1 1 f 1 1 1 Jt I 4 i f i i .ilsestT reeata. n Coarlt of f Vit w WaM la. fnafts Moadatt ,TSjiJf! a..BB.I PWI eaea.oa ... freMta. taronttaat tbe .oanty rill lr aemllDI la ' ratpac .".-teas', tlllasaa ent nawajriMPTBeoiia. Wend akaraia " - ITJIhIVs. Oar aol..at lll aa Hb te at.k i: Rr fiUwtMll oaraell ra rlw ..Mia faata, aaa: till um Uaro an, aiatt M r laroeek Ih.tnna uanii. latarreti t oareell r.ap.aalbla lor lha I ietSSMtt mm1 ' SALE &S3ISTS&. mite lara been orbited at this o(Uc or property, advertised In the Pout t,r tha followiuz sales: Thursday, February 18th, 'O, Barah jt. imnKruierKP r nun I'uuin Msurtr Administrators of the es titte of Daniel DimWIt-berer, late of Middlecreek twp., deo'd will all personal property. Thursday, Feb. 18, Isaac I. Manbeck, Assignee OI rainuei r. rturnmi will sell retil estate and personal nronnrtv In Siirlna twp. Wednesday, Feb. 17, Sheriff Middle warth win sen rwifiiniiHiiw I'.mrt house hi MUldlfbnrnh. Tuesday, March 1(J, Heiijainln Stcffen Will sell personal irtrrtY nv m resid-nre. 1 luile Hast of lit. Pleas ant Mills. Mondav, Marsh 95, OsorR Martin will sell personal property in Washington township, 1 mile North of Pallas. Wednesday. Msreh 3, F. H. Pchrader will sell ft lot of valuable personal property i mile Kast of Adams bur. Wednesday. March , H. Wilson fish will sefl the personal property of Moses Krebs, (Spring township at Assignee's sale. Saturday, Feb. 80, Hartman &. I.ontr will sell store kwaU at uuctien at Centre villt. Tim n cilli' iam t tatu inc., ia lain li'l ii.nt "ti." See change In S. OppenUelmer's ad vertisement. Miss Sue Enterline, of Selinsrove, is itsltinic at 11. J. Duck's. Keit Tuesday Is election. See that pood men are elected to ofllce. R. F. Feebler, of Mifffinburic, spent Monday nnd Tuesday with the editor tind family. F. E. Hower is this week moving Ms stable from the lot. where the new jnil is to go. Mrs. John W. Orwig returned thi week from a two weeks' visit to friends in Union county. bquire Gift, who for the past few weeks has been confined to the house by I lueis, we are kWI to say is out again. Pont be fooled Into buying a cheap Sifter. Eittiuine and demand the genuine "Hunter" mid you will gel ""flieliest. """-7 !.. - A large party of young folks from this place hud an ei.JoyitMe timeiil the residence of Joseph Walter on Friday evening. The sixth nnnual convention of tl e Musical Association of Selinsgrove will commence on Monday, Feb. 15th, and coutiiiue to the 10th. J. (I. Smith found a nlov on the street in front of his hotel onTuesdi.y morning. '1 he owner can have it by colling for it. Hev.Spangler will tell us what more lie knows of Cranks next Friday ev ening, 12th, ami what he don't know about 'em ain't worth briigrfiii' on. Sheriff Middleswarth's smoke house caught tire on Monday and burro 1 h lot of meat. The bouse was saved by the timely discovery of Mrs. Middles warth. A weak back, with a weary, aching lameness over the hips, Is a sign of diseased kidneys. Vie the best kid ney curative known, wli'rh Is Uur do k Mood Hitters. A sleighing party consisting of four teen couple from this pluco enjoyed the hospitalities of Charles Sainpsell and family, Centrevllle, on Monday evening. Some ten or twelve young Misses were treated to u sleigh ride by Hain'l Hare on Monday evt nlng. They "put up" at J. C. Scboch's and had "just too good a tiuiu for anything." While Gabriel Heaver and wife of this place were on their way to New Herlin on Tuesd ly they upset. Mr. Heaver was thrown out with such force that he had several ribs broken and was otherwise badly hurt. C. O. See hold lias had about a doz en men employed during the past ten days, digging out the cellar, putting up the walland te.tring dowu the old house where he intends erecting the new etore building. While a lot of boys were out skat ing near Mlffllnbnrg, on Monday a line two-pronged buck deer Jumped ou the Ice before them. They gave it chase aud succeeded in eapturing it. John Farnsworth, agent for Jones, Heohtell & Sheibley, will make a trip through Snyder oouuty between tiie 15th and 83th of this mouth. Dealers will oblige by holding their orders (or him. Hartnian & Long, in order to dis pose of their largo stock of Geuerul Merchandise, will tell at public auc tion at Centieville.oo Saturday after noon and eveulng, Dry Uoods, Hoots aud Shoes, Hate ami Caps, Ao. Sol, Oppenhelmer oomes to the front with a special announcement of Ida Immense stock of Trunks. Par ties who contemplate trip and wish to luftHe; their goode proof against baggajCi luuulier should visit Mm t Cttoe, I. The ground hog has proved Itself at big k fraud as a prophet as any of the other. It saw it shawow on the seo ond, and returned with ' dire proph esies of six weeks eold. We now have sunshine, thaw, and blue birds. Capt Ueorge II. llassenplug, died at Will Creek, Vs., on Feb. 0. He was brought to his old home ia Mlf flinburg and was burled there yester day. The funeral was conducted by the (i. A. R. Tost of that town. He was commander of Co. E. 01 Reg. P. V. I. A national convention of third and fourth olass postmasters Is to be he'd at Chicago on Mondi y of next week, the object being to take action rela five to increase of pay. Their pay from all accounts, Is too small com pared with the salaries awarded first arid seoond class offices. J. 11. Ilerbster, of the west end took it into his head one day last week to get himself a wile. II irain according ly came to Middleburgh for a llceusn, but forgot to bring his "gal," and hi hail to go back for her. The last we have heard of his sweetheart she still retained her maiden name of Harriet llussiuger. Certain minerals, once forming a part of almost every medicine, are how regarded dangerous and unne cessary. The evils they produce are worse than the diseases they were supposed to cure. Dit. Walk it it's California Yiskqar Hittbii con tains nothing but the juice of plant and cures all disorders of the liver, skin, kidneys, digestive organs, and blood. One day last week A deer, run by dogs. Jumped into the garden of Frederick Hiugaiiian, residing u few miles west of Centrevllle. The dogs being unable to follow it over the fence, abandoned the chase. The animal was so exhausted and terrified that it surrendered to the men, and Mr. Hifignmau has it now In his barn lloor. It is a fine doe, and teems to like its new home. A dispatch from Huntingdon says that work will be commenced on the Seaboard, Pennsylvania and Wes tern railroad in the spring. Wlult we want to know now Is whether they will take the route that benefits Suy der county, but the prospects are very good, and we will spare no paiiiH to accfpiaiiit our renders wit li the facts as they come to the surface. We may havo something Important on this point in our next Issue. At the earnest request of the public in generul, the Sons of Veterans have succeeded in inducing Key. A. 11. Spangler to reproduce his very popu lar lecture on "Cranks" in Middle burgh on Friday evening, Feb. 12. The lecture gave such universal satis faction fhat we can guarantee them a good house. The reverend gentleinni will make siiuh changes io the lecture that wTll,nae it most interesting t a'l amj llilUiUX'tPJi'Llmtoiie can afford to miss. We are informed that Mr. A- Un angst of Allen wood lias rented Young's Hotel, at present occupied by Mr. C. D. Cox, aud will take charge of same on April 1st: Mr. Cox, we are told, will take his son's hotel at Northumberland, the Palmer 11 iite. Sorry to have Mr. Cox leave, us he and his family have been the best of neighbors, while the hotel was conducted bv him In a very or ilerly manner. Mijl'.inburti TilryrniJi. A fine Selopt icon Eutertaiiimeut of Photographic Scenes of the late war will be given in the Court House, on the evening of Washington's birth day, February 22d, being ulso Mon day evening of February court, fur I he benefit of Capt. Weorge W. It. van Post No :i(li. II. A. K. These scenes are not imaginary paintings, but ac tual Photographs taken on the spot aud consist of numerous scenes of Army Life, requiring over two houo to exhibit. The lime light is mcd. A brilliant picture of auy si.e from 10 to 25 feet in diameter can be shown. Roll ok Honor. The following persons have paid their subscription to the Post to the dates opposite their names. Should any mistakes occur in these credits or on your pa per please notify us: Win. Snyder, A. K. Middles warth, li. Calvin Ulsli, Jan. 1, '87 Deo. I, '80 Jan. 20, 'H(l Deo. I, "8(1 F. P. Drinker, Ueorge II. Hmi fur, P. M. Schoch, Ellas Hummel, C. W. Myers, Mrs. Mnry Specht, James K. Davis, Geo. Schuui , F. H. Behrader, Levi Young, Miss Fanny Howersox, Theos. Swiueford, Philip G. Reyer, Isaac Rearicb, James Erb, Deo. 1, '80 Feb. U'83 March 1, '8(1 Feb. 1, '87 July I, '8(1 Deo. I, '88 Deo. 1, '80 Jan. 1, '87 Dec. 1, '85 July 1, '80 Deo. 1, '80 March 1, '88 Dec. 1, '85 Feb. 1, '80 The following special dispatch sent from Lewlnbnrtf Weduesduy evening by Postofllce Inspector Speese to the daily papers will fully explain the various wild rumors that have been flying over the town for several days past, and with everbody else, we ex press ourdeep regret for the young man, his excellent parents and broth ers who are of unimpeachable- char acter : "The Lewisburg mall pouch for Lock Haven aud Iiarrisburg rail road postofllce, dispatched the night of the 1st Inst, was out and thirteen valuable registered letters extracted therefrom. Chief Clerk Hughes was advised of the theft, and telegraphed Postoflioe Inspector Speese at Erie of the fact. The Inspector arrived here this morning and after an investiga tion arrested Charles A. Catherman, substitute postal clerk, who confessed the crime. All letters were burned, Over ooe hundred dollars in money was found ou bis persoa. Lm Vttti.' Itixitburq ADAMSBURe. Look out for Vaten - tine day. Candidates are numerous for town- liln nSl.o Our Band held an entertainment at New Berlin on last Saturday evening. It was a financial failure. The Steam Tannery owned by D. Dreese at this place Is ia successful operation. George Gett and Samuel Fuhruian left last week for Kansas. A car load of potatoes was loaded at this place recently. The following posters are up: "Vote for Hilly Dreese the honest black smith, for Assessor." II. II. Laub, operator at Sellnsgrove visited friends here recently. Miss Fanny Reiser, our Primary teacher.received a telegram announc ing the illness of her mother. Reportrr. CsxTRKVtl.LR. Township politics is beginning to bubble Just a little. February 2d was ground hog day, and as the-"fritter" no doubt saw his shadow, the fate of the weather has been decided. We don't see what business a hog, even if it is a ground hog, has to dictate to a Christian community the character of weather we must endure. The Lutheran ami Reformed con gregation will erect a new church on! norm went corner or i nira ana .Mar, et streets during the summer. The old edifice where many a follower worshipped In, which stood about 70 jeni" mey uuinemimie iritniig iiuwii, ami all persons who feel an interest in this church, and who would like to! help the good and laudable cause: ..i i.. .. t- ii. . r ' " " 7 ' V V ",m,V . ' "oop timber is bought by Howell all. amount o their dollar.and cents & nf for m Wllllm t .,. to the committee who are appointed n... . , , . ... . ... . ,, Ibis takes young thrifty timber and for tnis part of the work. The com . ... . , ., , - ,, 1 our citizens should be careful how mittee appointed to secure subscrip- tlipy ,,,.Mrov t,e forests of our county. Hons, have thus far beeu suocessful, Mrs. Garmaii is on a visit to her tu receiving about $2H. 'daughter. Mrs. Wieund. Valentino day is fast approaching. Mr St.,)ub of Jllniatll cont ,,M As the day comes on Sunday, Satur- .....ved Into our midst, llels boss on day will In all probability be observed Kalbach s Steam Saw Mill. Ou the 7tu Inst. Prof. L. A. St inn a, Kun. .....II b ........ .......... ... .!... I this place, got tired of wandering through life alone and took unto hiiu nalf u wife Miss Alma Ilurtiiuiti an excellent and accomplUlied young lady aud a perfect blonde in beauty, who will strew his pathway with roses nnd lighten his burdens. We heartily congratulate the young couple ami wish them abundant prosperity and happiness which they richly deserve. Among the visitors iu town last, week were lion. J. C. Hiicher. Joseph ( I i reen, Paul (ieddis of Lewisburg, Dr. Uooke of Wintleld, and A I. W. Mar -1 kle of WilllauiHport. Revival servient in the I'.v. church still continues with good results. Kki'oktku . . . Hravkiitown. John Itoyer and Miss Alice Miugaiiiuii joined heart aud hand In wedlock at the bride's home I hiirsday. 1 lit y at once started ou a tour to Willlauisport and otlitr placep. -r-r- - i I i -1- I l.uav fiirfiitiM Himu Lirjt.MiiiisTir ninVr. .1.- l. !..!. - ,. .. ...... . .... . . m-iiii men- y on urn uiroiigu nie. Prof. Keller closed his course of in struction in vocal music witli u con- cert, which was well spoken of by inose who aiuiideil. uiseiitsH.w lucli nuiiiberi'd about sixty, speaK very highly of his abilities as an instructor. ltichard Kudd, of Schoolklll county, has transferred his lumber teams to this place, ami Is enaed iu hauling prop timber from Shado mountain. 1 1 is sou will move his family iu the near future. Mrs. William Specht has been very seriously sick for several weeks. The protracted meeting iu the Lutheruii church has closed, result ing in fourteen accessions, mostly (juite young. Mrs. James Itingannn has been suffering severely with a very sore and swollen hand for several weeks. It is now on the mend. James Herbster's bright little boy was seriously sick last week, but is now out of danger. Mrs. Heilmaii, accompanied by her son, of White Pigeon, Mich., has vis ited her daughter, Mrs. William Ru ber, at this place. Mrs. John I). IUdabach Is confined to a bed of sickness with bilious fe ver. Jccob Hlngaman's child is danger ously ill. The Heavertown Mutual Fire Iu sura lice Company held its annual election for ofllcers a week ago on Saturday. William Reber has adorned tils home with u new orgau. Mrs. J. J. Wasliaui, nee Jane Ulng man, of Williamsport, is at present staying at her father's, Johu lling- unin. Henry 8. Freed butohered 123 hogs aud 21 beeves, during the full butch erlng season, and besides has done many smaller jobs, dressing parts of the animals. Ona of John Q. Walker's children is very seriously sluk. Mrs. lion well Gross Is on the sick list. Mrs. Harriet Specht and her daugh ter-in-law, Mrs. William 11. Specht, are both sick, the latter seriously. A protracted meeting began In the Evaugelical church ou Monday even ing. John Algler's child is sick. A preacher of Springfield, Ohio, whobe name I have not been able to learn delivered an illustrated lecture ou the foundation of the Christian church on Sunday evening a week. The object lesson was very interest ing and Instructive to children and adults. ClTIZKX Now is your time to buy a buggy at your own price. J. P. Kearns of the Heavertown Carriage works has SO buggies ready and 80 started, and no room to store them. Parties deal fag io wagons ean buy at wholesale rates. Kuw Is your time. Cows hiiiI tsus tbctu. ' McCtVRK. Tlie Kline school Is the ; largest In the oounty.rather too large for on teacher. I t Tl. - Ll-.l. J A. f l W of Mrs. Steele? was a success. The presents were valuable and numerous The cltisens of MoClsre and vlolnl ty, held a birthday party In honor of Charles Decker on lost Wednesday evening. The supper was splendid; the presents were many and well se lected. Everything passed off suc cessfully. At 13 o'olook all left for their respective homes well pleased. Henry Kahley Is hauling timber to build a new barn next spring. Mrs. Peter Knepp Is confined to her bed by a severe attack of pneumonia. The la si two days appeared Spring like. Ground hog day had nothing to do with the weather this time. A. K. Mlddleswarth, father of the Sheriff was at Middleburgh on Tues day. The relief fund gotten up by the Pennsylvania U, R. Co. does not work as successfully as anticipated by the company. The universal talk at our end is, that the Post is the best paper pilot I'd in the county, Wilson Feese, of Michigan Is among us securing uflldavits from comrades with a view to getting a pension. llierewillbe an exciting time at the election of township officers Ulcers ou Tuesday. We are Informed that the personal property of Peter Kelgle, at SlierllT's o H,nMUltj t() On last Friday morning the ther mometer registered 10 degrees below zero. How is that for cold iu this temperate clime? One of the most provoking things Imaginable Is to visit a barber shop ou Saturday to get shaved and be compelled to wait several hours on account of a lot of people, who have plenty of time (hiring the week, get ting their hair cut. Many barbers refuse to cut halron Saturday audit would be well if other barbers would ,ikewU"- i)(.trs n.lvlse friends not to eat f roh,itt,.n urMlg The sale bills printed at this oftlei i have been highly cuiiolinif iit-, Sale bills oiVered by mail will re ceive prompt attention. Sim milks! Sn imq lb!-Fifty Thou- saul .o. 2. IS inch Shingles nt ?i 50 p--r tlioiixund. I nquire at tliis offic Ease, comfort, luxury, convenience, J Ii,iiiu V iibiiik . r " ' - .". 1 1. .i.l.U I I I. ..I.... Ilollowarr. see .d. Iii this issue. Seal-skin caps, of the bektqnalitv ami latest styles ran be had at Hoi ( lppriihfiuier s, ScliiibKrove, at uston ili uilow iiiIci h Remember I have yet a lot of Wat sontown and Klmira hoots ami shoes ,ml"1 wnien i win sell to my ens t""'rs at nint an account of ofunln the Hoots and Shoes out. S. OlTKMlEIMBK. Town Lots fou Sai.k. The! un dessigned offers for sale his lots situate In the town of Franklin, near the M Iddleburgh depot. These ars desir able building lots. For further par ticulars eall ou or address li. KoriinocK. McClure, Pa. or J. H. Kothuock, Middleburgh, Pa. Hy accident a man swallows a poi son. How frightened he Is. How the home antidotes are sent down af ter it, and in what glowing terms the messenger hurries along the doctor Yet hosts of excellent people are slow ly dying of poisonous elements in their blood. The liver should hav remov ed these, but it Is week and diseased, and so fails of its duty. Do you uu derstand this lactf If so, you will be glad to learu that Dr. Kennedy's Fa vorlte Remedy cures liver complaint Feb. Caraiii.llarkct. COKRKCTKU 11 Y W. II. W1NKT BVKHY WKD.f KSDAT. -No. 1 Red wheat M " 3 Fultz aud mixed H'i " 8 white B0 Rye fl'i Corn !is Oats to 33 Potatoes nd ellltltllctmrff Market Huttor 10 Kggs go Pitted cherries 13 iJimltted " Hlack berries 8 Raspberries 20 Onions 40 Lard 7 Tallow .'., S Chickens per lb 6 Turkeys B6J0 Nitln 8 Soulde , 10 Ham 13 MA-IlTlllSl?. Feb. 7th. by Rev. W. II. Stover. Luther A. Stlue and Miss Alma Hart- man, both of Centrevllle. Feb. 4th. bvRev. D M. Stetler.John K. Itoyer and Miss Alice Uingauian, both of Heavertown. Jan. 10. by Rev. W. A. Unas. Miss Louisa Wilt, of Newport, pa., and Philip T. Moyer, of near Freeburg. J)IKD. Feb. 4th, iienr Laureltou, Hugh Dobsun, aired 75 years, S uioliths aud .7 days luteriuunt at St, J (allies eeui- 1qiy, roeiv(iie. Like His Father. He Was Afflicted With Stone la the Bladder. Mf.S. W. Mirks, of Plesmat Vslky, Pi'rhsai t'onnl)r.nsr York, Ilia tun nl Mr. K. S. 11 Irhm wliaaa asms mr hara spnrml In tlilo Journal In rnnnrrtlon with an an Iris nlmlUr to ihl. wan Ilka hit la bar, affllctiHl with SHuna In Ilia Min i iti-r. only that hl riaa m mora arrlom llinn Mr nileTH i ns lamrr anvi. ini ina nn 10 write In 1. Davlit Keimcljr l Komluiit N.Y., alio, ha aid, would toll Mm wIkiI In to li, KnnHy rsiiii., nannilim Ihn of KKNMKIIY'H AViiki rL IIKM1 1Y. wl h h,l norkcl a iUTi"iuiij' in in anmr Mr. Hii-kh. who ha I barn sMurnl njr the l.l .l,y sl.-ln i,a ihsl tiiry nouiu uu niHiuna: mora lor nun, iritti riiviif Ita rameilli'S. Artvr tan w ak tin i i . a mo'ia ol an Inch Ions an ' or iho thloHno ol a pljia lmu. HI ore turn ha h.M li. no fjrmiloin f a return olthatruublr. II.. Isa H-k man lirilr.l What bnitar roriilni mulil Imva l.rn rtpi-.:lr If Whatsiaatrr hrnrnia rnuM tnHloiil "i-lnn-r i-..ii-foit The ami waa lalnril; ihhl In unirlv rn .iikIi. IT. Krnim.lr aMiin-f t-r piitilir, i.t s fi'pnlatl.iii wMrhhamnno aflnril to Hnprr-I "flint Ilia t'A VOKITI: KKAIKDY lisn Invlaorair lha Mo . I. eurrallvrr. klilie-y anil lln..rr r miplnlula, a all n all Ihuar Olaauaani wiaknuMi n paculiki to fi-malra. Thoiif-iinlaoDlriili-riil IVopla Volunlnrily Irn lift- In Irllvrs tolh Krnif ilv.with s arnilli anil I ii 1 1 iif-i ol wnri. wlilrh mari- liimrii iIim-iimii. i ami roill rmri nrver piiiKn, wht raturlti' l mr Ir. thr irrrat tin-litr t..r I.I.....I. II, .-r khliiry illmrtlrii, haa aouo lor llieui sua lliflr 'lli'lLIc. Assignee Notice. VOTTCK is h.ieby given that i." Mn-et Kr.i.i i f Sprin' lown hli. Sejilrr anun'y, l'., ka int.l.' aiiluuinry iler lot m- lanmrnt .f all bla . dern. rsal ati'l pamnn-l, f r the banani of h a era Mora, l i lha un iar. israi. ai iro i unowlriK liao talis- 111. ti' u-au will l li ail will i lea.a make Intm 1lt niimiiii whllr thole bavins i lalu will p. at. n' ihon . 11. M II.MI.N I I.SII Jao.JI, !. Atls..rt. iNUlxSEltY. )F.VC. W. WALTER. Salesman I I for (.'has. W. Htswart a Oo's., rfmisrc, Newark. New York, will ba nlint il la rm u.i or.leri l..r llili popular Rrm, In. anvil. Ina In lb- Nurrary Una. Choice a il N. w Varl II I att.a.-Uiir I'lxitlvely a-ll any nthan In priea anil rii tiny i ait, ti m uirn'e i lla win call on all psrilat ihtt a I trait bloi at I'auna I r.-ak, Kayier ilouniy. Pa. rfii. ai, -re. CJtMirt INiolaiamidii WIIKUKAS (he lion. Joseph llu-ber Pram lent .lu.Ua of tl.a lu.ti rial nittrlri eiVMp,.ie.l ol lha rountlrt ol Stifila I'nlon ami MilBIn anil Samuel A. We'tel snil jhciiii a. Minitn, l.tit. Attoi-laia .ImUrt la nil lor Snvler rounl? hara lantiril their tira sept b arlns. !( lue Jill .!, nl Ian. . l fan, to mo illrartail lor tl,.' Iioi.iiiiu ,. an Uri pliant eonrl aa.urtol Con moo I'laai. court ornyer and Terminer ami tlenaral n.oirt o. Uuarter wrxloni of li.a peti t si M lilillabumli lor lha county ol inyilar: on b titi Mnnii (bains Ilia :o4 Uay ol k'ab. lattt-t. ) aud oontluua one win. Notioa l tbara'ors narray alren to Iba Coro Oar, Juailitae of the Trace a.il t'untable In ami for tharnuoly ol sny.lei . to appear In ibalr prnpar par-ona wun Ibeir milt rauoroa. Inuu inona, elimination- alio nther irmrin' r.nrei to llio-a lli'n to thrlr nrnoe anil hi th Ir b-. balltiertaio to lis iloos an. I w itna-act ano i rr. aone .roei"ii..p- In behalf ol II a I ntiimoii wealth analni any paraont era require. I t.. i,a tkrn a i.l tbera aitamllnv ami not ilrparilna- witnout leave ai iiiair i eru .iiiriirei era re quattail to be puu. iulln ibelr aitemlanca a Ilia appiunirii tuna aaratai.iy in noli, a tiie-a umiar my nann ami teal at lbs Sbar It'tnrnea In M lilillehurn, I he 'ill ilt nl Jan: A. It., ona tliouaanil elalil humlreJ anil algbt-tli. tin u. uii'UkEMWAKTll, sbarlll. Assignee's Sale. Tlir Ullili'tnlnniiil Aa-lsil'-rol lh" Kiotl V. t:lle ol iiiiiii'I t . or. n l will rthn-i- Io I'u li- N ile nl thr traiilioii'i ol thi Mini Sum ,i-l K. Aur.tinl in Sprinic lowii-liin, iiy.i-ri'oiiii! v, '., i't mil,-, North ol Ailiiui-tiurs, oil Thursday, February 1 8 h. 'SG The tiill. wlnic ili-i-.-rllo il n s-tiiln to wit : I II i ' ah. A riTtmii nii'Ho.iL-r ..r ir.n l oi 1 ii.l mm ,ir in Spring lownenlp, .Siijilvri'uiiiilv, I a., cioii.lllllliK Fifty-Tbree JVcree, . I l-o. linn Irion I .im-li Ille io Ail.iiii.luirK. I.i-I li) liiinl ol in u.i Miiinpll, --.nil ti bv .Mlil.M,. IT-- , Itll V lt liv lull. I-nl Win I.Hiiir. lll Ti' mi urn iir.-i'iiil a llnlM-:, HANK ItVIIN iiii.I o line I r.iry initloiililiiiKi. Tine trurt la In 11 inuh aiiiiiini 1'iiiiiva inn. I II l I .No. V-Siiimti. In thr lnwmlilp. i-uiiiiij nun -line Hiiiri'i,iii, eniiiairilliK Kiglit Acres, morr or Iraa, lunimli'il North by Mlilillifn-iiii 41 il iniiiH nl win r.wni'. I.iai l.v Sum. vl Xlllllpn. MOIIII !) II V W H'.llnl. r.l I.V l-lln I..I. I In--nine "in t I H Mil 1 M ;H , A N II, S ilo to i-ioitiii.-in-i nl v o'i'liM-k n.m. oi a ihl lint when ilmi iiili-inlii will lie gite u ml (Tina nl an. a muile known bv ISAAC I MAN HI IK. A aiK in a ul Saiuiirl K, Amaint. (1HANII JI KY. Drawn for February Tarm, eamnieorlnn MonJiy, the -J J ml. I "116, Adsuit Moaea Krii. II. arer Ir. In Klnnea Heaver W.al Charlea Darker. I'entr A . I.. Spansb r. Koln-rt naaalnstr IMiapinau Ailam S Her I I. t'rankl'n DatM Keraetter. J.C Sehnob, A. S. i hambai'h. Ml.l.lleioirnL-t.'harlai Smith, J. M. Van- ttn.lt. Mli.llrrieek-llen. T. Row. Monroe D. N . A pp laaao r'rymoysr, Daolal lletrl.-b. M itlil.t App. Perry Want l' Irl ArbOKStt. sprlns liarm Waicnar. SellnaKr.i.e .Tolin t'ouat. I'M. H. "l -nibarli.f. Waahl ..oii (. W. Manilla, loliu Kelll. Wm. sebnar. Henlon T. Struub. FETIT JL'hY. Drawn lor Kabruary Tarm, eominrnelos Monday Ilia iJml. Ailami .loilah llliiKamtu, Zaobarlai lit lis La. h, .1. (). M01 nr. Boater-Wlleou ALler. Kobrt ll-arer, Sam uel III. kel, Au-tln llliik-ain in. Ilrater We-t Kuban Uoia, Abiab iu lloltboe, .lnhn;. II t. (laatre Kn-'l J. II iyi'r, .laivib II Ilarlmtn r'rankllo J"bn ! itrl. h, John Alanln. .lobu Hailt, U. Jj. KiDiilnsor, Htuj. Wlittu inter Chi 1 111 in .Isokann H. Ilamiuel, Tbomsi H.ll -r. J. H. Mall, Auauatua straub. Jtekaun Win. Maitln Juhu Kel. bhy, Jars 111 1 all spnnsiar, .l.bu A. Meeaa. Mlilillnrraek John Krelaa . Monro II. A. Ilicki-I, David Yuuna. fai.n-K. I.. I'lilnh. Parry M n hatl llapner, Tbo-naa A boa; a. t. PiTiy We.t Iraleilck Arbouaat, I.lnroln Mll'ar Sprlns tlen. 1 It. s.-lluaiiroia-M A. Millar, J. 8. Wagner. Uulon Kmniiel Auokar Jaoiea Hume, Jon athan Kliiel. Jiicb I harp. Waabi.'Ston linnry ArboKaat, I.tl S. floy, JonaibHn A. (Irluiin, ocroojs tlarmao, John lluinniel, John M. lloduiao, Haury habuse.Jaaub H Waller. KNOW THYSELF. RAINBOW RUPTURE 8imnl, aaiisj, rli4vl)land pssrfaMt rtsiu-r. It la not m Truss. Worn li and Nisjbt ami lt Worn iJai pfuo9 (amotion, touri for oirvultr wiihttuiU muuiala tnm crMistful uffrtr oorsU by tiiUkp I'iiauoa, nnresj vmmrmi aiaietu VDa vurtflckj JinllUVfJ iiUVUSs Bttj.. iiVUII. Ml U hkillfui iriMtaiaaot iivo nil kindai u( urBimt BDd mixiiCHJ oaM w aaktialng vt traubltjsj In Dtal amt auiau w MMtminii dtaswn an4 pri jsiltour (satoiaitr. Jl) fSMtMall JswLSf, aura in writs w txtrur taalnu traaj OoiTUJlaiua ft Mtl iAvitaMla FIFTY GIRLS! TO KNIT AND CROCHET. Good Wages. Pay Weekly. Lliflit, steady work given out to be made at home. Work and mnterltt) furnished, called for and delivered free by express. . Globe KEittiM Co , 82J Washington St.. Boston. llnss. J Fob. It, '18.011. CDeairSnis From (Ihn iiy vc will offer grert vr biiruins llian ever offered in Ladies a null CBaiOBno Circiihii-M. ISIaiikets. Unps, Nliawlo, iiimI nil kiiulsof Woolen Goods. Our stork of Geniiniitowii Wool, saxony and zephyrs is ytill complete. My 1 D'Eces the lowest. C?ome to see us. it will pay you. IteispectfullVt mB. WEIS, Solinsgrove. THE BEAVERTOWN CARRIAGE and HARNESS WORKS! Mnnufuctnres of IWonciiM, Jump scs.t t'errinpfn, Wsgnns. Sleigbs. Also ifi(,'l nml Double llnrio ss 1 1 1 7 :. r -a 1 - V t :r w.' -a - a - m 7 Ja 5 " tj L 1 aat" Hi), FS.aaias tltaa j i LPav l , TA - km m W jj - -ktS wm we-v--traa. a. wa aiianaumt4aaMvaAl . a ' VI no I s -o itnr $7.r 0 Top Po.'p , which we arc niHkintf S eciully Haililiiiy Maturisl taken iu est buoefor work. Cull on or nMiess J P. KISAKNS TINWARE, STOVES, HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, &c. I wonM ipspert fully iiifnim il1' citizens of Snyiler pnnnty. Unit I uu now piepn'i- 'o do nil w,,il, hi my 1 u 1 H n 1 tly nn I m tl c iiest woi koiiiiliko mauiior. Aly .Stock of COOK STOVES A AD IFKATEKS Successors to Simon ton, Barber $ Co. NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! He have Just opened the KILL JJVD U'LYTEJt season with an entire new stock oj goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, AOTMXS, JUTS, CAPS, TRUXK8, KiLTSFf, VUTLEIlY, CAllVbyiWAUVl'lT CHALSJIAIW, QUKh,St CLASS, TJX EAltTUEX, WOOD AAD niLLOUWAUE, G .Jtt, U. These goods are neurit all new, of the choicest nrnts rials and latest stues. The prices we ask for them iwiil astonish uou as then are unouesfionnllithe rock lottcm for retail trade- We pay th e highest price for MI Kinds of CoHQtry Produce. Judging from our trade ire anticipate EXTENSIVE SALES this season und have prepared to meet ail demands- CALL- Yours in waiting, H. II. GUSTFJt & CO., Near Middleburg Depot- S, F. SHEAllY" Centrevllle. Snjder Co , Pa, tiBIJ sstfe'M(.'WmMBIrtraBiaMaM. Kti iTsialus .ifat, . No Ai-.muttlt Mil afle . o- wcair9 w 9 t -. r. t ' -i . r - -.v;i-J r i r. W tt --iiji. ff Vii? r 1 - ! i'i aWtaMakafk is simply immense, iocludi. u hIi Lii-ox I sm sr, njftkes. Kirsnted to j.ie sst irfsrt im, I tnuke spccialtj of HOOFING AND SPOUTING and roiilinlly solicit tbe pullio palrcrsge ir this line, SloTes delivered ond i n! pp Mn'y fur iiso without cxtrs cbsijje to tt 11 puirtiarii residinpr within leusotiH'.ln distsnre Tliniikiii ymi for past fsvms and si lirilii.g a coutiDusnce of tde snnie, I aoi Very Truly Vonu, Da T- 15 II OA Dy. MIIX'I.EHI Kf.H, I A '5 VIMX X .III ta.ll ou fraa a ri toahla, aaiula but ofajoailj that will tial -. h In lha av af ihbSInm n.M . -.. . , . tli-B sutibIbs .Ua I. Aoitrloa. torn I ...., J all ague aa II. at home taj w.rk la i a jilioa, nr all ba Hid.. Capital a"t ir f-,.. -i in a wm e..r job. itaiaeaaa pa t ' t " 'V' at . iat-iia.rt , rortiaae, Mam. ( fjJk, S. r, I Irar r, Srats-artjP-- ' Iboe. wha arrai"eati-Tfai"a.ri iu ran a- MaU. '-' faaa.v
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