-.' ""--. rrH .4, -- I rubllho.l tvtrj Thuradny. HitYr.a 'orTT CrtoT. fha Court" M wtHlxnlT rft kelit on lk fnortli M.n.lnvt f. htirMn, Mr, ftnd Miitaibr, nd KtooDil "X-tt t K rL-rt.t vrr-.i-r j-:--1 r-.r .' rjl-nl! thmonkiiil tSft fnnnty will M't I'T n1lns n th In tbelf ri'"r l n, till ! I Cil.erhoo.lft. tttml h rlitiB f.tc, m l "ft 111 r".r them ai, if. Y. On il 'tii will li Hif n t.'.lw ka wl l i pm Itvinub tb.tui'0 .wr.Jot loel iHI.i. nt iliiw Inl4rt : Vil w. will flat koVlAartl mpoutlula lorthft ovlul.oi tbft mat ttirtta. 270TIC2 73 SU23CSIBE LiKk nt tlit ftwjrnrpn on the lahel of Vonr pnper. Tim njrnrca toll you hath to miir-n vorn uncut r Tmx 1 PAFU. Within 3 weeks hfter money In Ffnt, if date i rlmiiKr-d. So oilier reeiit is npoowuiry. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. rKXXA. It ft. Division. TL.no Table, In effect April , 1 8S5 Trnma I.onve I.ewlhtotvn Junction : H 11. m. r, n, I 7, p m, ,.'J, p m, . 'or l'lnknr nl 'h Wt. in 40, m. For AM'"o. f ji n, V t II mi'l'imltin. 1 u m. m, IT p m, 4 IT p JO P w. t p n, ror lhiUililiUU, Nft York, UHI ir. ud wjUiOKt"o. SvrKTW AKU I HI J TATI''. Jj;2 J :A. 1. m ; I ;T J 4.1 4.10 l.i ft 01 i.S! US 1,1' .1 t u 3 c JM V.II .r. l?1 U ;t I.IMown .1. T I ta.M Mln Sirt : 7 i 't j.i Iwii..n T.an B.ll !MUInt 7 vi 115 H I Pmihtcr j 7 41 4 09 11 rMitmlU , 7 so h 67 1 Wmrnfir . t 4. I 4 17 I MM'Inr i 7 H II 41 t'l JtRnh-n Mltm I 7 AT II , tl 1 Ailil'rn ' "4 4 HO 'i ' II. vr.iwu I" l' H.JO I Hon IT 1 f K IS ' 51 I Mlil.llr'iurub 1 ft ft Oft ! 80 I M'nr t 8 2 1 ST Krmnier ; T .r i j Pwlln HI 7 47 ' 41 1 KlliiKKrove : 4 7?ia I 4 SelltlK'', J. :)'' 7 21 to : .Hani arr 1 I 1 11 Mi jl j,) ' . ' I "17! j s' 1 .1 4S u hi j m ... 4 4 ! it) Srllnagroe .4rcoiiutio!rttioH. (nonnotlnn wilb trlnoo N.". t ) Sallnmrovft. Arrlvr t S1li!Viov 1 M P. M. P. M 4.49 P.M. 9.17 P.M. PhiladelpVa & Eria R R Division. NOUTIIKUH (3 E N T H A I. KAU-WAY. Yr l I.4HVS sasliury : 6 i) m, Pur Hcliftlauto, Hrlo smt Cnuill- ""'Vii ft m. For t.orhhftTft. lnjpm, Kor H'lloiunt, Kaoo n 1 n.ia- ilwii in, Per Renov smt Wnlklni. 0 4H m. PorCV,twl-" oft't llusollnn. 10 00 ft m H'l i 4 p in I'nr V ill r,brr. hs n m, 11 u4 t in, 9 40 1 in. Kor shftimikla MuuutCirim.1. : Tralnt Iiftnvo S!li.rirov .t.ini'tt.in H ft in, rrKlnnt I'lillft l-l'l:l 3 P ! Von M p 111, lliilt-nii.ru 4 40 y 111, Valj. luulon OA V m. C3 ft 111, irrMn at Pl'llft'lotl'l l" 0 4 P ew York 35 pin, llaltlinur 6 4ii m, WU InKiun Si'ipm. J 17 p ni.'rWl"K Plillftilnlplils I m.Nsw Ykiii 7 ui ft 01, liaUimorn 9 .4 u', W'ttrli liiKt'i" ft JU in. Tii' ! I.oftv Sunlmrv: S5 in, rrlvlnn Pi.I hiI l,.'uls s :' m,y! Vurk 11 ft ' 01. l)liiluiiro ft li lu, Wsth Inglou ft U in. .1. H. W(HW Hen'l Ptvft Auonl. WIS r.flMll.UtVlMiiMitr. 'Tkni'ii et'ils' imi yc ts;a' nates, au tits Ls'l Hint 'ca." Claude Smith Is off visiting friends iu New York Ktato. A. .1. IlHsny;or, of llnlsteud, Kan., !s visiting relatives iu this county. 0i. H. U. Arnold reiurneil from hjs trip to the Western States hist week. See change in the advertisement of V. II, Felix, Lewistovvn's popular Furniture denier. John Howen and wife, of F.J ward a lnr, Mich., is here visiting his fath er's, Mr. Samuel Uowen's family. Mr. Delbert, the Artist, bus pone ftway to visit some of his ninny friends lu our neighboring counties. He will tie none 5 or six weeks. Due tiotiee of bis return will be feiyeu in this paper. Charles Snyder of Franklin twp.has Sold his farm to Jacob Woilcr of Washington twp., and purclwued M ncres of his father, John Snyder, In Franklin township where he intends building in the Spring. HheritT Middles warth last week wrote to a citizen iu tho, west end of the county for the dimensions of bis lot as he intended to sell it at Sheriffs bale. The indignant citizen sent the following curt reply, on a postal card: "That lot Is ten feet long and li feet wide!" H. J. Duck, th new Register and Recorder of Snyder county, was Bworn lu on Monday. His wife being 111, be is unable to move bis family, but as soon as her health will permit, he will occupy Frederick Walter's house 011 West bide of Main street. It Is not a little strange that our town council have neglected ttie build ing of a sidewalk from Main Street to the school house, ami allow the chil dren to wade mud and water shoe deep every morning, uoou and even ing. Wake up. W. F. Walter, who has been spend ing the last year in Akron, Ohio, Is home on a visit. The Colonel's mus tache is no more an experiment but an actual demonstration, excepting when he blushes it disappears. 1 The undersigned will pay the high est cash price for Calves, four weeks old from cow. Notice through mull Will rocelvt) prompt attention. Cull 011 or address A. IS. CAIU'EXTUR, Jan.7,Sw.pd. Hoaveitown, I'a. There was tail water over part of Iho French Flats on Tuesday morn ing, and some of our neighbors who poked fun at the owners of tho flats could easily have taken a tub rauo lu their own cellars. Hut, water or uo water; the French Fluts have come to stay and don't you forget it. Rav. C. W, Walter, who Is now eauvasalng the comity for Clms. W. Stewart k Co's, Nursery, Newark, NewYorkj is meeting with,.uuusual success. Having represented the nursery for tbreJ years, and finding theiu to give unusual satisfaction, he htwt c-t Islit lot Among us and will f '('!' for orders. The MuMrnl Convention under the Hkatkrtowjt. Chrlstinnn ms.'il nsn!cos of the rhllliftrinoitln Hoclety qutetly nt this plc, with not limch at Treoburj, rlot on Sfttur.l iy 'to diiitintiUh It from other dn,yt. Th' evenlii) of Irtct week. It was il.ic.lur cornet bniul noiuenhnt enlivened the il the most niicceniiful convent Ion ever oocni-ion by parading she ttret'ts nnl . held by the society, both socially and fluancially. I have been troubled with catarrh from boyhood r.nd had considered my case eli ronid until uhoiit three yenrsj n;) I procured one bottlt of I'.ly's Cream Halm, nn.l I count myself sound to d.iy, all from the uso of one!'1 bottle. J. tt. Cooley, Hardware Mer chant, Montrose, Tii. Jan. !,4w. Adam Showers killed the second of his monster 1C months old ho;s week before lust-. It welched i?4 pounds, lie and A. S. Ilclfrich of Adamsbiir;; hid a ra- in weights, nn I our Ad amsbiir friotid c1ai:r.. to h:ive tent the record by some twenty pounds. So hero's your belt brother 11. A frtlht train on tho Pennsy lunula railroad went through a bri.lyn n. nr Dmr'annoM on Moi.ihiy nij:ht ki;iiii three men. It ended travel over the Miil.lio Iivisin of the Main Line ever slnse, und all the passeti'er trains pass throiitrli here 011 the N. ,V I, division. It the station. makes things lively at I'o'.i. Middleswnrth of Trotelvllhs recently shot a Hsh-otter which meus- nrsed nearly live feet from tip of nose to tip of tail. Las winter one of these sleak animals was caught in a rt . I. . 1.. .1. . A.. iimi 111 1 in- en eini im 1 lie coiiin ) which was the first animal of this I kind henrd of in this section for inanv ; years. I Nearly one hundred fox, owl. .ritriy one tiniulreil Tot, owl, wen -"s;sel. hawk nod mink scalps were pnid I for by Treasurer I'olender at the lio-t J jfj;teriii of Snyder county court. The 4:ilhawks have made themselves very t.earce In this t eel ion this fall. They either luft in search f p , pt kill d, or learning of the new law, eml- irratad to another State for personal safety. Seeboldj.Kiiuk.lo came vry near ' having a fire in the store on Satur-: day lifter Christmas, The pipe-si;fi-was imperfect, and ihe heat of t lie I pipe 011 the store stove ilii'nl t ! !. floor, and was rapidly ipieudiiu: over, carpet ra::s und other comhiistahl j on the second floor w hen It was dis-1 covered just in time to save the build-' lug, and, probably the south side of the street. I On Tiiesdny night two Velsti tramjis, a man and wife aged about fin, enjoy ed the hospitalities of the M idilleborg people, and manifested more than an ordinary r.uiount of cheek lu aski'ir; surkor. After taking supper und breakfast at tho Wallle Jlou:;e, free of ; charge, they approuehed !r. Smith,1 the landlord with money to buy whis ' exercises coii-ited mostly of recita key. Mr. Smith refused them the j tiohH by the children, li'iuorand told thtni to "git." They Tho Tivietvilla Cornet Hand very started wot. mid will impose nn the 'agreeably surprised our citizens 011 people lu the western end of the j 'ew Year, and made our streets re -county iftlmy are allowed to do it. I sound and reverberate with lolty Look out for them und give them a.tralns of music. The bund owes its suitable welcome. siiccu.-s largely to tho im.tructii.ns of ,...!.- . 1 1 , , Fr. Shuman. in , urisi mi us 111 01 i ue iiitf;iiu"r 01 Mlddlehurgli Lutheran charge treated 1 their jiastor, llev. Orwig, to n iun; t fitting token of their regard, in the form oT a diinal ion, consisting of ev erything needful iu the line of eata bles as well ns many other useful arti clcs-Including 11 niagnillcent Japan ese gout robe, mid a splendid hanging lump. The latter Was 11 gift of the cliifs of cntochiitne 11s recently receiv ed into the Church. It Is not the intrinsic vulue of these gifts alone that make them appreciated by the revernud gentleman and his family, but they convey au evidenceof esteem and spirit of encouragement that could have been manifested in 110 other way. We are obliged to leave his curd of thanks over for next wchK. (fencral indignation is expressed throughout Northumberland county over the sentence of murderer Cox. by Judge Uockafellow, to four years in the Sunbury Jail and u hundred dul lurs llnejur shooting Mflo Jump. It was 11 (lttinir elimiivtoii legal farce, and though the papers try to palliate and belittlo the offense, they cannot obliterate the testimony they had published. Judgo Kockafellow lias been uiek-naiued "Hock a-Mlow" on account of his severe sentences for petty crimes, und his sentence of two years in the penitentiary on a poor devil for stealing two chickens.standH out in glowing contrast to the present judicial clemency. Laws as we read from ancient sages, Have been likeeobwebesiu ull ngos. Webs for little flies uie spread, And laws tor little folks are made! Hut when au insect of renown Hornet or beetle, wasp or drone Are caught In epiest of sport or plunder The flimsy fetters lly asunder." Jail Lkttiso. Sealed .proposals will be received by the undersigned Commissioners for tho erection of a new Juil at Middleburgh, Snyder Co. Pa., until ll.au A. M., Tuesday, Jan. 10, 18S0. IMds will be received for the different kinds of work, classified, as follows: First, for all the Stone and Hrlc.k work finished and complete, in cluding the excavation. Second, for all the Iron work. Third, Plumbing the Heating Aparutus. Fourth, Hoof ing end Tlii work. Fifth, Lumber, Mastering, Fainting, Carpetiter work, und all other material and work lie cossury to complete the building. All of the work to be lu accordance with tho plans and specifications, which can be seen at the Commissioners ofllce lit Middleburgh, Tu. The Com missioners reserving the right to ro jtet any or ull of csald bids. Joruf Mony, Issac Erult, . Jas. N. Houskii, Commissioners. Iteuieiuber t have yet a lot of Wat-sc-ntown ami F.huha Iioots and shoes on hr.nd which I will sell to my cus tomers at cost on account of (dosing disx-.oursliiK music, The lumber business Is bi'lns rev lv- ed in our inii'st. Uirhhrd JUitts has n' band .f men at work "fixlii? up"' the rouiN IcHtliiiK to the mc.untain, tre) pAratoryton ijeiiernl eiiK'aiuent In 1 1. ..,...!.. 1 1 ... .-"-..., ..y...m ,,.,e n.iu .. .,..., er, 1"""" "I""' "' WHsoy. by boys and puis of the school iiiuHiiittiu uiun' r n vin pi i iju'vu i its valuable timber. Thero ure rli!l thoiif Minis of acres nlotii; the inonn- tain, south of town, eontiiininH; the best timber themoitntain alTords. Our latiorin men are delilited with the prospects, ns uiuny of tlu'tn ure out of eliiployil.i'tit. lstr.ic I)reee has built a new lioue on the land w hlch he hss nurchased from Id father, lie is ulso makiiif; preparations to erect u new bern. (icorce Stetler has recovered from his sicKtift-s, and Is now able to Ih ubunt anin. The trienrdsl Assessment report of Heuver tow nship shows a total of o t r !I'.).00U on Interest, while the total in ' ' tho mi ; in- n Hurt . when (lie Inu iili in I Ilf..ir,y wi s ,,r;.p l!v C"i.''M. A r. liitful and prosperous summer, evidently! ".Iiiii,;eM John L. Camp, T'eavor town's iiifsllili!- weather prophet, predicts an open w inter with a slushy spell e n h month, and a llnod about th e miild'e of IVIiruary. Mrs. Tho'iins Kohler, of Mi.'llinbuii has been sick, it times, dangerously, at the residence of her father, (it oiv lrees, a mile'iis( of ttiwn. JueoliA. Airier has be.-.ni house keepln' in l-'rauk Heaver's house, on Walnut Mreet. Success! l t;,,..u 11 t si,,ii., ,,,,.1 w r r ! j,,,,. r,. (l (.j.MH r ,. l( . 1 eehiimelis in t he t'nlou ehiir.-h. rvin H. Hinman Is jfi-lliiiK' out timber to erect a n-w house next siinmi"r. Wilson and Peter Aig!-r have rented the Flailing Mill we.t of town for the coming year. They in tend to make I'ndertakin :a specially. Cur town wiM thronged with vUi toi-s durinir the holidavs. Miss I'uella H. lKirnblair. of Lock Haven, lectured on Missions iuthe Lulheraii church on Sunday evening a week, end on Monday evening fol lowing organiej a Woiii.m't) Mlsion ary Society. ! Our gunners have hud a number of shooting matches for turkeys, ducks, etc. r ntlv. The Christmas and New Year en tertainments in the I'nion and Luth eran churches were attended ly vast audiences. The churches had been gaily and elaborately decorated. Tim j llev. lbmilg. a student of (he Mis 1 : l....:..... ,uf.i ... !..: (-" "' ,.- .' ip 1 1 ,m iieran cnurcii, 10 me saii-iaeiiou of t lie Congregation, on Sunday ut, inl ine Hey. .. P. Orwig will begin a pro I rnc ted meeting in the Lutheran church, this (Tuesday ) oveniuc. j Thomas I'.ir.l ami his son William b'fl for lowu at the lieciiuiln,' of the i week. The rest of tho family will' follow iu tho spring. The many trains on the S. ,V L.road j are an at traction to our citizens. Tho Heivertown Lituiary Society' is in n prosperous cnuditiou. The' comparative evils of intemperance and war were discussed nt tho last; meeting. Mrs. John Kidder of Iowa visited fi lends at this place last week. Cl flZKN. MrCl.l'ltK. The holidays were spent iu our city by eating turkey, ,Vo. Ev erything passed olT quietly. The year t commences with many good promises for the better, but whether the resolutions will be carried out, is not for us ti ii.iv. Your correspondent was on the sick list, but is now able to attend to practice. On last Tuesday the (I. A. U. was presented with the picture of ('apt. Michael Smith iu whose honor the Post at McClure is named. The pro seutatldn speech was delivered by Sheriff Mlddleswarth and responded to by Joseph Laiuburd. The occasion was a grand one for the (t. A. H. and will long be remembered. Thanks to the donor. Isaac Dreose's son, Ira, while lead lug u colt to water, wus hurt, the colt jumping and kicking, hit the boy on the head with one of its front feet. . Kalbach hits located bis portable Steam Saw Mill In the woods former ly belonging to Solomon Krebs. John H.Hreese and Frank Decker are haul log the lumber. "Mrs. Wiu. Decker is eonflucd to the house with Kheiiuiatism. Mrs. John Preero received a severe ipraln of tho ankle by 11 full. The citizens our towu have rpiito an exciting time about the postoftlce. Au effort is being made to have It mov ed to the store of W. FUh. McClure seems to have a mania for Stave Mills. Five will be put iu ac tive operation in the spring. Tho railroad company have com pleted their siding ut this place. Tho length will be sufficient for all pur poses. On Monday it rained all day, swell ing the mountain atreuiua uud flood ing part of our town. We had the pleasure of seeing Jehn II. Arnold, Esq., walking our street on Saturday lust. The protracted meeting baa closed at tbla place, but another has com menced at linker's church. The sehool at McClure la progress- CKTnKViM.R. The Suiiilny trhools j at tliln jlac wre up to tliuetHI your In Imvintf Christum cntertdln-! mont. TI10 Evunttulieal Hiiinlay !S-1ik1 lield a moot deliuhtfid and pleasant service, nntllhstnintin: some opposition Invohetl by a few old fowics anl fault finders. It exrecded any flinilnr service hen tufore held ly thin school. The oxerciies through out wero of an Intert'stinir, Instrue- , t I .1.... . . iiitti j;rtri, rrtm nuuf u rui itrr uii'ir 1 suitnble selections and manner In which thev ileliveretl them. A I no very appropriate addre.ss.111 w ere made by Kevs. Mtovef and i'oiies of New I'.erlin. The church w as handsomely decorated with evernreena und mot toes r.nd the program was rnrrii-d out with marked precision. The prnud es feat ure f all was tho vocal and instrumental mitsia kIvoii nt intcr Vals. Wis. Dr. Hiimpsi'l lorpuiist o! the schnt'l, and presided oil this oeca sion r.nd she jiift knows how to ban die an Instrument. Miffs were di tribi'ied and while this was pin; on the little faces beamed with joy mid Kindness. The b"st order was main tained an. 1 the interest was kept ii to the i liv-e. I i iuill' t pss by in si h lire when I bear church people who si Id lie at the head of our chiMivi: ! to jive them lelij-lous liis'nu ti ui, j openly oppose and denounce a Sun ; day school eiitertai:iment in the way of celebratiii the nativity of Chrit. ins immoral, nuudly, h iul i.-Ii and , simple, j .1. C. Hwineford of Sharnokin spent part of hU holiday vacation in this virunly. Jli.- Sailie Sehnmbneh of Fi-niiklin Wtl pleasantly entertained several .days by Mi-s !ntn Sei bold. S. V. 1 1 11 it 111 uti of JSelinsL'nive tmid us a short Isit one day last week. W. -N. K iker and w ife of J'lvvol ton spem! several days w Uh friends here recently. l lur band serenaded the town on New Year's night, much to the uu n.vaiice of those who wr.nled to re ' pusf in the arms of Morp 1 n. ; ! A. Stine, a t each r of Spring wl' . " vompaniea ny iu. iiacKen- . licrry were here over the I'o.idavs. 1 The young ladies from a neighbor ing town who were visiting hero re enutly, if they have 110 respect for lh"ineve, sluuiM hue (orihe hiu-e of W nl. and not muck oll v peopl, in their moth of worshi'i. Il does not become even a minister's daughter! Shame! A I. W. Markle of Williamsport spent hi holiday vaunt i n with his parents and friends here. A'piraiiti for township offices will ..i;.l beh lOUilllg Up. II. It. Wagner of Heaver? own Sun dayed with Iriends here, 'i he school In town are iu a pros pe-. nu. condition. M. C. Young was in Middleburgh on Saturday. Aimvsim KH. The Holidays passed olT very (piii-tly at this pjaee. Some of our town people were id most drowned out of tludr homes bs the Hood I iiey. ii...ieiicrin,m nn.l wire have 'gone lo Palmyra to attend a funeral Miss Dornblaser lectured hereon Sunday 11 week and organized a Wo man's Missionary Society with 's members. Kev. Landis preached his first ser inon in the new Reformed chapel on 'hrlsl inns afternoon. 1 1 l - r ,, . t .... . j ue lonowiug spent mere .cw Year n way from home: Mrs. Honey enl at Ilarrinbnrg; liertie Shannon i t Milton; Mrs. tun! Horn Seal at Lewi town; Airs, iieliricli and sons at Maitlaud; Mrs. 11. 1. Komig al Da unit ia. F.huer Shannon took to himself 11 hi.'lpmete in the person of Norn tier hart. May their path through life b as smooth as the oceun and their soi row as light as Its foam. The exhibition given by the Hand was a financial cueccsp and enjoy j by nil. The Strohl famile will trive an en tertaiument here next Friday even ing. F.mma Schwenk spent the holidays with her brother in Philadelphia. b. KPOHH.it. Nkw Hiciu. IK, Christmas was ex tremely dull. No Christmas trees in any of the churches or Sunday schools New Year was however Immensely lively. CJuite a number of people wen in town attending the sale of Aaron Dennis, hi the afternoon. The Hen Solomon Fantastics paraded tin streets iu full array. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seebold cele brated their golden wedding on new year's day. Michael Hleekncr is greatly debili tated by old age. The Musical Association will hold a Musical Convention, beginning Won day Jan. 19th, to continue through the week. Some of our worthy poople have or gnnlzed n Temperance Society. Luc lures every four weeks. New Merlin has three doctors. Mrs. John Haslet Is seriously ill. Jacob Hreou from Laureltou was here last week visiting some of his relatives. Jackson twp.has two Coruet bands. Foxes are prevalent along Ptnns creek. Hubert V. Cornelius Is hoplessly ill. Ukpoutkk. Every part of the body la filled with veins and arteries; the last carrying pure blood to build up tho tissues the first carrying kway waste matter, Pure blood is neol ssary to health, and the waste, if not removed, ia poison ous.. Da, Waikkh's Gamporxia Vinkoaii Hirrlnu stimulate the orguns that separate tho poisonous New Hampshire horse blanketa sents, at 80I. Oppenhchtior'e, for 03 cents, Sellnsgrove. SiittfUUts! RuiNot.Ks! -Fifty Thou sand No. 2. Hindi Shingles ut per thousand. Inquire at this ofllce. For the latest in Knit Jackets, hi quality, style and price, call on Sol. ( ippeiiheimcr, Selinsgro ve. Seal skin cups, of tho best quality and latest styles can be hail at Sol. 0.peiibeimcr s, Sellnsgrove, at aston ishinf low prices. The economical housewife b. does not use a genuine limit, r Sifter Is away behind the time.. Avk your dealer to show it to you. M. L. l'dnir, Aldermr.n Mb Ward.1 Scranton, F.I., stated Nov. i, 8:i: lie had ne.l Dr. Thoiii i' rdectric Oil for sprains, hum, ci.ts, hruiscs aiel iheumatisui. Cured every lime. Can you tell w'uo is in the greatest dinger of catching any infection oil epidemic ilisea,.? "Why," you say, "the peisou whose Muni Is iu an im pure or lnipi crihed condition." Kxnelly. 'lell people take speeinl eoiiiplaiit s in dry gr.i.-s bui.-ts ;nt. . line before the sparks f li locoiiio live. Fnre l! m.l a defence: b menus i.afi ly, and Dr. !m i.n.' l;, V Fa vorite remedy is the iiiild-sl, s:if. .( Hid surest puritler of the blood. I Im chit f dangers are ithin mirsch i s. Jan. J -"'"' 'V u ro "ivi Cm'r I is lilh'tl .Moiinlaiii Dew Wilis lit-y :tt .-'.MO per gallon or lit) phIs jm'V ipiarl. Tnr.os. Swinf.fohh, V.'A)zc Hot. I, rraulilin, I'a. u okhimTkii .s w. n. wisrv Kvyin w i:p.m: -:m v. No. 1 lied wheat $ .SS " 'X I'nlt und mixed r-fi ' ;t while Mi live .M; Corn 4'i ( i.its to :;u Potatoes lid Mutter lOrss Pitted eiierri 'S... I'lipitt".! " .... Mbfk licrrie: K l-pberrie.: 1 !' r '.'!. -HI ( li.'tl Lard Tallow !,;.. i. , i. . i,.... ii. ... r. Turkeys si.ie ..: i.illldii 10 Hum !', JOHN K ltCClIlv-5, JUSTICE OF TIIF. PEACE, Hunt.?, .S'w.A t"i., '. ti .''Collect i ins promptly mad", A(Py7T1TTi' t 10 . onl i".Hi', ml VjTl 1 A wll1 si .11 vmi lit) ' it r- v I . vii I umil.., ui.!e i i ui im. i tlitl will ut liei in (let ,y el uinkt.iii morn nnn. y nl mire tl. m iinyililnu olno In A ii. rl. it. H tb imihi.i til iii n fn II liam .. mi I w.nU In nr (i:b nr ll he tiinft. 'i l'l ii"l ro iltOil nwIII ni'M y.u. Itiiiiii'ii-n pur u.o I'.r '!i ..n nli.ll i,rl ut in oo .SllN'OIN III., urli .Ml, Mam. It lu ly. '-. CAUTION. ....-s i tiT- tn- vi I v.-ti Mi.. I I h ue pit r r.l n 'Hi ... Nil-;.. L i!. .win:; ,. .l-.-veb I.:iii., it 'tl I M I h.. s 1 1 ti- in l' i ). i. .Ill ....e :.r." i :. ii' I..I...-I i...t I.. I'.r. I i!...- li,-r--lr m'li lie. .;eiu-- liny, i '. iii, Cmn lii.l-lrr, I in. ft.! ui ynuiiK oilil... sr on in k .n n I . W. II. I. ASH. tiU!!"' rriV'.rKT. CttT'1"! M'Sf fPt f.o:'"i TutliTi'tTif r.ulior.il.lis-rvni.sue: W'iiiii., Lul l; fi'Vl, j-.ta, Vlv.r or Jvnti4' el, C.j., liv l,,. iT,.t ...n. -.-fc, i n. I . . i'.t In i .rt . I ' if "M u..'ii. . I - Mi,l.,ri mi. .in'., No l..i. ;... r .1 Oii..' rf . J . i-,k -1 -. J-r... . full il.M.'t i l i.ii.. iiu1 I r .? i..li. ii I . . 1 1: n ' i. v I,. ... I .11 1; ;.i.'il. Al.Oo.. !'... I'l.iw.-r l.v. 1" j.-.l-i, N.V 1 W EBKS. JL Tha PU.I !: J'.t:i Ti: will I. miiilo.l o. 'iir. lv wrm n..l. tui.y .!! ress In lie. l ull ol St kins tor lliri n. on l In. n r"1 el it wl ONE DOLLALS- I. ill. ml i'4iniinl allieti-il to rnnl'rli''ln' .inputs ii,nl rl iLn, Smnj;lo .opii'd limlleil li ut AOdrina ull unleri to 1(11 'II A It Ii K. I'liX. K li s K 1. 1 h S 1 c .v ll r, N , C'urrylnH nil itrsin n4 dlMtfrwkUe odr f rom ftgok- lug anvil itiu mo me. TUB HOST COMPLETE (MiDff Utensil KVSIl INVENTED. iiwJd. No tms:iHX'i.fl otum filing tho houw. I0 O'TUOw qii tin r ' uUnitli will coiivin- ny mm ttipt Ui$f itr ibo . . I .nu Pi ii!j hn L i.i, urn. A flrl-c(osii(itUHrBml kettle omniiril. . . . , ..i.,u .... .i i i ).. IT II ffntt 4TraM9 At it VI rill h ! l W S Stmtia. l tiuy fc'll Ul mid wf B"1 profiU $1 to 6 iht day. CmU or wrllo fur tlrculttrvi. hunter sifter KLauufaotimDg Co., CINCIN1TATI, - - OHIO , it,, -..t,! fn,.,,il I. HUNTS II piiumin.iii,n'. ' - ------- ... J BIHfc.4. Ilyoloiw K!tButr,nilollisrpftrliaiijft." tlfrll,000,UHIol IhoHuuier'ftSilian blx ftolf. Efeif Iftaf in ln ituuoiiKii, 10 ut. r, by rweotniUe drv'.nr HrtJJ. f"f ba 2.'., ...T7-.. H-...I l.t, nr. nihfir. Illultralaii fUtillocufl el KlU'bea SpJlU'..o, Mnvhtnery lur hkcr, Utofr gi,ln IrM SmiS for it I'D 4 mntl3U IliU fyt. TEIIC PAPEn BKBJS yvwifttin Aiinnn'mi BoiuuU (10 s. The . " WBBUR I vT- ALL SIZES r' j Uiii imiiiin iinn--" 2T"i H 1 VJ.X MO&MEate, QPtlJ CT1 "ft 154 OVERCOATS AT C0ST1 18-dollar overcoats at 12. 12 44 44 9. 10 14 44 8. 0 44 44 7. 7 " " 5. Our entire stock of Winter Goods will now be closed out at cost. Notf is the time to buy. Come and you will learn that at Drcifuss' m the place to buy cheap. DREIFTJS3 & BEG., Eelinsgrovo. v rs e' Wraps I V Consisting of Coats and Circulars of all kinds and styles. A full line of SHAWLS and BLANKETS. UaBeierwear, for Ladies, Men, and Children, Oil Cloths, W all Paper, and a line line Carpets, in fact, a complete assort ment of all kinds of goods. Give us .a call. TINWARE, STOVES, HOUSE' KEEPING II Ij wi i rn fully in foini th.isv tyr'- itizenacf Snyder entity, that J A uu now prtipHi-ed lo do nil woik 70 --?r' n my lino iicmplly nn.l in tie ji?'1' est win liinntiiiiio luHuncr. Iv St.. el; nf COOK STOVI! AA1 IIKATEHS j" i - -i . 3 CI Im. Jt.. ,J 3 , I i-jL- '1.. v.t"....: MM Successors to Situation, Harbor Co. NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! We hare just opened the KILL Ml) II I XT E It seusoh teiih ati entire neir slock oj goods, consisting of ry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, JWT0XS. JUTS, CAl'S, TRITNKS, I'ALISKS, vi'TLURY, CAliVKT.V, IHI'ICT CUAL JIAIil), qui:e,s, class, tlx, ijautiieM WOOD AMD H 1LL0 U1VAUE, C-, ,jC.t S C. These goods arc ttcarli all new, of the choicest matt rials and latest stifles. The trices ibe ask for them will astonish toii as thetarc unquestionably the rockbotlortl for retail trade- 1 e pay th e high est price for rH Kinds of Country Produce Judging f rom our trade we anticipate EXTENSITli SALES this season mid hare prepared to meet all dcmands CALL. Yours in, wait in f, K. H. CUST13K & CO., Near Middlcburg Depot- S, F. SHEAEY' Ccnlrcville, Snyder Co , Pa. flfincml Vm TnpnroTiPQ Anonl iTV J O- 4. k : i n i ... -c Wrap ! SKLINSGKOVBi PA, "J ? m' l!r,.u"fyw GOODS, &c. .s;. -jfir it iHiMrT-i?.L Z2M 19 Himply ininit use, inelii lm nil kindw of bIijJ ''l mukiH, pu iruuteod to oj0 t-atufuetiou. t niuLo m Nj.ccialty of HOOFING AND SPOUTING nnd eoidii.Uy pnlicit tho puUio pfttrooag M Hiis liue. Sloven delivered niul pul i.p ibgdy foruso witliout fslra cluuo lo nil puielianeis renidiiif.' wilhin ronnonaljln .linlntit e. Thanliitig you for puet fuvori und nolieilicg b. coutinuoiice of the aume, I nCi A'my 'J'j uly Voun, MIIUiLKISFKUH, fA 9 NOTICK ifl heieby Rivrr, fhl IhH ntlnwl,.d tV I l1..a I r...ul.M..la ta.A.f lh ft-Oll l.i. Iimvm liM.n flUHlallh ill 41l.kAl he UriliD' t'ourl ut baydet (ouuly, lureau litrinatiou uu Uuidaj. th I lilt day f Deal null. , : "' 4 II - Alilintmnoiit of I-uer Ann Kllngler, vtdovol 1 Iik.1 Hlliwl.r. (Ifte. ftwl, UU ol jwikftuB kiwif. lUli, hiid.r I a: X I ayaWi. -.s , 4
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