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Miui'l unpleiisaiit month.
Suuii.iy v as the tirst spring t i '.v e d.iy j li.berfs Wlmlesale aiel Uetail Hard-ilus-ason
and pcde.-iri.ins line.l ; ware store in llarrisburg t a s.ry
i,- ,-lr 1- all ilay.
11. is anybotly seen nn thing of
a' lierui.in carp we placed into Mid
-ifi-ok in the f.ill ot
Tliere is nothing more pl-nshift to a
y il ilisposed person than to make I
Did!".' iirotiud him hap,.
The right side on mot topics of
iliiie. di.-cussion Is tho popular side
i l the best paying si.l.-.
I'liblie veiidiis are now pretty well
vcr, 1 1 it'll nave ueen ijiue liuuier
i in tills seetiou the past few
uliths.
We have several thousand old pa
ii in the I'o.si' ottice, good to put
inlt'r e-irpets, into cnplioards, etc.,
liich wo will sell at live cents a dozen
We iiiulwi'htand that Mr. Ilitz, pomp
iil'M-, lias iiiovi d from this place to
is f.'i ui ji- home near (iral.town, and
is partner, Heorg.. Wolfe, has moved
llerii.l -n.
Nearly all the "Hitters'' are now
fi'Uifiirtahly loeatei) lo their new
iHiiit 'is. The editor has moved into
lis lew hiilild and feels (is proud lo- ll
oy in his liist pair of pants.
The Democrats seem undecided in
Ids mutter of placing one or two can
ilutes in the field for commissioner.
Blare are three candidates in the tl. lil
lottever ai li ta l, prominent niiio:i.-
hoiu are ex-coiiimissioiier Welz-1 uf
Ih-ui- Krcamer, David Kerstel Icr ol
franklin, nud Isaac Wetzel ol Heaver
prlugs.
lr. Tisher next week will move to
liiladelphia, whore bo will open
kunlllce. Jih iilace here will he tilled
) lr. Snip of Kreauier. In tho tie
tarture of Dr. Fisher we lose an nbl-
,'li.viei.in, but his place will be itblv
piled by his successor. Dr. Heln. We
r isli both gentlemen the success their
Viilitie merit.
Wo frniiiontly receive nuotiyuioiis
f "iiiiiiuuieatlons at this ofllcn for pub-
I'-aiion, lint It is the rule of nil edi
rs to not publish them, as tho au
thor must attach his proper name to
very coiuiiuinieution. I'lsaso reuieui
pr tliis when writing for a newspa
' r, or you may be disappointed when
Ion discover its absencu from the col
Iniins. Tin season for catchliiL' trout le-
pUy will begin on tho 15th duv of
April nn, I outlet on the samedate in the
""owing July. Tliere Is a iiemiltv nf
fta dollars for either catching or fnvv
"K Hi posser'siou a trout outside that
"lilted time. This law does not um.lv
" persons catching trout witli nets In
faters ownod by them to stock other
tutors.
John Kramer, furinerly of Franklin
.. , "ft ifreiiiiy iiioveu irom
fnciilgan to near Newton, Kansas.lms
I't'.n very unfortunate of Into, lie
l""l occupletl his Kansas home but a
jew days when a prairie (Ire burnt his
Jiirn and all his outbuildings to the
-n"i"1,"l wlt1' u" tl,ei' contents.includ
! iiuiiif iuipieiuciits,two calves
j'l a lot of chickens. To add other
isfortnnes all his children-M ve or si x
winter mVa b'1 Bi0k near,y H"
Our sxehanges are bristling with re
1'orts of swindles committed ou farnt
f by sharpen, throughout this State.
ih matter has come down to this:
oman, not too stingy to subscribe
or a newspaper is any way in danger
ueing robbed by the scoundrels, as
ths papers are dolug ths'r utmost to
"ve the psople. If, however, a man
U too niggardly to allow bis children
and himself the benefits of a news
paper titer Is danurer hutnnlvn n,
Individual and not to the publlo-as
M'uismat uiuoh more mouey into
iromwion anil nobody pittles him,
i-ther.
The West Stisqueliauna Reformed
Classes will meet at Adauisburtf on
May W. 1897.
Mrs. Aaron Kern has returned to
her I1OI110 uear Troxelville Bound in
body und lulud.
The Reformed congregation of Ad
uinsuurtf speak of building n new
church till summer.
We cull attention to the announce
meiit of the Select Nidiool in another
column. It offers a rare chance.
N.iturdiiy. April 3U, Y. H. WHirner,
J.l'., Kxec'r of Margaret Hummel,
deii'd will Belt personal property In
Krutzervllle.
Tim weather is Mill cold and tin
pluiiitunt and our prophet pay tln-y
have no hopes of a change until after
caster.
The (old) Lutherans of Hearertown
have elreted Rev. l'lleuger to till the
vacancy caused !y the resignation of
Rev. 1). SI. Stftlor.
At L. Spnngler lunibcr Ienler of Se
linnKrovc, l.tit we"k moved in hi
nronertv on North Mulu Street wlileh
, , . n....... ,
I W1 4 1 1 1 lt l 'Jill l JNIUl'l I
thill h'pl'illg.
J'j We ure Indebted to II. J. Duck for
s jijhelping u out on work in the oUee
Jiijthin week while we moved. Henry I
lighting compositor aud a b- y
' f
good fellow.
i
It l probable that Hie act granting
bounties on the sc.ilps of wolret, wild .
euts. foxes, minks, weaHeN, li.iwks, '
and owls, will, in whole or In part,
be repealed by the present LegiMa
t u re .
Jacob M. Smith entered nnon his
iliilies us "deputy h s.to" in the
Washington House on Mondiy. Ue i.,
Muitli who formerly filled the place
has returned to H.-.ivertown, his for
llier lio;ue.
, Smith & Close, merchants at Ad
' unifl'iiri.', h ive disi ilvc.l partncrehlp
( .'Ir. ( Iiim; withdrawing. 'Sipiir
iSinilh will now cotiltno his whole at
tt iiu'.iii to the store li'i-inos mid Hi
i balaiici! to prophecy.
We nre pleased to leans
lh.it .1. II.
JinoHils lately witll liis
K!i..ards, has secured a
unci.' I. T.
clerk shin In
"iv'1' ;l-f month. Loiiv'iMtulations,
et.'..
The iimnteiir printing fever lias
struck this county with a terrilie
broatiside and threatens to revolu
tionize the "art preservative." The
last "manifestation'' is no 8 10 inch
publication by Willie Dill of Free
burg.
Tho fulioiiig u lined young men from
the West Kinl are attending Central
lVumyiraiiU College at New Uerlin.
viz: .1. Calvin Okie. J. H. Fetteiolf,
C. M. Ingrain, A. I'.. Manbeck, Paul
Kuepp, Jacob Kueiuph'cr, Howard
.Miiehi.-ll, and James H. SpatiJer.
Wf take pleasure hi calling at ten -'
tion to th' now ass n tui mit of
photographs In Dcivtiue'tf case in the
show w iuilow of Iiuek Hrothers tail
ir shop. They even uriass his former
exhibitions, and, judging from th
ii'imL'-r of familiar facea uiii'ug them
the pen) e nf Su.Vll"
uut v have j
rc.'iiifiii.cd the tnlvautages of city
wni'k at count ry pricrs.
The t wo tl welling houses in
Perrv
louiisnip, on tne lanns or II a rnson
K ilbach, who resides in Lebanon. p.,.,
which were occupied by Michael
Stepp and Mrs. Kenuew el. burned to
the ground with nil their contents on
last Sitturd iv. The families had jut
moved in tli" day before, an. I ha I left
the house with t he gout It safely stow
ed away to i d urn and find them in
ashes.
Our g.
James N.
'iiial fii-Mid,
I i i in ii . I ... i, in ..i.
1 1 miser was
iu town mi
, , , . .
Saturday night to hear the ret urns
ami took the result good iiaturedly.
.mines .i. s.'i v, ii a oeiicr line, inree
years ae no receiM-.i u.,o voles. ( nit
I nil ' en -,, so i ii.tt to" siontl leuce illil
not tl i him so imicl barm after all.
Jimmy will live to throw stones tit
some other people before l.o dies.
VVi''iik',
We notice a good many of our ex
changes are publishing the advertise
meuts of I'm pi ro News Conipanv, of
Syracuse, N. Y. They will bo inter
ested to learn that the proprietor of
the Kiupire News Company is under
arrest for alleged violation of the F.
S. Postal Laws, which intelligence we
havo from the postmaster of that city.
We therefor caution our readers not
to answer any of the advertisements
they may see of tho company, as they
are evidently a fraud.
Uot.b of lloxon. The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the l'avr to the tiates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or ou your pa
per please notify us:
John D. Ho gar,
April 1, 'an
Deo. 1, 'd7
Hept. 1, '87
Oct. 13, 'ti7
Dee. 1, '8(1
Dot. 1, '87
June I "5, '87
Dee. 1, '80
Aug. 1, b7
Deo. 1, '8(1
Deo. 1, '7
April 1, '87
June , '7
March 1, '87
June 15, '87
April 1, '88
March '87
July 1, '87
April 1, '83
Deo. 1, '87
Deo. 1, '87
April I, '97
June 1, '87
Deo. 1. '60
Aug. 1, '87
April 1, 8?
Ajvri. 1 ,'o.
Hop Sauipstil,
Theodore Kow,
Milton Moatz,
Levi Young,
S. H. Leister,
W. T. D. itrlch,
Win. Holiiiger,
Daniel Seebold,
Amos Howersox,
(Km. Kllngler,
Geo. M. Blear,
Andrew Kratzer,
Samuel F. Aurand,
UobMlddleswarth,
S. 8, Walter,
Thomas Youugman,
Jacob F. Bpecht, -J.
H. Bhrader,
Frank Howersox,
Frank Kern.
Zeb Gross,
0. A. Walter,
Henry Btslulngsr,
L. O. Howersox,
D. T. Khoads,
as IHiui LUoL
It used to ba said of 8nydet County j
that our farmers raised nothing but
buckwheat aud blind horses. It has;
now came to pass that when horse
dealers in adjoining counties want a
partienlarly nice sau of horses, they
hitch up their old plugs aud couie hero
for the animals.
A correspondent of the Lowintown
f'tTtnV, from Milroy, send the follow
ing : One of the farmers in this neck
o' wooils while engaged In removing
a stump from a Held one d.iy l.it
week c.iina upon what greatly re
sembled a ball of tangled rope. Up
on exposure to the sun for a short
time he discovered that it was a mass
of copper head snakes twisted and
interlaced together with the heads
outward. When stirred up they hls
ed in a manner horrible enough to
inakij line's hair stand on end. Cull
ing iiHNi:tance he succeeded in din
iatcliiug them. When laid side by
idc and comited up theiv were found
to li on hundred and ninety-tliree.
tr, 111
l kto her tie throttle, aud w
cd nlotiR nt ft good rato nf
mnking poibnps, thirty to thirl
00 ue
I...,.
miles an hour. A we wnt w
i
www
i. i.- u i t . i
tk
White
0ri tllO
I hid a kind of feelit);' roino ol
that thero wns Bomethiug
I di ln't nolio it at first, bud
over
road
BOoms
e0IBe
U'-du
Craw-
now and then it would como
that all wasn't light. I tillers
ine iuv macLino before I tdar
lint n rt.tn.1 ntlin1 l.ittr wtill
i.t hUU . , .v.n .....
bolts an I ptrallel rods( try t b
aud such t and so I keen wl
left Pot lliiu I, old 4'J whs in
curve,
Port
ia luy
eolllJ
working trim. Yet tho feelinj
on me until it was a uteadj lU,lu, stilt( N.,rili:t, S(.,onl.
Died to Mlmlie it off, but it WUt mnnuM.-nl
use. 1 Mt it iu my bones that Thursdiiy, April 'Jl. .I.e. rieri.h
thing wus u I will sell personal propeity in Jackson
is that
nko tl-e
aud
"Now you gentlemen will M
tue for being a fool, and 1?
S:ci,Kt'T H. iMiii.. - Prof. D. C Mm
phey, of Uecl Stone, Fayette county,
I'a., formerly lutrufrnr in the I, ick
Ha veil Stat" .N"i'iuitl Si'ii.iol, has ac
i.pti' l tint l'i iui-ip a!-!iit of a SS-.-Ifct
S -!lool to I peiied at Mi'ldleburgh,
1'. i , April 1 -til. I u-t i u ! inns will he
given in the ordinary common school
si itdii's a w ell as in sueh advaneed
niiiueiii's as are lisMtliy l.iuht in our
lust .V'adeu.ief. Muileuls lilt. -il I'm
( 'ollege w -'.leu d "sireil. Ntirm.it le'C
tures will bit ivcii for the benefit of
le.i' hers.
Mi.s Mellio M. Miller, inn) h! the
i 1 1 1 s t iieeomplishcd tenehers wilhiu
t lie hounds of our county, has been
i seii'cieii io iPaeu inn l iiiuai v lie.
i
partuiuiit. io-)il Hortrding can be
secured at reasonable rates. Tuition
in the advanced depart incut, from
sl.l' ) to if"."" for the session, in the
piiinary department from s.' H I to
s'i.oil. Location healthful, and on
line of the Sunbiiry mid l,evi.toti
Kail Koad. The School will deserve,
I and should received an earnest sup
port and encouragement, from the
of our own, ami udjoiiiing
counties. I- or particulars, iullress,
1). C. MliU'iikv. M. li .
April C, '87. Mid.lleburgh, I'a
Attllull DV. tievernor Heaver has
issueil a proc Initiation appniuliug
Friday, April tis Arbor Day. In
it he says:
"l.et school directors, teachers, and
scholars unite in making it a day for
the adornment of the grounds mii
roiliiiling tho school houses tln'oiig
. ,,t the I 'oiiiiu. hi wcill Ii. !...( the
!,,..,,,,,. ,,f t,,wus a i l villages make
it ;i ,,iy for tho planting of ti s
i,l..ng lin-ir street, led the people in
Lnr rural regions see to it t hat their
higways art b"autitl"d by the plant
ing of trees upon their border. L 't
families ob-.-rv the day in the plant
ing of trees and shrubbery in the
'rounds surrounding their homes.
Let the farm -rs see I t it that th"
wute lilacs on t heir f.L.-'in-t ;ii'it tiirii-
i .... a. .i i i... .i. i ,
fii ii i i 'tin iti i ui it'll -oil ii i it y t in." im. i ii i
j (if , Wlt fr,it
thereon. Let nil the people under.
Btnml tj,,tt. ,,
general
t.0 ()f ,, kUy ,, ,le irui.liuil
results which arise therefrom, inlare
ui-'asure tlepoud the continuance of
regular seasons of rainfall, the tern
poring of our fiiiii ate, the beauty of
our homes and high ways, tho timber
supply of t he future, and a remunera
tive return for lab jr bestowed upon
lands not otherwise productive.''
Daniel Samuel Ilduiiis Hcllrofcn
(these are four of his suvtm christian
names) DicfTcubacli'M mind bus be
come deranged. He is now causing
very much trouble to the people of
West p.nd. Last week he entered the
house of Isaac Aurand, who lives in
Adamsburg, sometime during the day
and placed himself under the bud un
til dark wli'Mi he made a great alarm,
Uv. Litudis, who lives witli Mr. Aur
and, talked witli him ami then put
him out of the house. He entered a
number of houses In town and chased
the women out. He caught several
women but help always came in time,
for it- is hard to say what he might do.
He even attacks men occa.ionall;'.
He runs around in the West Hud nud
enters many houses at night. Very
in my people fear him, not especially
in day time, but at night. Ho was nt
home last nt Troxelville (about il
weuks ago) ami paid bis last tax iu
Heaver township, from whence he
ciiuio about a month ago. Men arc
out iu search of him but have not yet
fouud him. He crossed Shade Moun
tain at Hcavertown on Saturday last,
lie Is a son of Daniel Dielieiibuoh,
who was an auditor of Snyder county
for a long time, aud author of "Sieg
Jesu" ami other German books which
were published In New llerllu iu 140c
by the Kvaugoho.il Association Press,
,J. G. Miller, printer. Hut this Hell
rofen D . Is not educated.' He fol
lowed peddling, lie shipped some
articles from Adamsburg durlug the
front part of last week. He put rags,
bones, oid rubber shoes and boots,
eggs, paper, &o., all together In the
same box nioely assorted. H dealt
In tba above named articles,-feu Ur
Ckstukvii.i.r. March bas held its
reputation as a blustering month,
Prof. J. II. Willis of West Terry was
in town on the 30th. tie Is canvass-
ing the county, among the school di-
rectors for Co. Superintendent, lie
roports that his prospects are flatter
lug.
J. K. Mohn and A. 1). Kheary made
MuUluru a vinit lust week.
The Spring house cleaning misery
will soon begin.
Commissioner John Mohn andS. l
Shciiry Hpout Tiiurdny la Middlt
burgli .
A detective from Wiliiamsport, ac
companied by Constable Klingter of
Mitllinbui-g were in town hint week.
riifortiiimtey the "bird" bad flown
an hour or so before their arrival.
Mrs. Dr. Nauipxel and Mins Pue
Reichly viHited in Milllinburg lust
week.
Hoys save your egg, Master will be
here next Sunday.
Mr. ('. M. Nlinu'pm aiietit Miitnnlnv
aN,.w irij,, t, irm.Bt 0r i,..P Hatur.
Mih. Dr. R ithrock.
Mr. H. H llai tniun took charge
l-ropneior or tin i entreville Hotel on
o.. i . ...t. i in ... .
ino i.-i, niii'rr in! win cnriT I o me
want. and eomfurt
of the traveling
putilii
W.
ti , , , . i
I-. tainlei's who has brfii very;
ill with tphold pneumonia, is slowly
recovering.
I'li w I-' M-iiiiiiunl li-it. M..1.I n..t ..
I'-- .rill, mill 1
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iiansas. ne win ne uuse 1 us a gooil
I ... . ....
,.u.en in tMir coiuuiiinii v. Mat sin:
ces and prosperity go with him.
K. J. Mohn expects to teach our
slimmer sekoiil.
Chas. A. Walter went to lilooms
hnrL mi M iimlii v t. Ii.ii'ii li.i iviM iitt.iti.l
township,
Fhusai.k. A llrst c!as u cnilnu
ice cream freezer, has been tisod oulv
one season and will be sold cheap.
For particulars inquire or address
If. Tin: P.isr, Middleburgh. :
'lock clean 'd at my shop for 7-V.
A way from t h i shop ,.( t'iit. ctr.i
Satisfaction alwavs guaranteed. All
jwora promptly done. Kring it in.
I 11. II. Licuzi:i.
Our Wnll paper depart mint is coin
i t e. Wt carry almost 'JOll different
de igns in stock. Prices undoubtedly
lower than any where else.
S. Wei. Si liiisgrove, Pa.
A Lady's Pkui-'Ki r Companion.--'
"Painless Childbirth" a new bok by
Dr. John II. Dye, one o New York's 1
most skillful physicians, shows Hint
pain is not necessary iu Childbirth
but results from causes easily under
stood ii in 1 overcome. It clearly 1
proves that any woman may become
a uiothi't without suffering any pain 1
whatever. It also tells how to over '
come nn.l prevent morning sickness,
swelled limbs, ami nil other evils at
tending pregnancy. It is reliable and
highly endorsed by physicians every
where as the wifd's true private com
panion. Cut tliis out; it will nave
you great pain, ami possibly your
life. Send two cent stamp for de
sci ipl ive circulars, testimonials nud
confident ial letter scut iu scaled in
Velope. Address Frank 'I'immas ,V 'o.
Publishers, ISalt iiuorc, Maryland.
Jan. ','7, T, :iiu.
Notice'. We call the at tent ion of
part ies intending to buy carpel s this
Spring to our large line we have in
stock. We carry a hue t f rag. hamp,
cotton and woolen carpets, nil wool j
' and .1 ply and HruisHs. 1 he prices
will he found the very lowe-l.
S. Weis, Sclinsgruve. Pa.
NuficK. - Deibert has let iirucil.and
is reitilv iu his irallerv (oi'oite How
ero's store, iu I Inn ertow n, I'a
for;
cu-1 oilier:--, Picture.? Irom I ' I siiuul
gems ui, to I for $l.oi.' according to
si.e. Also ii fresh lot ol new frames.
Do not iii'iilcct to get ii nice picture In
an Sp) inch frame for ifl.'Jo with cord
ruudy for the parlor. Such chances
are scano. Good pictures taken ou
cloudy tluys.
What Thvk mi.uit Wii.i. Do.
The lllipl cccdeiited Mill) t'f llo.-ehfc's
Merman t'yrup within a few yeais.has
atouish d the world. II is without
doubt the safest and best remedy
evi. r tliscovt red for the speedy and
i ITcctirtl cure of Coughs, ( 'olds and
the sevc.e.-t Lung troubles. It acts
on an entirely tlilTc rent principle from
the ii vi ii: prescriptions given by Phy
sicians, us it docs not dry up a cough
and leave disease still in the system,
but on tho contrary removes the
cause of the trouble, heals tho partj
alTected nud leaves tln-m in a purely
hetilthy condition. A bottle kept in
the hulls-) for use when the diseases
make their appearance, will save doc
tor's hilU iwida long sp'llof serious
illness. Atrial w ill convince you of
these facts. It is positively sold by
all druggists nud general dealers In
the land. Price, 75 cts , largo bottles.
Jan. a, '87.
tlOM3 morp t8 qi 'najjiio P"! SI
'juni3 o Sunp ui 'kui tnui.un oq sut)
Mliuin.) jiij I'JUJ iii(i) ii(.) na (i u4.A
"nviutki J in AtrJ xj i'itt uqj
MAK1MII).
March Z , by Daniel Hoyer, J
Menu iSprlggle und Alice Marks.
P-,
March 31, by Kev. N. Young, Miss
Lizr.te J. (Jross, of Adamsburg, to J.
:i. Kern of Heavertown.
A
Anrll fi. at Dllutlieiturgii by liev. b.
P.
Orwlg, John W. Uaiint. of Mlfllin-
burtr. Pa., ami Miss llattie fc. Htahl-
ueckerof Midilleburgh.
Th couple will please accept our
thanks for a tot of delicious weddiug
cake.
t. .1. t i J. . . l. i . i J.u
jii:i.
March SO. 188f, at the residence of
her sou-in daw, U, P. Herman in
Kratzervllle, Mrs. J. O. Ulerlch, aged
(J years, i months and 0 days,
A CARD TOJHE PUBLIC-
The undersigned desires
to announce to the public
that he hus embarked, in
the HALQtiftA JIUSLYKSS
in ('(truest, and will hold
hi in sett in readiness In snf
; all demands of dealers
in (his sec! ion of the coun
trt, and there ore solicits
their fiutrona'Je. All he
ask s is (t trial ot the article,
the great detnt, n.d for which
has induce' I him to make
their man u j act are a ,sr
cialtu All orders hi mail
tH'omilij filled. Address
SYLVESTER EOWEH,
Mi (Idle burgh, J'a.
IVb 487.1y.
12.(lJIW):irf4 :? I car It'.
flutter
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I'l'led eberrie-i
9-1
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40
i
4
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i 111111 I'll
hi.,.li,,
I'.ipliernes
' ninuis
ll"H'o
I 'III
. bi.-kei.- per lb..
I urM-x s
"si !
Soulde...,
n un
WELLMILLIN8!
urn Water en Eviry Lot witii nt
Little C-JSt-
Tin iiinlrrsioficil ihin s lo
'a 1 1 lite :i1 ti'llt toil of the pt'ti-
Siivdcr t iuiiily Hi his
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.iniii.i-.ui.icii itiivoiM-iis.i.hipiirtn.riit as wti nro selling
iiiiivt fs.il s ilislin lmn 4m i v
ullClV. Ill' IlllS lf Mil Villi
In live full ill lief nud In is
isvuMlv, tn:tki't litlle dirl,
lu vtT dcl:i(-il hy the iiiarliiii-
ry "('tti'i'-T mt of i;-dcr :uid
is iu i-viry particular satis
factory. Kccoiuilicitiliil inns
can lie had from parlies fur
whom I havcdoiic work cith
er in Middlcliuroh, Heaver
town or Hatinervillc.
.!. M. KLINK,
Hcavertown, Pa.
March 1,'S7 Ilm p.l.
Out of our immense stock we
offer the followiui;
FURHTIURE AND
CARPET
BARGAINS !
Two Solid Walnut .Marl.lc
top Suits, llevil (Shtss ex
tra well math' in work and
finish, hut a little oll'in style
Five Coltaoe painted Suits
at a lurpaiii.
Three Solid Ash Suits all
goinl oiiinls except in linish:
Five Folium's al a sacrtlice.
One plush Parlorsuit 7 piece
Two hair-clolh
One " " "
second hand.
Four marhletop 1'arlor tahles
Five hundred yards, all wool,
C C and Cotton Ingrain
and K:iir Cdtrpcts hist
Spriny stlcsand reuiiuiuts
find all the aliove are per
ttct, except in style and
finish. Mo m i.;h to clean
theiu out all are marked
Hiiruaiiisand price in dain
liuves.
All our regular stock of
FUKXrn'JHK & OAli
li'l'iS at it reduced price
. for hv. NKXT T1IIKTV
J)AVS.
('itll early and secure the
bargains. (Soods packed aud
freight paid to anv point on
p. k. n.
W. II. FFLIX,
The popular Furniture, and
Carpet Man, Lew istou n.
Undertaking si speci;ilty.
BOARDING HOUSE.
f Pi IM uiidcisi::iicd having uiiido
1 ui ell i epH n ( leu lor t Ii e irooiiiininlollon
on I utt iu ' ii u lil r. mt'ilii! i Hiiiiniiiii i) let I
b will lurolnb I'osrillna anil I'-.l k I nw lit Hie
rio( ty-ft v rnu ily nr inly liv
i-iD't inl. MlKlillnii col lucil tut liurutt
lurnlitisil ohesp.
11iu not litvlnK Irleil I II talil r r ecl
fully InVieil tufliill, anil tlivy will mil n
iilaitlitl6i. 1 1 . it ill a lie il iun wt'lt ol tloj
Uourl nouns, il I J.l ! Iju -r ti . l't,
11 A II K 1 1 I. UK A V Kit.
I'se.l, lie2. l ioi.rioiur.
TTrt'iTT,'Vl" 1,8 ""''' ,'"t tiii 't
XlXVlls JLi I reiurii to u, inl nu will wn I
ymi lieu, niiiui lilnu ol uri'iit vuliie Hint 1 11: m
turn's lo you, lliul will m url you ill luiioii' wlili-H
will Itiiik vnu In luiiro iiem-'j rli I I tinny lliuu
mnytlilliit rln In Una worlil. Any out tiun ilu
tho wi.rk ttml llvo at Inuiie. KMIii-r n-i t ll ui-.
No'i a'tiiiiK iitjtr. thai jul t'uliit iimhii-.v lor nil
worltert, M will .t.irl yuu I i-iipllal mil n''J' il.
Tien in one ui llm iianiihiu, Imp-.i l.tllt iliiief l
Illinium. l lin who ui iiililiiii unit vnli"
tri.lu will not ilrltty. llrau l tmllit Into. A I-Iri-m
l' in-k k Co., Augunii, M til ihi.
I'urllililil, H;lu. lM ii. V3, IDS', ly.
., Sol Aim wliil wril. I
'ii..l'aitl.nil,Mii.,'JllliM.i.
I InlittniMMMt .Unit wink ftbl.S
ii Sa. Ml II v. M boin.,UM will i.y
MMISW ... HUM
wtiul iw Stn U . S.f . kHMf mi. rui ie4. t:MUl
ItM rtKtitr4. mih.iiU4ii. Th,M.li.MitltlM
if tiauiufii mu uf m4 UtU hrtiuuai All it
OENTRAL
SKLINS0U0VE, PA.
The undersigned has just return
ed from the Eastern Citie3 with a
large stock of Spring goods
Call and see the latest Novelties.
Orders by mail will bo promptly
attended to.
S. WEIS.
GRAND
OPPRTUWi
Wo i.r now chiiirin up our
shelves rkar;itry to pnrrhnsino
ourrarlv wpriiiii iools. You will
HlTJlt
'
iiniNl o to maiko uooih, so do not
(ail to conic and sec for votirsclvcN.
r2 hc opMrl unities to lvy clicni)
l!int r oiler von
to he hsul. oinc
I clispise Imposition!
Invite opposition!
Defy competition!
Tho nndmsii'iiiMl dl tiftm .Innnorv Iff. IsST. SKI.t. (.'00 US ONLY
nu: cA.-n. ri;niffr. k aiii:m i:d ndtt: iiicta ou hUkooJh
liuvo Ijim n ii'duri'd fit'ui in to lo i-tr puit.
New stock c SPRING STYLES,
Suits for old men. Nobby suits
lor young men. Suits for
Boys, Youths Men and
Children. Suits from
81.75 to 15.
:Hat
Caps, Gloves, Underwear,
llANUKKKUHUil'S, TIMS Ac. kc. Also
C()XFK( 'TIONS A N I) TOYS
Sol I lit Klt.'Utlv lldlW'I'd I'lictS.
OYSTKllS.
fcitia sslcct, I.n fcrt". tilvMits i n liutul m1iiii in aenpon,
FLO UK, FKKD &C.
'1 liuttLlrij tliu lutiny who lme nl luiiit d mo I cunliollj invito 041 lo
K 'eel ion (d iny ktorli.
G. C. GUTELIUS, Middleburgh.
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iT;ai. - iifl
i fnl to Li
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0TL8
Iu JC00K MOYH o till It W
CU 1J 1 1 : 0
si::
Grand Times
NI'.iV! HrH'l'l'.lf AN NA mi d t
nil I ul'iHi ilu (iii-t-. !. s
dovi'b in si! if j i'i ',
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nil jIUIj
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.'till und son iuv i't' '
,w m NEW
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cj C,-1-
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E5arfaius iu riv !e-
uianv
now, arc
am! sva
rarely
W.I
MWWWTt.-.MM ff-Tl '
old fuvoiitt in ,i now die To
MORNINGL 1G
slid kofiH iilmid i f tol L t iry i.tni f Tuis full
it niiiniib in ti tt: tlit'Sk, nl rciuiiis i.'l it htisst
int; i..wtii, nlncli is iu Hri'wIt-ilK d l y tie
ii.j,' f.u uiii ml i l iii'T i ( lit i Ht tL-,
i.i ."-yfAiii: iii:ati:kh w ti
Sunshine, Capitol,
i. rd otl'fis, uliicli me pistol i'i t i itiniro ihiw.
i't, snd stiiiid i.i tin, I vi d , f .i mi u era
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