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rnb'.Ili'' tvery Thursdnjr.
Whan visiting a newspaper ofTIcA
enter quietly, sit down without nrnk
lug much noise, subscribe for th. pa
per, and pay for it in atfvanre.
The Rppubllonn Standing Commit
i-ntmTT rorT.-rh(. Conn, of jtee o( Snyder county uistln ths Court
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TrAln Leave Lewlntown Junction :
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rullowinu; Ih a lint of h.'iIoh, public
nn1 irlvnte, advertisod in the I'ost or
for which bills have betm printed at
this otlloe.
Siiturilay, March 5, Amelia Kuhnu
will M'll (arm utock in 'entr' twp.
Suturdav, March 5, T. Knhler will wlt
farm uteiiHiln, btock, Ac. in IVe
IllUllt.
WiiInecilBy, March O.th fmniicl U.
Waltnr and Adam H. Walter. KxVh
c.f John 11. Walter dec'il, wiil m-II
pernonal property in Centre twp.
Friday, March It, Joxlali Hchradnr
will sell ersonal property in
Monroe twp.
Tuewlay, March 8, Daniel llolli'iibai-'u
will" sell ipersonal property 3 inilea
iioith of (Jent revillw.
Tbursdiy, March 21. Y. II. Wagner.
Adm r of Elizabeth Hitter. d'd
will Kelt pt-rMonal property In Mn
i i towimhip.
Tu My, March 20. Willlum ltilter,
A i u'rof Jiiiii ll'tter, d"'j'd, will
V.I personal property at Kruter-
Vj.l.T.
Tin" l:iy. March 2t. Daniel Kilter
n.il M'll pertiunul property in Mon
roe township.
Saturday, March 13. the widow ami
lif irs of Clias. Mitche!, dee'd, will
"ll personal property at l'axtoii
villu. Tuesday, Mar. 15, .John llker, Jr.,
will oil pei'rtonal property 1 mile
i'Hr-t of McClure.
Saturday. March 12, Mrs. Julia A
MMi kle w ill sell personal property
in Ceiitreville.
Tuesday, March 15, C. W. Weise will
M'll persunal property li miles be
low Kichlleld.
Tussdiiy, March 15, Jere ('rouse will
sell" valuable reul ewtute on the
pri'iiiiHi H in Fruukliu twp., or in
MiildlehurKh.
Uvad tho candidate cards in tills is
sue. (1'heDohton Store will romovd from
this place next week.
Court was largely attended on Mon
day and Tuesday.
Sen J. M. Kline's Well drilling ad
vertisement iu this issue.
Miss If attlo Dotdorfof Williams
town, is visiting bor sister, Mrs. Dr.
l'inher.
On Saturday a teixlnch snow fell
in this section which alfordi excellent
bluinliin.
Misses Tusia and Emma Musser of
Ilartleton are here tho guests of the
editor and family.
Weather prophets predict an early
spring and a hot summer. The latter
part of the prophecy will doubtless
prov true.
Inquisitive people are the funnals
of conversation; they do not take any
thing for their own use, but merely
to pass It to another.
'Squire Adam Smith, the Snyder
county weather prophet predicts
three snow falls this spring yet one
or which is to be 3 inches deep.
D, A. Kern, hauled the first load of
brick on Tuesday for the erection of
a double briok dwelling house on the
lot on Main street, immediately west
of his father's residence. '
Bro. Trout thinks there are two
sides to the difficulty recently expert
enced by one of our bands while em
ployed In the Free rresa offloe. We
think so too bttt one Is a dang poor
one.
We have secured a new correspon.
dent at Freeburg, and, judging from
his first letter he has a capital Idea or
what Is wanted in a printing oftloe
and will make a first-class oorreppon
deut. Let us hear from you erery
week, Willie.
On Tuesday inornlog C. L. Smith,
(formerly known as big Charley) took
possession of the Central Hotel In this
place, Jaoob O. Smith, for a number
of years proprietor of the house has
not yet positively settled upon any
stand, but It is understood that he
2(1, 1837, between the hours of 1 and ?
p. m. This will make tho campaign
"short, sharp and decisive." The
candidates thus rar announced make
a very respectable showing and pro
dnoe conclusive evidence that the Re
publican party In Onyder county still
has an abundance or good material to
supply the offices which are to b fill
ed. Lt week one or the pages of MSS
containing the addresses delivered at
the MuMmil Convention nt Adambiirg
was lost, and in "making meet" w itli
the other pages th address of Prof
1). S. Hoyer was mixed in with Prof.
C. W. Herman's and went Into print
that way. We much regret the mis
take and should have spared no trou
ble to rectify It had we known It In
time. The report appeared correctly
In the Trihunt.
Never have truer words been spok
en tlrut the following from the tmll
anap'ilis Journal: "We b.-lieve the
press of this country of lata yoars has
given altogether too much attention
and space to personalties. The ssnc
t If y of life and death alike are lnvad-d,
and morbid curiosity is every whre
aroused and stimulated. It is a de
praved tiste that grows by what It
feeds on. It gives a premium to idle
gossip and scandal and makes vie.
familiar. It is in every way iK-mornl
l.lns and in no way ln'iieflniat. Ills
muoh better toadvortisa virtue than
vice. It is much better to ediioal
the publla sense than to pander to a
morbid taste.
As r-prlng nppronrhrs shnrpers ntnl
scoundrels are preparing to raid the
rural districts for the purpose of swhi-
Jdling the unsuspecting out of tln ir
hard exmcd dollars. The safest plan
is not to deal with strangers in any
way whatever. Hoiiim dealers nre
the men to patron'ze; they will treat
yoil honorably, and ifthey don't
happen to have every article you
may want they can procure it foryou.
(live traveling swlndle'rs the grand
biunc when they approach you ninl
offer you ft dicker. We do our very
best to keep Trifctae reader posted
in nil the swindles practiced by this4
roaming sharpers, and if they wiil not
lienken toour advice an 1 get "stuck"
occasionally the fault Is not ours.
A printer stood nt the desk of n
hnsioex m in In this city, tho other
day, and noticed him using printers'
stationary bought from an outside
liouso. Sal I ths printer who was a
customer, "what would you think ol
me if I should g east an I b'iv your
line of goods for myself and f.imily?"
The Hi-.'rclinnt replied : "I would
think you a tool, when I know you
could get Ih'i same g-.iods as cheap of
me, mid help a full w citizen." Tii
printer than called his attention to
the stationery, whon th) merchant
c.oughe l and walked biliiud Cm o m i
ter to wait on a customer. (July a da"
previous the merchant had asked the
printer to give him a free puff on hi
Urge stock or new goods.
The Hand entertainments in Seo
liolil s llall tins week nave been un
usually well attended, and tho per-
rormances have brought forth a great
deal of congratulatory comment.
Kvery featuro of the entertainments
advertised has been produced. The
plays by the baud members and their
lady ussMunts are very entertaining,
while the pel formtincesof Prof. Keen
nn on tho piano and Prof. Keltmver
on tho violin, are always received
with enthusiastic Applause. Prof.
Shield and his barytone have become
An indispensible featuro to every en
tertainment, whilo the Corn-cracker
Minstrels ufghtly drive dull care
away by ttieir ludicrous burlesques.
There will be an entertainment every
evening this week with the unusual
low admission of 10 an 1 2u cents.
WHO IS RXTITliRD TO TIIK IllCf.T? -
We have frequently beard it stated
thut the IM i tor of tho post T. II. liar
ter, had offered his columns to the
Anti-Wuter Works party during the
recent contest, whilst he hits univers
al! v denied the same to us. To us It
matters very little, save that it raises
a ques tion of veracity between the
editor of the 'tunes and Post nod one
of our verystrai't forward Anti-Water
Works men. Just who Is entitled to
the belt, is what we would like to
know, lirother llarter can you Kive
us any information upon The subject.
Did vou or did you not oiler to nub
lish tho articles which appeared in
the TiDienl Tribune.
Last fall wo promised relief to the
anti-waterworks party in case they
were denied means of defense, and
should have done so, had not the
Times opened its columns to them
After watching the controversy for
several weeks and noticing its bitter
ness, we thought it best to keept out
of the fight by refusing to grant the
desired space which was more than
we could possibly spare at the time.
The State Normal School at Blooms
burg, Pa., will begin the Spring-Term,
Tuesday, April 8, 18S7.
A still further inoreasa of the corps
of teachers will be made to meet the
needs of the coming term.
The new building containing twon-ty-slx
reoitatlon rooms gives great
satisfaction as to ventilation, light,
blackboards and furniture.
The last class was the largest ever
graduated from the school. Full pro
fessional standing eemcs to every
tescher with the diploma.
Many students are prepared for ool
lege.
Tuition is almost free to those grad
uating within two years. Industry.
carry
will net move ma far awa from hli
many frtends In this county. Charl. y ' perseverance and patience will
wm make a capital landlord as he has un" luroui"'
been on the road many years and I r "Kue, or ior naii-iare on
Vrur, -,-, r, r.u, !6 pj,..ut for tha D- r J V., and P. & It. It.
The Harrlsburg Ttlegrtm of Feb. 26, bers. Ed. Is a good tnstrnctor and
gets off the following "good one" on knows just how to handle a class,
one of Snyder county's best known Philip Oeker Is preparini to erect a
citizens, which we publish for what it new house on his lot at the cast end
Is worth: . j of town.
Uplnttnjder county ox Sheriff D. Miss Ida C. Hiuguian, who was rick
for several months, is now able to be
about. ,
Itev. Htovor preached A sermon iu
the Lutnuran church last Sunday
evening.
KveryboiTy is taking advantage f
the sleighing.
lioleuder is a candidate for sheriff
again, and his enemies are getting
out campaign stories against him.
One old denizen from the hills got in
to) a Mlddlvburgh grocery storo the
other evening and told this story,
while he puffed at his corn cob pipe :
"It whs this ere way: Yon sees, ole
man l'.oleniler, lie gin'rully attended
d t;r hi doolie, no mutter wot wus
titer weather, and he usfter git e U
feet. Well, one dny someboOv told
him ter put red pepper in his boots,
ntd that wild keep Vui warm. So lie
did. Ilu nut a hull InuuUnl in ech
boot, nod started out one inornlu'.
H traxclled 'round a mighty lot
Wv-i ry comfort ful like, and when he
retched home he wer in a good lliootl
Me sot blsself down aside til big fen
plate stove, humped up his hark and
s linked. Purty soon they bemi to
etch, an' tier, an' all at ouee the pep
per got In its work tremeiijiis. Tin ii
er i-u;ht to iee the ole man. He
jumped nearly up ter thir eei.'iu',
and danced 'round II ie n though he
weralnjoii. 'I'liey thought he m te
lie gettin' religion," and sent fer ther
prciirher. lint when ther preaelier
heard HoleiVl -r yowl in coneni I -d i'
wern't n l gtoii that he was nil t in'.
He studied ther sympto iis and tliei
told ther id- mm "to inve, too;; ite his
boots. An' h. did, an' ever hin.-e ther
sllei lir has been a l.riUii' for tiler
man wot told him ter put red - cr iu
his hoots."
any ft, w i.wuih tn&a
FiiKKlirjifj. The Martha Vashinf:.
ton tea party of th i 1). V. Y. C. So
clety h. ld in Hoyrr'x Hall on 1 1 - '22 ,
wa" well patronized. Tha supper was Kev. Sehandiaeh,
elegant, and the eer,'UeH Intcri'Nt ing. W. II. Kiting,
Uia.i I). Itoyerof Crtlliou i eo'iii! y, 1 W. (1. Smith,
Mich., who m ived from here 10 tears J(J. 8. Snyder,
ago, Is hero visiting his friend i f t'.iis S. S. Pish,
locality. l,,.vi J. Komig,
Ueorg Hosteruian iissuine his du - j Valentine Walti r,
ties as postmaster. Ho sileeeed.ip Joslah Norhood,
Wm. If. Moyer, who will in v.i tojll.M. Ilarner,
(leorg-town to continue In the drug ' Win. Harding,
business. We regret the departure ' Philip Aiuig,
of .Mr. Moyer, as he was a very useful w. Myers,
member of society iu various ways. j i.'ri,ierick 'ought,
t. N. Johns succeeded Win. P. Moy. , , J, Keiser,
er as principal of our High school. I j t ivtterolf,
Mr. Moyer has bucn n successful ,.orge Stetler,
teacher lor 21 years. He has p irehas '.)ud-. MidJIeswurth,
ed the drug store and Is also assistant ! Keuben J. Smith,
P. M. under Mr II isterinan. (!. K. Hickel,
Supt. Iloyer visited our sehools Peter S. ltubb,
on Wednesday. Mr. Johns arrived in 1 Frank lleyuard,
the afternoon, when Su; t. Moyer iu John W. Kline,
tioduee.l It i mi to the school in an ap. I Reuben Dreese,
prnprinta address. Mr. Johns, re-: J. D. Hare,
sponl.'i with well timed remarks. ' It. F. HolTtuan.
Mr. Moyer delivered ft farewell n!- Israel Sanders,
dress. j l-aac Uearich,
John Kissinger's snle was largely M. S. Weiaiid,
attended. He moves to Kansas on ! W. II. Weaver,
the f irm of H. S. Lark, near Peabody. Isaac Dreese
He has returned from Kansas and 'Howard A. Fish,
wives a glowing account of that conn-1 Hon. Chrs. Miller
try.
ii il w.Lia'.iyp,y
Mi Mkkn's Doom Ski.kii. -The
Supreme Court on Monday refused
application for intrrfercne, on be'nalf
of Willi mi .losiah McMeeu, who was
Chas. K. Art ley was this week
found guilt y of KPiluct ion and bastardy
and sentenced to an luipi leenaie nt of
3 months and t. tine. Oscar Taylor,
(colored) ninl Frank Kliott who bor
rowed a horse and sleigh from n
5elinsgrovo livery this winter without
the knowledge of the owner, were
discharged on a wi lt of h t'nas corpus.
Lht nf letters uncalled for In the
Post office nt Midillcbnrgli.Man h 1st,
Win. Juckson, (). L. Ornnt, Audriei'
ilearhiirt, Jos. Mower. K. H. Miller.
C.ilvlo Mloneh. Harris Mioll, Mis
Kate Hade, M Jennie Yager, Mr
Meiru'ie I', liirer. Miss Susan Oo"ul.
Miss 1,1 i Kllitle. Mi-s Mertle V.Myer.
i,care Mis Sue A. Myers;, Miss Martha
Mt-iniuer, Clara F", Sui k.
I. tlUIKH IlMtDKIl, P. M.
Ri.i.i. irs Iluxoit. 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:
P.O. Moiversox, Mny 1, V,
Dec. 1. ';
Oct. 1, 's,
July it, s:
Jan. I, 'SI
April
March 22, 'n;
Deo. 1, Nt
Jan. 1. '8
Sept. 1, 'K'i
June 1,'nx
March 1, T
March I, 'us
Sept. 1, "87
July 20,
March 1,
Dec. I.
Dec. 1,
Dec. 1, 7
Feb. R ;
March 1, 'ss
Marcli 1, 7
May 1,
Deo. 1, 'nit
March 1, XT
Jan. 1, 'h;
March 1, 7
Dec. 1, 'Hii
May 1, "(j?
Muy 1 s7
Deo. 1 HO
March 1 H7
Dec. 1 7
A Lady's Prkkki.t CoMPAjfiojf.--
"Painli i-s Cliildl.irth" n new bok by
Dr. John II. live, one o' Now York's
'ino't skillful pliTsicians, shows that
jpaln is not neCi'snAry In 'T.'.'.i'.'irlh
; but results from causes easily under
'stood and overcome. It clearly
proves that any woman may become
a mother without suffering any pain
whatever. It also tells how to over
come and prevent morning sickness,
swelled limbs, and all other evils at
convicted iu the Oyer and Terminer
of Juniata county of the murder of
his wife, Mrs. Nancy MoMeen, by
sending her poison through the mail.
II is conviction was upon circumstan
tial evidence, and the case was taken
f..l 111. SlIllfulllA f.llll.f fi.i.l ......... . 1 1..
.'...-..v. ....... iiimi Ul n liM III i .. t.t It .1 .
1,,,,., , . . , ,, , , . ! tending pregnancy. It is reliable and
, . . highly endorsed by iihysicians every
wus affirmed Iu an opinion in which i . ' .. ... f , ... '
m I u ii n ,iiw niiv B imii' I'lnniv vuiii
painon. rut tins out; It win save
you great pain, and possibly your
i life. Send two cent stamp for de
scriptive- circulars, testimonials and
coulUleiitial letter sent in sealed en
velope. Address Fraak Thomas &,Jo.
Publishers, MHlthuore, Maryland.
Jan. 27, '87, Uiu.
Piokoxs. Persons having pigsnns
to sell will llud a ready purchaser by
addressing the editor or the Post.
(1. A. R. Suits, warrented Indigo
Mine, at S. Oppenhchuer's, Selins
grove, Pn.
PuitLlO Not ick Is hereby given to
all those knowing thcmsulves indebt
ed en tho dockets or A. K. li if t on
judgments, costs, or otherwise to set-
this date and
executions, or
scire facias, as the case may demand,
will be Issued to recover the sanio.
Feb. 21, 3w. A. K. UlFT, J.P.
Fitau Tuadk: Tho reduction of in
terunl revenue and tho taking off of
revenue stamps from Proprietary
Medicines, no doubt has largely bene
fitted the consumers, us well as re
lieving the burden of home manufac
turers. (Especially is this case with
Ureen's August Flower and Moschee's
Wermnn Syrup, us the reduction or
thirty -six cents per dozen, has been
added to iucrease tho size of the bot
ties coutalniiigthesu remedies, there
by glvli'g one lUth more medlcliio in
the 75 cent sire. The August Flower
jor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and tho German Syrup for' Cough
and Lung trouble, have perhaps the
largest sale of any medicines In the
world. Tho advantage of increased
size of the bottles will be greatly ap
preciated by the sick and afflicted, iu
every town and village in oivillzed
countries. Sample bottles for 10 cts.
remain the lame sizo., Jan. 2087. ly
Judge Paxon remarked that the pris
oners guilt was conclusively shown
by the testimony or tho witm-HS,
Dwlght Mead, who testified that Mo
Meen had spoken to him ir his wife's
death before any news or tlo't od
could possibly have reached 1 :;u.
Arter this opinion wasdelivered Mead
voluntarily made an aflidavit before
the Muyorof Harrlsburg stating that
he was mistaken in his testimony, and
that fhe time when ho actually met
Mc.Moen was several hours later. Up
on the strength or this correction the
Couit wa petitioned to grant a rear
gument oftho case, but the petition is
handed down, indorsed by the Chief
Justice "A majority of the Justices
being opposed to a reargiiment of this
Ii j. m iii rti i
case, it is reiuseu. i no prisoner is , t)m ; wt,rl
sentenced to bo hangtd on Tuesday, March 12lh, If not,
iUarcii u, ami we would adiuonUli
him to prepare for the awful doom
that awaits him. The only hope now
is before tho Pardon Hoard, and it is
not likely they will interfere. Juulntu
Tribune.
ns) . mm . -
i noxKLVii.i.K. my silence for a
considerable length of tliuo, was sim
ply because we had no news iu our
hamlet until tho time was drawing
close to election when the news grew
numerous but had much or sameness
about it and since the election there
was qultea lull or excitement among
the defeated candidates.
Menfer Bros, have erected their
stoaui saw mill, two miles west ot
town, on a tract owned by Aumiller
St Hro., whore thoy intend to spond
the remaining part of the winter iu
sawing. This tract was formerly
owned by John Fetterolf, Jr. It Is
estimated to have tho best lumber in
this locality.
TheTroxelvllle Literary Society is
prospering. We are pleased to see
tbe citizens take an interest in the
exercises. The question for next dis
cussion Is: Resolved, That water it
more destructive than fire."
Those gentlemen, who expected to
have a night social at a certain house,
not twenty miles from this place, had
better waited until some other time.
so that they need not arouse tho
slumbering Inmates to gain entrance
Into the house.
Miss Ilattie L. Swartz, a teacher of
West Beaver township, spent last
Sunday with her parents at this place.
Isaao Uaokenbury, who had been
ill for some time, is nut again.
George Smith has been confined to
his bouse with rheumatism for the
past eleven months.
The painters are engage 1 In paint
ing the Reformed church.
J. 11 Fetterolf has organized asiug-
ZJ''"" " r of c ''rfy m ,
Ladies' Galdo to Fancy Work.
TliUwork euntalui ne.irlrSOd liiio'tioiua lllu.
trutlena wllb luiru Hum I r maklnii lmnilrJ
il bmutllul tluuaa, alibitr lur ailunluif your
linmo or pnnoiiu lor your Irlemli, at iu,lat tri
rtltiK tpoii.io, liicluilliur all kiu.lt ol r'lncy
Work. Artlitlu Kmli'ixlitriKi, ln'u Work, Kolt
tuu, 'I'th ln.oi'l Not Work t'ontalua tlvaimit
Kir Miaiox'auia, lultlala, Tldl. l.aniiraiiliis,
()lUiiiiaiia.l'o:inlerMliii, Knur, t'srriu Koliai,
llruckvia, Wall l'Otfkt, Wuin I'apur liaskeU,
Wura Itiiit'i, Work KimkclH, Work 1Iki, IVii
Wlierst iluiiKliiif lltmuls. t'atob all, I'iu l!uali.
mill, Outntuulu, llaiilkrRlilf llimia, ll Jl
llnxea Card L'unket, Kola 1'illuw, Tabla lluitn
Work Kiaiidr, l abia Sen rl Srr.em, Korau H'
linsU llm. Tabla Mam, '!' Hot Man, I.uuii.
Mal, Iuiii)Sbiidi', I'lllow Hliamr, I'lllow Sliaui
Hi. bleu. Uurtuloa, 'loll. I SUii'ia, hlleir ',
Lsilor Cawn, I'lolurs Krunitn. Tullnt Hula, t'lolha
Hru.h KnlUei', ll:uouka. tllxiir H..ls KaU'buli,
K.iiu-j 'uri, Sllpie, IlriMinu Uwn, Mut.o
I'ortfiilloa, Knlfn rami, Kant, Fliiwar IlaKkoU.
I'lll Blainla. Kbiwur Pol Cuiin. ssk.l n..'
Trlmiullius. Wluiow s-hails. uik.r v..ri
Spatiar Wsrk, Vtmt I'bolonrauba nd luuny
other tbloK. ) '
it li nauilaoinai bou1, ontalninif I ool inn n
pKO, ad Hill ba nukit l onl. uulil ir onlv an
tnU. It la tha fluaal b-H.k nu laiict work
piibllilifd. aud ary lady Isteistwl fit liouncbolj
I ii nn 'iir riiy in ii. Anirw.
TtJr fcL.nKKNtw00., Syrt-aw. N. V.
-"?",.i-7Tmwl- ,.
Feb. SI, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
George 8. Brown of Willlamsport and
Miss Anna M. WnimpoIs of 1'reebur .
Feb. 8. by Rev J. F. Wampole. Wm.
W. Wernots of Kichlleld mid Miss
Mary lense of Fremont ,
Feb. 1C, by Rev. S. P. King, Miss
Martha Htrawser of Freebnrg and I
iiiriuan iauipsii, of rtortliumt o
land.
Feb. -J5. hy S S Schoch, J. P., J. A,
Foreman and Maty M.Goodiiian,both
of Union count v.
in:i.
Feb. 15, In Union twp., Kati,', wl'e
ol .Incoli u. Miot.txirger, aged -I
years, u uioni ns nun l lilavs.
!. 27, near t'entreville
Hickhart, Aged efl years and
CENTRAL
SELINSQROVB, PA.
OlinKlTKll nV W. II. WI.NKY UVKHV
Wl IIXICSDA v.
tfo. 1 Pennsylvania $ HO
' 2 I'u It. ;s
"U White mird
N' 4!
I .nril 4T.
ltt HI
I.I i i ! 9 i S r jf M; r U v 1
Fix it in your mind that wo can
servo you well in anv rcoods wo selL
s. ,lK" "'jNot that our prices are always low
mnonuV.er than others but our qualities aro
uctter. we always strive to ob
tain for our cus'dmors the greatest
value for their money. There is no
brag in thisit is only saying plain
ly what we consider our duty
We are now onennr: extra ordin-
a - -
Mutter
.'.:
Pit led eherries
I'lipittrd "
Minckberries
itasplierries
l:ii.lis
I.urd
i'allow
I 'llie!,eS pl.f
Turkevs
Side
Soiild'i
M il l
20
II
H
h
r,
i
ic
l
WELL DSILUN9 !
ore Water en rvtry Ltt v;:i!i tsi
Little Cost.
Tho undorsitino.l dciivs o
call (ho iittotitimi (if the jipo
plo of Snvtlor counl v 1 his
iniM'ovo(l niothiul ol' wrll
lrillinr, which hasivcn such
universal s ilislaitiiiii i-vcrv-wlicro.
Ilt has tlm ailvau
taiio overall other iticlhoils
is speedy, makes little ilirt,
never delaved hv the niachiii-
t.
cry etlin out oi' order iind
is in every particular satis
factory. Kccoiuuicudations
ran ho had from parlies for
whom I havedone work eith
er iu Middleliuroh, Heaver
town or Banncrvillo.
.1. M. KLINi:,
Ueavertown, Ia.
March 1,'87 3m pd.
Out of our immense stock wc
offer tho. following
FURMURE AID
CARPET
BARGAINS !
Two Solid Walnut Marble
lop Suits, Hovel (5 lass ex
tra well made in work and
liiiisli.lmt a little olfiu st vie
Fho Colt ago ratnti-d Suits
tit a bargain.
Threo Solid Ash Suits all
rood tfoods except in finish:
Five Lounges at a sacrifice.
One plush l'arlor suitT piece.i
Two hair-doth " " "
O110 44 44 " 44
second hand.
Four marhletop lirlor tables
Five hundred yards, all wool,
C.0. and Cotton Ingrain
and Rttj; Carpets last
Spring stylesaud remnants
and all tho above are per
fect, except in style and
finish. Mo wish to clean
them out all tiro marked
Haraiusiiud prices in plain
figures.
All our regular stoek'of
FIJKXITU lll'l Ss CAM
1'1'iTiS at it reduced jirieo
for tho NEXT TJ1 ITV
DAYS.
Call early and ecuro the
bargains. (Joods packed and
freight paid to any point on
V. li. H.
W.H.FHLIX,
The popular Furniluro and
Carpet 31an, Jjowistown.
Undertaking a speeiiilty.
COAMNI HOUSE.
rpiIK uiideiRigiicd liavinrr made
X ami. la Preparation (or the aoeoiinnoil.tliit
ofllie pui.lio ouil ri-apeoilully annoiinra Hiul
L. will furnliu hoarding and li.dglDK atthe
rataoraerniity-Hvs rent! s day or twenty-live
rants meal, htaullne; and la.d (or borne.
furnUhod cheap.
Ttan.e not bavins tried hli table are rusp.ol
lull Invited tooall, and they will i.nt no away
dls.aoafled. Iloonn a (e doori wott of the
UoartHome, allddiehuruh, Pa,
O AUMlr i. IIKA V KR,
Use. I. I"f. ruopriator.
ar.y bargains in every department
in order to rcclubc the s tock to make
room for an early invoice of Spring
Goods. Respectfully,
S. WEIS.
TUKlITYa
o are now rlr.ai(inr in our
11
s.jrlvca prc)iiratnry to Mir'.iais.n
oitronrly Njninjv rootls. Vou wit.
field CiS rent S5nrniiis in everv de
purtnicnt uh wo nvr scMii.o mnny
1hoo(Ih nt cost or ev;n loss. Tlicy
must ro to make uoosn, so do not
.'nil to conic and sec lor yoursclvcH.
Tho opportunities t bvy chrnp
thnt wo otVcr you now, nro rarely
to lo Iind. Conic uud sec.
ISCBBfPCBS EB MOTHERS
I dispise Imposition!
TVrmT W1" '' !. 't thuont i ii
IfXvlXI JCi I niturii to u. and vru will emnl
?ou Ireti, .iiiiisi IiIiik ol iirviil vuliia and 1 11 1 1 .01 -aiitio
to ynu, Unit will .lull yuu In Ini'lniH. lil.-h
will brlni( you In moru inoni'y rUlit away than
Kiiyllilnii tle In tills world. Any 0110 rindn
the work and live nt home, lit lit-r ni l 1 all no.
So'i'etlilim nuw, Unit just ruin, money lor all
workur. We will trt yuu t capltul not ni'edt'd.
Till. I. one ol the irenulne. limiorUint chanctMul
a lllxtliuu. i'luwa who nre amlillnn. and eutnr-
(irlnlni will not delay. Oram! outnt Ires. Ad-
nresa ihuh 1:0., AUHU.ia, mm no.
Portland, Maine. Poo. '.3, lMfl, ly.
TIs fu. i:ur for ixiuif ti. H tmk Liius., AOniui, iiull
frt-Mtliin. Inward 1'aln. Lktikiuiion, LouiUmiiic liw iiioe
Valuubi. iiMxIk'lluM w It tl Jhiium-IaI ilutful , It viuil-tJi a eur
live IMJWM OVur dlMMUMI UllkllOWU tlj ClOMir IVIIttMlll'Sj
tVc.Ji l.uiiir.. hUeuiiuitiMiii. Kvniul. Comitlkiiilii, and Iha
1ltdriMiiiirlluio( Ibubtoiiwn, I4vr. albM.ysi.tid liuwel.
fi'0dr4(Klitir UiouiSuiiU Ut tliuifrav who would rwoovtif
.iWrhi-utiTfyllMiiioly UM.-01 1'Aaata'aliiNuaaYohsi.
li. u.w llfuuud Hrvuirth to tho 10,14 Sg. a4 lawi
tLU UlJI0o.,u4 WaUauliUuel, K. V.
Invite opposition I
m ssi r - s is
Defy competition!
Tlio un.lersiotieil will after Jannnrv 1st. Ir"87, Sljf.Ii (JOODS ONLY
roit CASH, I'UOI'UCK Oi: MM'IiOVKl) NOTE Frictsou all goods
Inive been reduced ftom 10 to lo per cent.
New stock of SPRING STYLES
Suits for old men. Nobby suits
lor young men. Suits for
Boys, Youths Men and
Children. Suits from
$1.75 to $15.
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Underwear,
iTANDKi:itciii::F.-, tii:s ,i0. aio
CONtfKCTIONS AND TOYS
sold st k'lcutly rcJucvd piicos,
CYSTJSUS.
fxli'n select, sig, livijs ou linnd when in season.
FLOUK, FEED &G.
Thiuikiug llio mnny who have pntroniztd ida i cordially iuvite an iv
(prclioti of my stock.
G. C. GUTELIUS, Middloburgh.
Stoves. Stovi.
Vj) vJSbs" ft!
raM.JU.r a 9 C iaJ
The old fuvoiilo in n oevr dress
NEW MORNING LIGHT
still liff-ps nhf-nd of nil li.itir.f stoves. Tuis fsll
it n pt-ai J in a ih w iIii-ks, tt-t retsu sll its bent
ititf )oor, I. ich is rtrknunleilgird I , ellsa Uus
iu fur nbeud of any otLpr Mots,
l ot fjQl'ARK IIEATKKS wo buvo Iho
Sunshine, Capitol,
"nml olliHR, wliich sre (jrsDd la spprmi-niire. pow.
si mi 10 nrai, bdii sisdii st Uitt LsJ c f sll sqnsro
stovts Tho best of fefuituoes f;ivtii.
to COOK hlOVKS i still l V
ou to t ll 0
Grand Times.
NliwrSUSQUEHANNA scd oth
ers, sll cf tvliirh iti firtt clifS
kIovks in all rkiit.
1 ,
nn at. fiTnvnp;
w w -sa.-- fc w m w . v
vt sll kiutis, from $5 up lo f0, for
all purposes, Call and ten my stoves,
KEIOAB) Middloburgh, V '
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