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Thursday, April 11, 18S7
Tbe Iligb Liccneo Rill passed tbe
Home finally at S o'clock Tuesday
cveniog with a voVo cf 223 for and
C3 against it. It oow depends on
the Sanato t make it a law.
Tbe Democrats iu Congress, who
bave opposod tbe admission of Da
kota as a Stato, because it would be
likely to increase tbe Ilepublican
majority in the Senate, Had it hard
to explain why a territory with 500;
O00 inhabitants, 3.C00 Bchool-honaes,
and 2.C00.000 acres of wheat fields,
is not prosperous and progressive
enough to join tbe Uuion. Tbo De
mocratic leaders are treading on
dangerous ground.
Tbe Legislature of New Jersey has
refased to pass a marringe liconeo
bill similar to the Pennsylvania law.
Tbe principal objectors, it is said,
are tho clergymen of C linden and
other towns bordering tbe Pennsyl
vania line, who find tbo buaitebs of
marrying runaway couples from this
State too remunerative to give up
If this statement is true, bo wo mis
sionary effort might bo expended
witb profit notrer homo than India
or China.
"Uncle Sam has an embarrassment
of riches. Hy tho end of June it is
estimated that tho Treasury suipliiB
will be sufficient to extinguish nil
bonds which mature beforo 1891.
Daring the next four years the enor
mous sum of from 8300.000,000 tu
SiOO.OOO.OOO will probably accumu
late. As to tbo proper modo of dis
posing of this, or of preventing its
accumulation, financiers are divided
ia opinion and tbe question remains
nattounl couMutliuiu-
Tbe iron manufacturers of Pitts
burgh aro quoted as saying that tbe
card rate of iron will hardly go any
higher than it is at present, as re
preRentativcB of England and Swe
dish iron firms have recently invad
ed Pittsburgh and aro making des
perate efforts to placo orders for
foreign iron. It is reported that the
iron business is not as good as it wa&
a few weeks ago- Pig iron has de
clined fifty cents a ton diiriug the
jpast month aud muck bar 50-
District Attorney (Irajhom, in re
ply to a letter of inquiry from Mrs
Caroline Karle White, President of
the Women'sJiranch of tbo Pociety
for tho Prevention of Cruelty to An
imals, says that iu his judgment tho
killing or maimiog of captivo birds
for sport or to tost tho skill of marks
men, comes within the provisions
of the act of assembly i dative to
crnelty to animals, under which that
aoc.oty operates, and is, thoreforr, a
cnisdomeacor, punishable with Cno
and imprisonment Iu view of tbo
general opinion of tko sporting men
to tbe contrary, tho district attorney
suggests that due notico bo given of
tbeso facts before toy arrests are
made for infraction of the law.
It is aid that Jay Gould is dis
tressed because bo has so much
wealth, and that he recently said
4hat his money is caakiug a slave of
him and that he sees no way of ens
caping from the refponbitilitios and
troubles of great wealth. We syro
pntbiso with tho cash burdened mill
ionaire, as all editors will, for they
know wbat it is to be postered with
too much money i wo were always
Borry for poor old Ring Midas, of
mythological famu. liut wo suggest
to our friend Could that ho could
probably relieve himself, in a meas
ure, by giving away a few millions
of dollars now in various charitable
and nseful ways : be might establish
a free publio library ia New York,
which bas Done t be might endow
several hospitals and orphan asy
lums be might make a big aub
eortption to tho Grant monument
fond i be could seud tea thousand
poor children oat of the city for a
long summer holiday aud fresh air
treatment t if these did Dot suffice,
why we would be even willing our
eelfto take a half million or less of
surplus cash aod promise to make
good dm of it, and Dot feel ourselves
iordeoed by it beyond endurance.
LXTTX1. FEOS! 2imi3BUl.&.
TUiKJitor ofihtiw. '
"You nre doing ns much woik tol0f hit week enya that the reocnt
the tqaare hour, this seesiou an any 'ortici cxtooeivelv inibiished thro'-
Legislature t!;:it comes wilbiu my
recollection "
Thus rpoke A prominent ofiHitl.
ho bas been an observer of legis
lative movement for a decide past,
to a member of tho lower Hoiiso, one
day last week. "Yes sit", replied the
member thankfully, 'I fool that
some profitable and salutary meas
ures will bo on our Statnto H uks.
when wo havo reachod Goal adjourn
ment." Speaker Hoycr carao down from
bis official scat on Wednesday lat.
and ou tho floor took up for third
reading his Hill for aa appropriation
to repair the Capital and erect a
now liibrary building. It waarncnd
ed on this reading to J?l"0,000.
Tho lauding opinion among n vast
number of tho members is that there
is little policy in expending any sum
of tbe State's money to repair the
prescut building which now disfig
ures tho Hill.
Tho Knights of Labor bsa led by
their worthy chief, (5 rand Mastei
Workman Powdorly, took possession
of Harrisburg, ou tho 7th.. inst.
At threo o'clock in tbe afternoon
tboy met in Convention for tbo pur
pose of discussing questions relating
to such legislation, ns they deemed
would affect tbo growth and interests
of their organization.
a i sigui ociock iii luo evening u
pleasant faced geuth'inan with gold
rimmed spectacles set loosely upon
bin face, took tho Chief Clerk's chair
in tho House, to preside over n meet
ing of tboKuights. Powdeilv brief
ly reviewed the growth of tho or
ganization, of which ho U tho Chief,
iu a well lime I speed) nud then in
troduced Cloner il Secretary Itch
luau from Mass, who lium-hud into
a stirring ppeech of almost two hours
length, in which he declared that in
tbo next twenty years tbo forces
which will shape tho future liiatmy
of our country, will moot faco to face
and striveforprcdomiuniico.
In that time tho great unsHtlid
West will bo taken up, nud tho din
tribution of wealth, instead of its
great accumulation in a few men'
bands, be Raid, would solvo tho iutii
cnte problem with which Labor in
America, is now incumbered.
He predicted (but tbo onslaught
to bo made in that time, upon
Monopoly by Labor, would wrest
from the grat-p of concentrated
wealth and power, the industiiul nud
commercial levers aud work so pos
itive a deliverance, from tho elements
which now arrest its growth, for the
means, which Labor seeks wherewith
to overthrow nud completely dismnn
tlo its giant enemy, Monopoly, nnd
restoro to our land it3 normal soci.il
condition
That Hie etuifi w ! Vi r -liiiced
tho grand iiru.y of ti-i ; number
ing nearly a million, w;.i-ld bo re
moved mid tho lr".'n; i'j.:l!y in
verted int. a useful eiiu.-u, und that
legislation making l!m ..f.-KMiou
of tramping puiii li:l 1 w . u I I uo
moro utod the nltcnti.n! .f : he law
making power of tho 1-kmI.
-Mr. Lielitunu's nrg.i:!.t!;t, wLich
was pronounced u n. i-t, i !T ono, was
received with lunch coiuplaisauco by
tho henrors. Mr. IJalph ll. aumont
from I!. I., followod iu un enrueBt
speech iu which he uot only succue 1
ed in making the audience believM
that ho nil eiigroHHed in tho inter
ests of Labor, but that ho was defi
cient in grammar although uono tho
less effective in his remarks,
About one do.eu Funnies prouii-
neut in the Woman Snffrago move
ment, bat iu tho lobby of the Sunate
Chamber ou Thursday morning last,
listening to tho ditcunbion of a m:as
uro in relation to tho eulnuvchiso
ment of their sex- They were from
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and othtr
points iu tho State.
Miss Matilda liiadmau from Pitts
bnrg, who baa achieved probably so
much distiuctiou iu her effort at
speech making in nil the States iu
the Uuion, in support of the mjvu
ment, aud who has several times
within tho past winter appeured be
fore large asteniblies of both women
and meu in tho II jiiho, h re, gives it
as her belief thut livo voaa henoo
will witueHs the uho of tho ballot in
tho baud of women all over the
United States, and equal foico and
freedom ith men. This opinion
is generally accredited with being
slightly prematuro iu its develope
ment. Seuator iiay is expected here
early this week, and rpecnlatioii con
cerning his alleged iuteutiou of re
tiring from tbo Treusary Departing
assigning tho Portfolio to some as
piring polotician, ia rifo. That be
will resign boforo December next, no
one appears to be positively sure of
saying. Harry K. Gregory of Selins
grove spent a short time on tbe Ilill
last week while on bis way to Wash
ington, Col. A. U. Simpsod, A. W. Putter
and 11. II. Orimrn. K.r'. bra bar.!
I.i I 111 . . .
ecieiioiii- i -
Walwobtu.'! I cu Bb
late wiea.
The Alleged Consumption Caro-
Tho Medical Nuwa of TLilaJolnhift
out tho country announcing tbe cure
at tho Philadelphia Hospital i f a
number of patients Buffeting witb
consumptiou through trsrlment by
injections nf carbonic ac .I gas and
sulphiirretli'd bydrogvu greatly ex
aggerated tho succesH of tl.o treat
ment. Tho treatment, it fays, was
first introduced by liuracon, of
Lyons.
Iu an editorial article on the sub
ject tbo Medical Nows say: "Vtry
many of the statements which bave
beeu spread broadcast over the
country aro ubiolutoly falso A f ir
as we kuow, tbeio liavo been no
cases cuied, certainly not nt tbe
Philadelphia Hof-pital, nndevcii those
of Iji-rgeon's pationts who wero most
benefited continued to bave slight
expoctoiation, containing vncilli.
Tho results nt tho Philadelphia Hos
pital, ir. tho limited series of cases
which havo boen under treatment.
bavo boen in tho reductiou of tbe
fever nnd tho sweats, tha lessening;
of tbe expectoration nud in tl.o iu
creaso of weight. These nfc irnins tu
bo thnukful for, auy encourage us to
hope that wo may have here a re
medial measuto of pomo value, but
further than this nothing can ba said
' Phthisis, as wo usually moot it,
is not nu acute disoaso, and an ex
perience of seven weeks i far too
short a timo in which to f u rn n
judgmuut of tho pnrmnncnt beveti
cent effects of tho treatment. It
will take a your or two nt least to
thoroughly test its value, and tnean
whilo it is snd to think that so many
poor victims of this direful disenso
will huffernlso tho delirium of falbo
Iii p" nronsod by tho pr.-m ituro nnd
ui.ieli.ililo statements which, uufur-
mnniciy, navo neen yiveu wnJo cur
renev" I'o this wo would add that the
Philadelphia dailies nro responsible
for tho blnt.-menh published The
reference to thin treatment recently
given in this piper was gleaned from
the Philadelphia Times.
On tho f irm i f Mr. John Gniutb
er, in llie'iland township, l!t-rks
cnni v, u chestnut tree was cut dow n
which for hiz.i is probably not extvll
eil b iiny other of its sizo iu tho
State. It measured 30. feot iu cirs
cnuiferencclO feet t wo inches across
lo an I j-iu.iiu 1J eorli of
lire-wood. Itwassjlid to tho c iro
yet, nnd only lust Bem-m n crop uf
about 3. bunhels of cbestonts va
secured from it Tho concentric
rings in tho wood were plaiuly mark
ed, nnd posHcssing nn inquiring
mind tho oaner counted that, and
this established tho fact to them the
treo sprung up from tho parent
chestnut about 23' years ngo The
most remarkable fact in connection
with the old forest monarch, how
ever, was tho discovery, iu splitting
it up, of a small, hollow metal tube
solidly imboded in the wood of tbu
trunk about 3 foot inward from the
outer Burfaeo and which upm exams
iuaiion was found to contain n strip
of paper, ou which was written with
ink, iu German, tho foil owing inscrip
tion: "Johanu Jacob Goorgo Walter
Tubingen, Kingdom of Wurtembcrg.
Anuon, 170."." Tho supposition it
that tho tubo was for some myster
ious purpose bid iu the treo when of
oidinary bizo by boring iuto it with
nn anger, and then plugged tip, nud
that nfterwnrds tho puncture was
grown over and tho foreign matter
thus shut out from observation.
E2ECIIER Oil HELL.
"If a roan to-day believed iu the
old iduii of hell," said Uev. Ilonry
Ward Needier at Plymouth Church,
Urooklyo, on a recout occasion, ,-he
would bo regarded as a fit candi.
date for the lunatic asylum. He
must givo up either bis Christ or
his boll. Mau can only be saved by
tho voluntary suffering of love, and
that is not consistent with the idea
of a revengeful God. Holl has beeu
pretty much left out of tbe liiblu iu
its revised sttto. Sbool and hades
have taken ile place. This does not
do away with the idoa of a futo
punishment. I believe in that,
tbo old method and machine,
have been pretty gonerally given t.
"No man ought to bo suddenly
converted unless he bas been living
on tbe lower plane of bis baser, ani
mal nature. Such a man changes
bis modo of lifo because he fears he
will go to hell and bo liu.i J, If a
man can't bo held by any other ele
ment than fear, let hiu) bo held by
that. Such a man word I begin a
new lifu by fivi.ng up tho vico of
swearing, and would tell uo more
lies in his business than was abso
lutely uecewsary."
The pout who wrote 'man wants
but little beio below' lived many
JeorM8- WM.IU UliM ilaya, waoti
'all I, A K ill
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A I'MiXHTIlATGIt'S NOTICE.
l I.i 1 1 a, r nJmlnl-iratlno nn the rut ate of
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ilj CM, Ikiviim ''i nrntoil to tha nn.lerni im.J.
all icoiiii Iimowiiik tlianmi'lvn 1 11 l.'t t il to
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C; Is. SMITH
A NI U. -87. AdmlDUtrator.
ADMINISTUATGR'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !
Tim Bn.liT-ljoe.1 Ailmlnlitriitiir uf tlio niali.
il Iti liiTi n I'll' t, iliv'il., Iijr virtue of n oriliT
"til "I thn Or lili.' fiiurt ol Snyilcr roiiniy,
n III 'ill Ihn llillnwin llfM'l llii.il ri'iil -tulr,il
I'ni'l.i' Sal ui.n r muling In IIchvit town.
li. Siiili-riuiiiii', l'a.,uu
Monday, May 9th 1887,
t 10 o'clock, a CTtnin nu'iiiKo nml tract ol laml
niiiiiulcil rsiiriut y liiu.l i.i John W . Kline, hart
ly IiiihIhuI JiiIiii W. Kline ami Junto iMuir,
Si. mil lir liiniln olatnieil hy Jainca IMitl anil
Wot 1 7 laiuU ul AI'oa Sitxrlit, couulnlUK
. .10. Acres
inor lir K w, wtlU Lit Ihr oprnil-nnni., nn
wliH liarcercclcil a K"-! i lV III, 1,1 Ni I
Mill SK, HAKN. un other iniMiiiiM'iiJii. Tim
land la In a K'hhI "lHicolcultlVMtl.il,.
1 I K. MM 'in par cent, cwll.lhu h ilnnee nn con.
nrui.it Ion ul vulu.
Jimx W. KI NKI.K.
April U, '87. A Juilnntrntur.
SUKHIFrs SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
Whcicni In- lrtne ul Snn.lrv wrltn ul Klerl
l iiciui Mini Vi iHlitliinl x iiii'in, Irrucil out i t
the t 'oiirt ol I'nii.i 1 1 'lea. e ol sn,U-r t-ou'ilv,
I'a., iiti.l In mc .Im cte.l, 1 will eipn'-e tu putific
riilont ll fl'oii'1 llou.c, in .Mlilillchiiruli, on
Monday, May 2, '87,
at 10 n'cluck
iltllicrl.
Hclll- . '! I
a
.M., the fiillowinn iructs f
I'nii'l N". 1. II. I n.
ii -i rtniii tract ol lmul ituatoin
' ' I ', Snyilcr c.uiiii, l'a a mile.
-H ii
-t
.'n, li.iiin.le.l North l.y laml nt
Oent
r.a-t tiv aiiiue mill 11.111I1I I'm c
1 ii y .locili SiiiHili, Wet l.v .Ivremliili
II ickenlierrv. cimtiiliiliiu 16 AI'KI.S in. 1 ii
n rclie, lie the aine iimro or los, whereon lire
crci ic.i 11 r it ., nt. iiwr.l, 1.1 Ml IIUI SK, Hug
Stahlii uinl oilier iioeennary oullitiil'liiif;, a well
ol tiuoil wilier iiuar the ilu. r. As the property ul
l.cwlii lliitich.
CrniKi'. Tract No. 2. I'l. Kb.
Itclnif all llnil certain tract nT laiol liu tc in
Ailain lowui-lnp, Snvilur cotitily, I'a , lammlcS
.North Py P1111I nt fharlcii I'Isk, Ku-t Pv John
Kllmi, Suiitli l.y M.i.ih Npeclil, aid We-t Py
.liicoh I'll 1. eootiilnlnH " A"1I-S. inure or Icm
whereon iiroerecte.l a TW I IAl'1 lit Y, We illier
Poarjeil llivrllliiK Utd'SK, Hon StilPlo, ul.-o the
IniiPcr reinly i,.r.i P.iru. To Pa Hold aa Hiu prop
erty ul .lompli Mucr.
fro-jne. Tract No. 8. Vcn. l.x.
Ilclnx llio I f.i Mtuto ut thn ii, ten. 1 int. auj a!l or
Hiiy other nalil litloof Internl that he in ty Ituvo
In nalil .ieuiiia hcrcalttr ilencrlhcit: A rtilill
tract nt lan. I fltuate In Wimhlmrioii t..w imliii,
Snyilcr eouniy Hit., tiiiiiinlti North Py l iti.l.ot
I'hilip I'reeil, Kul Py John Artmitail, South l.v
rhlllli I rn .l 11 n.l Weal Py John IP I tapple
cuiilulniii( 6 Al'l(l'.S. more or P win rem nre
erecte.l u noiiil TWO S'l'l IKY I)V I.I.I.INO
111 U Si;, Hoi Stahle, anil other untP'.nPlini(ii,
with an excellent young orchur.l. SuPl 111 the
propeity ol Win. Mover.
NKK II. i'illllDUflWAKTII.SIierlll
Micrlll i Olllee, MiaaiePurKli, Tn., April 12, 'T.
AD M I N I STR ATO U'S NO T I C K
letteraof Ailmlnltrtion on the e-t ile 01
Itlllli.i.CIL l'l.lll.l.nllU....I......I.I.. k;..-,
Co., ileo'tl, bavlnit beeu xrantei; to the iniiln
iKiieu, an peraoui Knowing tlietuielvet Imleb
kil I.I..I.I ... I...1 ... ....I..
- - . . . . u. .w 1 v 1 u 1 b. v, umv imiue
illate paymeut.wlille thoin hutrlnv clalim ware
present ttieui duly authenticated tu Ue un.ier
Iu m.il
JOHN W 1INITKI.I.-
April H fi7. AJujiuinrator.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE-
la Amiiied Ks- ) in the Court of Cum
in tc f hiwa moii 1'leas oj Snyder
Kohii'l. ) Ciiuntii.
The AiMltnr Hptiolnloil Py tlio (!our to illii-
r I tin ; ; Hie 1 11 n, I h In the limiilH ul the aivountiiut,
Am. 1' I). Mitchell, will meet the Hurt ion Iniereai.
ml. tk.r theputn uo of hie anmiluiment at Win.
lloitiworth ii llol.'l, In Selliieicruvu on Tl'KS.
IA V. May r.r.l, 1KHT ut 9 o'clock A.M., when
itnl lir all el a Inn auralnat fuij cutate, prop,
ciiy nuiliuutleaUJ.iuuat ho preicutud or lio ilubiir
1 . J Iroiu cvur oouiuniiK Inoumil.l luna
jAJira . t'utiL.si:,
April T,'S7. Amlltor
To tho School Dircctcra of Snyder Co
iIkmti.kmkn : In puraunnco of the Ally-third
Section ul Hie Act ol .May Slh, lkS4, you are here
by notined In meet In convention, at the Court
llouao In MiddlehuritU un the rlrat Tueaday lu
May, A. ll. 1M7 at 11 o'clock A. M. It beliiK tbe
third day ol the month, and auluet viva voce, Py
a iniipirity ol the whole number ol dlructora
preaent, one peraon of literary and acluntilic
aeiiulruuienu aud ol skill aud exnurlence lu the
ail ul luaohihK. aa County Nuiierlntondont lur
tbo three aueeedlii yeuia 1 and eertlly the re
sult to tbe Statu Superintendent, at Hurriaburic,
aa re-iuireii ny inn inirty-BIUlU and lurllulll
Section ol said Aot,
DAN1KI. H, 1IOYKU.
April i,'7. Count buputluUiniteni.
Tlie Uicliost lliiinorours Book of the
SAMANT H A ATS A R AT 0 0 A
by Joalah Alien' Wife. Mia Holly (pent all
laat aeaaun amid Ihe whirl of fuablon at tJaraV
loHa. aud take oU Ha folllea tllrlationa, low
neck draaalnir. puaT rot. Ao., Id her inimitable
illustrated h upper, tho renowned artlatof
'Puck. Will sail luiiutpsely. frlea a .60
Jlrlabt AkuiiIi WacUd. Addreai Ul UUAUU
toko., S ubiw fhiiadeiphu. f.
niinn-urovuniuK ai , ie. l ueoooai Droiuaeir.
Aeeonnt of Henry Reagle,
Oolleetor for Tr 1W5:
To ara't uf niinllcate of u-J,
9U
10 8
itj pia irertnrer f 71 ft
- errrri nn pirai i), ta.and S ao
" UomiolMlon, M
To balance due Borongh,
IBM
Aee't of M 11 Keaule. llnl. for USS.
Tu am't of Duplloate for year 18
1 ereejiage,
By amnnnt r.al.1 Trenurer,
" orerpaM
" p-r sent, alxtenient
" (Jemnilialon,
11 11
11 it
11 14 819 40
Do Ilomnsh.
t47 IV
ltl
Duann Dupltnat of 1RM,
I'r 1. llreer ltarbnr
To loll. I1 Aii.lit rneMleti ani AO
Uy am i ptPI Treaeurer,
Due ll.irouab,
Aar in Rennlnaer in ara't In Iinnl.
oaiei 01 it, inrj, tu 71
line Treaaury, M i
Uulatao'llnej In rnpllcate. lto 31
Am Seliamhaiiith, Treat, la boc'I
l,k U.ivn.,.,1,
To ain't rece',1 of II R. Beade, I2 Ct
tsy urnure paia 1111 II
" CotumlHlon t u W in
r.. v. ntiwrnsnx,
JOHN M.aTKNlNUEK
T. 11, 11AK1 tl.
AaJlton.
A nMINISTHATOlVS NOTICE.
41 Let tern ot Ailtnlnlntratl m no thaeatateof
Tlrnm YoiiDRiunn, I itnnf Wt Hearer lwp
Snviler tin , Pa., lecaaeeil, liavlna; deen rnt.
PI to the un.lerlani il all pernont knnwlne;
eliemaelver Imleliteil to laPI eatate ere requeat.
hl to make linire.llata payment, while ihn
liarlna elalma wlllproaent them duly antben
ticateJ to
W. 11. TOT'VOMAN,
Mar. 33 nr. p.!. A.lminlMrator.
P. 8. i'ernona having rlalma aitalnal tha
aiHite eftate can preaent them to ,M la TlllPi
YoutiKUian, McClurn, l'a., lor lettlement.
Sheriffs' Sale.
Whcreaa ny rlrtn of a writ laaued out of the
Court o Comni'in I'leae ol Sny.ler county ami
to me ill r civil IwUlexpn.e to I'uhlio Sale at
1 tie uouri Home iu MPPiieiiurgh, on
Saturday, April 10, 1887,
at I o'clock p. in.
Ollbert. ri Ka.
neiiiK an that certain tractor l,ml altuate In
Perry townahip, Say. lor county. Pa , Pe Klnt.lng
at a atone on line in I., u. .Mark', thence
Mirth 1 ile. W eal oj ami fonr-'entha perto atone
Thence Nin th nu .leu. Weal, HI an. I ae en. tenth
p r to a atone a rovil. Iheue- S.iuih alo a
a im roan ick. r. nt n p. rcnea tu a tn',
Th.'tice s iuih i iP-K. Wet :il per t a atone,
1 hence " intli 3 r)ie.tenh Wet 110 iierchca to a
wlilie Uk atini'.o. Tiion. e So ii'i mi iP v. Kat .
V5 pi r, lu a tu h. alii.. I iu-. c o. titling So AtJK KS
ami lift perche more or P , uhuntftacrea
clear anl Ptlane kh I tlmhar, wnari .ft are
e-e.-t.Ml a I .on I W Y I.I.I Ntl HulSE ami
other am-ill outlmiPlliiiia.
Sotie l, taken Into eieciitlnn ami to PeaoPI
aa the prop. rty ol Henry Itrouae and Idrhara
L. llrnuae.
NKK 11. MlllllI.KSWAKril. Sherllf,
Slieiltla' ullicc. Ml l,llcl.urnh, Murcli al, 'ST.
"SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA "
Ml.-a Marietta Holly, the ill'tlnuPhed hu
muroiia Hiithur known Ha 1 Jonl ih Alleu'a Wile,"
tine u-t hiii-hcO her new Poi.k "S unaiitlia at
Sar.itoua," iu the Inluilta' le imr; 1, it . k I ou
'tile ul ' Siiiinint ha nt the I 'i i leni lal," "Hetacy
lloPPitt," etc , mill luia aold the MNS lor n iioml
roiiml ainr. In Meaara. HuhPar.l Hroa., ol I'liiln
itelphhi, who are i iiipli yimr thu Peat huinnmu
artit In the ciiitutri to lllo-tratc It, ami prop i
hrlnirlnu n out ttiW Spring at a popul ir price Py
nil.-.-rll't Inn. .la II .Hy -1 ut nil lat aenaoii
ami, I the whirl ul la-hion nt S itut..a , nnH taki a
oil Iti. Iiilhc", IPrtatlona, ywi i..l". low tieck
ilreaiiir, ivo.. Innaiylv that la nvei ilnwiiiit witli
rlclu al 1 1 ii li m r n tnl inuat on ule a urcl acii.a lion
Alun'li 17, 'bT.Sw.
TjiXRCrTOUS' NOTICK -L. ter
I Jteatatuentaty nn the eatate if Ularicaret
Mnmtnel. late nt Jiickaon townahln, Snyder
iViumy, Pa., dee'd, havinc P. en aranted to the
unneraiuneii, an pera ma anowinit tnemaeiTea
luilebteii to aaPI i htat" are tequeaiedto make
linmndlata pi)in.;iil, while thoae having elalrar
will preaent them duly authenticated for act
tleiuent to tha uuilereiKred.
1 . It. W AVI AFIl,
April T. lr-H7. p 1. tutor.
A DMINlSlTtATORV
V I.itt. rant Admlnlhtratln
S iNOJICK.
Imliiletratlnn on the eatate n(
M ary Ha, kcnPurit late uf Centre ton nahlp,
nnyurr i o., urpcarei, riaviuK recn arnntci to
ih" underalKned ail pera. ma knnwliiir them
aelvea Indebted to Bald rain led are reiiieated
to make mime llate paymont, while tti . hav.
Init eiaiuie will preaeut llo iu duly authenticat
ed in
JOHN liOtlK,
March 111, M Admlnielralor.
CAUTION NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given thai 1 IniTe pureliaaed
I Conatalilo'a S,ie, the followliiK artlelea of
HauPl hU'iiuiei, aud lult lh a itne ha p i-a -a
alon. A II iera na arecautioucd not to muddle
r in'e'l re with the eame: Ooal etnre and
ilt'0. 1'ook atove and llxturna, ItoitiKo. Ced and
nedilliia. idi can. 6 window ahadea. coal bucket.
lal.le, 3 ehalra bucket, aaw.rake, tine, tlab nota,
tun., axe, abovel, taaat vejl, carpet a chick
tie. etc.
a Alar. 17, HAMUKI, UI'M HAI'GII.
A DMINISTltA lOR'S NOTICE
i a Letter of Admlnlairatlonon tbe tatate of
I 'ol I y KoiiiIk lale of Heaver twp n w Spring T.
ni.yuer i:o i'a., uooeaaeii, uaviiK l een Kraut
eil to the underaiicued all peraon knowlou
theinaelvr Indabted to aal I eatatn are requea
ed to make iininedlata payment, while ttioa.i
harlnu i lulujj will preaeut them duly aulheii'
Heated tu
El'JI liOM 1(1 ,
March 31, '7. Aduilulatra'ur.
RARE CHANCE.
Sunday (Irll, On hiwt Su id iy paper prlnt'd
in the Mate, mid now pel. .if ani l Pr llventa In
over 4oo cit'ea nnd ItMiia, winti iri enoretlc
audit In every lovrn ami hamlet where it la ut
now belli aoi i. Any ui'iii or Ii y, well rtoni.
mended .can aocuio the excpiri.vu iiip'ncy, nud
innke Inuii Vi cinia tn i 01 every week '!.... .1
prohl ; tin ul tune or inoiiry ; no capital
iiecd'd. Adve'tlalm nutter lurulln. iree.
KverylHiily will hoy I ho piper ii'iiularly niter
unci aeciuu a copy, it puiiiiaiica tlio complete
local newa lor every .celloii ol I he Slate, (lull
oiiouKcnt wanted in ondi place. W rite at mice
..rierm. und lii-drucliuna to (Irlt I'uliliahinn t o,
WlllUui.-nurl, I'.i,
March 17, '87. 3n,
Wniitt'il Apciita to hhII New Huok by
lion. James i. JSIaiuo.
Tho linat iiieatoia ol the day a'dy dlwuaaed
by Auiericn'a ureiitcat and moat popular atatea
1111111. Pricea low Siiru lu have un onuruioua aale.
Audita ahould apply ipilck to aecurn choice ter
ritorv. 1'or lull juirtlciil irM mldreaa I'K.NNSVIj
VANIA I'l'ULlSUlMl v'U.MI'ANV, llarrU
burg, Pit.
SALESMEN
WANTED
to canvu-a tor the aalu ul , uraerv
Stock I Stonly etnpl.ivtneut auarauteeu. SAI,
A K Y AMI r.ri..NSh I'AIL). Apply at once.
Chase Brottcrs,
auilllin P,
(Uefcr In tbla pnper.)
nucnusrtu N.Y
Please Don't Fcrgct It
That Dr. H. .liuiiei Cnnnabla lml tea Ii prepared
InCuluutta, lml la. Iroiu the purest aud best
Nuttve Hemp, ami la the only remedy, either
in mat o. uniry or una, tyiii win poailiveiy and
permanently enre ConMiinntlun. Hroaihlna.
Aatiiina, .Miaai cutarrh un.l rservuua lielnlliy, or
PreaK up a I man cold lu U
hours. J.5o nor
rl'ttle, thrco botilvs ao.6i. Craddock v Co..
booprictoia, Wl Kace St. Phlla.
CAUTION.
Nolle X licrehy urlven that I havo nitrchaaed
a Cow ol Zicliariuh llnweraox. and loft Iheaame
ill his tinsauadon. All persona aro cautioned not
to uieuuio or iniunere wi-n tne aaine.
CYUl'S UOWKUSOX,
5,000 Agents Wanted ! Double Quick I
to kell
jooward;sBeeclier
Influitely tha moat valuable because oomltig o
Cloauly Horn the tauuiy circle and If a inaater
uanu euitaKeu in a L.aoQroi i,o.-- nioniy
Illuatrald steal portrait, ao. Will tall Im-
meuaely, Millloua want tbla atandard L.lle of
tha creates! Pieachur and Orator of tha age
Uuluklath word. Territory la great de.
tuaod. Hand fur circular and too, for ontat
to li'JUUABU BKUS , Pub., Pblladelpbia
ft.
SelioRgrove'a widens wale a Clothier, bas enoagh Trunks. S ttchels, Valiies
Shawl-straps, ate, on hand to supply a "hols oolnny going
Wast, aod be bas firmly resolved that they
Must all be sold before Spring,
and is therefore offering tbens at extraordinary low price. Now is your
accepted time to bny. Co mo and Ret Pome of our Winter
Goods all at special Keduced Prices.
Don't be Deceived by Imposters !
We bave opened a Merchant Tailoring; eetabliabment io
Arnold's . Room, Middleburgh, Pa ,
nnd tnlco tliia means of informinr; the people of Snyder county, ft we
bave ou baud a well selected stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and K.mplcR from tlio beat nnd most reliuble New York nnd Philadelphia
linim-H. nnd will sell lower than over. Cutting, Cleaning, Repairing, Iy
in j,' and Scouring done on short notice
Not, ltf. UUCK I5ROS.
jMMiwaaaaMaaaaMaaaMW,asaaiaaaawaawaaawMw
The Piper Breech-Loading Shot-Gun
and Rifle Combined.
This system in coiubitHul viilo
situl sliot-fjun oilers tulvantucs
over other niakeM oven inoro
marked than those for shot
onlv. Thev far excel nil oth
ers in strength, aecuracy,
workmanship and balance.
DD I aPCC? Side-snap
rnLtldJ fteel barrels, 10 or 12 gauge shot, 44 Win
Chester c. f. rilio cartridge, weight 10 to 121bs, price p0.
Top-snap action, samo as above, 3S-55 Ballard cartridge, or
i lnc nsiur, price
Tho above prices include 100
cartridges.
FISHING-TACKLE !
A Complete Assort
ment of
Rods,
Flies,
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial Unit, ect.
I respectfully submit to you .a" few prices: Assorted
Trout-lies at 2."c. a dozen, trout-hooks to gut 25o. per doz.,
plain trout hooks 5c per doz., best oiled-silk 'lines from 2
to 3 cents per yard, all other lines from 1 to 2 cents per
yard. Keels from 23c to 2. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. B. Reed, Sunbury, Pa.
Ira Hile's Furniture Store,
446 Market st., Sunbury2Pa.,
Iu faot everything in the line of Furniture, Cheap, Durable and ia
Endless Variety.
When yon come to Sunbury don't fail to call around and tee na.
IRA PILE, Proprietor.
This space is
IV.LDOUGLASl
$3.00.5
SHOE
WARRANTC0.
2Iystone Boot & Shoe Store,
Market Street, Near 4th,
TRUNKS,
SATCHELL,
VALISES,
We Ennsnnire
(ft ooal mis.
Call on us and get
the best and
cheapest.
action, best decarbonized blmul
- jj3(5.
paper shells mid ono box of
Is inat now offering ipecial bargains
Furniture of all kinda, including
Parlor Suits,
Rcdroom Suits,
Extension Tobies
Kitchen Furniture
Chairs,
Lounges,
reserved for the
ei.Kl..-
form
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