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'Tim 'i I cilia imam ye tatii' lout, t.'laui ca'l
print 'ex"
Tlie stores In Middlebnrith will be
ilom'd ou Saturday.
For 8ai,k. A 20 shot Evans MaRft
7.I110 Killa and 100 cartridges for !).00.
T. II. IlAKTKU.
Morrln F.rdley of near Middleburgh,
killed a porker on Wednesday of last
week that tipped the beam ut OU
pound.
We are authorized to announce that
llu iniTchants of Middloburgh have
nrt'i'd to close their pluce of biiidnpst
on Satiirduy of thiti week (Christum,
.r.- The upper spetion of n cuff
t mi, with mows aa;ate settinr, on
otrt-i-tlu Mlddleburtth on Menday
M I'ud 'r will oblige by returnin-; it
the o lltor of this paper.
r. !.. Niiiith will take noHaesalon of
e ( ei : ml . Hotel on January 1st
liitrd-y !ms th experience and knows
tliur ireinents of a tcood landlord
We witl. hi hi fiiccens in the venture.
K l the npechil nnnonncenient In
l.ii'iit. (i. C. Oiitellus' (idvertUemciit
on second pae. He means buniiieHg
nnd will adhere to his promiso to well
cheap terms cash, note or produce
from date.
If any funilly dettires to purchase a
huuilHoiue new New Home 8ewln
Machine, with all the latent improve
ments, very cheap, please call at Thk
I ost printing ofllce and we can uo
commodate you.
since the passage of the souln act
Treasurer Charles Dolender has paid
premiums for Snyder county to the
amount of $11150, divided as follows
4 0 hawks, 03 owls 80 foxes, 85 weasels
and 27 minks.
D. F. Custer & Co store in Frank- Hro. wilvert of the Sunburr Amen- Tvri.i.tii....i. ...mi. i.i..0 ,m. i.i
llo will be closed on Christinas. can sunt up to lliddlcburith this week Christmas trees on Friday evening.
See tho prospect un of the I'hlln
delphla Timet, that lender of Inde
pendent thought, in this Is loxue.
Sol. Oppenhelmer pays the highest for two dozen cpgn to inako eng-norf.
As the result of one year's careless
noss on tho part of persons who send
minus by mail, the doad letter office
at Washington contains 133 articles of
jewelry, 2,009 books, and 5,587 misoel -
laneous packages for which no owner
can be found.
uu oomparlnK the statistics given
in the Lutheran Year Dook for 1886
and 1887, it appears the Lutheran
church has gained during the year as
follows, In the United States: 240
ministers, 617 congregations and 88,-
im communicant members.
Two bears, an old she and her oab,
"wiuBBuuua urease mountain, ono
mile south of Middleburgh several
times last week. They have not been
chased and are evidently there yet.
The tracks of a wild cat or catamount
w also among tbe attractions of tho
same mountain.
J udge Rockafeller has notions that
the Jury wheel In Northumberland
county needs reforming. It has been
me custom over there for the nolitl
cal oouuulttee men to furnish names
for the box, but this fall the Judge In
struoted the newly eleoted jury com
missioners to visit each election rii
trlct In the county and select the best
men only to act la the capacity of
juror.
C C. 8eebold contemplates erecting
new hotel on his let east of Seebold
& Itunkle'e store house. The hotel is
to be a three-story frame, and work
wm commence in the early spring.
jaooo u. Hmith of the Central has
oeen selected as landlord, whose long
experience will make the venture a
safe ono. tf Middleburgh had a few
more men like Charley Seebold and
not so many potato patch cultivators
It would come to something yet.
The National Hotel of Sellnsgrove,
Wm. Holtiworth, proprietor, has
mode arrangements to have a grand
New Year's dinner and supper on the
1st day of January, 1887,and be tru.ts
his friends and tbe people In general
will not forget bhn at that time as he
feels confident that they will all be
pleased tai find the charges Uoh u
Ut ' 'j fl ft t--y t-r r- Tei
cash price for all kinds of furs, such
as fox, tunskrat, mink, skunk &c.
The members of Capt. O. W. Ryan
Post: G. A. It., will hold public In
stallation services In the Court House,
Middleburgh, on January 7th, 18-J7, to
be followed by the Hurlesque Degree,
or the "Initiation of a Candidate,"
showing the secret workings of the
Ancient and Oriental Order of the
M. U. L. K.
Our subscribers have been unusual
ly liberal to ns during the past few
weeks lu their payment of subscrip
tion to tho editor. It Is evident that
our suggestion to the ladies a few
weeks ago to remind their "hubbli's"
of their little Indebtedness to us, had
its effect, and wo invito them all (the
I adieu) to call and see us but please
don't all come at once.
An exchange very truly ssys that a
person in good physlcul condition Is
not liable to colds, and will not full a
victim to them until helsrossty care
less. Keep the feet warm nnd dry,
the head cool, ami tho ehost well pro
tected; avoid exposure with an empty
stomach; take care not to cool off too
rapidly when heated; keep out of
draughts; wear flannels; and with the
exercises of a little common sense lu
various eoiergeuclescolds will be rare.
Hon. A. S. Helfrich, of Adiimshurg,
niemler-elect to the Legislature from
Snyder county, va In town on Thurs
day last and honored us w ith a liri 'f
interview. He is one of the rl:iti;j
young men of his county, nnd will no
doubt succeed In representing his con
stituency At Harrisburg to their en
tire satisfaction, ns he possesses nioi e
than ordinary intelligence and is en
dowed with other nnaliileations re
quislte lu the composition of an nl.
and acceptable representative. 7x
(Mmcn JYce 1'rcns.
Lumbard's tallow story in I tA
week's Tribune knocks the last ghost ly
shadow of our reputation as a liar in
to a three-cocked hat. What we
lacked In age wo had hoped to make
up in experience, but wo foil id, alas,
too late, that Joe Is too mtie'i for us
inlying. F,xp.-rtness In prevaricating
has bien the solo object of mir ambi
tion for years, an ! for Lumbard to thus
ruthlessly snatch the palm nt victory
from our very grasp Is most cruel and
soilless. There Is a certain sect who
believe that at the birth of a child
the soul of a then diiiLf person takes
possesi-ion of Its body. It Is our opin
ion when Joe. was born nubmbi Hied.
"Old Si-nta" lat week unloaded a
flar load ofHolldav goods at Seebold
it Hankie's sf ore, which has rendered
that the headquarters for peoplo in
search of Cnristums presents. Their
trade in this line has Or surpassed the
experience of any llrui in town for
years. The stock is so select ami ex
tensive, so cheap and attractive that
buyers never leave without having
seoured just what they want and re
tain a ni6e little cash balance In the)
pockets as evidence of their good f-,r
tune in (hiding the right place to buy
Useful and ornamental presents for
tho girls, tho boys, for mother am
sister, father and brother, sweetheart
all. "Come and see
What's the matter with cock-tail in
Sunbury?
Roll op Hojjok. 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 ploase notify us:
Reuben Wehlck, Jan. 1 1, '87
Robt. Dreese, June 1, '87
Frank Herman, Deo. 1, '87
fj. S. Schoch, March 15, '8S
John Harbin, April 1, 'SS
Henry M. Hasslnger April I, '87
W. 8. Miller. Sept. 1. '87
A. S. Selmnibnch, De?.
W. B. Wltiey, Aug. 1, '87
Aron Dreese, Jan. 1, 87
James Mchmnmt, Dec. 1.8(5
Mary.M. Speclit, July I, '87
iTfHIE STAR
A Xnrr :nriln Ihp l'rlnrllc of
M Ht'iimrrutlr Aiiilnl.trjttfit.
Publiihed in ISo City of New York.
WILLIAM DOHOHCIPZn.
The Hoston Shoe and Variety Store Weck!y and Sunday d"'u"s'
Read the New York Sdtr's prospec
tus lu this Issue.
To give, or not to trive that is the
question; whether lis iw.liler in the
mind to settlt uith clamorous credi
tors wno lon' nave dunned me. or
turn a deaf ear still unto their plead
Ing and spend my all for presents? To
creep to sneak with bated breath
beneath the friendly desk when comes
the harsh collector's knocking, and
bribe tho boy to May I'm out of town
or disappoint expectant relatives by
disregarding all tho old traditions
which make calamity of Christmas
time to men of scanty means? Hut
thero's the snub, the freezing glance,
the epithet of miser, the sickening
dread of something worse to oouio.
whene'er I circulate among my kin,
which make mo rather choose familiar
ills than fly to others that I know not
of, yes, the ancient debts must stand
Tho State Normal School at Hlooms
burg will begin the Winter Term on
Tuesday Jan. 4, 1887. Full profession
al standing is conferred by the diplo
ma upon thoso who become teachers.
More than a dozen students now in
tho leading colleges of tho country
were prepared lu this school.. Those
not wanting to go to college nor to
become teachers find tho Academic
course suited to them. Tho work of
tho school receives strong eudorse
ment from competent Judges who
have examined the pupils in the east
and iu tho west. The facilities for
doing good work are now better than
ever before. Send for a catalogue.
Reduoed rates are given on tho L. V.,
D. L. Si W., and P. & R. R. Rs. to stu
dents haying cards from D. J. Waller,
Jr., Principal.
Thb Dkab Oirlb. Olrls are of few
days and full of inlsohief, and whoso
ever is deceived thereby is not wise.
When the young girl choweth her
gum with great haste, and stampoth
ner pretty foot, look thon little out.
Bue coiueth forth in the evenlnsr In
low neck and short sleeves; but iu the
morning she lieth abed while her
mother husleth. la view at the win
dow shestaudeth whenever the sleigh
bell f inkleth, and yeurneth for a beau
and when he coiueth she doeth up his
purse. He wrappeth the buffalo
about her and huggeth her luuch.aud
stays out muoh beyond his time; aud
the livery addetU four good dollars to
his bill. In the uilug ho hloth him
self to hrr father's mansion. He go
eth In and sitteth by the fire, and ere
he leaveth he poppetb the question
and she Juinpeth at a chance. When
the cock croweth he taketh his de
parture, and compared himself to an
yes, verily. He getoth his license.
and goetb forth upon the inorulnar of
tlx weddlug day, and employeth a
"manto do the J -b, f-1 when
Ha.vni-uvii.lk. John S. Homuiel Is
again working on the 8. &. L. rail
road. Mis f.'rlssy Htoiui:i;;er h:n returned
from Huntingdon county.
Surprise parties are In full blast this
winter. The party held for Mrs.
Henry Peter took the cako so far as
people and presents were concerned.
A party at this place holds a iiiekle
Ave cent piecn bearing Ihe dale IS'iS,
and the name of "l. ilerry," or "(I.
4eppy,"' Inscribed on it. If thin routes
to the notice of the person who did
the eitgraviitiJ, he will confer a favor
by sending the coned inscription to
this ofllce.
The Fish llros., have built nn lee
liotisj ju close proximity to their
Creamery,
Jacob Krrbs moved on the farm of
S. L. Mrower, lu Decatur towusi.iii,
MiMlin county.
TimXKiA IM.K. It Is reported that
Wm. Koch has the contract for paint
hi;,' tliu inside of the Reformed church
ami will commence work in it few
days. Will is a good workman.
Rev. Young is holding a protracted
meeting in the Kvangellcal church.
J. I'.. Fetterolf has organized a sing
ing class 10 the Reformed church.
Th. teachers of Adams township
will soon organize a duli.it ing society
in tint Troxelvillo school hotiio. All
persons desiring to take part in the
exercises nre at liberty to do so.
Some time ago Frank F.ttinger
killed a lar"' catamount at the foot
of .N!ulo Mountain.
Miss Ida Diiiguiaii Is dangerously
ill.
Jug Hreaking will bo held lu the
Lutheran church on Christmas even
ing. Mrs. H. D. Troxell, who had been
spending several mouths lu the West
ern states, has returned very umch
pleased with her journey.
Mrs. Samuel Moyer of School utt,
Midi., was last week visiting nt !
place.
Kiirfpl Btos. Itave 1-i'ePtcXf " ChclV
new Meant saw mill about rue mile
west of town ou a tract owned by
lieu, Aumiller.
Our farmers are busy hauling ties to
the railroad.
Mat tern & Swart, are preparing
for t lie erection of a steam sawmill on
their trad at base o. mountain.
Miss Lizzie Kmmerman will spend
Christmas and Now Year in Altoona
with her parents. Wo feel "sorter'1
sorry that fullow cannot go along.
Hkavkrtown. John K. Royer has
purchased tho old Hiuull farm near
Rebersburg, Centre county, for $"1,000.
He will inovo there in the Spring.
Mrs. Susan Snook, widow of A bra
ham Snook, died at tho residence of
Daniel Kent, with whom she had
been living, on Saturday a week, after
an Illness of one week, and v.,s burl
od at Adaiitsburg tho Tuesday follow
ing. Her sickness was pneumonia
Shu was a god (W years.
Howersox & Snyder's Stave factory-
Is not lu operation during tho winter.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Cap
tain rinlip Kluuev honored their
mother with a surprlso party ou the
anniversary of her sixty lift h birth
uay, which mile stone she passed re
cently. Other friends also partlcipat
ed in the pleasures of the occasion.
Henry Strieker Iui9 returned from
Heecii Creek, Clinton county, where
he has been lumbering, with two of
his fingers crushed. He had his hand
run ovor by u car on Hoyer's narrow
guage road.
ihe Phoenix,' a weekly newspa
per, has again beer, added to tho reg
ular order of exorcise of tho Heaver-
town literary Hoeiety. tub paper
had diverged from Its original design
into a source of abuse to some of its
members, aud consequently had been
discarded for tho last two years.
Annie, a one-year old daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs. Nathan Freed, was bur
ied on Friday a week. .
Isaao Saltzumn will move toAd-
amsburg next week, where he will
coutinue his vocation blacksmithlng.
Mrs. Catharine Weirlck aud her sou
William, have moved from -lduuis
township iuto tho house on Ner A.
Fees' farm.
Rev. D. M. Stetler purposes movlmr
to Herudon, Nortuuiberlaiid county.
and with that end iu view, preached
round of trial sermons on that
chargo last Sunday. Mr. Stetler has
served this charge tor the past twelve
yearc, wttioii ract proves that ho Is a
man that will lust, uud not a "year
ling." We would be sorry to have the
lieverend aud his family leave us.
Isaao waguer was very sick last
week, but Is now on tho mend,
Aaron Hasslnger's straw stack tilt
ed over ou Sunday night and burled
two head of oattlo In its fall. One of
them was unhurt when resoued: the
other was dead.
Kate, a daughter of Jonathan
Haines, Is ou the slok list.'
, solicits your attention for a few min
utes to rcud their adv. on 2nd page.
Foster, an eight-year-old son of
Henry Rlegle of this place, had his
fingers caught In a sausage grinder on
Wednesday, completely severing one
at the sreond Joint. Dr. Harbor dress
ed the Injured member.
Ol. Howell, of Paxtonvllle, a rail
road section hand on Attlg's divblon,
cut a gash In his right thigh en Mon
day with ahatchof, severing the lar;'
artery. He came near bleeding to
deMth. Dr. Darbcr rendered mrglcal
assistance.
According to the time-honored cus
tom there will be no paper Isme.l from
this ofllce during Holiday week. J.
M. Stelninger of the 1'o iT will be In
town to a tend to Job work and rake
In tbe cash d.io the oflh'e. "All In
vited."
The Musical Convention of the
Philharmonic Society. Frreburg, will
evidently be the grandest lllllsli'lil
festival ever held In that town
Fla borate preparations have been
made to entertain the immense crowd
and if the sleighing lasts they will not
bn disappointed. The Convention
opens Monday, Jan. ;i, and closes on
Saturday evening following, v;h
grand concerts the last four evenings.
We have taken ihe agency for the
Sunbury Hook Bindery, John D.
Lingle, Proprietor. Any person want
ing binding done can call at this nlllce,
get prices, leave tiio work with us and
we will forward it at onco to the bin
dery, persons having old bibles or
otlu r books of value which they de
hire to preserve can get them rebound
in the most substantial inaniur ami
at lowest prices.
A St niMiisi.: Fun CnnisTM s.- The
publishers of that bright and Inter
esting Magazine, known as Vir ll i.uc
I Hti-iKtt, will actually send i for three
months on trial free, as a Holiday i Jift
to every one sending them at once
their address and throe S-cent stamps
for poftage, etc. Ah tho regular price
of this popular publication Is t.0'i,
evci y reader should grasp this golden
opportunity, and address Immediately
TlIK HoMH Jot'ltSiAL, Hikkai.o, N. Y.
Nov. S5 5v.
Holiday Notick. The subscriber
has the pleasure of Informing the -i(i
zensof lleavertown and vicinity that
he has opened his gallery on Mr. Kin
ney's lot, where he will remain T -r
some time, and asks everybody to cull
ami examine his wo;V. Rates from PI
for 2o. t.i lor if'., according to size.
Large pictures in 8 ty ID Inch frame,
ready fo? the par' r froii, $1.2.i to f i.
keiiieml er good pictures taken h
cloudy days. Come one, come all an. I
examine for yourselves. Asking your I
patronage 1 am
Your Servant,
S. F. Dkibkht.
CIL'uro oppcr-ilislillil
whiskey at 1.75 per gallon
or ,"i() eenls per quart at .1. (1
Smilh's, Central Hotel, MM-tlleburgli,Ia.
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wIuti'dii nn.' i-n-i li il a miil
House and Hun !
tin-hurl, il.ni.l W.u. r. A M.rll..ti ,, nlnivi' trurl
l ,-ll lllllliiTI-.t.
'I'KUMS : -Ji .rrritiil. wh-ti ,niuTlv lit atrurk
ilnlvn, uu,- in ,,) ti, liil iu,.., ,,n ,prij l,;sh7,
nn, I rnii iin.liT I i.-IhImt I, lit7, tint ln.-t , innii
In ln-iir iuti-ri'-t Iriiiti Airll I, Iss; ulii-n i'iuJ-
f ull Will lit! Klltfil.
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III. Mi V Klilil.Y,
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OENTRAIi
SKLINSGltOVB, PA.
Wo call the attention of the pub
lic to the lareo variety of NEW
GOODS suitable for
both useful and ornamental,
Handkerchiefs and
u fliers a specially.
Ladies and Misses COATS 3cllms
at greatly reduced prices.
Ilenr eel friily,
Q. "vVEIS, Selinsgrove.
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Mutter
I'.ggs
Pitted clterries
!llpitted "
rlai-lilieri'ies
Kasiiht'i-ries
Onions
I.ard
Tallow ,
'liieken.i per ,
Turkeys
Side
Sonlde ,
Ham
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Mii'i'i.iNnriM. pa.,
.l! 'i-.!h of SlllNUMvS constanllv
i t. I.:.r. .'. Ilil J.SrUI K. II II M LOCK
i:) i' , furiii- lu- 1 uu ilioii
notice at I ottoiD puces.
We are just now
filling up EVERY
DEPARTMENT,
with as fine a line
of New Goods as
ever came to our
community, and
they are CHEAP.
Come and see them.
L ai M.S. W ji M
ndi't iiiAToi.s Noiiri:
.etiiTHiif ailnilulttrit, I , ,), ..,., .,,
lanlul .-luloti'irr, Into ,,l Wu-l lionrnr
l' ti.iii,. M,y,i..r to-. I n., ilo.M, l.io iiiu
I'lteti Kriinloil lo tlin iui,ltluucl, n: ,. rui -n -knnwii'it
theniMilvt Imictitt ,l tuanlil intnto urn
tt,ni.toil In untax I to in . .lints -ii) iu, LI, it r , I
lhi- liutiuu o,ilii, will I'rtnnt tin-in il ily
antln-niltfatoil to tho uu.Io.Mrii.il lur iio'tlo
nn'iil. ISA At! H ii: N,
JUutt.i'.iin.i .tl I III I it I'o., I.
C. IS 'Hi. A.ln.lnlhtiuliT
cold:
I SiIi,.-m ,t t 'n .rurtlMii.L Maiiu-.will rf.-i.t
I fn , Itnl lnfiiiiiiihii Nlxint wurk wtttrh
tlti'v cHtiil ... n livi'nt litHtir.iliMl will i n
' tlmm from IV. to imr iluv. h,iint I. iva
Mrni-1 nvnt 9.si In n ,rtf Kulu'r mi, fount" nr oM ('apltal
lt'l rHt4irft Vt.U'ltf alartt.l t.n. Tliitt wIh stttrt nt wuctt
arv ftUutuUly iui uf luug Uulo iurtuiMj. All it Uvw.
yes-
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J.i alji llaa ket.
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WKUAKMDAT.
No. 1 Ptunsylvauia
1 V IIIIZ
"3 White mixed..
Itye
Corn
Oat'
KVKHV
80
7
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40-
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mm
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CURES
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THE PHILmPfflA TIMES
THE DAILY TIBIES- THE WEEKLY TBIEc
. Tlio Philadelphia TIMES Sixty-four Co
lsaclivcreil hv CArriWa ... ..ii :
tho cities towns and villages matter, crisp, atl active, in
"'"V101101 irtreHtI.'iff, iltstiuclive. 'iTie
luinns of
ler roading
its a week, and i sold Annals of tho War, by active
rs and news-dealers for participants, illustrated ;AVo
iit a copy. It iH uni-man's World, contributed to
ly conceded to bo the by some of the best Women
The
six cents a week, and
Uy boys i
ono cent
vcrsally
best Il('l 4ili:l?lc in 41. I i in
. . -x. liii ivin in ii i, r jt i.t ,.. a.. .
for 41m n. w. .lti:.. vl " V.. m B V.1 . im:,K;il 111
aZ 1 i V nmi, "ii latest ras lions; Tines
O uiHii tC l-NowHA'oung I'eople-by them
and A n :0 o-wjIvoh; orlffiiul StoJioH, both
an J Money Markets and All short and continued ; Topics
IhoWsotTho World inof the Time; Pointed Kill-
lS?fblofoni Cin,mcnt Sped 1
fvclTthindArticies on thousand, of hu!
O K Quality ijeets, and all tho news are
21 ' vico y 1W 5?BFaiSriltiliI0n 1fftt-. Terms,
S?M ti n nn, U a wr 2 per annum ; clubs of ten
Paid, onnirnnll, iV- w" l'"-",KiupiiiociUU.
THE SUNDAY TIMES
12 PatresOd f!nin.
Addrcg. w 77 V5"---s-w a 1 car
THK TIMES,
T1MC8 UUILDINO,
ttllff tiT TITT
o
Our ne w fmv uUc): is now rcudv. It Is one of Iho crninlest Rim? ej
got d-t yon h ive i vi r I i In Id. Nothing tins been forotlori in tlio wuj cj
tfood ntnl ili Hii' .lile ntilefl. utul nn to quality and low priot B. e fim eo
ci'inpulili-r Onr motlo lulu nlwiiys been to lutiintnin the lend hv offortag
llio UhI (,'imiln for the least iniucj'. Wo offer for your consideration i
DryGoods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
oto.vs. n.irs, ms. mths, iilisks,
( rrrjwY. vakvet.v.uwet vuAL,u,ini)
oi;:.,s, auss, tjx KurriJLW, mood
jLD II IIAJJU WAHJ'l O'C . ,y 6'., C.
These good are nvurlu all new, of lh choicest mate
rials ami latest stifcx. The firiccs we ask for them wili
astonish tjauas then are uiiqin slionabl nthe rock bottom
for rctrtif traile. He pa the highest, itrice for all kind
of ('OU.Yl)lY VhOlH'Ci:.
.Induing from oar trade we anticipate J.W TENSIVE
S.1LES this srasoa uiid hare prepared to meet aM
demands- CAJjL Yours in, wait in,
n. ca. UIIHTKK & CO.,
J'ear Middlefjarg J)epot-
I njmAtOTiCTWfTKrrtiti t.iu j 1 1
iwes B s to ves .
pi
The
Tho old favorite Wi ft D9w dregs.
NEW MORNING LIGHT
i
1
lu
Ifiicpn nlirn.l of all Imitfi ovor. Th'm fall
it nppi-tna in n dow Ju hh, yet rctuine nil its heat
jug power, which in ncknowli.,1 j by ell a tit
ii'S fiT niit ud nf any other stove,
Foi ISQtlARi: IIIUTKU.S o Uvo llio
Sunshine, Capitol,
nml oth'ciB, wlich are rihdJ in apponrnnru pow.
. -rf nl to hrut, and etiin ut (lie hend of ull qnur j
ovoti. 'J l o beet of refcrtuocB (,:i,tt.
COOK blOVKS wo Btill bull
Ml to lllO
Grand Times,
NEW SUSQUEHANNA ami otli
era, oil of which ore DrtleLs
stoves in ull respect",
COAL STOVES
f all kiiuK fri.ni )f3 op to $10, tor
II porpoiicBk Call ana seo toy ttovit,