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Tliuistlay, .July 22, issii.
Tbo nominco for i.:ovemor, Ucn-
cral James Adams lVaver, was Lorn
At Millerelown, 1'erry County, IV,
on October ill, 1S:17. Ho aa edu
cated at Jill'erson College, Canons
bnrg, graduating in 1S."', and at
onco began tbo study of law nt
Hellefouto with H. X. McAllister,
enbsequently becoming Hint gcrtle
tuan's profegsional partner and son
in-law. Tbreo years aftc r his ml.
mission to tbo bar tbo rebellion
broko out, and bo at onco volunteer
ed and was chosen first lieutenant of
a company of tbreo month's men
raised at I.elkfoute, and assigned to
tho Second lVnnsylvAiiiu Infantry.
At tho expiration of thoir term bo
helped recruit tbo Forty-fifth I'cnn
eylvania Infantry and Lccamo its
lientcnant'Colonel. Ho wan thortl
nflrirnr.lil ni""n l nlmolor of
tbo Ouo hundred and Forty-Might,
nnd in May, IS''.;), was severely
wounded at Cbancelloiftvillo, and as
noon ns bo could boar tbo fatigue of
tbo journey was sent to Ilarrisburg.
nnd during tbo Gettysburg cum
took command of Camp Curtin. Ho
was uiado Lrigado commander ut
Cold Hinbor, mid was again wound
cd, but not seriously, and at lV-lors-
lmrr wan virr pel ioilsl V br.lt bv the
, . . ... , t, i , ,.
. i i , , .1
covory be again tout eutuman l of
l,iB l.riado on tbo eve of notion f
Ream's Station, nud was srnmly on
tho tiebl beforo bo us again hit
And bo ba lly that bid ! g bad Ij bi
Amputated.
General Heaver then returned
from nciivo service, was mastered
out iu lSOo, at.d returned to Hello
foute, where bo ei ago l Actively in
Uw pnietico uud man ied. Ho look
a prDminent place in politics nt
occo. in iii no was mo cnairman
of tbo Pennsylvania delegation t r. t
tbo llepnbl'cin National Conventi ui
At Chicago, w here ho vob d steablv
for Cirant In Hl! be wss tbo Re
publican caucus candidate for
United States Senator, but nf'ei
thirteen ImllotH bis nauio was diop
ped nu.l Jot ti I Mitchell was taken
tip and elected. In l"- bo was
nomiuatid by ncelamalioii for Gov
ernor, and in tbo subsequent bc.
tiou loci iv 1 Ill'.'S!) votis, John
Stewart, tho Hub pendent Hepubli
cau candidate, received 4:1,712. and
llobett K Pu'.ti-iou, letU)Ciat, :i.r).",
791. General Leavei'M dofoat was
owing, therefoio. to tbo lt; l puid
ent IU'publican movemont.
William T. Havis, tbo candid ibt
for liouteniiut-goveriior, was bom
in Glamorganshire, Wales, Dec jo
1831. lu early bfj bo emigrated to
Ibis country, and tulered the Owego
Academy, New Yoik. After grad
uating bo rend law nud v. us admitted
topiaclicoin HiadfVrl County, in
ibis Stato. In 187" bo (is elected
dielrict Attorney for I bo teim of
tbreo years, !;t in 1877 ba was
chosen Senator for tho ithcut term.
In 1S80 be wus re-elected for a full
four yerns' term. Ho was a candi
date for lieuteuant-governor on the
uan.a ticket with Oeu. Hjuver iu
18S2.
Col. A. Wilson X orris, who has
bt en mado the euudidato for auditor-general
was born at Lewiatowp,
Pa., in 142. He 1 ft school to en
ter the army in led n lioulonaut,
was oaptured ,at the second LuUlo of
Ball Rao and ajaia at Gottybburg.jlioiio uu.l buggy. -
bin linn boia
twonly months.
boll ii contivity
Aftor tbo war bo
alndicd law. Ia 18S0 ho was elected
to tbo Stalo Somite ia tbo Sixth
lisliict of I'hihidelphifl. Iu 183l(2Uh April, 18!., forbidding all
bo w;i9 Appointed pension aout in citizens from Allowing the Canadian
Philudolphii to siicccd Gen. II. U. Jtbistlo to go to pool on their prom
.Sicktl, but wis remove frota that; ices It ia ono of tbo most pesti
position in June, 1M", by 1'rusiduut ilenlml weeds of nil that now pollute
Cleveland. I
lliotms .J. i3i'vnrt, lr.o rnn.lnlato
ior scereirirv i niirruai nu urs, win
bom noir l'.elf.iM, Iitl m 1 in Sep
tember, ly IS, but wuh brought y
liis pnroi.tH tho next yeur ti Not tin
town, whh'h bus finoo been bin homo.
Ho Nerved in tbo I'nioti Army to
ward tbo clone of tbo wir, baa btcu
nffiislnnt Adjntiitit-Ri'iicriil of tho
Orniul Army of tbo UepuMtf iu tl.in
Mate, nnd nljut iut of tho Sixth
lleinient. X. i. V. Sinoo 1fS0 be
litis been otigAod in busine-m n9 n
raiinnfacturcr nnd doalor in winJou
Jeii. E S. Onborne, rnndidalo for
CoDgr08HUiiinat-liiro, was bom
Anust "i in Hotbnny, 'Vuyno
County. Ho was e lurutcd lit the
I'tiiviTMty of l'!iiiisj Ivanii nn 1 tl.e
I'ouhkeepMo Natiomil Iwv School,
and after completing 1 1 i ptit lien re
moved to Will.e limn. vb ro be
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law. Jio ntticd tho nrmy m ti e
boginninf; of tho wnr c;liul if
tbolr.Mh ( I'.ueUtit'l) ll;'iniei)t o(
lYnntylvanii and by vi' iriin Hir
viro roso to tbo ra lo of bri'jadier
goneral, which rank bo liel I when
mustered out nt tho ,!oto of tbo
ic Uomou. lie nui).-f "I'leiiiiV i (Mine
major-general of the- National timid
which position bo la id f.r eiuhl
yearn, in ii no was a eiiKii ine
for countv indgo. but was d"f'.atc.l
by.lud.jo Hundley. Ill lSl bo W'lf
tlceted CongreHhUian-sl-laige. and,
then fore, is now uoiuiuatud to huc
cced himself.
Ho wiih elected to the I'orl y-t lnlh
'present t'ongrcsB as 15(.pn uiita-tive-at-Largo
by wl.at is st iti d to
have btxii tho birgot voto ever eant
for nnv candi l ite iu thin slate, lb
uetived I7i'..".!bl votiM ' J. ":'! in ex-
reus of Ulaine'sl. iiaiui.t iKl.OI'J ( i1
W. W. II. Kavw (iK-moeiat . !.(' I
for Atwood ' rci'i)li:i l. ). an I 1 1 171
for t'laik l'robil itioni-t.)
Col. Freil tlraut has made a state
ment, tho gist of which is printed
iu H'trjHrs Hi ('. Ho complains
of unkind insinuations ngainsl him
on nccouut of tho failure of Grant V
Ward, p.nd says ho wis nowr a
member of that fit ru: Wbo'i the
failure camo bo found himself in
debt to tbo amount of fSUO.ooo.
rtbich ho has sinco roducod to .S"'i''.
mil). Ho has hardly bought a suit
of clothes since, nud ovorythiuir be
has savod has been paid on bis d Jt.
1 1 o paid: This moruiug I received
!?;!0" from a publisher for writing nn
articlo on tbo war. I at onco do-
I posited tbo money for tho benefit of
my creditors. I am now connected
with a company that furnishes the
wood work for new buildings. I
own no stock in it, but am simply
an employe, When I graduated ut
We.vt Point father gavo mo .l,'li)o
un 1 mother gavo mo another frl.oijil
to bavo a good timo with
I Imp-
pencil to moot Mr. John Huov,
1
tho Admin Kicnress c-mipary,
,1
Kxiiress cmpapv, nnd
1m sai 1 that tho stock of tho com
puny was bound to lino very soon,
I gave him my 2 ' oO and content
ed mycelf with entertaining n iuo tf
my el..ssmate.s at bi'.her's house at a
cost of only $10 or SoO. Tho stock
went up. un I by reinvi'Pting my
dividends and adding 1 1 tliein what
I could tavo from my salary as lion
I tenant I bad clD.tlOil iu about four
years. A 8'-n of II. 1 Cooko open
ed lu.'d.ing bouse in Washington,
ami 1 iiivii.-ted '2 il '0 with him. In
u few niontliH bin paitner, Sherman,
a iclntive of Senator John Sherman,
j .iturtcd in ba. iness on bis own hi
Cwuntiindl iuvested ?.: ,'toi.l with
I him. part of it borrowed from friends.
I lost eviry cent. Some lucky spec
J nlations in mining nl icLs at Ciiicigo
jboon enabled mo to recoup, nud
ithttso were followed by investments
, in real estate similarly fortunato
jOno day in Ne.v Yoik I met 1'ordi-jnan-1
Ward Hy biu ndvioo 1 bou.jbt
:oti)') We-lera l'ni)U stock nnd
! cleared S '11' 'JTiorj I t ) k a dobk
in the ui'.ico i f Grant -V Ward. I
hud 7,,,0, and every dollar of it
w is invented with tbo linn.
In ad.'.i'ion to my obligations
juf 00,i) hi l o'.vcd which
fi ien la i f initio bil l invested with
the (irm and bad lost outright. One
of theso friend was ,i relatiio iu
Chicago who bad sent mo !r'(!,0lld. 1
bavo already refunded to ber ono
half of that sum. 1 bavo borno u
good many attacks from tbo news
papers, but I do not know that I
over gave cause of o'dVuso to Any
body. I shall not bo satisfied until
every dollar lost through my advice
shall bo reutoroJ to its rightful
owner,
wwniiinii7aS
A lit t lo negro, called "Curt,'' at
.Marshall, Mo., whoso father was a j
soldier aud wns killed iu tbo war, j
recently received fl.fiOO pension
money. His fhbt purchase was a
Sf.o finger ring, his tcoond a &300'
i'Maiililieil liinueii ill lln; pi-icuco oiij,u1,i3
THE CAITAIIAII THISTLE TEST.
Tho farmer of nerj community
should sternly enfoico tbo law of
the fields of tho farmers, and it
;Hi,n:ids from tbo tbriftloss to tho
Ian 1 of tbo thrifty with fearful
rapidity.
Tbo 1 nv of 181 rovi lus that any
person boldi:i;; latida by luans or
otherwise, who shall ullow tbo Ca
tiatliati thisllo to go lo foc l on their
premi-es, hball bo fiocd fifteen dol
lar, tj bo pii 1 to tbo ticbool fiinl
of the ilistuct. Any ciliZ'.-n who is
likely to bo inj'iied by tbo spread
of tbo pest from bis neighbor's
laudo, may givo notico to bavo tho
wrtN cut beforo going to sec'',
and if not done, tbo CouHtablo or
Supervisor in rcfpiitod to outer npou
tbo properly, cut tho weeds and cm
compel tho payment of labor and
eo- ts from tbo holder of tbepullu'ed
No avengo firmer or good citizen
bbimid 1 1 juiro ofTi'-i d notice from
an oIVict to in il.e him cut tho Can
aJiiu tbintlo Leforo it lipous its
fleod. A fow hours' work nt moot
woul 1 cut it ou any avcrago firm,
an 1 tbo holder of any latnl ebould
cut it for bis own protection. It i-
dcbtruclivo of all crops when it gfts
rooted in field-, and its downy needs
tiro wafte hither aud thither lo
poll n I o nil neighboring hiiiJu.
Supervisors of public loads ftro
ab.o rtquired, by tbo new law, to
cut t li 3 Ciualian tListlo on or along
ill roads or unsealed lands iu their
lislri'ts, nu 1 in caso uf failure, they
aro liaV'lo lo a lino of Ln il liars, to
bo recovered for tbo uso of the
parties about to bo injured by tnicb
neglect or rifusal. Tho present is
i ho timo to destroy tbo Canadian
I bisllo pest, an 1 ov- ry occupant of
laud should iiillinjjy and promptly
obov tho law.
ASIIAIIAI'I LI.TC3
T
Among recent f.i"ts of literary
and popular interest, s tho an
nouncement of a new illustrated
biography entitled "Tbo livery- Pay
Lifo of Abraham Lincolu," written
by '-Tboso who knew him." Tho
plan of tho work is that of nn ex
haustive biography, giving not only
tbo general facts of his lifo iu chro
nological older, but incidents,
anecdotes nud teo'.y 7,tf facts
mumt.-hj rsonil such ns could on
ly bo given by those in closest inti
mate nud confident lid relations, dur
ing the vaiious periods of bis life.
TLes'i were, in puisuanco of the
plan, enlisted for tho work, cm
biaeing tbono who know lain ns u
b.ey, as a tlatbo.iti.iai), n rail-splitter,
a eb ik iu n country store, n law
student, n lawyer, politician, Presi
dent every period of his eventful
raid most interesting life. Laeh
author writes of the facts of bis life
.luring tho period in which bo l.uow
him facts and incidents that came
under bis own observation nud with',
iu his own knowledge. A book
thus written, un I so exhaustive iu
fact concei ning one of so enduring
a place in tho hearts and admiration
uf his poeple, is assured of eutbus
siatio welcome and a lastiug plaeo
in popular esteem. Wo aro told
that the last literary work pel form
ed by tho late Judge David Pnvis,
Liuo.Ju 'h lifetime friend, was on of
iho many contributions to this vol
ume, in which bo took a deep per-r-onal
iuteivsl.
It is a grand career and chirantcr
that is thus so miuutely 'delineated.
What lover of simplo worth nnd
homily virtues is not tonehod by
tbo story of lcuoolu's puro and
manly li o I lu what other couutry
could it bavo boon possible to pro
duce a ohiractur and career like bis.'
Tho w.irk is rendered fartlmr at
tractive by iieai ly 10 J superb on
giiiviiis fiom oilgimil designs made
especially for this book, illustrating
scenes and incidents i'l his lifo. It
is sold at p pular prices witbiu the
reach of all.
Tho canva-i.sing ngont for bucu a
woi i will find tho latcb-btriug out,
a welcome aud patroungo that will
niako bis Ini-inex both pleasant uud
prolitablo. X. 1) Thompiou Pub
lishing Co., St. Louis, Mo and Now
Yoik Cily(imo tbu eulorpribiug pub
lishers. A load of bay wus boing driven
into tho big burn of Scbnyl r Parish
of Naples, N. Y., tho cthor day,
when nn iron bolt of tbo rack press
id so hard on a wheol that tho tiro
Btruck fa o nud the hay was ignited.
Tho driver had tho prcsonco of ruiud
to back tbo load out of tho barn and
jumped down. Thou tho frightened
team ran through the village with
the blazing load, sotting fire to a
bridge ou tbo way. When they
0 tlop.,Ul ftH 0f the wagou had
tcn burned but the frout wuoola.
SU1T2EAU3.
A big jnrtlo was caught near
Lincoln Parish; La., And its head
was cut off. Three days later a
chicken found tbo bead And was
picking at it when the jaws snapped,
caught tho kitchon, And killeJ it
outright. ,
Matilda Thomas went to pick
cherries nt Westchester, Pa , tho
other da)', nnd a fow hours later was
fonod bangiog xload iu tbo treo.
Sho bad, apparently, blip pod, and
ber neck catching in a crotch, sho
was hangLil fa that curious way.
Joseph 1'iith of Fierron, III., hid
iyb, gold, iu his oat bin last fall.
Last week, ho Hold bis oats and
dumped (bom into a -car beforo he
remembered his raonoj-. Tbey
shovelled the outs over three times
without finding anything, but a
fourth trial fotcbod 'cm.
Colo Vonngor, ono of tboso celo
brated Minucsota bandits, tho
Younger brothers, is said to bo a
man of great ability and consider
able education. Sinco bis iraprisou
nvnt bo has studied tbo Uiblo care
fully, nnd now iegularly preaches to
bis fellow couvicts in tbo Stillwater
peuiteutiary.
A rattleau.iko got in front of a
mowing muchino in St. Joseph
county, Ind, and was cut into three
pieces. Wbou Mrs, Ilouck, who
; was raking hiy, cnuo up whoro it
was the head still bad lifo enough
to bilo bur, and the j iws bad to bo
torn npart to romovo tbo fangs. .Mrs.
Uonek camo tear dying.
Hilling n thauder storm at New
Ikichmond, Wis., two thundurbulls
went through tbo pillow of n yonug
woman, ono on each eido of her head.
Her hair was singed, bor hea l nnd
shoulders burned, nnd bjth cyobal'.s
so oiibicrcii tunc euo win uo loiaiiy
blind.
A young woman of Ashlon, Dak-,
has n farm which she works nil alono
She has three horses, and last year
she raised 1,20 J bushels of grain,
and now has seventy-five ncroa of
wheat, fifteen of c iru, and is break
ing up moro lau.l. Sho averages
about ono offer cf marriago a month
Two hunters from Minucsota,
who spent the winter on the Atba.
basca lliver, caught aud killed 100
beaver, 19 moose, aud other uniuials.
and thou lost oil their furs by a
spring freshet. They bavo just come
w nitU mult nprlug euteli, ulnetl in
cluded 13J benvor, 12 Iyus and ono
boar which they bavo sold for $o)0.
Iburiug their loss, they think tbey
did very well, and will try it ngain
uext fall.
Al Kilter of Wonas, Wenas. W. T.,
was showing his wifo n new breech
loading rillo when it was accident
ally diocbargod. Neither was hurt ;
but tbo fact that their two-year-old
boy, who bad been sleeping ou tbo
bed, did not Awake, led them to
hurry lo Iho bodsido, Tbey found
I ho child dead. Tbo ball bad enter
ed tbo left groiu, como out at the
chwst, eutered again nt tbo chin, nud
lodged in the top of tbo boad.
Lightning struck ft housa in
Yoluntowd, Couu., the other night,
and nfter ripping up tbiugo gouer
"lly, tho cm rent divided into two.
Ouo went to a houso uoar by, killing
a goat, on tho way i Blruck a giil,
burned her stocking And shoo off,
and blistered aud partially paralyzod
ber leg. Tbo othor current went off
at right ADglos from tho firut dam
aged a pig pou, and knocked down
a horso in nu Adjacent barn.
Mrs. Miua I'acbman of Logans
port, Ind., baa beguu a suit for
1,000 damugoB against tho Ger
man Lutheran church of that plaeo,
aud also asks for au injunction
restraining tho pastor and trustees
from ringing tho chimo of bells of
tbo church. Sho complaius that her
daughter, who is an iuvalid, suffers
severely nt each liugingf of tho bells.
TLoro is, of courso, no disputing
tho truth of a thing that can be
proved by mathematical demonstra
tion. For instanco, this, proposi
tion advancad by a professor of
mathematics to his pupils : "It is
ovident that if it takes ono bricklay
er twolvo days to erect a wall of
given dimensions, twelve bricklayers
ought to do tho work iu ono day,
JSg in an hour, 17.2S0 iu a minulo,
uud 1,036,800 bricklayers in a single
socoud."
Daniel Swayixe, while walking on
Iho bank of the Misbininowa lliver,
uoar Somerset, Iud., saw a human
skull protruding from tho earth
where tho water had wasbod the
bank. lie dug iuto the bauk and
found a ekclotou wrapped in a coarse
woollen cloth and lying in A wood
on trough. Ia tie trough were sil
ver ornaments, a necklace, braoelots,
big bands hung with silver bells,
and other trinkets. The skeleton
was undoubtedly that of ft Miami
chief, r 4
A rioa for tho Girl of To-Ia?-
Th9 girl of to-day is ft busy, use
ful worker. She Is generally pro
ficient in neodlowork. Sho can not
only nltor bor own drosses, but cut
and make tboso ncd her undercloth
ing as well. She has a knack at
trimming her bats nnd furnibirg
ber wardrobe, nnd does her full
slmro at helping the dressmaker
who comes to Assume charge of tb.
spring and fall sowing. Sho under
stands the vaiious branches of
mending and takes that division f
labor ott her motbei's bands, ns well
as tbo care of parlors and dining
rooms, the ai rangeiueiit of lnveis,
tho supervision of the manners and
apparel of tbo younger children nnd
sometimes of their studies, too. Let
full justice bo done lo tho "girl of
tbo period," or rather let there be a
clear comprehension of what shall
bo really represented by that much
abusod phraso. It is not f lir to
lake tho weakest specimens of tho
sex as typos of n class compraising
earnest woikers, with strong concep
tions of life, its responsibilities and
burdens and steady purpose to bear
them according to tho best of their
ability,
Claj Allison, n Las Vegas cowboy
or, ns bis advancing years demand,
cowman, sold ft lot of steers at
Choyouno tbo other day at a good
profit, nnd then went lo a dentist to
get An aching tooth Attended to.
Tbo dentist, Booing a ehanco to
mako something, bored a hole iu a
sound tooth of Clay's nnd Attempt
od to fill it, but, being a buuglcr,
broko tbo tooth. Allison got mad
nud went to another dentist, who
told him that bo bad been tbo vie
i tim of ft ipiack: Tbo cowman wont
back to tho first dentist, picked up a
)oir 0f f,.ct,.
i", knocked him
lowu, yanked bis month iptn,
jerked oul n sound double tooth,
grabbed for nnolbir, caught a front
tooth and a piece of tho upper lip
and was tuggiug away nt theso when
tho shrieks of tho quack drew o
crowd, w ho took tho enraged cattle
man off, aud ended tho performiuco.
I'nder tbo marriago licouso net r.ll
peiBO!!8 under twenly-ouo years of
ago aro required to obtain tho con
sent of their parents or guardian.
In cases where tbo parties nro mi
nors nnd Lnvo i.o guardian Iho prao
tico of tho court is to nppoint n
tfiv.t-.1iV- f,,r tlmin in order that tbo
provisions of the law may bo com
plied with iu respect to obtuiuiug a
guardian.
Onr'iiiK'ht ii while n;;n John I.nj ton,
who runs tin main line boat train
lioMoii, cauii' mi my engine sick ns
death. II Win so feverish uud nerv
ous he utmost (!;,, l. ciu'er up, .lolm,
says 1, inn! I'll ti v you up in n ji:Ty,
and 1 (,'ave bim a f,'oil dose of )r.
Kennedy's "paMilite Ki lueily." He
want to hed. Two days ufter I saw
liini louhin ctron us a butehor.
'Tlmt's tin- Mull for n railroad man,"
lin sai.b Daniel I'itts, KnglniTp Old
Colony Uailroad. July.
A HMINISTIlATIlIX XOTIC11.
C Lntturi nl R'linlnl-trntlon en the i-tta ef
iiiiiry . r r. ca ut.. i I li. avi r twp., Suvil. r )n
il. cM, li:ivinv mi I'rnnlo.l M Iho .nnlcraiKiu il,
ill o.-i .UK kiiieuinf tlian.i"lvii lu.flit''l la
uia eil:OH iir.i ri-U. ne a t ir.uki. iiiimo lliito
!'' ". lil! Ill no Invli.i! i-Uiiux hIII irs-
.nl t '! anly Hiiiliniitii ntc I f.'f i. ttli'iimat lo
Hie uiiilf rKiiju.'il.
July is, '-H,
SAIIINK VK t 'Ktl,
Ailuiliilsruii u.
CAUTION NOTICE.
N.itloo N liiTi'l y uivt-n tliiit I linvo puri'linno l
111 l'nll-l:ilii S ill- .ill tl-.n 151 1 ,.,r u Jiilll', lis').
Ili liilli.wiiu uiiii.I? nl S:iiiiin I ,'. Warner, iiml
li lt llin f : i hi .- in lim niu. '-'Liii, iktk.iii.' nro
IMIIII.'IH'.I lint to IU- !. I.- I.f IlltiTl'TI' with tho
homo: i; ii.ir i . ii.it nwir, llimuv lliuiii'si,
Wiiifnn, I - i lliiiuy, 'ntllv.itor. 'J fuw.-. full.
lil ll.Tr.i nl llm umiivlti'.l ::l;im III Mil' unminl, N
,i'-,i -in i.it, in nu ui'niiaii, in acri'i nl tiiit.iin
ini' un uii I, iiimiiii li ie n nl n.wiii I'nru in
1 in. uri.iin.1, iiiti' nl I'nnitin-n In Ilia uriinn.l,
I'lnw. 4 II....-I, sua I.inr sua, Urain lriU,Soth
nu. I Sinitli., Ci.ukiiiu Slnli.iinil I'lillli'lll.i, tul'iln.
Sink, Won I fla-t, nu.l IK.Iilin , 6 riulrn,
I'l.i'ir t'lii'l.
.luiy li, ni. ' tiii;i;im: aiinoi.h.
Agents Wanted For Too
HY
"THOSE WHO KNEW HIM,"
I'riim tho nlisiMirity ul IiovIi.uhI to tlm diitp nt
in-u i ih' ie on. .v in' in lHujriiiliy nl tlm uri'iil
Aim-rnMii I 'i-.'i.l.f ut, lr. on :i nuiv Muitil-niinl iic-
'111. Ill' .111.1 L'Xl. lll-IlM' III lUi'l Ulld llll'lill'llt. rv
il.'lii H'lh li IKKil . it O, lirnlllfO llll'l cl' unlit III lllll.
I nil iiiti (liiu , iiia vitiK- Irmii onw mi I iltaiiii,
ilhi-i r.ilinif Iiii'IiI'.iiIk, niH't'JntoK, ur.soii, fco,
hi. hi'lmg 10 StL'il I'nrtruiU.)
ii'l Sir lull iurtli".t
!:in un.l Inr cvl.li'ni'a
;litl'U am) iT'intnlilo lionk pulilMicil or, to
,ivo 1 1 iii, nun I tl.wi in ouuo Inr t'anv.iKniiitf
Honk, an. 1 "lutr. ymrrli ilcrt nl tnn-hl.. A'l
ilr.'n, K. I. 1 .i ill'.st I'I'III.ISIIIMJ 1)11.,
I'uli.s St, 1.11.11.-, Mn., or Now ur 'ily.
CatarrH
HAY FEVER
is attended Ijy
nn iiillaiui'il coii
dition of the tin
iiih' inenibiiiiie
of the nostrils,
tenrdiiets nnd
throat. Annriid
K c
1.1.1 -
k m
ed.uecointitinletl
$ffrjjwitli a biirnlnB
mm
i iiruiiuii,arvDl
imstiiH of sneez-
iiif,', frequent at-
USA. tucks of lieud
MAY-FEVER
eyes. Cream Ilnlni can be depended
upon to ulvo relief at onco nnd cures.
A puriiolo in iiiiIIfi Into ii'ii'h niwiiril ami it
ari'canln. I'rlro i j cuuta l liriiKKlft": hv mull,
ri'KlMiori'il.DO I'tH. ( HnuiluM Irco, tfcY llHOH.
Urugjfiiln, Owoko, N. Y.
Write tpiiSI,
014 'ion niorea nu A l.lK
Mll.I.KU. Klmtra. N. Y.
I.ntul Hi. Kliulra Hilioot
oi (Uiiiiinuro. ana Ai.ur.i'x iiubin t-s.i euii.
I.KilK lor ciUIbkuoiiI th. Lumllnu: H iMlnes
I'raluiiijr ItntltuU a ol Aiu.rlua, UolJ I'rU. lid.
i ii . : -j in vnrwOTVwM mm mn (via m m
ihSf.i ..... f
v "r,,1!.M' : "i m--
' - , ... :
While nt Sdinsgrovc Inst week
vc visitnl the Store of& OPPEN
SSffDilJfiJUS iiiid were perfectly ns
tonished nt the immensity ohis
NEW STOCK OP &OODS
which fills his store FROM C EL
LA 22 TO GAKUET, nnd is sold
nt Prices that surprise nnd delight
pnrehnscrs. lie announces Ins trade
on the increase, notwithstanding the
strong opposition.
Oppcnhcimcr's Clotning House
isnmong the established nnd hides-
pensnhle institutions of Snyder Co.,
and sqnnrc denling entitles him to
he enlled the "poor mnn s friend.
Mew S4Da'e fpeiaedat
FRIEDMAN & GETZ, Proprietors.
o
We d.'siro to annonnci to tho pooplo of IJjavortown in particular and
tbo citizens of Snyder county in general, that wo havo opeued a store here
w hich wo desire them to visit, aud decide for themselves if in the follow
goods we caunot do better by them thon any other house ia tho county.
We lieip
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Notions, Cutlery, Ladies, Underwear, Cbildron'e White Presses, (ready
mado), Summer Shawls, now styles Joisies; Embroidery, Laoes, Pure
Turkey Ked Table-cloths nt 10 ets. per yard warranted fast cobra.
Largo Stock of JJed Quilts, Mraw Hats Irom G ceutsup,
Jewelry, Watches, &c.
VVo consider it no troublo to show goods, nnd want yon to come And
l'ltlCF, OUIt S IOI'K, no that you may know whoro to bny" the goods
you may want iu tbo future
FREIDMAN A GETZ,
Ueavertown, Pa.
Sir
lie m prices I
o
As b tribes nro tbo order of tbo day '"bavo inaugurated tba movement
in Snyder county not for higher wngcs or less hours, but a STRIKE
AT I1KSII rUlCE"!'. Cash business has bocomo tho order of the day
aud tho prices must correspond wi th tbo progress of tbo times. 1 have
tbereforo prepared myself for tho ca h trade of tho county by purchass
iug a largo tdock of CiOOD OOO Ds which 1 havo
MARKED DOWN
to tho lowest possible margin in exchange for ready money. I keep no
books, loso nothing on accounts And discount my bills, thus Baving an
Averago of At least fifteen per cent, which bonefit I give to my purchasers
Come And see mo and I will convince you of tho AdvAutagos of this new
depart uro.
A. S. HELFRICH,
Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania.
GREAT AND SPECIAL BARGAINS
OX
GUNS, Revolvers, Fishing Tackle
and Sportsmen's Material,
AT
J. B. Reed's, Sunbury, Penn'a.
These" Guns are Special Bargains and will be
sold at extremely low prices, as follows:
Gun No. 600.
Mrkt-d Park-
ur & Do., with
l aii ni Luii'in lure i'ihi, i.iniili.u rlli, bar l"elii,
Clmko born, top ai'tlnn, lUatnl Krll, robnu Oillux
uB.niuorii, ruoncr unit, uauusi on ly enitruvcil.
wiiii in uiiiui .lo.-K. a imrio.it beauty an.l
hanl fh.ii.ter. 7'i to 10 lb. lo or 12 ui.u
l'i to 10 lb, lu or U h-atjuu.iWttii ua.Oi ana eyery nun.
I'rlco .i)0.
r T Mnr Ton .. fun" I 1'Tker.toltauU Mauhattao U.uimer-
.. Gun No. 1765 JMbn-..":
rib bur. r.uounUlUK looki, pl.i,. riii. puteut, w uohe.ter anJ Cc l Jiibm li'-lim S?- r
fur... nil, eimrave.l lock, ana ui.iUDtfoKi. vol-Zir , .f,i,XwVvAVu5 " "w t,,n-1-
Id i.il li.i.l Ini.l si... . ' . I . . "
inu uaru wainni itoOK, iidh twlnt barrulu, a
very oi'iii.i.no nun. j lo 1UIU, 10, lij. 10, kbuKO.
I'rloa M.nu.
A' SVrtC T.litlnri.1.
(Ilili N0 178) . . . .
"l11. .0'B .
wtn I . I I I . . ' T . -.
a koou ,11. kuu. 7U to vwib. 10 aud 12 sauna
f rloe tvio.lM ,
IrllTl Nn noil .i8IJ? Pe -
VJU1J JlUt UOtl.tlon, baoic action
ta, oh.iiuor.il luro end, euKraved uionnt-
lock
Inm
I'lun'i Krip, ornauioulal rubbr butt platt-i. T W
lo U,IU, lu, 11, Id gauge, is.ou. "
en,
in.J?H...flyA.f.'y:ll"uJ uk 0,i..D
k. "u.. I..UIIII. r.'uuniiu iuk locaa.i
to 101b. )o aud lvi vauKe. t rloe 16.00.
Contractor for Plumbing and Cteam Heatera
for Dwellings and Public Eiiildinr
I.alaaob.ras
....i ran, u.wk uinn too!, rDnu.r.d
rlp. Uirqutllty. Id, IU, le gautsa, I'rlou Woo,
. -1'i.iu
au run nett or loadltii
IT In II I mnA ak t.
drvil iat-r utioli. InolnileJ la the abor. nricaa
ilili ...rk n ihiiih
I alio carry a complete utook of tha follow Ino
.a. fuiv, ' V'H.VW,
SPtOlALry. Having purohaaeil meohlna
"apauiooi lo.uind il uun.lr.a o,rtr tv( pr
i perfect aud eileotlTe than cao be
loaded bvtiiSol.1 iivla of h.n.i 1..-11..J T , " .TT
IU1UW I
id to Oil all order iiromnily i uriea.
" " ' " " ""
F1SHINO TACKLEI nrlrla m...lr
l'lol. ! the beat ioUotlon e?er
thUauotloo of the btale aud at
dely oouiputltlon.
aylng that my line of tithing tick lo la coui-
uroBKbt lo
price that
All communication. 01
iirouiplly anawered or nlleij
by mall money uuat aooo
llo.eofeiailn.llou at tl
or ordarl li mil
tilled. WlittD orderlna-
aooompany the order.
v. wits ta. nrlr.
guarautoe efgood faith..
Gun No-1300
f
1.1.
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