6j SlWbltbutjife Host.
published every Thursday.
SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
Tif "nt ars heM on tl.a fnsrth M.f ,la ti
'f.nrsa ""mT, Htpli.or, na Second
niu di ixooiubar.
I O. W. Schwenk eauis hers Thurs Tallin SALR OK Horsks. The mi l
tiny from Fenunylvnnla to vlaft his dersltfned will sell a cnrdond of X HE-1 .
sister Mrs. Jscob FIHman who resides nolss Horses nt the Washington! ihtnvn.irt.f Dr. .t. V. rinhcr hnre ittta
In tht north part of th county. He' Hons Stabl-s. MlddloburBh, ou J?ffi"B? SJVtCri-u ft
wns well pleased with West Plains kiuI Thursday, July Si, consisting ninonu "'"' i t in mi riiintrii to lank,
vicinity. Hcst Vli'Hia .Mo.) Journal . I others of the following choice stocU : ,n,,,i l,' i"' ""'' y,i'.JJ,,",vV.iV,'
111
Mar frl'Kit tbrasfhntit ths Mnur
vyv'ir:; i .Minm...!.. . .i
Laths rlmlo faft". !. "III Ih.m r.
Vi'Vi, Oar olmnii .ll !. ' "P
or l.cal qtl.... ol iml.ilc Infr-M
EtVJ will not hol.lcar-oll r.."'" ' " "'
Look it the r.ujures on tho 1a-1 of
riKer. Tlumn nirurcs toll you
ZliU OATB TO WHICH YOt'Il m'MTKfI-
ros.i.W U Wt, mi If datff Is fhKMKi'd.
lo ofl" recpt is WKM-ssurv.
Sopulicaa Standing Cnaahtw
a l.mn-J. A. rtti 1r, N. M. Ml.Uiwwsrth.
Villn-'. A. 11 .len.lor, .1. . HvnMiis-r.
.an-A. S. rwlln. ' Krn. ..
IVrry-Jno. H. Shower. I.twc S.t!.
Enrlna-l- I. M T. H'-"!.
fCo-!.M.Ar...,M 'inn. I. Ir.r.
Wa.hinaton-lleiirv hr.n, J. lis I, rV.
a I'AI I.IHO, ju. u. i
' Hacrctarjr.
t'lialtinnn
'Tdm 'i i emir ami ti tami' uvx ' iJim m
Hint en."
The trout reason closes to inorrow
July I").
WaSTKD. 10,fKK) pounds of wool at
proifuas llros., Selinsjjrove, Pa.
ti, rliPBlnut trees are coven-d
with a profusion of blossoms.
Crush Hats at C cents at Oppen
heimer's. Wui. Heaver has repainted h Is st Jre
house. It looks boss.
Hnhrovor sells the Uentleinen's Nos
All Shoes for ill. GO. (-all nnd seo
them.
Prof. J. H. App and wife of (Jrcen
Castle, Pa., are hi-re spending their
vacation.
A stylish button, Conress. and
laeed gputleuien's Klioe for $1.73, at
Cchroyer's.
C. C. Seebold has repainted the
titnrehouse of Seebold ii Klllikl. It
makes n splendid appearunce.
Wastkd. A young man for rleik
who understands the business. Ad
dress or call on
WlTTKNMYKR S: SON.
The Salem Sunday He.hool will hold
a pio-nle and festival on Saturday of
this week. All invited.
If you want to buy a od suit of
clothing cheap, call at DreifusB Lros.
Selinsgrove, Pn.
Sol Oppenheimer wants ten thous
mid pounds of wool for w hich ho will
pay the hhest cash priors.
A. J. Crosjjrove Is one of the finest
iminters in the Statu. Th work he
has done In tho county this sprin
justifies this assertion.
Unlaiindried shirts at Drrifiiss
Bros, for 33 cents. (iooil working
pants at 73 cents.
Ueorge O. Smith of Peavertown
lias irone to Myerktown, I'u., wheru
he will take charge of John Limbcrt'
hotel as manager.
W. P. Walter of Akron, Ohio Is here
on a visit. Tint "Colonel' is the
same old boy only a little more
quite having sowed most of his wild
outs.
The harv est Is over and the far
mors In this section have been blessed
with favorable weather to garner the
best erop of wheat and grass this
county has had for many years.
As will be seeu by advertisement
elsewhere, E. E. Buck has taken pos
session of the tailor shop In this place
his brother, S. T. Duck goiujr to
Hew Columbia, Pa.
But. Oppenheimer is making a spec
ialty of Crush hats.ln oolors of brown
drab and slate which ho sells ut 65
csuls.
For Salk for $70.-1 new piano
box, Eleptio spring, top buggy. First
class make with all latest improve
luents. Call on or address
T. II. JlARTKR,
M Iddleburgh, Pa,
The State Board of Charities In
epected Snyder county's new Jail on
iuesday and unanimously nronouno
ed It the most commodious, secure
and healthful prison of Its size in the
Btate.
J, V. Eearnt of the Beavertown
carriage works has just received
car of 24 Inch shingles which he is
selling very eheap, also keeps In stock
it) inch. Call and examine before
buying elsewhere.
J. Howard Ulsh, druggist of Selins
grove has as fine a stock of cigars as
will be found in the countv. Aside of
bis extensive assortment of drugs he
manes a specially of keeping a supe
nor line of the "weed."
More than half the year has gone,
and thus swiftly do the months pass
by that It Is well said "we take no
note of time."
Every one saye It la hot. and every
one Is right The Pog Days, began
as uooaajr.
WAFTED IMMEDIATELY. Agent In
ry town and township la Snyder,
"orcnaittberland. Union. Mifflin. Jn
lata, and Perry counties, for the
Ktandardllfeof Betoher, by Thoe. Xf.
aoox. ontfit free and eTalnalv tart
tory given to those .who men bnBi.
" - . - - , ,
Int.
rENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD,
Time Table. In ilTect Mnv 22 lH7
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
George Specht of Franklin dosires
us to announce that he w ll hence
forth during the warm season supply
the people of Franklin with Ice Ci earn
of a superior quality. Public patron
age respectfully solicited.
(teorge, a son of Thomas Sheinorry
of Paxtonviile, while assisting in
hauling in grain on the farm of 1). K.
Haas, tin Monday foil throught the
floor of the over head ami dislocated
his left elbow. Dr. Harber roudered
medical assistance.
Huckleberries are quite plenty and
Shade mountain is thronged daily
witli pickers. Quite u number of
rattle and copper-head snakes have
been killed which does not seem to
decrease their number. The berries
retail at 5 cents per quart.
Applicants for the schools of the
borough of Holingrove will be exam
ined on Saturday, July 10 in the High
School Huililing. Examination will
begin at A. M. Directors are re-
piented to be present.
ClIAS. W. II HUMAN, Sllpt.
Positively the only reliable, one-
priee Clothing Mouse, in Snyil jr coun
ty will be found at Dreifiifs Uros., Se-
linsgrovo. A large and well selected
stock of stylixh and well made good."
always on hand and sold very cheap.
The cllixons of Admnsbtirg are in -
bued with a spirit of enterprise that
Is worthy of Imitation. Kvery build
ing that gees up is of ths first class,
which will soon render it one of the
rettiest little towns in this section of
the State. We would suggest to
them more shadu trees and bolter
pavements.
We can furnish you with abetter
fitting suit for less money than any
tailor can tifford to make.
DreifiiNs Bros.
Forrester the Boss lee Cream man-
ufacturer of Adamshnrg is jumping
around like a chicken on .1 hot grid -
lie during the cream season. He
supplies cream to dozen of towns in
tho State, and the qiiulety of his
cream constantly increase its de
mand.
To any person buying $5.00 worth
of goods of us we will pay half liN
railroad fare to Selinsgrove from nny
part of tho county, and If you buy a
bill of $10 from us we will pay your
entire fare from any part of the
county to Selinsgrove and roturn.
Dreifuss Bros.
If a box six inches deep were filled
with sen water and allowed to evapo
rate under the sun, thore would be
two inches of salt left on the bottom
The Fourth of July was a quiet day
in this place, a largo number of our
citizens going elsewhere to enjoy
themselves and pass the tlmo pitta
antly.
Two Chestnut Match Horses 4 nnd 3
years old, weigh 2250; two brown
horses, 4 and 3 years, weigh 2.170, one
span of brood mares, 1 chestnut horse
one dapple grey stable horse, weight
1500. 0 years past. This horse has a
fine pedigree. The balance, of tho
horses are all flue stock nnd will reo
omeud themselves to every judge of
fine horse flesh. They will ar
rlvo In &I iddleburgh on tho 10th, nnd
the public is cordially Invited to call
and see them before the sale. Terms:
00 days with approved security.
h. S. Blttm.
Hauvkst Home Picnic Can not
the people of Snydor county cast dull
care aside for a day and have an old -
style harvest home pic nic 7 Our far
mers havo worked hard this summer
and were successful in gathering In
one of tho most abundant harrests in
the history of the county, and now
we should all have a holiday. How
er's drove, one mill) wet of Middle
burgh would b. a sp!tndi.l phc, a
beautiful grove, provided with a
splendid spring and a large new cov
ereil bridge that will protect a thous
and people In case of rain -convenient
to railroad and near good tithing
grounds. hut is the sentiment of
the people. Let ns hear it, and if
favorable, take our word for It, the
1'ost will leave no stonu unturned to
make it a success.
She Hah Timhtv Thkkh Ciiii,
DllKN. A long lank West Virginian
named Brown presented himself nt
the Pension Bureau in Washington
this week to furnish evidence in a
claim pending before the cfiice. It
was learned upon inquiry that his
mother had borne thirty three chil
dren In all. Twenty of this number
were boys, sixteen, of w hom had serv
eillntlie L ii ion army. 1 wo were
killed. The other fourteen survive.
E.ichoftheiu draws a pension from
the government for disabilities re
cuivkI w lille In tlie service. I lie
dentil of thu two buys entitles the
mother to a pension also. Henei'al
iilack says the Hies of the tfll.'ti fail to
show auot her record where the six
teen sons of onu father and mother
served as soldiers in thu late war.
Mlilll. iMirgli, Pit., Inly 13
SETTLEMENT NOTICE
I'lie tivniuiK nl llonr Mink haro hri'ti nl.ws
fd liild tin. IiuhU ii Hi- iinil-rnlpni'd In- rullif
II n. All 1'iTlier kn'iwlns lliruip vr InnVMi'.l
In ilin fiiiim nia rruetij ! m.ike liiiiiu'ilialv
Imynii'iil ami mo uiinuCMniir)- i o-t.
t. I.. It'lW I.K,
Mi.UMuirnli, l a., Jut? 13, 'ST.
OKPUANS' COUTH' SAS.K OF
REAL ESTATE !
Tin-iiniliT'litnr.l Ailinlnmirnl'ir eifllio IXntr
nl UvmKx Kllrn', liii'il., by vh'Uii'Ol nn cMit ol
un iir.nn. , miri 01 miiviiit vnuniy, uuilur
.rwn.lii,K In i:irill nn, will I 'll mi
Friday, August f, 1887,
nl tlie !:, ) ill 'ii'p ol Hip ,! .( Irnt. slMiit onr
ml e Vnil nl .V.i I'iiiip. In llr-l ll.nv.T I'nwn-
mii. Snv.liT rtiuiilT 'u ii t thai rprlnln Trs-t
ni i-Briiii'm i.nii.l I HihiihIimI 'i.rih iiv Imul m
I ort-j.t, I 'l. li iiml l.rvl I pijiht, l .iit by l: 11 1- n'
Ji i'jii ri-li m il ls.ii SWiiiiicxr, fninli bv Ismilii
nl Imnlol Siiuliiui)pr. I'nrr lb Itmnn, I'. A.
Uiini-r, iiml HiiiLtn llHki-r iiIiiIiiIhk VIS
A ' II l.s, morn or I. Willi lln iiili im ,
nn wi l.li ! ,niii-i n n I KHA.UK IKit SI',
iNK lliiru, mill olliir imlbiiilillti., nil l-i
ii m t. I till ing In i;om, ri p ilr. I'hn I n
it In ft liluli "lite nl rnltli mini!, will) n l f I I ti
tiitlliy IUnt.fr l ii.ily tlm frim. An
ll'll iit:!' I M iT i l i'i ml, l.i'h Wnl r iimoii li,.
i.riMiii.i I iii. ttan ill l" in M n s wlinlo, ..r
mi .ir'.. nl ihi-.ll-. ri'lli n i f Hi ,.ininitr.il r.
A ..i, ill lm ji mho lltiin h ii. i,i !.., ti-i l hv t lie
.mi nntli iril . 111 b" Hul l tlm n . n i " . ' nn...
bull llin ri-l ii, :l M In I.I.M l'.s I i IN I-, i 1 1 1' !
nuiti' In W ,! Iii-.i. fi Tiif"liii..sii,irri'iiiiiilv.
I'l.. b.nin.b'il by 1 .1 n ,1 nl I .1 m 1 1 , iSm i Ii mil
n'ln-t-, .M.nt lining I 'hp Ihiii.lri.l uml I mill (H'j
I'iti'Ii.'. innri- nr b"-..
I 1. 11 MS nl .s A I.K. if'' it i'i i.-.p.ili. ' ,j nr H,.
ihkc nn Ibo Ut il iy nl Apiil, ls, th.. bnl.nn...,
piv.t tlm Mi.lnv ilnni-r. In bn jinvblo A Ti I
I'l. I-H A'Iit ib'.bi -tipa i., m'i, rj . n
lrnl:l I !i ' III II I'llli'liHKI' InOllliy, ntip IIiImI nl 1 lie
I'llnin i- In iviiniiii ii ctinrKi' ii' iiti th- lA'i1, tlm
lllli !,"! tlli li'i'l ! bn 1. I niillil illv to I'nll
hi I Imp, w bin w of thi'ilpi iMpm, ibirl ii hir nstiir.'l
Ii'p. mill tliu I t I M.-i : 1 1 1 b inn. in in,, h-lr nl
Iiit .Ip.iIIi. I iip lnulni Mii d u. April lt,
uml tlm Ifciwi r bi bn iivil by Iliiml mi.l Murt-
hup ii.p i i ( riMin-i .
.ip bM'niniin'iii'p nt 10 o'i Iopc A. M. ol kiihI
.lay wln'ii li rir will bp ih te kitnnri bv
.l-'SKI'll hl.l.M;, A.liiilnutriil.ir.
.Inly VJ, i-T.
To largely protect animals from tho
annoyance of dies, from which horses
and cattle suffer so much and lose
flesh and spirit at this season of the
year, wipe mom all over witn a
sponge dipped in soap suds. In which
a litth carbolic acid has hien mixed
This Is good for animals in tho field,
as well as thoso confined in stalls.
Tho High T.innnse law went into ef
fect on Friday 1st. But so far as this
county is concerned no changes will
be made until tho Court sits for the
granting of new license in January
next, those now holding license op
erating under the old law until that
time. If any new license is granted
or a transfer is niado it must be ac
cording to the provisions of the law.
Tim Town Arol'skd. On Tuesday
evening the editor of the Post spear
ed a three-pound eel in Middlecreok.
The news spread like wild-fire and by
noou the next day tho Prothonotary
office door bore a card with the fol
lowing Inscription :
"Notick. The Bull -Frog Commit
tee will meet in thisofllco to-day at 1
o'clock, sharp.
jacoo wiibnrr. I'res.
Geo. M. Htelniuger, Bee,
Mor B. Mlddleswarth,
Commander."
Was II u SiAiHKi)?-luorge Wen
rick of Selinsgrove, the man who fa
tally stabbed Dr. 1. K. Wagenseller
of Selinsgrove several years ago, bus
got himself into serious trouble
again. On the after-noon of the
Fourth of July, a man by the name of
Drumheller of near Selinsgrove Junc
tion, came to Selinsgrove in company
with two other men to celebrate the
Fourth. As is customary with some
meu on such occasions who can only
see tiio Auierleau F.agle well through
tho bottom of a tumbler, they Inr
bibed too frculynnd soon found them
selves in an altercation among them
selves. Mr. Weurmk hearing it, In
terfeared, mid told llriiinhuller to
light with a man if he wanted to
cpiarrel. Drumlivller retorted bycull
iug him (Wenrlck) a "blulTer" and
told him to 11 1 i ii 1 his own business
where-upoii Wcnrick struck him
several times, knockii g him down. It
was soon ilWoveroil that tin exces
sive bleeding of Druiuhellur indicated
sometliiug more tnau a coiiiiikui
knock down, and lr. Frank Wagen
seller was called, who found a cleau
cut gash und'-r the right eyes 2
inches deep. Steps were at oucu tuk
en for the arrest of Weurick but he
could not be found. Finally Con
stable (tcmberling found him hiding
in llelglc's Livery Stable. The phy
sicians testified that lirnmheller's
life was in danger and Wenrick was
sent to jail without bail to await the
result of tho wound. Since then
Drumheller has been improving and
is now quite out of danger, though
he will lose his eye. Wenrick de
clares that he used no Instrument,
but the physicians swear that the
wound could not have beon maile
by anything else than u kill fir. This,
with the fact that Weurick tried to
escape, and his past record as a vi
cious citizen will bear hard on him
and will no doubt place him out of
harm's way for soma time to come.
KAIi KSTAIK FOR SALK
l'li ntii1crUnri wlnlip to Inli rm tho jnibllp
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mi r tlnii-p mi n nl tier iiiiv...irv nuiiinibniiic.
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i. l,Ptii r nf ilinlnl"trlnlii.nn lh" tut nl
IIKXKVIIKNKhK Into ul '. KS I IIIAVKK
l''wn..lii S'.t.l-r Co.. I'd.. ilo.M. li.ivinii
lu'on kiriil l ti tin-iiii lnr'licuo I, itll "ti.ii
Ml mil h t!niinoU,n lnilDl)t.- l loiMbl pi-t itears
r iio-to l tn iimkn linmeillitte .Hiinnnt, mil
tli.i.o intmnK Plum will pr-nmit lln iii iluly
autlianilcale'l la th uniloriilt;npil lor lo'.lle
mom.
DAV1U HKNKi: U,
Juno 9. 'ST. AJuilnliirUr
James Rothrock of Franklin, while
on Shade Mountain plcklug hucklu
berries yesterday, was bitten in the
right baud by a rattle -snake. He was
fortunately less than two miles from
the Shade Mountain Distlllery.whlth-
er his companions, Messrs. Jas. Euter
line and James bhuman, hurried him
with all speed. When he arrived
there his arm was swollen to the
shoulder and he was a very sick man.
Store-keeper James P. Smith drench'
ed him with whiskey and soon had
him out of pain, and at this writing,
Thursday evening, he is outof danger,
The snake escaped having bad Its
head out of the rocks only a foot and
immediately withdrew It after biting.
The Second Session of MIddleburgh
Aoademy will open July 23, 1887, un
der the prluclpalship of Prof. Charles
E. Dawson, of Wyoming county.
Prof. Dawson is a graduate and an
experienced and successful teacher.
Our Educational Association is to be
congratulated on having secured so
worthy a successor to Prof. Murphy,
and It behooves all friends of educa
tion in our neighborhood to glvs the
school a hearty support, both moral
and financial. It Is for our citlzons to
determine for themselves whether
they will elevate their own education
al facilities. In this Important mat
ter we ean become what we wish t
be If we put forth the proper effort,
and having put our hand to the plow,
It would be both disastrous and dis
graceful to look baok. Let us unite
In a cordial . welcome to our. new
tiaebr, and a generous support to
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l'y lulling ailv ititn:e i o'lr txJrunitly f tvorablo ' (Tors in
DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
DRESS GOODS, KOTIONS.&c
Tl ri i,o inrlti'Ti sj i'iiiil.i il i ltli ; fo:' Snininei, nnd many tiovcltius.
Curlmracnco Stock Necessitates Close Prices-
Sales must I'O l.'iijju to tin ii tli.s.i o i l-i while lliry nie vet suiisonubU
ulli.iclii tis. o itm nut
Slaughtering Tlicso New Styles,
S. V7EIS, Prop'r,
As t'nit unni'i'iiHsary, but wo n-o Ilii.i.r llicm i- tit ur c ist as wo possis
b!y ran a id tfvcuio fr oiiiai-Ivcs a l.vin pioliL.
Ci uSral J)rv (!oiiilri Store Srlinsirrovo.
BUS? ssSBBlf
ill UUUv bu rx ilarkcl
liiittcr
'-nx
I'ilti'd clii'i-iii-s..,
I'npilliil " ....
lilacUbcrri'-s
Ifcispbcrrii-s
( inioiis
I. ard
Tallow
I 'liit-kc us per lb.
it
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la
in
7
4
u
UNDERTAKING!
E. L. BUFFINGTON
liealrm to mk It known to tli isof M nf MM
illi buruli n l vb-inlty that ho Ima runo lcloil
ml Imprortil hi Hre oail jirovbinil him
ul t wlih No I let or ilorpua I rotervor. lio
b olro i roil IpiI lilinreil witu oiib ol ilio il-
t loiprnvol Kblinlhi or loylnK out tsblr
inoreinv ins cxi'iumvo niui lor im ua in
his ilUlrlnt. A II Dili ht ln-on i1on t srost
ipenie. sml Mr. bullliiHlon rsiirellullr kn
Tnur pK'r 'n ik, bo b pnrf"Ctil orrung".
tiimiia In tk" tlit mrpm In iian l anil prrbirin
nil the function xf lunorl illreotnr thua
KT'.Minii tlm i iiibsrrniiuenl un l Inooot unloans
lwji oooiiii'iiiy lnn ruuarsl.
MARVELOUS
Siilc
Houlde
Mam la
DORY
r:un .larlicl.
CuKItUTTKI) MY W. II. V1.NK hVl'UY
W b.ll.N I'.sliA V.
Jo. 1 Pennsylvania
" 2 I'ulU ;s
a Whilu mixed 7'i
live o '
(Vim - !
(ats '
Potatoes 10 to 15
BOARDING HOUSE.
rPIIK uii'loi'itii d Imvinrr mndi'
I Riiiple propnrntlnn lor tbo npoii.iiioilnlbin
oflhu fit ill in v ..ii I'l r".)celfiiliy ininnuiire Hint
l.o will lurnlKli bonrillnK nml ! l k Inu olihe
rsteof soTant)'llvo pbiuh ilv nr twenty live
miiiK ii innal. Slbllnir n! IppiI lor bnrpca
liiriilliml Ktioiip.
Tliime mil linvlim lrli hi tablo nrn lenrspt-
fully In v 1 1 Mi) IophII, nil tli ny ill mil liii
iltmiiiiKlipil. I(. ii. I'll" a f.iw il 'urn wu I'ltl.u
(Inurl HnUPO, Ml l.llol'ii'nb, I ,
ll A II U 1 1' I. llf.iW I K.
He. I, lbi2. l'ioi riotor.
We aro just now opening a mag
nificent stock of
SPRING 2 SUMMER GOODS
to which we desire to call your es
pecial attention as it comprises the
Latest Best of EverythinG
and needs but to be seen to be ap
preciated. Wo ask only a living
profit on our goods and feel confi
dent of the good will of our custom
ers by their continued patronage.
Highest price paid for Produce.
NCSHOCLi B E$OTUER&
. DISCOVERY.
Wliiillv iinllkn iirtiM'-nil Hvli'iim,
Any l"'"ik b'.irni' I n i-tiu rointinir,
lli'piin iii.'inb.it by Majl, Tw nn' llmliaril Pros
tnr.lln Si'iinti-i, Ilin. W Aitnr, Jiiibm l
Hi npililln. Ur. .Mm. ir, ' ( iikmiiI Inn l nliini
bl i l.nw huiiIpiiI : twn 'in"". ii' Jim rm h ut V.ilr;
4 i ill I'liivi'Mil y of Ti'ini. I'liiln., tin. I 4'"i nl
Wi llvb'y I 'mi'i;i', k".. bihI i im.iui 'l m I'IihiiI.iu
iini I in fi-rnl v . I'ii i-i In- I'n.-'l In Ir on
Vliuy. LOlSiKlTK, 7 1- ill ii Avo., New Yotk.
Thu largest ami bust selected stock
of Hoots and fthoes kupt by any
housa lit tho county, and for salu
cheap, ut Hchroyur's, MeliiiBrove.O 10
A large variety of cash merw (Shawls
in all colors ut thti Central J)ry Uoods
Store, SuliusKruvs.
Do you want to buy a new Eliptio
spring, piano box top bufty cheap
If so, cull on or address Tuk Post,
Mlddleburfh. tf.
Positively the largest nnd best se
lected stock ofjclothiu iu Snyder couu
ty will bo found at Dreifuss Uros.
HoliuHgrove, Pa.
We have several thousand old pa
pers in the Post office, good to put
under carpets, into cupboards, etc.,
which we will sell at five cents a dozen.
ASTOJUSHINO SUCCKHS. It id the
duty of every person who has used
liudttc't German Sirup to let its 'won
derful qualities be known to tliolr
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Croupe, Asthma, Pneumonia
and In fact all throat and luntf discus
es. No person can use Itjwitliout im
mediate rediate relief. Three dooos
wllllrelleve any case, and we consider
It the duty of all druggists to reoom
mond it to the poor, dying consumpt
ives, at least to try one bottle.as 80,000
dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where It failed was report
ed. Such a medicine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known.
Ask your druggist aboui It Sample
bottles to try, sold at 10 cents. Bold
by all d
KASKINE
(THE NEW QUININE )
GIVES
Good Appetite
i 0$m
Out of our iniimMist'.-.tofk wo
ofiVr tlm following
FURHTIURE AND
t
When You Insure Why Not Got the Best?
H. HARVEY" sCHOCH,
General Insurance Aent, Lelinsgrove, Pa.,
Ut.'pi'tjsont m tho following O rent ."StooU Com p:niets:
i'K'1 ANlZr.li -AHSETN
y,Gua,7ia
Quid Nerves.
Happy Days,
Sweet Sleep,
A Powerful Tonio
lint tli immt Ji'li'Mtd liiin:n Ii will buur.
A Si'iuilic For Malariii,
lilieiiinatirin,
Xervoiw I 'lustration,
ami nil (Itrin IH-.'uncii.
TliK MOST Hi II KNTI Kit) AND StX"
tlKSSU'l. Hl.Unl) fUUIrlKU.
Sunirlur lu i!ilnlne.
'Tor rlulit m st I ha I ilnmli nens lotolor.iblv
WyliHilin Hi-It iln ul ft n-iiie if lliiie. 1 nnviir
tonn.t ii ini'.ii 'inn w.inu inu niHiio m il in-ut n,
until I twi'if Ka.ikln. 'Hut win U ippy ilay
lur ilin. It hutb um ipiilll iiml utroiiK'li. I
ean iIcmi liku a !!. 1 iiunil by urorv wor.l ul
till. Tli"". T.'olr. Si-buylarvllls, N. Y.
Mr. Jobn '. .""arlii.roiiKli. Kulniii. N. '..
wrlta" i "1 Ko. inulurlii In Iku S)utliurn army,
and Inra uuli'.l ymn uni-rsn irum in iiunilllal
Inx tiu-ts. J ti-rrltily run iluwn wban I
buurd nf Kaiklna, the new inilninn. It lii'lnnl
Dm at oiioo. 1 Knini-H 16 itiuutla. IUvu But Iiml
uoli kiioiI ln.illll In 'il joiiri.
Mm. I'arullnu Aan-ii, Aalnrla, N. y., any t
"liuit wlnti-r I ran iluwn no P.iMly Inuu inn
Inrla Uml 1 wuubl liilnt uway alltlnK In my
rlji'lr. 1 lioitril ul Kii"klliu, llio nnw iuluine.
1'nliipt ll thrau weeli 1 waa well. It vhukuiI a
H'MiiTiil ku'iiiik up "I my nuturo. 1 lhuk but
fur K iinklnn 1 -lioul'l nuw bo iluuj.
Lollim Iruln llio iilmrn iii-rnuiia, glvlllif lull do-
laim, will no rem ou iiiiiii iiiio i.
K nek Ids can bo taki-n wltluuit unr apodal moil
Icnl nl lia. Sl.uo pur Imttla. Sulil by
uri-nl by mull nn rm-nlpl ul iirina,
TIIK KASKINU t!tj.,M Wurroa St. N Y
Bucknell University
InvHaa utluiitliin lo (1) (la full oournof atmly,
Ci) IK iii.nravml buililuiKH. (3) lia Ira inholur-
lilpif, (4) l! liirso library mad. (6) IN uuw ua-tronuiuli-al
ubnorratory, (a) I la liualthluluaaa nl
IikmHoii, au l (7) lla routarkulilu nliaiiinitiM. In
lliuo roipac-u it ima n aupanor i:i I'euiinyiva.
ula. t'lilulnguui ami Inluriuatlou wllj ba aunt uu
applli-iitlnii lo
I'rtnlilant UAVIU J. HILL, LewlUmrg, fit
Julyl.sa.
July 10, by Uev. S. I. Orwh, Pavld
A. Hteliiiuger and Miss badiu V. Wal ,
ter, b&th of Frauklia towuship.
July fl, In New Jlerlln, by Itev. W.
Ii. Stover, Luther A. Merts and Miss
Alice A. Oborlio, botb of Ceiitrevillo.
Call at Bobroyer's and purchase a
Dftlr of the best ladles' Sho In tbu
all drotglsts and doalors, la the eounty for $3.00 and 3.50 KidTbut- I ' AiUa . ' ItlJ"!
-r-"...!!.-...,.. 1 MiC,KJ)!t...J.
BARGAINS !
Two Solid Walnut larMn
top Suits, 15cv'l (ilast-gcx-tra
wt'U niailo in work ami
linisli,l)ul alilllo olVin sl le
Fivo Cottar I'ainlctl Suits
at a bargain.
Tlnvc Solid Asli Suits all
ood ioods uxt't'jit in linisli:
Fivo Lount?s at a sacril'u e.
One plush l'arlor suitT pitrcs
Two hair-cloth " " "
One 44 " " "
second hand.
rour marhlctnp l'arlor tallies
Fivo hundred yards, all wool,
('. C. and Cotlon Intrrain
and Kaj? t'arpets last
Spring stylcsand rt innauts
and all tho ahovo aro per
fect, except in stylo and
finish. Mo wish to c lean
thoin out all aro marked
Uargains and prices in plain
Itgure.s.
All our regular stock ot
tfUltXITUKlS & OAK
SKT9 at a reduced irieo
for tho XKXT TllIKTV
1AYS.
Calloarly and Kceuro tho
bargains. (Joods packed and
freight paid to any point on
V. K. It.
W.H..FKLIX,
Tho popular Furnituro and
Carpet 31 an, .Lewistown.
13" Undertaking a specialty.
Euckbn's Arnica Salve.
Tie Best Salve in the world for
(Juts, Hruisori, Sores, IMuoto, Suit
Ubenui, Fuver Bores, Tetter, Cbap
ed lluuds, Cbilbluins Corns, sud
ull iLio Eruptioutt, sod positiTt-ly
cures Tiles, or do pay required. It
is (uerauttteil to givo period sal is-
fsolion, or woney rofandud. 1'iica
23 cent per box.
I. Kbindol. .
1 r""n
1fJU liTfTn, r.f Hnr::..
I!.!f53 Mil IA E , i:f Nt V
1017 VIRU i.S3t2Tr"TJiJN, Diil'ti, - ,-145,570
32J, Q17, 331
Mn-ii.' f uninnii- riiik nnin.-n: il.n (il.s r, ru l M.li in vr rli-r.-e, a lul witli tl.ulr Iminenrs
tup i I'll l it n H'i'iri h 'i,ii -..liii m, i in -1 ,, . :lo y n i.,l i; t y .
flv tlin r pn.m ' I nr ti in. (u Ir. h ii. i -I .ii ! .i'l I ,iM .r v Ir 1,1 , 1.1 a II tin Ir I if s I. Uloiaarit.
lliry havo w 111 I r iii ui" lie: 1 1 K : V H l-.l' i: I' A I'l u.r .
No Assessments. Ko Pramuim Notcs
AUK YOU INSUUKI),!?
If not, wiitu to tliu uliuve .;;t.M'y ai.l v ju will rcrcivi? prompt tittontioa
"ai&2
Though the premium on Owls v.n been removed, tho
pM'inium tin tin superior ipialily of goods sold by O.
C. (iutelious still remains. He hasjust received a
Now 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.
Hatj, Caps, Gloves, Undorwear,
llANlKi:KCIUEIf'rf, TIK, o., &o. Also
CONFI'.CTIONS AND TOYS
sul 1 ut leitilv riHhu'od priovii,
FbOUU, FEED &C.
'J hnnki' the iiiuny who hare pntroni?r?d mo I cordially invito au fa
poitioa of my stock,
G. 0. GUTBLIUS, Middleburgh
I mm a.i. iig..!
liJiiV' r.kinuii.ra. I.i.i-a, i fJ
la B4.:k,., WmL-mu, ij la ,'
wasmi. ' "' 1 " ' " -"-i awrai
ajJrUartllia """tJ
S I -M SI W B 111
ran tn
AUTEOBirEJ)
IFE OF L0GAH
a a sa.tic Wf
t-03lAN.
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t.v.n iki... t,i.iXMi f na ia
iUkJaw rata. UaV..Wu-VMi'f tv4
wl.Mumi: aai tswO yMA Its
loaibc ibapiw a wik vsl imi 4
I4mijii Mil ln,uuWu)MWi.m
kMait Vv .4UiJik iiTwjt,,i,rVSi"(ryti