress," to an
other bonse for publication.
'. . ... .!
In tbe Democrat id convention of
Union conntj last week, Hon. A. H.
Dill was nominated for Congress in
this district bj acclamation, oI giv
en the privilege of selecting his own
conferocs.
Thore are now about 3'2",000 poo
loDPra of all clasEoBf and of these
225,000 are the soldiers thetuaelves.
The reranindor are widows, minor
ehildrou, and dependent parents, in
cluding 1.200 survivors of tho war
of 181.', and noarv 2,000 widows of
tho soldiers who sorted in that war.
?"
This Republic of ours is unques
tionably the groatoHt agricultural
nation in tho world. In tluit re
spect it staudrt proudly prc-ominent
at tho head of modern civilization
It tdrio follows ax a natural ood
neipiunce to this progress aud pros
penly that tho Itopublio is tho
richest, most ecterprisin and tie
most commercial nation, although
Lor chief otlbrts are directed to in
terual developemonts and trade, or
rather perhaps wo should say in oon
st'cjuence thereof.
At the closo of the war there
were 45 men on tho pension list who
Lad lot both arms, and 18 who Lad
lost both leg. Ono poor fellow io
Jrlinncssta is till living who lost
b itb Lis arms and lugs. He hat a
ptusiou of Jfit 100 por month. Man
of tho armloes men bavo iron bookh
and tongs. L'oorkeepur Dtckor, tf
Wasbiugtoo, can write very well
with his iron hand, and eat oysters
from the shell. At present thert
are 22 armless and 32 legless sol
diers living.
The Senatorial district composed
of tho counties of Northumberland,
Uaion and Snyder will tnaka choice
of a BUfiocsBor to Senator Wolverton,
Itemcxrat, at tho coming election.
The dietiict in a coutested election
is Republican, but notwithstanding
this ftct Sunator Wolverton Las
reprubbuted the distriot for six
yuri. That be is an honorable, up
right gentleman, an able lawyer and
a good representative, goes without
aaying, but be U a Democrat, and
on political questions votes with bis
party, and tborefora should be suc
ceeded by a BepuWioan. There are
good men and trqa Republicans in
tbe district i man who will reflect
credit cpon their constituents if
they are chosen, and we can tee no
good reason why tbe distriot should
not be represented in tbe Senate by
A man wbe will reflect tbe political
eentiment of tbe. district. There
ought to be a Bepublioan fain in
IVortbuniberlaucL
the ieish rca biajke
There is no mlslaLing the fact
that in the present Presidential con
t 1 1 lit-tiii f tho Iiiili people in
t .iM coin iiy are for Hiaine usajaiuot
'level, mil 'JLe most iutulligbnt of
ilm 1 1 iili leaders, and tbe ablest of
thu Irish newspapers, voice the sen-
limtnt of their country-mea ia favor
of tho Republican candidatn, Le
cause they rtooguizo ia him a man
whoso words aud acts ia tho past
given them better assoranei of sym
pathy in the future than they can
extract from tbe record of bis Dem
ocratic opponent, Mr. Cleveland. It
wemi to be tbe rcaia business and
occupation of tbe Democratic organs
just now to deny the existence of
any Irish revolt within the party,
but tbe seal which they devote to
tbe deuail only proves the existence
of tbe very thing whioh tboy attempt
to disprove. Never before in tbe
history of American politics was it
deemed necessary to enter npon a
defense of Irish loyality to tbe
Democratic party. It was always
taken for granted that whatever
other nationality might prove false
to the Democratic banner, every
Irishman who bad a riht to vole
was cortain to cast his ballot for tho
IN mocralio ticket on election duy.
To-day the roal soby ct of inquiry
in connection witu luis subject
should be, not why the Irirb should
voto for Ulaine, but why they have
in tho past persistently voted
against tho parly of which Mr.
lihino is to-day the houored stand-
ard bearer. It is simply a caso in
which tho fact remains loug after the
circumstances which produced the
fact have ceased to exist. Tho Irish
began to voto tbe Democratio ticket
in this country an a measure of self
protection. They foond the old
Whig paity inheriting the prejudices
against foreigners handed down to
them by the old Federal party, aud
they naturally allied themselves
with tbe Democracy as the foe oj
both Federalism and Wbiggery. The
war changod tbeso conditions with
out ohanging the loyalty of tbe Irish
to the Democratio parly. Tbe
Whig party went to pieces, and the
best half of it joined tbo Southern
Democracy, to become in a few years
the most formidable portion of tbo
Qreat Hebollion. Tbo old enemies
of tbe Iriah ia the Sonth joined with
their old friends io that soction to
make waragunst the Union. The
Irish question was buried and for
gotten in tbe secession question.
Old things passed away, and a now
world of politics was begun, iu
which Irishmen as Irishmen bad no
interest, bat in which all bad inter
est only as tboy were ia favor of or
against tho preservation of tho
Amerioaa Union.
It follows from all this that tbe
Irish bavo been aotiog with tho De
mocracy for nearly twenty-five years
without being able to give any sub
stantial reason for it. Tho spirit of
Know-Nothingisiu iu this conutry
disappeared when the Republican
party camo into power a party ea
rtuutially National and ia no way in
ternational iu its character a party
whoso mission was wholly directed
to homo affairs, and which welcomed
alike natives and foreigners who
syropathizod with its aims and its
purposes Yet still the Irish were
Democrats. They did not under
take to say why, bat they voted tho
Democratio ticket regularly and
vigorously. Ia return, what have
they received ? A few looal honors
here aud there, but scarcely a Na
tional recognition worthy of tbe
namo. lloro thau baif the Dem
ocrats elected to Congress since
181 have owned their election to
hUh votes, yet how many Irishmen
have boon elected to Congress iu
that time f Not half a dozen Mr.
Finerty in an Irish member of the
present Cougress, but be is there by
tho votes of Irishmen, and not bj
tbe votes of Democrats. He bit 1 to
find a district ia whioh the Irish
vote, controlled the Democratio vote,
lie was not elected as a Doraocrat,
but as an Iodepondont. Tbe Dem
ocrats of Chicago, like those of St.
Louis, find tbe Irish very usoful at
the polls, but rarely doom them tit
for the honors of office. Tbe Irish
vote of Now York City Las for twen
ty years been tbe only block in the
way of Republican sucaoss ia the
State, bat bow many Irishmen bas
the City of New York elected to
Congress ia that time T Bo in Mis
souri. With tbe aid of tbe Irish
vote the Republicans can carry this
State every yettr. How many Irish
men have the Democracy honored
with more than local offloe T Every
where it is the aarne answer to tbe
same question i What have tbe
Irish done for the Democracy t
Everything. What has the
Democracy done for the Iriah T
j Nothing. A. Louit ClobDtm
ocrat.
SLSTSITSSASOirs. '
A yoiiog reader asks why be
should become a Republican. There
are many reasons, bot the following
are a few t
1 Tho past twenty years nnder
Republican rule have been tho most
glorious era in the history of tbe
country. The grand snccess of the
party iu tho past is the strongest
reason for trusting it ia the future
2 Past successes have boea due
to tbe right par pose and true wis
dora of 4,500,000 Republican voters.
These voters have not changod in
character or belief. No other body
of citizens has shown itself entitled
of such confidence.
3 Tbe Republican party trusts
tbe people as no other party doee.
It bas bad the courage to serve tbe
best interests of tbe people, with
faith that tbe intelligence to ap
predate. Thus it bas represented
and obeys not the l.trgn land owners
at tbe tSontb,nor tho trick t -is of tbe
city, but tho people.
4 It Im al way j protected labor,
lbo abolition of slavery removed
competition of unpaid labor and
elevated all labor. The homestead
law pave every laborer power to
support bis family without any de
pendence on an employer. At the
dosiie of labor the eight hour law
was passed, and tbe importation of
coolies prohibited. Above all the
party bas defended labor by a pro
tective tariff.
5 When goods mad by panper
labor abroad can bo sold bore with
out paying for admission into this
mat kef, tbe danger is that oar own
will become pauper labor. Tbe Re
publican party makes foreign goods
pay duty, and so builds np home
industry and a home market. Tbe
Democratio party bas constantly
tried to break down this system.
G Tbe Republican party protects
the civil and political rights of all
citizens. In its youth, it refused to
deprivo adopted citizens of rights
It is tbe only party (bat Las always
resisted attempts to control votes or
elections by fraud, feflr or force.
7 It bas done more than any oth
er party to protect citizens when
abroad. Led by Mr. Dlaine in Con
gress, it caused Great Britain to
give np tbe claim that British-born
citizens still owned allegiance to tbe
British crown. It is pledged to
make American. oUizeoitbip a safe
guard in all lands for every citizen
who goes on a lawful errand.
8 I upholds tbe public faith. No
otbor Nations in history bas ever
met a great debt as honorably and
rnpidly as this Nation under Re
publican rule, in spite of Democrat
ic opposition. Honce no other
higher credit.
9 It has givoa this country, in
spite of constant Democratio bos'
tility, a better currency than any
other Nation enjoys. Defeat or the
party would open the door to the
old Democratic currencyto thirty'
flight kinds of papar issued at will
by wildcat banks.
10 It honors the soldiers who
saved tbe Union by putting down a
Democratio rebellion. It bas grant'
ed large pensions, and has enactod
that Union soldiers fchall be rre
ferred in the choioe of civil officers.
It names for Vice President a soldier-statesman,
against Hendricks,
tbo copperhead and demagogue,
11 Its candiduto for President
bas exalted ability and great experi
ence, is mo of tho forouioet states
man of the age, and was selected as
his chief adviser by President Oar-
Held Against bin. the Democrats
have named a man of no experience
or knowledo of men, who never bad
force enoogh to make people know
or care what bis opinions were, and
who was nominated by corrupt rings
of which he would be the tool. N.
V. tribune.
NIAGARA FALLS AITS WATHNS
The excursion to Niagara Falls
and Watkius Glen on tbe 19th inst
promises to bo a grand euooeBS. Tbe
rates offered are extremely low, on
ly $7.60 for railroad fare from
Selinsgrovo. Tickets good for ten
days and the small earn of 115.20
for all expenses for a three days'
trip, including railroad fare, hotel
bill at Welkins and admission to
all places of interest and carriage
hire, with tbe privilege of reduced
rates for parties desiring to remain
at Watkius or Niagara Fella for a
longer time. The accommodations
for tbe excursion will be ample and
of first-class order. Tbe Pennsyl
vania Bailroad Company's elegant
Eaatlake ooaobee will be furnished
for tbe excursion, to be ran through
to Niagara Falls and return. Re
member tbe train leaves) Selicegrove
8.58 a. m Thursday, August 19th.
For ticket and adl infomation ap
ply to ticket egtnU.
A -j taeui . ...
Following is tbe tariff on some of
the farm products when Imported
from other conntries t "Rye and
barley, 10 ceuie per bushel t beef
and pork, one cent per pound
cheese, four cents por poood but
ter, four contfl per pound i lard, two
cents por pound i wheat 20 cents
per bushel. corn, 10 eents per
bushel i oats 10 cents per bushel ;
bay, $2 per ton ; bouey, 20 cents
per gallon pickles, sances, Ao , 33
per cent, ad valorem i vegetables,
10 per cent ad valorem j vinegar,
7J cents per gallon j fruits, preserv
ed in their own' juices, 20 per cent
ad valorem." ..
Tbe short. wheat crop of 1883 in
the region feeding tbe export of tbe
Atlantic coast ports made a differ
ence in tbe value of tbe exports of
wheat for the last fiscal year oi
12,000,000, and it was the chief
factor is tbe redaction of our bread
stuff exports from $203,000,000 in
1883, to $165,000,000 ia 1884. A
part of this change was due
to a fall in price, bnt tbe chief cause
was a abort erop in tbe interior. In
1883 onefonrth of onr wheat left
San Francisco for Europe, in 1884
one third. It is these changes which
knocked the profit out of the lines,
which thread Western wheat fields
and torn their grain into the trunk
lines, and it is the change back again
made probable by an increase of this
wheat supply by 70,000,000 or 80,
000,000 bushels over last year, which
is tbe real basis of tbe bull market,
Clara writes to inquire; ''Wbat
bas given woman the reputation of
being such a great talker " We do
not know, Clara, unless it is her
month.
Tlitl.lrtrlt Hi Hra-Mt aland In tht hnruat
nrvanlam and ttanrii truard, an It war), at Ilia ixir
Ull health. I'miM-rly rfinnlna It funftlon
u eliminate! hII ImniHirtli'tanddliieiiat verma from
the lilmxl falllna in thu BilKi-ry nnd iiIi'mk fol
lnwn. An ocerfrlunal iloat of 1-Inltl linnrov
td l.'rrr PIMi will Inraro reniilor, lirtltlijr and
vlrumua aotlvn ol thla Kroat iclaiid. and nvt d w
UiW Mik and ila ol inlaerjr Ihr.atl'flod pur
cbaaert can have their inoiiay rtduncd.
jOHKtTO. ion l ow t :o.
I'hllaik'li'hla Aiiunti.
nna ai in-. winer i npaur i'ru niora.
No unf. btitnr than tht niotheni. known
Ui amount ol peraoailon, thptattnlnira and lor.t
rrniulrrd to Indii'-e Iht rhllil-en to Uika. when ne-
eeararr. a iliw nl Hit naufrMtlnv, nlckculnii wnnn
yrapa;and no nno mora hlKhly ai.ireoml- tht
i iriue ni niriamaia I eienrnuia n nrm rnwiiurK,
Mo pleaaaiit and uattr to take ao etlurtire aia rem
edy, tlieiliwt an amall that the children never
know they ate uklntf a iodlrln. Thore Ii
mil hi r ir In the rliiie ol a vennifuve that enn eutn
para will, tliem. Iion't he dix-i'lvnl. 'lake no
otfetr. JUoDr) rulundod lo llx-rii.llml pnr'hnwr.
JullMtlll,., llnl.l.liWAV a. t o,
rhlliidelnh a Aaenu.
Hold M Dr. Tliirher'i Puiulr liruir .si.,re.
I t.t 1 . plruplrK. kin khiIm. Idin'ii nmtrKoH.enip
lloiii, aealy akin, lie. Indh'ult polaooeii I'hxxl, ami
henhira telna dlKiitfree ihln to you, aftlli'teil realt
or, thev art Uhll a-uiit In vour rlfiid nnd l)ni'
colni.eflecl to mine In ooiiIhoI with you : you owe
mtir ip your neniin ami your men!-, lo
lakaa wiiir or two l M. I'..il.l' r-. !..., I
I'urtner nr rlnrrapaTUllan Alterative, and hp more
Idearaut and iwrreaOle to louk at. Blouuy relan
ddetodlaaatlntleil porrhaaara.
JOIIKHTOB, ".I.flWAT o.
rhlladrlnhla Atfell'a.
Sold at Irr. Ilnrhcr'ii 1'npnlar lirtig Store,
Trial List for Soptombcr Term lC8i
lohn Prnlkuhark et 1 f W Klaatat al
Ana KlUa llnwaa at al et Wm U JUoUarty tt al
r. p Itobbaek J W (laonler
hate tildt Wllllatu H Ikih
Jtramlab aad Emma Hoydct Jatob and Ma
rf Pltodrlcka
Jobu W and Sarah M SnooktT David Kticb'j
and W U liaekui
.lohn II -(lleary va li K Humuitl
Tbe Sellniitrort Saf Idk and Uulldlng Aatoel
atloo va II S H"er at al
Uarllnctua H Knlp at al et Samuel Ho wan etal
Valentine Walter endofier tiML aod bam-
uel Hatalnitrr
W H Hai-kuiti John O Kraltier
(Iranaota KCainnTl Danltl Itnltadaf
w u Urattoa t t redarlok Skradar
Henry Latitat v Joal U Htlhl
Heulien f Vlabtr t Daniel Bnlender
Motler llohinao fci'on H K Mekalre
laaa Albert t John D llayer
Same vt Same
Kr.akllu Utifet al vi Ahrahon Oaagltr tt at
Marf Keeillug vt ritderlek Voeglay
Henry kern vt Jerwtalaa bnwea
Same vt Maine
Tbe about ranitt an at Uiut end for trial al
fepieauer larcaiAH. j.uhouse.
PrvtboDotary
"Bough on Kati" clean out Rata, alio, lie
'Roach ei"T."a," (ut Uoraa, lloaleaa. la.
Thin tooplt. '-WelW Health UoBawec" re-
iiorei neiia ana visr, enrol ayaueaaia, avo, ti.
"Koutiti ooTootliaehe," Inatint rellel. llo.
Idlej wh would retain rreahntwi and vlvae-
dou'l tall try "Willi' HeMlu lieuewer."
"Buchu pillia," great kidney and urinary tare
Pile, roaohei. anU, beKl-huiri, rati, mica,
cloared out by ''Jlovmu un iuu, ' lao.
"liouglt on C'pngtii." troaebei, lie; llqultl, ibo.
For children, alow In development, Puny am!
delicate, Willi' Health llenower,''
- -"Hough
on Bate" Tooth Powder. Try It, 16c,
Itenrnue Weakneaa, lyMopila, Seiual Debility
ouroa ny "ivcin- neauu tttnowor i.
Nothor .Swan'i Worm Syrup, (or leverUhnoea,
woruiv, Quiiaiipauuu wwioiuw, o".
Ktliiiilng, all Kidney and Vrlnary eotoplaluU
ourt4 uy "pucuu patoa. - i.
Nlaht wean, fever r hi III, malaria, dy'popila,
eurea py vteui ueaiut uvuowor.
Myhiufcand (wrltei a lidy Ii three Umei th
man line tulog 'Willi' Health Itinewtr,"
If yon are fulllna;, broken nut suit nervous,
ui-aitir nejiii ainwir, - i,
.. . .. -..
Prevalenee ef Kidney oompUInt la Aoirloa
"Huohu palhu" u a uulrk, ooiaplat oure. 1.
June 4, 'II. ..
MM ll. MM
1884. ASIHT3 WASTED. 1E81
Kor the only Kinuloe Pit TO H AX. Blographle.
ol the liaxotiiuvio fAaiMOATaa for Prtdent
ana Vioe-i'niuueni., auioeuiie ana emeueiiv
In Caet, prolaae end ertutle lit lllmiratloa. en
auleniltuia, torHble, brllllani. la authuralilu. The
SUUilard I'amjwign Hltury. Aulhorlwl. Mleh
In matter but low In phoe ti. Tue aajenU' har
veal, (tend W en. fur outfit and our ipeuutl prae.
tloal Inetruetloai la tbe bait metuoda ol eelllou;
IL. Hueoraa aud laraa uruBU aaiured. Art at
ynee. The I'anif algo will be abort, out ItriHIaat
anil uronutuie ia neni. auuraea .u.iti' '.ir-
HON A iiti., rtiMliltert, Bt. Luuta, He., at Hew
YorkCIt. t. .
THtNTKJ i.ifKor- DLJllviL
B1 Wn.Rtltton Kuldh. Ifto.l ! tut rtltllu
ROIftfird iM'llt bimrrll. Our book will con
Utn f-U IO ! f"tml In an other, Iwiiitei t
Cornplttt hMor-of tht HtpuUlloiD ptrtr, l'n
ii in piiiormineiiii 01 in iivo- ci til mt
PiMlileotM lb won, an of tlio Whltt rionrt:
Krottf tlTt ttrlif i fr-t trade; tltcior.l vott:
omtllttof tbt PrMtdrnt, tnd fail lire 01
TflPflN Mil tht liwt. mini trewrnlr
LiUliaiVt ebtitpMt. and Mill mon Itritll
Send M reut for outftl tt nnrit.
THIVIH, MKKHIAM tu o:3 orehBtrt',
rbiiititiii.
I?5ffS?iSKM?lS CLEVELAND
Hr Hhtnticty T. ni-'k, l.!t u tttiuut (Imenioi
uM'tnnatlrtBln. (rnrbook will enntvln rct
in bt futnd to n i Oth-r. betidt a eonitilrt- bit-
vtty oi in i-tmnertna nrir. will ll W
plait Nam tKttohn of nil Ibt Iitot ol Iht Pit
Idtot'l Iht W.rirnn til tbt wbllt Honi' proiv
tin trrifi; rnrtnut reform! tltttnrti .U:
hnni lift ol lbo Pranliltnl, tad full lilt nl
TTrNDRTPVCI Oar li tlit l.eit- moil a
UblllJIUVftvD nrt-, oh-Mrnt, !
mill tBOtt Urvtlf. Hood i'nt for ottflt
ou.t. IHAYEB, MEHIIMM flO..
Aas l !0 - m Areh St., fMitU't
EXECUTOR'S SALH
fpiTE undersigned. Executors of
- tbt IMI will MS UtUBont Of Utoryt Htr
Mftn . lklBnll'.Hl Tm. . In
Pi.. ilM, nratnt to an ord't tatd "t ol
tb Orphan's Oourt of Intdar Oiuatf . will
Io puMIr atlsna Ilia prtntlaol Id Otntrt
owoanip. laid rouiity, tu,ut I' j nil let Watt
vi u-iatraToia, ia luutttr I tllvy, ou
Thursday, August 28. 1884,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., tht fnltola deaorlhtd
rati aatatt, lata tf falil UaurgtUarinao, dto'd
IV wit .
A Valuable Farm,
144 Acres,
more or laia.of which M)a, rei ire cliartd and la
ik1 me to of ciiltivatlii'i. Tht iia prove
menu are a good, weather-boarded
Two-Story Log House,
a Larat Hank Ham, Cider Proai. J Pla fttablei,
a Cora Crib, "i Walla, e aood rouna Or bard.
enBtalnlBK different venule of Iruit, Iu flnt
eiaea peat ma eoQilllliiD,
Al.o t valuable larm rllnate la the aama
TooBiblp, adjolnlnt; th" above deierihe I Iraot
un inn mw ami uouoaea Dy lanaa or iiopnit
Mampael, Uoberl Uaialager, ta otberf, Oon-
taiaiua.
103 Acres,
mora or leu. of whl, h about TO aerea are rlaar.
ed and In a good atate of cultivation, the bal-
eure gnod tiniberiand. The Improvement are
a I' lank Piame Honae, e good Hank Hara,
tJoru tlrlb, and other neoeaaary oottoilldinK
A larxa Hprlp-r and ureim of rnnnlua waitr
oo pramlari, afo a drat dale Orchard la good
uearniK nonoilloD.
tHMM : i nor ent. eauh on dav of eala t
one-ball ot balance upon ooiiOiuatioo of lata
y uoin, ana ti.e balance In one year rroia
date of eooftriuatloB. TLe widow i Dower to
remain In tbe laud, to be eeoured by Jtoud and
aiongege.
JACOII HASWINOeit
KUIStHT HA5SlNf-R.
Jaly ii km. fcaecuton.
VALUABLE RKAL ESTATK
AT PUBLIC SALE!
rptlK nndersigned Kxeontors of
J-lhe eatateof Mamuel llnwerioi, lite ul
w rank II o towa.blp, Hnyder euuuty, p rt. e'd.
will e i pole to pubIM tale, Iu tba liurougb ol
uiuuioonrgn, i i on
Hatnrday, Augnst 30, 1884,
The following doaorlhed Heal Eatate, to wit i
-TUAIir M,. I 1,,..,. . i r..nbll .....
rnip, Nnyd-r county. Pa., about one ml'.e Ic-aat
ol M'dulabargb, coatalmng
139 Acres,
more or leal, Imnnded Knrtk by Nnd. of Join,
A.i'ieirirn anil Joaam-n tt any, Karl (jt
lanta of Hemael Wlitinuiyer and other.
Sooth by land ! the Helri ol Jieuii Hol. uder,
ol H Zochman and o'bar, (Luowo al tbe lcaao
uee'n. aiiiiiiiroreea, inn oiunra, wiki iiv tandr-
Smith farm), wberevu are erected a no d
two-itoiy
l'rame Ilouae, Stone l!arn,
ami nther Pereaaary outbulldlnira, Nprlng of
rieeiieut waier near me nouea, runniun water
In tbe barn yard, good tlrchard with a varlelv
offrull. Tbli tract li all clear and In a hluh
tate of cultivation, except iboot 2i Aurea
rtm-h Ii well timbered.
TltADT No. 'i-Sitjite lo franklin town
hip, county and al-tte aforeaald, near Henicr
maiioo, . a, u. K. eontaining
111 Acres,
more or leu. bounded North bv land of J.
t . Moboeh, Katt by land of oeorge Howeraoi
soma nv mKldieerei'k, wet iiv Mndr uf J ibn
II. Waller, (known ai the upper I .rut,) where
on ire tree led a twoitury
Frame House, Qood Bain,
and ntbar eere'iirr ontbuildlnci tba hooie
bat a ilau rool wtll of good water near th,'
door, Or. iierd ol choioe frnlt. Tbil traot Ii
allcl,-ar and under good eulllvallun txctpt
ooiii a anrei wniou ia wen iiiui,artd.
TKAIIf No. a-bltuale ID the lowoihlp,
euuuty and Stale aloreiald, eontaining
2S2 Acres,
more or !, the lime being Mouatala land,
boiiaoeu worm by lanaa oi mooiuiburg Iron
Co., Kail by laadl of J. t'rouee and otberi,
Hnath by laadi of Itloomiburg Iros Ca., and
Weal by lead, ul Oeorao Uowermx.
iUAUT No. 4-11 'aat In Centre townahlp,
enunty aod atate Horruld, aboal on tulle
Well of CleBtrevllle, otMitatiilag
48 Acres,
of e or lea, the aero being tlmberland, welt
eel wtth oaeetnal aad Hack Oak. Tba ax
eoatan aavaaulf oaa-fourth In tare it In th la
trael, but arrangaroanti have bean made with
tbe other ewoen aad It will be ottered ai a
wtote or la pane to tun uurcueiera.
Tr.KUS-10 par tent, of tba par'bae money
to be paid when tbe uronerli I - trunk down i
half of bUn eon the tlft day of of April, IftHo,
wren poeaeaeion win ue Kiveo, iiiu in oai
ante on the nrat day ol October IHHi with In
tereat from April 1, line I -it piymenl to be
aeeurod by bond, mortiieitii.nr ludtteiaent.
bale lo comuteae at luo'olook a. in. of aald
dr.
FBANKMM HOWKRHOX
UUHT1N UOWKUSOX,
July U, lVIt, tjrucutor.
ORrnANs courtIjale of
REAL ESTATE.
rrilE undersigned Administrtor of
a. rruriek Troup, lute or ferry Towniblp,
Huyuar couniy, ra., noo'u, uy viriua or an or
der iriiied out of tho Orpliam' Uuurt ol Boy
dor ouumy will on
Saturday, Angast 16, 1831,
Kxpoie to Public Sale the following Kaa Ki
tale tu wit i
THACT No. lwllelng all that oertaln me.
uaga and tra'.t of land ailttid Iu Perry
towaiblp, Hnyrter county, Pa., bounded Mortu
by laudi of Daniel Arbugait, Cait by lenda ol
U, J. itiiaer, Houtn by lauui oi uoiei uooa
lui and Will b laadi ol jonibau Trouv
a I. ounuiuiog
8 Acres,
more or leu with tba apparteaaoou oa which
II aracieo a two-awry
Log House, Stable,
and other ootbolldlog,
TKAOTNo, I Htiugall that eertatn nil.
eaago and tract of woodland altuate la towe
htii. euuuty aad itate aforesaid, bounded
Norlb by laudi uf Vredertok Voobaey, Kait
bv laadi ol David Troup. Moalb by laadi of
Napolooa Hmiiui aad Wait by laedg of Jacob
boh nee, eoataiuiag
14 Acres,
mora oy Itu.
hale to aomrueaoe at 1 o'eloak o. m. of laid
dy when ai'eodfinee wllj be glvea aad term
(I tele mad kauwa bf .
iurn iiiauur,
JtlyKUM. AdmloUlrator.
Gold
you lathe wuy el
lor the working elaaa.
uenU fur uoitage aa
mail you Ire, a rot a
box of lauiule aoodat hnn
I inaxmir more uumey ina lew
dayi thaa you aver tbouglit naibe at any Dual
uai. Uupltal not required. We will itart you.
uwn an inu tune or ia uara iiuie ouiy.
ark ta ualranutllv adantea to both eexea.
ywaug aad old. You aaa eaeily auya from eo
eeuu lo tA every evening. That all who want
work may teat ma Duaineee, we iaaa iaii ua
aaralleled vSor I W all who are aot well laUafled
wi well eead SI to pay lior the trouble of writing
l ull bartleuiara. dlraeilone. act- lent free.
I'ortuuea will be made by thoee wbe give their
whole Ua4 to the work, Oreat tnocvM abao
lutely inre lon't dolay. Htart now, Addtani
Hltna.lt In Crntra Townahlp, oa tht Mniier'a
V 1 1 o y fioad, Itadlnn Iron, tltatrrfil t to '"nil
tlvllln, bonnded l landt of Jtl fry, Peter
Harmaa. .fnho D. oMtr, Ntthnnltl Dtublar,
Kaulal iiartaoa tl. al., aud cooialulu (
iue;ce.,refUAaa4ua. ,
SPRINGS
AoTiafirDennie!nii: I
SEEBOLD & RUNKLli
Having jnst opened a mngnificont stock of General Mercbandiao desire to
oall the uttontion of buyers to a fjw facw that will not only ploase but
Astonish the Public !
They are now oLToriug good brown
Sugar 4 pounds for 25 cents
and all other Orocorios at corresponding prices. In DRY QOODS tboy
havo an nnlimiltd variety of everything. .' Womens' Hose at ft cts' a pair.
100 PIECES OF DRESS GOODS
tengicg in price frcm 8 to 75 cents per yard.
100 Pieces of Cottonades
at from 8 to 25 cents per jaid. They have also tbe finest lot of
Stone Iron Ohinaware
iu the county, whilo thoir stock of
Glassware is Simply Immense.
OIL CLOTHS. CARPKTS. HOOTS .fr Hltnrsi ttitu c.
in fact everythiLg in the hue of Ooneral.Merchaudiao found in Great Va.
riety and at
Bottom
I c tbe crowd and you will find
J. B.
MUIVlfurtY,
Breech & Muzzle Loadina
Shot Guns.
riNK ami
BLACIv
WADS.
Brass Shot Shells & AfflHinrntion.
CARTRIDGE BELTS & LOADING
IMPLEMENTS.
call Am
i
6H0T
cjOaXwrr-fViN'rrY ojv iivivi.
Full line vfPISTO LS, C.JJITJUJHJES tf REVOLVE US
J. 11. KKK1) is nlsn one of tho largest STOVE AX
T1NWAUK DKALKUS in lh section of Hie Stato.
Ou issg to ill health 1 would aiV
onuco to my pntrous and citizens
of the surrounding community that
1 have to dishatidon the mercan
tile business, till improvement oi
health. Would extend this time
six months to my patrons to settle
up their accounts and would sny
that 1 will keep a (ull sock ofmcr
chaudico for the next .90 days and
will positively sell cheaper than any
other store in the county.
Very ISespectfully
J.
Beaver Springs, May 1, '81
O. . QUTEBJU
The Middleburgh Clothing greets the people will tho followiog faoti for
their consideration ; He oners
Linen, Seersucker's, Atapaoa and Mohair Summer Coats, ranging in price
from 35 cents to $2.00.
Cashmeres, Diagonal, Corkscrew and Cloth Suita at from $7.50 to $20.iQ.
Finest lot of oassemor pants ever brought to Middleburgh, from $3.50 ta
$5 00.
Men'e working Tants from 75 cents to $1.25. - Best Ho, I Orr'i overall.
o u.uuc ut v cents, uinera as low as qa cents.
Uest.WbiU unloundred Shirts at 00 cent. "Pearle" Rest In Market $1.25
Hoys' Fine Shirts from 50 to fi5 centti. Menp' worklpg ebirbj, from 25
to 40 cents,
Full line of Childrens' Suits from i to 10 years old at $2,50 to $6.00.
In fuot everything in tbe line of Cbildrons, Youths and Mem Clothing
At Bottom Fn'coe. ,
Tbe finest line of Straw goods ever
wear, motions, tianauags, Halcbels, Trunks, Valieoes, Jewelry
Confeotionaries, Canned goods. Oranges and Lemons.
Stop ut tbe Bosa let Cream and News Stand Middleburgh, Pa,
1 T-re"iajtrT
For Tetter, ,Blngworm, EryslnelHs.
Kp?KtiPWn -
blood. USK
DBe HttDSEYfi BT.OOT. RPAnn
This eelebrated Veiretable Compound has no'eaual. and ta .r, if.iuuia
remedy wrten used as dlreeted. Heud for eiroulur
For sale by all Druggists. ; .
,; .- . R RSELLBR3QO.,rropr's, plUlerf It
Prices.
tho placa.
MIDDLED II RGH, IA
REED
Dealer i
in
I'AriSK
e OilUJ.-
SHELLS
mv stock.
1
GTJHS.
W. SPECHT.
brought to Middleburgh, also Neck
QUTELIUS, Proprietor.
Bcrofulo, Pimply Botchw. Bolls. I7li
e arlaipg'jnor lnZZfabyt&
rTEB
wakioff ; ' trtti0 gyaea tw
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