PoblUheJ very Thursday.
.,,11 Oocktt rnnT. fk Conrtt of
VtorCoaatT ar. held on tb. fourth Momlnyt
'brarr, aUy.aoil H.ptaabar, and H.oood
4ay ( D.o.nl.r.
aA.Ua frlrml throothont tb. nunl, will
rrti. b Mrillnic lh la their rnpr.
JL-, Mai, l1lai aal n.lghhorhnoit. rnd
at Uo rlalo '" ami dr thorn op,
Jh,IM. oar eolnmni will !? In npn
talk wlh to pnlt throiiKh them on
Mnerelor looul qaoelloi.e of riulilln Inturi-it
(nt wo will not hold oiir-ell rcapootllil. for Hi.
oslBltai tb.y may exirM.
2T0TICE TO BUB!
Look fit the fltiRiiren on t1i labfl of
your rmpnr. -Thnw tltrurp" tell you
THK VMM TO WHICH YOI'B SrilSCIItl'-
ytoa w l'Aiu. Within a weik after
ittouov Is tent. If tint? la chancid.
"o otiu'r rocmpt In iipix'uxary.
Eeputtican Startling Committ33.
Adanm .1 V. Hohrador, Moor V.rU.
Heaver Wm. M. Hphrr,Itaao Winter.
Heaver W -Win. Mentor, lunim DrecHp.
Centre K. M Waller. Win. Nnp.
Chapman-1 W. Wiilaco, Uohrer.
Franklin -J. W. Kenning, IUvIh
JackHon J. 8. Yeariok. Win. Slmllvv
MliMlenurKh Ellita Miimnifl, J. W.
Swartz.
MIIUipreek J. J. Mitcliel, A. H.
Kriiiner.
Monroe -J. K. Tiouxt. T. 1 Hummel.
Ferry Levi Kepler. Henrv Hardinir.
perryV-.l. M. Willi. T. it.iiravhill.
Penn John K. Tlioimo". Howard Uow
Fprinpr-A. A. I'Nli. I. I. Mntileok.
HelinMiovp A. H. Keck, VA. J.
Muuimel.
T'nlon J. I. Mopnr. N. T. Dundore.
Whlilntoii-K. W. Tool, J. W. HolT
man.
Her. 'ii emu aaani w tiKin notes, ai'Iatu fce'l
mint 'em."
Win. Hnydnr ami family of Oxeoola,
Pa., formerly of thin place are vifdthitf
liere.
Jolin P. Smith nnd wife left on
Thurxday for Avocu, In , to vlwlt their
no Caleb.
We hnvo fair prosp-'ctrt that several
houses will ho built on the Freneh
Flats thin fall.
Mife Laurel la and Phoebe HHgor
of Mellefoiitv nrs vifitiiijj fih'tid here
tills week.
Rev. Aurand and wife of New Her
lin are Kpeii'Jii;r a week with relative
in Midilleburh.
Thwoilore Uowof Middlooreok twp.,
has lost 2"ihoH from thn H'.raiuro di.-i-ease
within tin) last month.
Mlese Kittle hii.l liny MiiHser of
Ilartleton were the truest of the edi
tor and family ov-r fcoinday.
ltuv. Orwljr prenehed a powerful
nnd affeetive Ilarvext Hume sfi'tnon
In thin place on Sunday evening;.
Geo. KtahlneeUor, Witlenmyr Sc
tiou's obliijiinr aaleHiiinn started yen
terday on a visit to thf Hurkeye
State.
H. 0penheImer l daily j'ocelvlnrr
larire invoieeH of Fall and Winter
Clothing, o'unpi-iHin all tin latest
htyles.
Hill Hkat Coleman Seeb.d.l of
thin plaee rutted a beet thi-t year that
weigliH fix poimdrt ami ten oiiiieec.
Who'll bent the beetr
Tim Sliiliiolmri; Timot ipiotes a pro
iiiium on i-kuniiH of 2 cents. Will
llrother Footn please iiiforiu us where
he i;etH his law on the (-ubject.
Tho Union Sunday School of Mid
dlcbur;rh will hold u pie nic in HxwerV
irrovu one uiilu west f town on Sat
urday of this week. All urn invited.
Tho Harman Union Sunday School
will hold a Pin Nic and Festival, three
miles west of Ceutreville.ou Saturday,
Kept. llih. Everybody is cordially
invited.
"There In nothing like Dr. Thomas'
Eelecti io Oil to (juickly cure a cold or
relieve hoarseness." Written by Mrs.
M. J. Fellows, Purr Oak, St. Joseph
Co., Mich.
Thomas K. Benedict has ben ap
pointed Publio Printer at Washing
ton. This dispells thn last faint hopes
of Hrother Stoll, of tho South Hend,
(lud.) 'Tiim.1.
Keay all the publishers who use
"patent out.sides" are just now edify
ing their readers with our snake story.
"A lie travels a leguo before truth
gets its boots on.'
Dr. John V. Fisher has moved his
family into the Wittenmyor property
on the Freneh Flats. 11 still has his
olllco iii Schoch's room, but will move
it to his house soon.
A Colored Camp-meeting will be
held ut Shindel station on tho S. & L.
Uallroad over Sunday. A special train
will carry passengers over the road
next Suuday, Sept. 12.
Joe Lumburd of the Ti'ihune was up
on Monday and engaged our services
in helping him to catch ntunen ktitzrU.
H went home with 123 keitzeU und a
hundred hoofers.
Pharos Sclmmbuch, residing in Cen
tre twp., lost one of his best youuc;
horses one night last week. Mr. S.
some time ago built a new barn and
stalls were not ii iite finished. The
animal got his head Into u hole and j
not being ablo to
extricate it, hung
himself,
J. H. Rhoads returned from n four
Weeks' trip to HurrUburg last wsek.
According to order he brought u
cockatoo for his uuule, Cupt. J). T.
Uhonds. It I u bird of Ihe parrot
Mid, is n n. to epeciiueti- being snow
white und cost
Henry Heigh., of this plaoe.pmployod '
on the ma.4oii work of the m.w J.,il.
ipadtied his b.ick on Monday which
lenders him unable to rt i f.n l her '
work.. Ui now iuteqds selling ft n't
Mtd.onmuiul rv,, u't) .-,- In p. be
will be Jibi-uKy puiu.i.u -J. ; -
4ny person wishing to buy a first-J
clasa fanning mill cheap will profit by
kalllog at this office.
Ladles Kid Foxed (Hove. Kid top, I
Mutton shoes. Solid leather soles for
1.65, at Shroyer's, Selinsgrore, Pn.
Lt. U. C. (iutelius has raised nnd
improved his property on south Main
street. He Intends repainting It.
This will be quite an improvement on
the whole.
Mr. Ornyblll of Sinsgrove visited
our town on Tuesday with n load of
melons. His song inado the welkin
ring till It was tired. Put he got rid
of his fruit all the same nt n fair price
aud lt was good as he had recom
mended it. He will visit us everv
week during tho season.
The Haslet Union Habbath School
will hold Its nnnii.il celebration In
John Mover's grove, one mile south
west of New Merlin, next Saturday.
Sept. 11th. Several bunds are expect
ed to bn present in furnish music.
Prof. Chas. Herman of Kratzeryille
and others will deliver addresses. All
are invited to attend.
The earthqiinke on Wednesday
nilit of last week was felt by a num
ber of our people. The editor who
was sitting up reading heard twodis
tlnct thumps about ten o'clockwhich
sounded as though some one hud
thrown his whole weight against a
door in the house. Tin Intelligence
of the papers the next day convinced
him what il was.
Sipilrrel shooting Is Jut now occu
pying the attention nnd eugnging the
energies of our (runners. M. K. Stoiu
inger reports having killed sixteen
greys nnd nineteen reds in twelve
hours hunting. John Frances and
son Oeorge kill from six to nine a day.
Wait till the pheasants are ripe and
we'll report.
We have received n copy of Ehrich's
Fashion tjuarttirly, which outdoes all
past publications aot only in literary
tastes but in fashion delineation. The
publication has secured n Paris cor
respondent, which adds to its already
well established authority us n fash
ion quarterly. Its home hints are
umong its bright features. For par
ticulars address Fashion Publishing
Company, LS Jacob Street, N. Y.
Tho educational lecture by Prof.
(. harlot) W. Herman of KratzcrviU in
the Court -house on Monday evening
was largely attended. Mr. Herman
ably discussed tho advantages of ed -iseatiou
nnd pictured the advantages
a publio school building would u'T rd
this town. He an euruest aud forc
ible speaker. Ho was followed by
Supt. I). S. Moyer and F. E. Mower,
Esq., who assured our citizens that
the erection of n Normal school build
lug here was only a question of time.
No subscriptions were received but
ihe meeting encouraged hopii and in
spired conlldeuce iu the mutter.
Hoys we must all go to Lowisbtirg
during their Fair. According to all
accounts in tho papers that is going
to Ii the boss Fair of the State, thl
fall. Have you seen their big bids?
Look like circusbills. Two utid three
trots every day. Tim ladies promise
a grand display of puiutiug and fancy
vork. There will bo a very large dis
play of implements, nmoug them will
bo u tie,v Corn Harvester. Tho pies
cut Hoard of Managers are lost mak
ing every department boom, nus
bv.ids take y.mr wives, boys taks your
t.-iris, your ticters and your cousins.
No charge for taking your hors.; and
buggy iu.
Since so much attention has been
given to the "IJlue Law" the Munch
Chunk Down: rut publishes an old Eng
lish law lo regard to suicides, which
has never been repealed, and suggests
that the advocatet, of the "Mine Law"
iu reference to Sunday, should uNo
M.-e that this law in regard to suicide
should be vigorously enforced. Tim
law is as follows: "Any person taking
his or her life, the Coroitdr shall take
psession of tli body, and hold an
inquest thereon, refusing to deliver
possession to the relatives or friends.
Following tho inquest the body shall
be impaled in tho publio highway at
cross roads where it shall rnuiain for a
spuuo of twenty four hours. From
thence it shall be taken nnd iuterted
iu an unknown and iiumarked grave."
As tho Post has quite u number of
Democratic readers we publish the
proceeding of tho Convention In an
other column. The nomination for
Congress Is, of course, complimentary,
and the nomination for Assembly the
same. Mr.Hillibish is one of Snyder's
favorite sons, but he cannot hope
oven to make tho district nomination,
much less be elected over Atkinson
Robert Lesher, the nominee for As
sembly is nil intelligent looking old
gentleman and no doubt a nice man,
but not tho man to defeat the Uepub
llcan nominee. The rumor thut our
townsman T. J. Smith, Esq. was n can
ilidute for Assembly created some tin
easiness among our Republican
friends, but ho ho higher aspirations
and if therolsa democrat living to
whom wo would wish such success it
would bo T. J. Smith, Esq.
Oil Wednesday night of last week
between ten nnd eleven o'clock, our
citizens were trvuted to one of the
lllOHt jl(lghtful sereuudos over render-
ed by mortal hands. It was a beuu
tifol starry night and our people had
Ju.it droppud to sleep when they were
uroused by the beautiful strains of
"Twinkle, twinkle little star" softly
floating ou tho evening air. The ma
sio wo producod by one violin, two
guitars und a triangle, in the hands of
Asher llower, Frauo. Hatsuian, Mr,
I Allii'i-f nmt .Tiliiihb Churle. all of N
in(i,.l)Ve, who hndcomn uplnFralu's
can ff, t, t.ri!ll(vdtt the town. They
visited , number of our citizens and
KHVe tlu.ni a delightful awaking.after
which they qnlelly relumed homo.
'IH editor return thanks for special
recognition. ; :
flee Drelfuss Bros, new advertise
tnent In tills Issue.
The Tost employees linvs been
farming the editor's lots on the
French Flats this Summer on the
shared, nndthe result Is that a now
species of plants have developed them
selves In Stelnlngor's lot, which are
known to botanists as bolonging to
the carboniferous nge their density
and rnnkness along the fences have
outgrown modern calculation. Mr.
nufllngton, though skilled in thn "Art
Preservative" has proven himself
an agriculturist whoso experience Is
not worth bragtrin' on. The corn was
planted late in the season before the
drouth and at once showed slins of
general debility. It looked pale.sick
ly and sour Indeed so much so thnt
it attracted the attention of passers
by, who stopped to seo the humble
bees crawling around on their hands
and knees hunting pollen. Home said
it was n winter crop, others said they
were plants for nxt year, while oth
ers, mistaking the tassels coming out
of the ground for tho roots, claimed
it wa planted up-ide down. To end
the dispute we secured the ervlcr-s of
a number of experts who, after a
thorough investigation, decided that
the corn was planted too deep and
that it hud formed tho ears under
ground. Tho matter now awaits fur
ther scientilli; investigation.
The following Is the program of the
District Sunday School Convention of
Spring nnd Denver townships, to be
held in Murkley's drove, n ar Ad tins
burg, on Saturday, September 18th.
rnouiiA.v.
Introductory remarks by the Presl -Ident.
Who are called to work in the Sunday
School? by S. Shlery.
How and what to teach, by Jacob
Rearick.
Who are friends of Sunday Schools?
by Rev. Win. M. Landls.
The duty of Sunday Schools to Mis
ion, by Adam Smith.
How can children of the S. S. be best
prepared (or the catechetical class?
by Rev. J. E. lloneycutt.
Children' meeting, A. M. Curpanter.
Tho duty in teaching Tempt ruuco iu
S. S. by Prof. C. M. Witmer.
What are tho duties of tho S. S. Sit
poiintwtidotit in tin way of pre -paring
during the wecko for the
Sabbath? by D. tl. Manbeck.
Obstacles iu S. S. work, by h I.Romig
The music will be selected from the
(tospel Hymns. All Sunday school
workers and friend are cordially in
vited. Should the weather prove tin
favorable the Convention will bo held
in one of the churches.
Sic IT KM I! Kit FlItST.
Hail, brightest day of nil the year !
The bounding oyster now is here.
Refreshed by rest since April's close,
Pinguid and sweet the bivalve grows
For seventeen long and weary weeks
We've mourned as those whose sor
rows speaks
In quivering voico nnd moistening
eye,
His absence from the "stew" nnd
"fry."
The social "stenm," tho "broiled on
toast,"
li'o've missed, how sally let this
voice,
Trembling, attest. We now rejoice,
Four months of R less niwiio are troue,
Cheerful SEPTUM HER now comes
on.
Th" Oyster from his ocean bed
Now raises up his shapely bead ;
liis lon vue.vtlon now is o'er,
We'll ulndly w-lceme him (iin'ii more.
Through llery trutls though he's
passed
He's sure of sife retreat at lust ;
And though to murtydom he go.
No lack of warmth shall ever know,
so gladly we will sver raiso
A welc.oni'j to rteptmuher days,
That bring us, 'midst tho fruits of
Full.
TlMCNoHl.K Oystkii, hkst OK A LI,,
For sale by Lent. H. (J. (iutelius.
I IMJIIMIWiMII 1I1HI
Ckxthkvim.H. The squirrel shoot
ing season opened on Wednesday,
Sept. Ut.
Mrs. Dr. Nevlns of Montoursvillo,
was hero attending tho funeral of her
nged mother.
Dr. Eyer Walter of Kansas visited
friends iu this vicit.ity, recently.
Tho cunning season is now In full
blast.
James Hoganrief of Thompsoutown
was In town last week.
Poter Harttuan was in Sunbury on
Friday.
Mrs. Clara Rinehnrtof Helluviib, ().
is visiting friends at this place, her
former home.
Commissioner John Mohn and
Ephrultn Walter were In Middleburgh
on Friduy, on ollloiul business.
J. 11. Miller, Esq., of Laurelton, was
in town on business on Friday.
The Sunday School celebration on
Saturday was well attended. The
baud was present and discoursed ex
cellent inuslo. Everything passed olf
pleiotuntly aud good order prevailed
Hon J. A. Smith of Kramer, who is
air earnest Sunday School worker, was
the orator of the day.
Mr. 8. W. Hurtuiun of Selinsgrove
is visit lug her many friends in this
vicinity.
Dr. Jones of Dry Iluu, Franklin Co ,
was pleasantly entertained by Miss
Sadie Walter, over Suuday.
Rev. ii. Holtzapple, a student of
(iettysburg College, worshipped iu
the Evangelical church on Sunday
evening. .
C. 11. Sheury, II. P. Stuck and wife,
H. II. Maker und wife, ull of Mifflin
burg; F. II. Sthie of Vioksburg; J. K.
(Snyder of Spring Mill; Mrs. W. H.
llurtmati of Middleburgh, aud Win.
Daiiberiiiau aud wife of New Uerlln,
were iu town on Sunday.
Jure Grouse of Middleburgh paid
our town a friendly visit on Monday.
J. C. Suiueford moved his family
toNuw Berlin. - Rkp.
ADAMsuuno. Last Friday while J.
C. Specht and Lewis nelfrloh were
working at the eornioe of Dr. A. M.
Smith's new house, the scaffold gave
way, throwing the men to the ground
a distance of aboat 84 feet. Both men
were badly bruised and Mr. nelfrich
had one of his legs broken nboye the
ankle.
Mrs. lieckendorn and daughter
Mollie moved to ClearfWld county,
Elmer .Shannon and wife are happy
its a girl.
Ellen M. Weidman and Harriet Wet
zel are on n visit to Centre county.
In Inst week's Post thedeuth notice
of Eno Halter's child should have
read 1 year instead of 10 years.
Hanks Dreese paid a visit to J. F.
Raudenbush at lppold, Virginia.
The street, leading from the post-
office to the It, R. has been widened.
which adds greatly to its appearance.
Rki
MlDDU'VKKF.K ITKM4.
A number of our farmers were sow
idg last week.
Knepp & Swlneford are thn boss
threshers. They report having put
oats through at the rate of four bush
els per minute.
li. f. Hwartzls the owner of a calf
that weighed 101 pounds when but
six hours old.
The cholera Is killing hogs by tho
score in our tieighbothood.
Lust week Paul I. Kncpp left for
Clyde, O.
Our sportsmen think it looks very
forwnrd for the Heavertown fellows
to come into our district on the first
tlay to shoot squirrels, nnd reserve
the home sport for some other time.
Philip. I. Mnubeck got upwards of
s00 bushels of potatoes this year.
Miss Carrie E. Ulsh 1 visiting at
.Selinsgrove at present.
Who was It that paid only 2 cents
for 5 cent cigars
Ukp.
Tiuixki.vim.k. C. T. Mnttern. who
had been attending tho Normal Insti
tute ut Adamsbnrg.lias resumed work
in Simon Menfer's Pinning Mill.
Delilah Troxel on Tuesday started
on a trip through the Western States.
Sho expects to bo absent several
mouths.
James .lurand wns compelled to kill
his beautiful black horse. The aui
mat hud one of his tendons cut and
death was the only relief.
J. E. Fetterolf, ono of our celebrat
ed sportsmen, Is ahead in shooting
game - he shot nine grny squirrels in
one day nnd they are reporteded not
to bo very plenty, but Ed. is known
to be n gunner of extraordinary skill.
Our baud made its nppcurunce ou
the streets on Saturday evening.
The recent rain has incited new life
in tin fanners. They are now busy
sowing.
I. C. Mackenbtirg who had been en
gaged In laying brick in Lehigh Co.,
for the last few weeks, has returned
home.
Calvin Howcrsox, . teamster at
Hoyer's Steam saw mill, Clinton Co.,
eunie home Inst week surffering from
u large splinter iu the foot. It Is now
henling nicely nnd ho will soon be able
to resume work.
Emma.
Men's Plow Shoes for $1.20 at M. S,
Schroyer's, Selinsgrove.
I- or good Hoots & Shoes cheap fo-
rusli, go to Shroyer's, Selinsgrove.Pn.
S. Weis, is headquarters for all
kinds of yarns.
Sinxiii.Ks! Siiixui,Ks!-Kifty Thou
sand No. 2, H Inch Shingles ut f-i.fiO
per thousand. Inquire ut this olllce.
In order to make room lor the Full
trado S. Weis, Selinsgrove, is selling
ull kinds of goods at greatly reduced
prices.
List of letters unualled for In the
Post-olUce nt Middleburgh, Sept. 1st,
tSsj'.l.
1. (iKIICil lUllIIKK, P. M.
If you need any goods nnd do not
have the time or Inclination to visit
my store, 1 will give prompt and per
sonal attention to all orders by mail.
S. Wkis.
Rom. ok Iloxuu. The following
persons have paid their subscription
to tho Post to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur Iu these credits or on your pa
per please notify us:
We huvo taken Mto agency for the
Sunbury Hook Bindery, John D.
Lingle, Proprietor. Any person want
ing biudiuKdone can call at this ollice,
get prices, leave the work with us and
we will forward It at once to tho bin
dery. Persons having old bibles or
other books of value which they de
sire to preserve can get them rebound
iu tho most substantial manner and
at lowest prices.
Fourth lxxt-AL Band Coxvk.n-
TION OK Sxyiticu CorSTV. The bauds
of Snyder county fifteen In number,
will hold their fourth . annuul Bund
Convention in Hulter's Grove, near
Centreville, on Saturday, Sept. lHth.
Tho forenoon will be occupied in the
transaction of business nnd drilling.
The afternoon will be spent iu bicycle
ruces und an open air concert. In the
evening nn open air concert will take
place In which all the bauds will par
tloipate and over two hundred Instru
ments will bo heard at one time.
Snyder county has gained for Itself
a musical reputation few counties en
joy, and this grand blow-out will
ufford tho young men of the county
constituting the band membership, un
opportunity to show the progress they
have made during the past year.
Martin Luther said: "Ho that loves
not inuslo has no soul." ll'a all lovo
It and should eucourago It The Cen
tievlllo Band Is one of tho most de
serving and best equipped bands In
the ooiinty, and we hope they will be
blessed with a fine day an 1 a Icrge
aud liberal crowd. .
Theos. Bwlneford of the Eagle hotel
tins been seriously III for the past week
or ten days from a bronchial affection.
We make a specialty of Tnx Notices
and Scalp Certificates a full stock of
which we have always on hnnd. Or
ders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. Acsrlond of Htttli Onvlo l'lvlitc lust to
elved at W. U. Wlnoj'i Weruhonno. OI hi in
rail.
4llA!U PATnKIl CLOCK fouSAIK.
An eight-day brass works, cherry case
(Irand-father clock, guaranteed to
keep good time for sale cheap, ('nil at
my Jewelry Store Iu Middleburgh.
H. it. l.Kii.F.r,.
It Is estimated thnt there nro one
hundred thousand sufferers from liny
fever hi tho United Stntes; a number
about four times grenter than the re
gular standing nrmy. This number
could be reduced to n mere regimunt
if nil would resort to Ely's ('renin
Malm. ,lug. IH.iw.
MAinnion.
Sept. 8, by Rev. S. P. Orwlg. W. L.
Lnudeiolnger and Miss Henrietta
Watt, both of selinsgrove.
ii i:i.
Sept. H, nt Paxtonville, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Oliver Mc.lfee, nged
about 1 yeur.
Aug. 31, In selinsk'rovp, Robert T.
I'lrlch, nged ubout "JD years.
Auu'. In Union twp,. Emetine,
wife of Emanuel swineford, uired
years, (I months und '-!" days.
Mitlrilcburtf illsirket
Mutter li
Eggs jo
Pitted cherries ,s
Unpitted " ;
Mlaekberries tl
Raspberries
Onions 7
Lnrd 7
Tallow 5
( 'hickens per lb 0
Tnrkevs
Side n
Soitlde s
Ham i
ft i2i Market.
ConilKCTKl) UY W. II. WIXKY K V K tl V
WKHMKSIU V.
No. 1 Red wheat $ .so
' 2 Fultz and mixed 7
new 70 to
It ye M)
Corn 44
Oats 2S J
Potatoes .
Sefjister'a Notices.
NOTICE is hereby pivon that tho
fiillnwlnir mini)..! poi-Mina huvi lili-il tliulr
A.iiniioniruiwr" ituntiiuiii ami l-xi-.-nturn. i
o 'Uiil, In tho KnitlHti-r' oilh-n (t Kimlt-r
County, anil Hi s.i mi' will I n iriinti I lur r-oi
lirnniOiiu mi l iillnwuni-u nt Hi" 1'inirt limine In
MnMliilHirxli, Miiiutiiy, Ni'pt. UTtli Ish1,
Tho Brit ami II nil mviutnt "I Dmli-t M.-uiror
nml Siiruli A. liinKi'llriir. A-hum. uf tho -tutu
nt llniii-l Hiinkollirrxor, ii'i.
Ktr-l it ntnl Sur.li J I'Mmr nn.l .Inbn
fry, Kxiii'iitiir nf llio cuiilo l .Sjinuvl llnliur.
IM'.I.
t'ini'l it''"iiiiiit nt .liintlmn Orlinni, liianllnn
nl S'lllli' Kiino, new lOnlly, a minor elnl.l nt S,
II, K inlr., il'-'M.
Tin-1 ( mi l II i :il acniint nl .1 1 1. II it'll'""!--linr,
Ki'i-iitur nl tin) Mtntii ol 1'hlllii lir.'islnr.
llM!-.l.
Tin llrt anil Mini aivnimt "I llriirv N. Wi-tr.
A linr. nt tliu i'n nl I.ik ih 'tli uiii-i, ,1". - ,.
Tim HtkI mil It.iitl u.-.-.neil nl A. K. ft,
A'linr. ut thn uniiilo ol l.'iithai net l.ln iihiw -i.
.le.'.l. '
Tho first un t li ri nt mvjittit nt Si'n 11! ml,
,liur. ol tlii, I'.ttltiitt 11 iniy Kr.iiini, , ' ,
Tli" nr-t im.l II mil u mnt uf M: S Solimv.'r,
Ad in r. nl llm i'i ill nl Mh'Imi'I S h ill r, .1 -,.
Tli" tlint mill jiii till :i" mnt nl lne Vi,r.
A l i ii r. i'ii'ii ti'.i 4tni-nl 'i mitK'x i ii tlu iU'! nt
i;io iin'tli 1'nln-rt, I ".! .
Tin' tlr.t nn. I lln:il n jimt nl firry H;iri',
A'luir. nl M iry I in i II no, ,.' - ..
Tim h"-l mi I lliinl n - ri il nf 1 1 n-.. H. M. i
or nml. I .li M.i.yit. linri. nl tli url.iifiil
Mlrli.vl .M i) it, ilw-'it.
II. . I. IU I K.
Koiit'-r anil UocurriiT.
Swilliiu C. Sliorllifljc's Academy,
l-'or Young Men nud lIojfl.Modia, 1'u.
i iiiIIok Inilii riniiiiilililn. I li.'. I .rli e cm -orn
I'vory uxpi'M-.', i' i'ii IhhiIci, no. iN.i i'tr.i
t'hiirui'H. Nn tni'lili'iitil oii n-i's. Nn iixiiniiiiii
thin l..r .i.linm.i.iii Twin' i-xi'rii'ii. I ti'iii-lii'ia,
hII iiioii, iih. I ..Il jr.-i liiiiti". S).,' 'i .1 i.,;...i liinl
tli't lur ii et ftiiili'ii n tn n.hiin 'i- r.i,ml.v S.i nil
Irill li.r ilnll Hii.l lin kw.ir.l 1 1 1 r ri m
'(inli'iiti limy ni'loi't miy Htiiilii's or rlm.ti,,- tin
ri'KUlur l-jiKllrli, Si'ii-iitilli', Hi.-iie-i-, r,.--i.-,
nr t'o-il Kiiuiiimi rum ruurMv .stiiii-nin nti..,t at
l"ilii Acmli-iuy nro nn,r In ll ifar l. all',
I'nii.'t l iii nn. I ton iillmr ( ' ill'K'-s mi l l olvt -i li-
llll- S.'llllllli. II) KtllilolltK Hi llt'lii i-nlll'll ni 1 ss I,
nin ism, in in 1HK4. in In ski. , tirailn itn
Klt i-mry ytmr in tlis i-uiiiiiien iul p.i r t iu c m
riiynii-.il unit t 'IimihIi-aI l.miurutiii), Oviu
n i-iiiiii nml Hall I in. inn 1. 1MJ vnli. inl-l.-.l .i
l.ii.rary in ISHI. I'n v.,h H..nr.ilin il..ul.i-,l In
lss:i. .Mmlla lm m'Vi'ii I'liur.'licn unil u ti'iniu r-
a Iiarti-r whli'h i.r.ilul.itii tli" mil nl nil in-
t'.t'ritinn ,r ilk, l'nr tlliii-triiio.l rirotiliir
i ,lr. . Oi I'rin.-lii-il ami I'miirti'inr. S Wl I 11 IN
'. siloUTI.IliU, A.M., (llarvaij tirmluntc)
."Mi-.l in, IVnn'a.
AUDITORS 170TICS.
.Millspaiih llros.
vs.
C. W. Itrown
In tho Court of
Common Pleasof
Snvder coillitv.
.11. l'i. Pa. Nu..VI
May T. ImsiI.
Tin) nn lnrilno t anil Itor. Hi;mliil..l t i .li-.
triiniti' tlm in.iiii.y now In ('niirts n-.ili..-. Lv n
I u.i nl sitnl wi lt ol A I Kl. l-"a tn tlri.-u Irtfilly
.niul". I tn tho . iiii.i, will nii'i't hi liu nlli -.' in
.M..I Il..nirh, hi LI oiMinty.iiu .MONDAY tiio llllli
.Uy ol Si iioiiilii'r. IS11 hi u o'i'Ini'k A. I. lur t lie
.ur..,o nl illm'tlirKlllK III .I ill Iks ill III ll i ,. n I
mi ni, ill wlili-li tinio Hint iIhi'o nil uirm.in li.t.-r-i"-li-1
in .I fiiml will hu himnl ami urn li. rnt'.v
n..iifii. in pro. I'M lliiiir cluiim or do ilicn .iltoi
ilcliarej Irum iniikiiu miv i-lnlvi nn ail I ImiiiI.
THOMAS J.S.MH it,
Aiitf.ill, 1KH9. Ainlitur.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In Vie L'xl'itr uf Mtr
l'liH SUll'rn dee'd.
In tl.e Ory-A'tiM'
Court uf Snid.r
County
The uii.luriilirno'l nn.IHi.r, aiiolntml by lli
C.urt hIiiii'ii iiaiiii' l In iliiitrltiuto tliu Imliini'i' In
tho limnlii of tho n.'.'u.iiil int In niiuiu O(lt0 In
nml ainiiiiK thou' li'tinlly I'litltli.J lo I In. .imo,
hiTi liy kIh' n..tlrn in all iiiruna Intorimtiiil,
thnt liu will atluinl In tho ilutiim nl lilt Hiniint
iiinnl Hi tho oill.- ul t!lia. I', I'lrioh, :h.i.. In
Si-lliiiitfmvp, I'n., nn 8 A Tt.'K D.i V HKIThM
HKIt lltli, I Iski) Ht u uVluok a. ui, lift) thi'v
limy attonil II thy llilnk roi,-r or Inrrvor be
ilolmrn-.l Irnin I'nmlii Iu lur it Ulm-llnilli o pur
tiou ol wlit luuil.
J. M.HTKKSi:.
AuUit'r.
IflXGCUTOIVS NOTICK -L..tlerii
l-Jtolaiuontatv on tlia antala cf Jolm M.
Troiail, Into ol Ailniu, towndilii. Si.t lm
Oiiuoif, I'a., -li-o'il, bariiiK bn.B rinta. in tii
DDilartluiiM), all r.iina kuowlnx ihaiuiolrai
luiKiiwn lutain emain ar ifiju.alail to mak
niiiiiaiiiuia uayiunui, wuii llio Uair rUlma
will prvtant tfiam dnl, antUantloaUJ lor Ml
lUuiaul to lli. uuU.r.iKD.d.
Wro.B. HAMM.
Juljr W. hI. KK.ul.r.
Tlia BbAfH mnikil P .tin, will . -. I . .
I nirutttd a, MotJlur un I'rIJar. K- in. lo.lv, J '
l roi4i limn Sturaf, U,
FALL
We are selling off goods now in all
departments at reduced prices
in order to make room for
fall goods which are be
ginning to arrive.
A beautiful line
Fall wear have arrived-pretty
styles and low prices.
Stripped Velvets in all colors.
Line of Jackets for Fall wear.
Headquarters for
Very Respectfully Yours,
Orders by mail will receive my
personal attention.
G St EJt T KJiit GJ1IM 8A1
cftocEh) Bros.
To cur rainier Friends wo would any that wo hnvo homo HAKUA1NS a
Hay Forks, Ropes, Pulleys, &c.
Wo will sell yon DOl'llLH IIAKPOON' HAY FORKS at 81.25 each.
Hay Rope at 12 1-2 cents a pound.
A fine class WOODEN PULLEY at 25cts.
Hakes, Lone: Handled Forks, etc cheap,
Nails at 02,25 per kecr,
Horse Shoes 84,25 per keg,
Wo hnvo just received a F.hi stock of Kiina, Huhn ami PaltiDt Whel
and can give you vary low niicoa. Cau Bell yon good" biiLulantittl
Ready -mixed Paint3,
ut S)1) centa ouil SI. 00 per gallon.
Oxide of Iron Paint
at 5 coulu yor gnllou, by tho barrel. Call to 800 us, or writo for
CIAL I KICKS.
SCHOCH BROS., Selinsgrove.
ALWA N TIME
-AM)-
r-i m
Our nevr ipiiii;; t-loi-k li now nudy. It l ono of tho gruntlfcst Iinei ol
(joiulft you liiivn t'fv hi-hclil. Notliinj; his Leon forgotten in tho waj ol
good and di fcii i'.l!' nl li'M. and an to ij'rility QUil low prices, we fear avo
coinpi'titor Our ni'Mio hnn ahvtiH lu i n to maiijtaiu tho lead by offering
tho ht'Ht goodn fui ll.o liuht money. Wo ollti fur your cousiJeratioa
DryGoods, CIotMag, Boots and Shoes,
MtTOXS. If. ITS. CAPS. TUrXKS. VALISES,
ci' tl e i: J ca i; n: r. ( 1 1; i : r ciia r. , ha rd,
OUAiAS, ;.ASS, TLY, KUtTUEX, WOOD
AM) II LLOllVAJAJ. ,)(. 0., $0.
Thess guoda v u.'ttvlii till n'iv, j tho choicest mat if
rial and liilr.sl slifes. The prices ivc ask for them wiJi
astonish ?ous ihaj ar,' iutrns!imal)lr the rock hot torn
fur retail trade- IJ ' pa the highest pricofor all kinds
of eou.vi it)' t:tuin:t ::.
Judging j rvut, our trade ,vv (t nt ici pate. JIXTKNSIVR
S. 1 1 IICS this season. ud haro prepared- to inert atl
demands- CALL- Yours in. waiting,
11. BE. CITNTE2K VO.,
X( ar Middlclurg Depot.
TINWARE, STOVES, HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS, &c.
I wouM ifcjn el fully inform tin-
ionu of Snvili i' routtv, thnt 1
cit
am now iriimio'l to ilo nil work
in uiy lit e rci) iilly nii'l in the
hcht W')il-.a)uiihLo u:!ii.! er. .tiy
Stock of
COOK STOVES
AA D
HEAT 15 KS
4 It
of SHAWLS lor
all kinds Yarns.
Sh -
WOSc
ib Hiii.j.l v iunuense, inclnJing nil kinla of slaodo
m.l milieu, guaranteed to gito itiffction. I
lo.iko u H'Ocialty of
HOOFING AND
SPOUTING
and cordially oolicit tho pnllio patroitg ra
tliix line, Stoiua deli?ort'd and pal Bp rstdj
for uf-e without extr4 chargo to til nrcbara
roHidiiig within reuaooabltt dittaace.
Thaukiiig you for paat favora and aolicitisf
contiuuauro of tie tamo, I ani
Very Truly Voora,
. T- RUOACt
,M I DrLEBUHdJI, PA