e gptltM lost.
puhlUiied tvery Tharaday.
Thar were several oases of ecarlot
fearer In thin ctlon during this win
ter, but all arc now on a fair way of
recovery. Among tlieui are Pdrtle,
little daughter, of George Erhart, sta
tion agent at tnif place, ana ins nuie
- f w. m -mm ThA C.tMTtt tit i I t - t -I
a iinwa . v u niaAB a t a Hnniai nam i r. ml w ihli.
...tiareheM Inefoerta Mondays; ' - ;
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u.r frl"'' larea.hoal ttas -oinitf "III
hw linillnt n th. n.w In tii.lr r.re.
?'' ()Ur .olumii will 1w.?s "I"
"fi. who with to tk through Ih.mnn
PT-I - til nt ojo.r..ll r.iyomlbL lot th.
from AHooaa, and a daughter or
William Walter of Franklin township.
KOTCS TO SUB3CaXBSai
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l?n BVJB TO WHICH TfflCllMTUWniP-
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I,v Is sent, see if date is changed.
Joptitir reenlut is necessary.
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for the r"a.on that my friend Stein
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A bill Is pending; tn the leglBlatr.ro , ' . . . ,.,,
ro ruiiiKw tuff rruetrui ciuutiinBniin i
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Siiksasdoaii, Pa. April 9, '6.'. Middlkswarth V. O. Thomas
FrikkdTom: Thinking that some Martin has gone to werk oo a steam
of our friends at tho old home illicit sawmill.
desire to henr from us, 1 take this John H. Shwv.r will put his dis-
...uilw.nl r.t u,1.lrolnr Oism for novcr. Illlorv Into onnr itlnn Rrain Oil MilV 2.
al r' nn'iiin First, herause 1 am too; Henry II. Miirtin has gone to Ad-i The undersigned desires
lung poor" to pay the postage on auiNlmrg to work for Aids t.rosn. fo (innOUHCC- to tht' fUOic
nearer my Kate (at. iroxe.vn.eMo fJiat Jl(, hf(S cmfMn.,,f ,n
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rrains Leave Lewlstown Junction t
1 14 i m. 01, m. 10 40 nl 07. p m, .2, p m.
inpn lor I'lildboric mi ih. Weit.
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It 14 p a, Kor HhllKllhU, No York, H-ltl-
sr. tud WaiaiOitton.
nift'tt tlili' nm H ta.m' lotts. an aim it
Hint 'ea."
This the last oyster month.
A rouniag speech "Get up, break
fast Is ready."
Auction a K tick's taylor shop next
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. J. F. Stetler is still confined to
her bed with rheumatic reaver.
Frank Sanders or Centreville is re
covering rrom a very severe attack of
typhoid pneumonia.
Mr. AnU Benfur r Centrevillu lt
cnuvult'sient after a four mouths sick
ness.
Henry Norman of Franklin town
ship bousts of the firnt bee-swnriu of
the neitsou. It occurml on Sunday
April 3.
Squire Weirleb, of l'axtonvllle who
has bee.i confined to his room for the
lnnt three months with rheumatism
is slowly improving.
Dr. Fisher on Tuesday moved Ids
goods to West Fhiludulphla when? it
is said he Iirh a splendid opening for
the practice of his profession.
Henry Snyder of Kreauit-r In cur
rying his hand in a slin;; the result
of a frightful cut received while per
fuming his occupation, gelder.
Burglars broke into the grocery
store of Harry Miller at Selinsgrove
ISiiiulay night and stole a few dollars
in change and a lot of groceries.
We have several thousand old pa
per in Uie Post ofllee, good to put
under carpets, into cupboards, otc
which we will sell at live cents a dozen.
Win. A. Heller of near Montandon,
Pa., son of Kx-SherifT John It. Holler
of Northumberland county has skip
pea to Canada to avoid ar rest for
forgery.
Ihe manufacturing of hickory
ciiairs has almost reached perfection
I.. Willi t ... .
I ramuieourgii. Tiia last Is a very
artistically finished article of the
kind manufactured by John Frauds
ana piauwd in our ollice.
.loun h. Sulivan and his band of
sluggars passed through here on the
8. & L. It. U. on Saturday last. John
kept mighty qoUt about his presence
in mis county to aveld a (lstio en
counter with our devil.
A scientific writer tells how water
can be boiled on a sheet or writing
paper. We don't doubt. We have
aoewn a man to write a row lines on
a sheet of writing paper that kept
and public manner of procuring
license to marry, so that the appli
cant for u license can appear before
an alderman, a Justioe of the Pence
or Notary Publia and answer the
questions which are now required to
be answered In perosnberore the Pro
thonotary. I rocomtnend Pr. Konnody's Fa
vorite Roinedy for tlravel. It cured
me.-S. J. McCormlck, U. S. Dep.
Mineral Surveyor, Hliss Station, Ida
no. My head end face was a tuns of
(nitrification. Dr. Kennedy's Favor
ite Hemedy purlfWd my blood and 1
am now well. J. A. Parker, Sunder
linville, Pa. Price (it. Send 2-vent
stamp to Dr, Kennedy, Kondout, X.
Y., for book on Kidney, Liver and
lilood disorders. Mention this paper.
We regret to announco that Isaac
Heaver or Franklin is very seriously
ill, and small hopes are entertained of
his recovery. His ailment Is caused
by an absess in his liver, nud an at
tempt was made to remove it on Sut
urday by a surgical operation under
1! the direction or Drs. Wugenseller of
Selinsgrove, and Dr. I. (I. Ihirber, !
without success. The physicians
think if the absess opens on the r
terlor of the liver he may ! s iv I,
if on the Inside it will be sure ileal h.
List or letters uncalled for In the
Post ofllce nt Middleburgh, April 17th
Win. Ramberg, May Sustor, David
II. Sluck, Jonas Verger, S. H. Snyder,
Jns. Hrown, Milt Hreemer, Lewis
Hroid;t. Simeon Spaulding, It. L. Ha.
grove, Uofles Kamsay. J. H. A pp.
Mrs. Lydi.-t (till, Miss Jennie M.'Stin,
Mrs. Clara llollinger, Abraham Hoi-
linger, Miss Kate Single, Li.iu Herman.
I. (iiUKIl HAIttlKIl, P. M.
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hhu in hot water for three years.
And now, If you don't care for wet
orseches and an empty stomach you
an viBt ttie mountain streams and
ore ma speckled trout from their
"luing places under rocks. lo''s
etc. They are free, to morrow, April
Ex-Sheriff Relchly, of Mlddleburgl
7nniowu on Saturday, and his
aereat for sheriff at the late primary
v..uon causes him little Irritation
is iar from a sore head and will
upport the whole tloket. Mr. Ulohly
tuaay iriends. t'ourwr.
On Monday we received lutelllgenoe
om wr. Help of Kreamer, that 'af
riouer second thought he had
oonciudodnot to move to Middle
burgh but remain nt hi. ri.i r.i.na '
The doctor Is well liked whera h U
nd the people are lothe to part with
1IU1,
William Buoknetl, of Philadelphia,
-.oriea tils 70th birthday, on Frl
uy glvinar to Buoknall ITnl variilf
t Lewlsbnrg, $50,000 to be used by
the trustees for Improvements to the
university. This clft
?f l4.,000 given by Mr.'Buoknell to
"us university wlthla the last four
years. Ofthle sain $10,000 U .belnj
ued for the construction of an .h-
erratory tjklch ;) k4Ve a ten-lnch counties.
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Dig, burly, overgrown, robust look
ing tramps, tiie picture of health and
strength, are passing from door to
door seeking alms of our iudiilrioiis
people. Nearly every one of the la.y
worthless vagabonds is able to do a
lay's work, and those wh ) extend the
hand ot charity to such ns they, un
less It he to save their worthless car
casses from freezing or starving to
eath, are simply laboring under a
hision, nud encouraging there
wandering .vagabonds in a life or
lieuess. Not ono of them is deserv
ing sympathy.
William I. Huff, a young man who
was telegrap'.i operator ror the Penn-
ylvunia company at Snydertown for
some years, left home In a mysterious
manner on Sataurday IHh. For some
time he has shown sad signs of iiicn
tal disturbance that indicate an tin
balanced mind. He lost his situation
with the railroad company and spent
lis time In wuudering uloug the
Reading road at night between the
watch boxes near Snydertown. On
Saturday he came to this city and
since that time nothing has been
heard of him. His relatives tire
searching for him. Smtljiifn 7. mw".
Arcnox ! Ai ctiox .'-The undi-i-gued
will oll'cr nt Public Auction nt
his Tailor Shop in Middleburgh, on
Saturday afternoon nud evening,
April 111, 1S37, a full line or desirable
goods, consisting of (Moths, Cassi-
ineres, Woolen goods, etc., etc., which
must be sold and will atlord rare bar
gains to close buyers.
I will at the same time and place
take orders for the manufacture of
the goods into suits, always guaran
teeing good tits. Call around and ex
amine goods before purchasing.
Terms 00 days or 5 per cent, off for
cat.li.
I will also offer for sale an almost
uew Top Huggy.
. T. llt civ.
On Saturday evening the editor of
the Post was greeted with a happy
surprise by being made tiie recipient
f a luaguilic.eut stand lamp tiie gift
or our esteemed friend, Mr. F. II.
Fniuciscus, Lewistowus permiueut
hardware dealer, and successful busi
ness man. It is an eutirely now de
sign iu the lamp line, but is only one
of the many new and noyel features
in the line which the old gutlemai
delights to place before his patrons,
aud we esteem it first for its elegance,
second ror its intrinsic, value, and
third as the girt or one who approach
es very nearly to our Meal of "the
perfect man." Thanks.
1 do not know of anyone else who
can fend them so I have concluded
to let him olT by deciphering this one.
We at last secured a hons and are
now comfortably located ; we ate our
first meal In our new house this Sat
urday evening thanks to the neigh
bors. Last Sunday was Palm Sund.iy and
the scenes or the day were strange to
one brought up among tho "eternal
hills." All ilui lng the forenoon Poles
and Irish crowded the wnlks going to
anil returning from their respective
churches. The Irish carried sprigs
spruce while the Poles carried palm
leaves. After the rviees at the
churches were over they , ai ried lln-ir
greens home, placed tin i ov m' pie
tnres renieseui Hi ' t'hri.-t. iu Ihe at
ternoon tiny again went to their re
spirt ivo places of worship, procure. I
holy water, returned home nil
li-iukld the greens hung on i
picture with the water ; this clo
the sen ices of the day.
Yestirdny was good Fri m '
was duly observed by dilT-i'ei !
nominations of the town.
This evening many o' th'? show
windows clearly indicate ihnt ( mor
row will be F.astwr. Heaulru S' col
ore, I eggs adorn these win. lows, and
in a number we tioti I I lie tradition
al "Kaster rabbit"' hopping about
among the eggs, hut the ilecoral ion
did not consist of e:.".r ami rabbi's
ulnim but or h large variety of ca I
toys symbolical of l-.a-i er.
The centre of ai I ract ion, however,
is the Polish church, where gai'y utii
formed soldiers are w.tt, hii.g -in in
age. in a vault, representing the dead
Savior. Tlise soldiers will be on
duty all night. To-morrow will be a
big day iu all the churches.
llm num's advertising cur was here
to day and billed Ihe town for M i
This will be a big day for H oi.-
auil - all.
Preparations are n're.ulv being
made foHirand Army ! iv which will
be held here iu September. I will
give particulars of this day iu another
h-tter. Yours c.
J. C. H.
thee
A. J. Wagner will not go to Centre
county ns was rep n tedlu recent Issue
or your paper j nsither will Dr. Ping
amau and Sophnres Howersox go lu
to the store business.
Win. II. (Jill is attend!.. : Central
Pennsylvania C illege at New lierlin.
"Cup the Huckster" or Centreville
comes through here every week In his
grand rounds ror eggs and poultry.
W. H. Harman ot this pUee Is sell
ing coal oil nt 2 cents a quart.
The ( mo itv a rew months ago re
ported the extraordinary feat of Mil
lard Holiuger iu mining II fly Ions - f
Iron re in KrohhVmitie iu one moirh.
This was thought hard to beat by 1 1 e
old miners of t his district, but now
comes the authentic report from
y '. that I F. Foye, empleyed In
t he same mine, miueil sixty tons in
tho month of March.
(he DAMUXA JIUSLYKSS
in earnest, and will hold
himself in readiness lo sup
pi i all demands of dealers
in I his seel ion of I he conn
try, and thereore solicits
their patronage. All he
asks is a trial ol the article,
the grea t denn, nd for which
has induced him to make
their manufacture a spe-cialhf-
All orders hit mail
prompth filled. Address
SYLVESTER BOW EH,
MiddlcUtrgh, J'a.
lb t. HT.ly.
Miiiillrhui'g illsirhct
Sklkct School. Prof. D. C. Mur
phey, of Red Stone, Fayette county,
Pa., rormerly Instructor iu the Lock
liaveu State Normal School, bus ac
cepted the Principal. hip of a Select
School to be opened at Middleburgh,
Pa., April 18th. Instructions will be
given Iu the ordinary common schoel
studies as well as in such advanced
branches as are usually taught in our
best Academies. Students fitted for
College when desired. Normal Leo
tures will be giveu for the benefit of
teachers.
Miss Mellie M. Miller, one of the
most accomplished teachers within
the bounds of our county, has been
selected to teaoli the Primary De
partment. Good Hoarding eau be
secured at reasonable rates. Tuition"
In the advanced department, from
$1.bo to $7.00 for the session, In the
primary department rrom $3.00 to
$3.60. Location healthful, and on
line or the Sunbury and Lewlstown
Rail Road. The School will deserve,
and should received an earnest sup
port aud encouragement from the
citizens of eur own,, and adjoining
For particulars, address,
D. C. t!CRPHBY M. K . ,
AiAMi;rit. - Prof. i. .N. Johns
Principal of the Adamsburg Normal
Institute wil! open on Monday, April
It. (juitea number from other places
ha vo expressed their intention of in
tending. Mr. Johns comes to u
highly recommended as an instructor.
Tuition from $1.50 to $5 ror term.
Hoarding at reasonable rates.
Our fanners are busy sowing oaU
Ueorge Smith of TroXelyiile s te
Ingdownthe old store house former
ly occupied by llclli ieh - Smith and
will build on th" same sight this
spring. Simon Huufer contractor.
The Reformed congregation will
buil.l a parsonage this summer iu
ste.i I if a church. They built one of thu
tin in the county last summer.
" i. i lie's-' pietureof DiefTeubach iu
the ' "iiriir is largely overdrawn. Mr.
), is certainly a "lilt l nil" bin not by
any means as far as that. Rev. l.un
il:s never put him out of his house.
ami it is not only untrue but cruel uud
unealleil-for to sav so. The overseers
of Heaver township now have him in
charge.
Ada Landis will open a primaii)
school on Monday April K
The merchants at this place are re
fusing to pay the commission ch.irnci!
on all freight received at this place,
l'hey consider the freight rate high
enough without the commission.
The l'elker I'liion Sunday School
has organized with the following olli-
cers: Sup't II. H. Lamb, A.ss't Sup't
S. S. Sellers, Sec. W. H. Hartley,
Trans. Reuben FelkiT.
The It. R. Co. Is ei i, Jin:' t ho sid
ing, when co uph ie will be the long
est on this road, which U a grand
help to those who are shipping from
this office.
lid. Knepp is erecting a stable oi
his lot.
i.i ii..
Hannkuviu.k Nkws. K. Simile",
berger started ror the eastern cit'
Saturday to buy a full line ol gen- .1
merchandise, suitable r r spring and
summer trade.
Our farmers have been plotig) irg
and sowing for n week or so, n an
tisipation or u bountiful! oats har
vest. Jacob Haiiingarduer is seen out
doors again and says he feels better.
Lewis Teaster is at present v.. te
sick list.
J. II. Long, artist is here at present,
now Is the time to secure a ptcturo of
your shadow.
J. II. Lloyd was at Adamsburg ou a
business trip last week.
Simon H. Oldt can not do any ofi
his farm work on account of his foot
which lie out, but is improving slow
ly. E. A. Herbster has made Improve
ments on his house by some repair
ing. RlU.
Thursday. April 21. .1. C l leric't
ill sell personal property In Ja - ksoii
lwn-hip.
I i.'i S vi.U A first class ilj gallon
i ie mi freezer, lins been used only
i" aii'ii mid will be Hold cheap.
Vr piftii ulars impilre or address
tf. TllK Post, Middleburgh.
Clocks cleaned at my shop fr T"ic.
Awny from th.i shop 2'i cents extra.
atisfuetim always guarantee,!. All
work prompt ly done, liring it in.
H. 11. 1.1-1 1 .Kb.
I I Mir ;'.!! paper department is coin
ete. v ,, tarry almost
ih'- iu stock. Prices undoubtedly
lowi i than any where else.
S. WHs, Selinsgrove, Pa.
A I.DV'S Pr.UHHiT CnMI'AMON.--
'Paiiiiess Childbirth" n new hok by
Dr. John II. Dye, ono o' New York's
most skillful physicians, show that
pain is not necessary in ChiMhirlh
but ivsiil'.s from causes easily under
stood and overcome. It clearly
proves that nny woman may become
a mother without sutlering nny pain
whatever It a'-o tells how to mw
come n i .cut morning sickness,
swi lle, ubs rind nil other evils at
tending pregna 'icy. It is reliable arid
highly endois , by physicians every
where as tin, wilo's true private com
luin on. Cut this out; it will save
vou great pain, nml possibly
In.. Send two cent stamp ror de-s.'.'-
ive circulars, testimonials and
Mutter
' Kgrfs
i Pitted o-rries...
I I'llpitled " ...
I'.lackberries
Raspberries ,
l biions
Lard
TallnW
I 'hiekeus per III.
Turkrvs
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CENTRAL
UDDB CBQiD) STOB"
SEL1NSGUOVE, PA.
4 'Fishing, iz arotl
with a nook and
line at one end and
a fool at the other.
Josh Billings.
Experience has
taught that Josh
was more than half right, but when
you fish for Bargains in
Wall tlDBpeia&Caivpets
at the Central Dry Goods Store in
Selinsgrove its bound to pay for
your'e sure to catch 'em.
S. WEIS, PropV.
' ILL L'JLUIHJli LIMHJM
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WELL DRILLING
PIPOlFO
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: !"Htial letter sent in sealed en
uie. Address Freak Thomas ACo.
uWi.-I.ers, Paliunore, Maryland.
J in:. '.'T, 't-7, Kill.
Notice ; We call the attention of
fir., s ..!( udiug to buy carpets this
our largo lino wo have In
. We carry a line of rag, hamp,
cotton and woolen carpets, all wool
and it plv and Brussels. The prices
will be found the very lowest.
,'". Weis, Selinsgrove, Pu.
Noi l' H. - Deibert has returned, and
is ready iu his gallery (opposite How
ki-sox's store, iu I'.eavertoH n, I'm.,) for
customers. Picture from Id small
gems up, lo 1 for $1.UC- .-uvni-ding to
size. Also a fresh lot of new frames.
Do not neglvct to get a nice pictureiu
an bxl) inch frame for $l.''i w ith cord
ready for the parlor. Su h chalices
are scarce, (ioi I j'ictui taken on
cloudy days.
1'llKU TitM'K: Tiie rediict ion at in
ternal revenue and the taking off of
revenue stamps from Proprietary
Medicines, no doubt ha- largely bene
tilled the roiis'onfrs, us well us ro
Moving the I len ot home uianiifac I
turers. I'.spe ally is this case with 1
men's August Flower and lloscheo's j
( ieriuan Syrup, as the reduction of
thirty six cents per dozen, has been
added to increase Ihe size of the hot
ties cont aiiiingthcMi remedies, there
by givh one-fifth more medicine in
the 7" ut size. The August Flower
jor D 'pepsin and Liver Complaint,
and tho Herman Syrup for CoulIi
and Lung trouble, have perhaps the I
Iar -est 'ale of any medicines In the j
i., Tho advantage of increased
or to bottles will bo greatly ap-
pieehiti d by the sick and afllicted, in
. rry town uud villngo in civilized
i: n ' l ies. Sumplo bottlos for 10 cts.
. i main the sumo size. Jan.20,'87.1y
O. A. R. Suits, warrented Indigo
I due, nt S. Oppeiiheimer's, Selins
grove, ) a.
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March HI, In Lewlstown, by Rev. R.
W. Runymi, Miss Laura Nlghtsinger,
or Lewutown, Milllin county, to Am-
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mou A. liricii, ot wiooo luius.iins
county.
April ilrd, by Rev. S.P. Hrown. Miss
Alh llerrold, or Chapman, to Mr.
WiHiuiuA. Hohner, or McKees Hair
Fails.
April 10th by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
John C. Kesslcr of Selisgrove, to Miss
Ida Springman id Freuburg.
VlffaTiriire Water oil Evir? Lot wit!i t!
L1UI1; bUill.
Tin Hinlorsijiut'il tlrsitvs lo
c;ill tltc attnttioii nt' tin !' -
plr ot SiiMlrr coiiiitv to Ills
iniprovi'il nittlioil of 1 1 -tliilliiiii',
wltifli liasoi vfii Midi
imivt'l'Sill s:ilis';ution rvrrv
wlit'iv. Ilf Ins tin' ailvnii
tavjo ovrrall olln-r iih IIukIs
is sjiitiI v, iiiakrs lilllr ilirt,
iii-vrr lU'lavcil 1 y tli' iiiarhiii
rry p'ttini; out of oriliT ami
is iu fvtTv piirtifiilar satis
factory, lirrouiiiicuilat ions
can In hail from nartit-s for
your ; whom I havtiilont' work t'itli-
vr in iMiihlU'lmriih, Hravrr
town or BaiuicTvilh'.
.1. .M. Iv'LlNi:,
IJcavrrtown, L'a.
March i;87.3ni pj.
Wo arc now
shrives prci.a
clearing up our
rv to niirclinMiiiir
! s
ourcarly spring gootlN. You will
(iikI iiireat IJiiraiiiH in cvny dc
artiii(!iit as we are selling many
(nooris at cost or ev;n Ichs. J hev
must "O to malic aooin, ho do not
fail to come and nee for yourselves.
The opportunities to bvy cheap
that we oiler you now, arc rarely
to he had. Come and see.
SCUOCH ESHOTUERS,
SELINSGROVE.
We learn that last Wednesday Mrs.
L'zzle Foster (the widow of Cupt
Wm. H. Foster, after whom the Mif
fllnburg post Is named) made a nar
row escape from being burned to
death. Mrs. Foster has lost the sense
of smell. Ou the day in question she
was sitting with her back to the
stove warming herself when her dress
oaugbt lire. Not belug able to detect
the smell of the flames she did not
notice her clothing was on fire until
her body waa reached. Her cries
brought her assistance and flames
were put out, but not until she wn
severely injured. Her injuries we.
thought at first to be mortal, but we
iim r"i.4 t "s f 'nit. f fwiviif.
Out of our immeiiso 8ock w o
ofTiT tho following
FURNTIURE AND
CARPET
BARGAINS !
Two Soli.l Walnut Marble
toji Suits, IW'vi'l (llass rx
tr.t well inaili' in work anil
linish,lut alNHo oil in style
Fivi' ('oltai;!! Painted Suits
at a Itaraiu.
Tlirro Solid Ash Suits all
omd n'oods t'Xfcpt in I'tnish:
'ive Lounges at a sacril'uv.
Ono plush Parlor suit? piece
Two hair-doth " 44 14
One '4 44 " 44
tseoond hand.
Fourinarhlotop Parlor tables
Five hundri'd yards, all wool,
O.C. and (3otton liurra'm
and Ha; ('arpets last
Spring stylesand romnauts
ami all tho ahovo aro per
fect, except in stylo and
finish. Mo w ish to clean
them out all aro marked
Hartiainsand prices in plain
figures.
All our reirular stock of
juknitum: & oau-
KTS at a reduced jiriee
for tho NKXT THIRTY
DAYS.
Oall early and no euro tin
bargains. ( Joods packed and
freight paid to any point on
1 It. K.
W. II. FELLY,
Tho popular Furnituro and
Oarpet Alan, Lewlstown.
Undertaking a specialty.
I dispise Imposition!
Invite opposition!
Defy competition!
Tlia undersigned" will nfler Jannnrv 1st. 1887. SKLL GOODS ONLY
I'Olt CASH. PIIOI I'CK oi; A ITKOVKl) NOTE. Prices on all good
liuvo been reduced from ID lo lo pur rent.
New stock o SPRING STYLES.
Suits for old men. Nobby suits
for young men. Suits for
Boys, Youths Men and
Children. Suits from
1.75 to 15.
Caps, Gloves, Underwear,
HANDKKHCIIIKFS, TIK, Ae., ko. Alto
CONFECTIONS AND TOYS
sold at greatly reduced prices,
OYSTERS.
extra select, Isrge, alwnva on band when fo leatoa,
FLO UK, FEED &C.
ThnnLing tie many who Imve palroDized me I cordially Invite M fo
cpection of my stock.
G. C. GUTELIUS, Middleburgh.
Hat
s.
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WKD.NKSIIA V.
No. 1 Pennsylvania
I'ii 1 1 1
" :i White mix.
itve
Corn
Oils
il.
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ra'rla in the rnnn-
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liicswlow l.i'iirtn Nnmry, I Minbllnhrtl
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lluki
THEBESTlNIHEyORLD
jjik r.
March 28th. at Kilin?grove, Andrew
(iotuhall, w;;-d M yjara, 3 mouths
and 127 (ley.
Marcli S3, uen" Oriental, Amanda,
wife or Henry I). Hheaffer, aged U7
years, 0 months aud 14 days.
Murch SiS, in Liverpool borough,
Dr. T. (I. Morris, uged 00 years, 2
mouths uud 17 duys.
Mareh at Chapmen, Alice Jane,
wife or. I nines Lunch, aged 2'i years, 0
iiiontliM and 19 days.
Mareii .'Hh Lvdiu Uoush, widow of
the lute ,";ii.ioii Uoush, agedd"J years,
1 mo'.th and 03 days.
M ucli 14, in Washington township,
Cylveter, child of Albert and Barbara
Lentg, uged (jl mouths aud 0 days.
M.'oh 13, lo Washington township,
' 'ai i'p 'llbabeth, child of Ulinoo P.
nd Huruh Hnyer, aged S years, 8
.months aud ii days. s
April 3. near Freeburg,
vl.i
Jrvl
Charlie
flld rf Oeor?'eA.J",'LJJllie
BOARDING HOUSE.
fPUE underbigued liaviug made
A. iuil irertlon for tli. 1110011101011.11(111
oflli. puiilio woul.l r-h,.otrullT innoiiQc. 'but
h. will furnlHh lio.nllDK knd loilklnil it III.
r.l.of i.v.ntySv. oenn iJ.y or tw.nty tiro
reoif iu.I. SltbllDK .nil le.d lor Uor.fl
rurnlik.il cbtsp.
Thou, not hxlDtftrUd Ml t.bU r. r.Mi.nt
full. Invllail tnoall. .1111 tb.f will not mo w.i
dlmutnnil. Houiiia lew duor wont uftb.
OourlHuu... Mlddl.burh, H,
UAUHIt'L UK AVER,
live 1. lilt. fjotn.tor
money;
yuu Iruo, ...ui.ilih
to Ii. ni.,1. Out till, oat .nd
return to m. .ml w. will teiul
vuu Iruu. aniii.ili iik nl urwi viiiii. imi.ur.
Lino, tn vnu. Hint will aturt vou in hualumi wliii'h
will hrlnir vou In nior. iiinnn rlKht awuy tli.n
miyllihiK vlu In tlila world. Any on. n do
tli. work .ml llv. .t lioin. Miliar .oi i .u H".
Kiiniallilnir nan. that mat coin! llmll.r lor .11
workon. W. will atari you I capital mil needod.
Till. U on. oftb. (euuln., Iiniiuruut uhwuneaol
lllotluie. Tlioa. wlio ir. .inbltloiia and .ut.r-
prlalnn will not dol.y. Or.ml auioi ir... au
druaa '1 BU k Co., Auguata, Muiua.
PortUud, M.lu. Dm. U, 1IM, ly.
MAT Tl lli M. -w. Wl Sw wfc. wrM. t.
Illll liamCa..rw4lM4,alat.IUnaMlt.
I I I I hm, twti tefutautloa wmk hlk
T I I I I l1htcm,1 ilnt fai..,lhrt will ft
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