IHbMatad ?ry Tharadar
IfTMidtim rowT. r Cearti of
yrCeaat ara held lha fourth MnoilaTi
fxa-eerr. Ma.an.l eptaier, maooaa
mmj ef Daeatabar.
M.le rrl'arff tareatBeat tha eeaely will
aMtae lit eenitlof aa the la their reeaee.
ia tee, tlHeaee aa aaithliorhsixlt. e.nd
a.teeelala feet. 1 will 4r them ap,
H,4 b. Oar eeleaina lll elejl ba 0wn
ealhaea wka wink to intk Ihrnaah them on
ta.etel f laal qaaatlnea of patHe lattr.lt
tat we will a at komonrwu reepuDaioia inrme
aaJlaWMl the? aiai eipr.ae.
at tli fUifrurex on the label of
r paper, moae injure ten you
WA.TB TO WHICH YOUR Bl'DACIUP-
u. aim Wltliln II wnck affair
ajiiif U Mot. M if data Is changed.
M lW roewpt ia ii)osarT.
lipufeuoan Etudi&f Committer
Ae'eaa-J. A. Feltenjir, N. M. Mlddlenwerth.
HMitf-Baal. Hoalth, J. M. feoe.
Hearer W.-W. H. Kraitoa. A. A. Runic.
eyeatreK. H. Welter. Win. Nl. -jhafnaa-Ja.
r. Henkenl, Wm.Kloa.
Ireeklla O. A. Moleader, .1. V. Helngrr.
Jeok.en Waa. Martin. J. I. Kralikar.
Mladlakartk J M.Hteinlnier, Wia. Rnmlj.
Bfliddlerreea: J. R. Heeler. A.I. K reamer.
Moaree H. K. Herd ear, T. r Haiaual.
f-eea-4. H. l-awltaa, W. Kara,
rerrr Jaa. Haawera, leae Spoil".
e(rry w.-Adaa Farrt, T. P. Irr.
allaaf roa 1. I Baraa,. ArW at.
Sarlac-4. L Manlmea, t. T. Kln-0.
ITalea f. M. arodld. .loo. I. It. .gar.
If aablnatea Hear Brawn, J. It. Khlrk.
A. I'tvuaa, Jao. I). Hon.,
Worrelar'. Chairmen.
nm 'i I tktli' isam ti taku' mti, ii'titil it
print 'en."
Cru.U Hats at 05 coats at Oppen
lielwor'a. II. H. Griinnilias ruined and repalr
d hit on North Mala St.
Do you want to buy a new Eliptlfl
prio(r. piano box top buggy cheap.
If no, cull on or address Tiik Post,
Middltiburgh. tf.
C. I'. Smith pport a now sign In
front of the Vntral Hotel.
Mrs. It. J. Howan will anil personal
propery l Mlddlebiirgb. on futrmlny '
afternoon, July 39.
The homes brought hero to bo nohl
today are even a butter nvuruge than
any of tho former ear load-.
Bohroyor sells the (leiitleiuen's No.
11 Shoes for tl.CO. Oe.ll and bee
them.
Ed Bower of Renovo, and Kerry
Bower of Bedford were here orer
Sunday risking their parent, Thom
as Bowers of Franklin.
Oeorgo Kern, who has been ronfin
d to his room for tho lust month
with a serious Attack of bowel com
plaint is convalescing.
A Urge variety of cashmere Hhawls
in all colors at the Central Dry Goods
Store, Bellnegrove.
It Is reported that Daniel Herman's
barn in 3tlaeer's Valley was barned
to the ground on Tuexdny night. We
liave been unable to learn any of the
particulars.
In printing bills for Bale of Heal
F.atate in the estate of Ueorge Kliae,
deo'd., the printer made an error in
the botindrlee which will bo found
corrected iu this issue.
Tho St. Teters Ev. Lutheran Sun
day School will hold their anniversa
ry on Saturday July 30, in Markley's
Orove. Able speakers roi a illn
tance will be present.
A four year old daughter of Robert
"Walter, one mile eart of Middlebtirgh
received a sunstroke on Monday while
jlaying in the yard about the hoine.
Sr. Barber was called who soon hud
tier out of danzr.
Editor Harter of the 1'usl sports a
trilue hat. We noticed from the way
that he carried his Jiead that he real
iy enjoyed the "slttrashun. Tribune
We hare eat a hole in the top and
now use It for aiUh kasket.
Positively the largest and best se
Bected stock ofjolothlng In Suyder coun
tywiHbe found .at Dreifuss Broe.
Selinsgrove, Pa.
Fop. Salk for $70. A new piano
oox, tleptio sprlnr, ton Wgy. First
class make with all latest Improve-
ueta. Call on or lavAavM
T. H. Harter,
Mlddleburgb, To.
To any person buying $3.00 worth
ofgoods HI us we will pay half bis
railroad fare to Selinsgrove from any
part of the county, and If you buy a
bill of $10 front us we will pay your
entire faro from any part of the
counr,y to Selinsjtrore and rturn.
Dreifuss Bros.
Siooe the death of her husband
Xrs. Isaac Bearer of Franklin car
les on the dentistry business with
unabated real. Bheis employing Dr.
Bavidge of Bunbury who performs
wore leonnloal part of the work,
while she is acquiring quite a repu.
station as an extractor.
Alltegitatlon is suffering for the
want of rain. The extremely warm
weauier of the lost two weeks is show
Its withering effects on varv
Wada .of grass, and unless we soon
'-"AVS rain much dumnrra will raanlr.
;Soreral days within a week the ther-
nmeter(rclUrefl 103ln the shade.
IZThe Uiddleburah
es fair to be most saeoessful this
vail. Quite a camber of students
already expressed their Inten
tion to .attend. (The school .will be
eoauaoted by most competent Instruc
Ort ad will afford a rata onnnrtnnl
y to teachers at well aw .to students
i Ail classes.
Wanted i mm kdiatklt. Agents
In
ry town and township in Siiyder,
-wrvnunjnajnan wjnOBi UMla,
ata. and xwrrm .n.iiu A.
SUatUrd life of Beech.r, by Thoa. W.
5w. OatltfrM andex3lslre4eri
"wyKiren totUeti who neaa baal.
Unlatindrled shirts at Dreifuss
Bros, for 83 cents. Good working
pants at 73 cents.
Persons Intending to purchase a
gun of any kind this fall should not
fail to go to J. B. Reed, Sunbury, It
will pay you te go to him direct and
see what you are buying. Bending
to wild-oat firms for cheap guns is
buying a cat in the bag erery time,
and there are but few Instances
where the purchaser was not cheated.
He is now making a specialty of a
gun that is particularly desirable for
deer hunting, which Is one barrel ball
and the other shot fully disorlbed In
his advertisement in the Fost.
Cashier White of the Philadelphia
Timet has confessed to thefts from
that establishment which may reach
$-.20,000. It was a big steal, but the
act In Itself was not meaner than the
man who takes a paper regularly to
his heme for his family to read and
profit by and then when requested to
pay up throws It back and tells the
postmaster to return It to the editor
marked "refused." Its not big pump
kins but little grains of corn that
makes big hogs fat.
The Renoro Newt says that on
Tuesday a hakf a dozen of society la
dies of that place went bodily to the
river and enjoyed the pleasure of a
bath In the cool, pure waters of the
stream, remaining la the water splash
ing and plaj-iag fur nearly an hour.
There seems to be no good reason
why bathing in the rlrer should not
be indulged In by the ladies as well
as at the seaside resorts. The day Is
probably not far distant whon hun
dreds ofladies and gentlemen may be
seen any day during the heated term
fmthing In the limpid waters of the
beautiful Susquehanna.
The Milton Afjs, In speaking of
the Firemen's parade in their town
on the 4th, says : "The Cameron Fire
Company, (Lewisburg) with Its six
grey horses to tho steamer, and finely
diHcipliued company, came in for a
large share of admiration. They
also deserve mention for the fact that
they kept the Middleburgh Hand,
noted for its fine plttyiiig,froiu Sunday
until Monday in order to iaxuro us a
full tiny of their presence.'' To this
complement to the Cuiuoron Fire
Company we would add that the
Middleburgh Band was not ouly
proud of tho services they were per
mitted to render the company bat
delighted with the treatment they
received froai tbeia while in their
service.
Th Pittsburg Commercial Uazttte
thinks it is plain as anything can be
that the tax on household furniture,
pleasure can iages and watches will
not be collected in the several coun
ties, because .there is no law to en
forces cellection. The rerenue com
tnlssieners may "Insist upon its col
lection" for the purpose of putting
the county commissioners at a disad
vantage in settling an open account
with the stute, but It can conceive of
no other reason for their singular ac
tion. They are certainly not justified
in placing an absurd construction on
the letter of the secretary of internal
affairs and asking county eoiumiHHiou
ers to do an act declared illegal by the
highest legal authority In the state,
Roll ok Honor, Tho following
persons have paid their subscription
to tho Post to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
ccur In these credits or on your pa
per please notify us:
D. B. UasHingor June 15, '88
J. C. Ulrich, Dec. 1 '87
K. Sassaman, If ay 1, '88
Jaoob Herbbter, July 1, '8?
J. 11. Knepp, June 1, '87
S. F. Deibert, Sept. 1, '87
L. C. Howell, July 1, '88
Geo. Bordner, Nov. 1, '87
Iter. Shortls, July 1, '88
W. F. WaJter, Aug. 1, '8S
H. A. Shuman, July 1, '88
D. T. Khoades and wife have just
returned from a delightful trip to the
Luray Cavern aud the battlefields of
Aatetam and Gettysburg.
Persons for a time may wink at the
practice, but the law does not permit
liquor sellers anywhere In this State
to sell or give Intoxicating liquors to
any person drunk or known to get
drunk whenever ho can got the stuff
to make him so. This careless way
of stuffing drunkards is arresting
and ought to arrest public attention
and if soma persons get Into trouble
about it, they will have no person
but themselves to blame The pro
visions of the present license law
like the old act of Assembly, .are in
tended to abate the evils and nui
sances of drunkenness. As th law
stands, a number of good, sober, hon
est citizens are not opposed to well
regulated taverns, but thoy cannot
and will not long tolerate without
eniphalio protest, the reckless sale of
whiskey to drunkards who have the
dimes to pay for It. We utter but a
friendly warning ; and we say
"Halt."
Middlhcrekk Items. Some of our
farmers aro talking of cutting oats
tho latter part of this wcok.
II. II. Ilerbstor who is at present at
Lewistown will again take possession
of the Ulsho's Mill in the noar future,
Rev. Stover intends to move to Mc-
Cure in a few weeks.
Rev. Diiaai was in our neighbor
hood last week looking after the Jn
terests of tho .rjllnsgrve Uissoaary
Institute.
Several of our young naea attended
the young folks plo-nio at Middle
burgh laei Saturday.
The Adamsburg Cornet Band will
hold a cake-walk at Middleoreek P.
O. ou Saturday evening. All are in
vited -to-come.
Huokel berries art not very .plenty
InithiaaeetioB of the county tkkum-
hner. -
P. I. Knepp ! KIm WIv Wofc
dsr are attending the A'danMluirf
Who waapt with you whta roa r mJ, I
And langhi si jao whaa yoa art atari,
And 'imllat" with yoa wbes yo are glad
rtitL Allison,
Who couldn't twaar If ha wnuM try,
Takai lemonade without a "fly''
And "hardly arat" telle a tle-
PBACOIt LCHBASD.
lirtw Railroad. Two railroads
controlled by the same company
were chartered at the State Depart
ment Harrlsburg, on the 12th Inst.,
with a capital stock of $20,000,000.
They are said to be a part of the Bal
timore and Ohio and Lehigh Valley
scheme to run a line from New York
to Pittsburg. The first Is the Carbon,
Schuylkill and Westtrn Railroad Co.,
whose capital Is $20,090,000. I's length
will be about 833 miles and the road
ill traverse Carbon, Schuylkill,
Northumberland, Snyder, Union,
Mftllo, Centre, Huntingdon, Blair,
Clearfield Cambria and Indiana coun
ties. Where this road would strike
Snyder county Is hard to tell. To
traverse "Snyder, Union, Mifflin and
Centre" counties it would make the
lino so eroeked that it would take a
train longer to get to Pittsburg than
It took Moses to get out of the wll
derness. We will be triad for the
road, anyhow, if it does take seven
teen switch-baiks to get out of Say
der county.
Bkavkrtuws Mrs. Geo. A. Kline
is on the sick list.
Tlif cellars of several of our citi.ens
were broken Into by a band of sculu-
i a . a " a a
wags one nigui recently ana toragea
of eatable. A band of gypsies
were eamptng several miles north of
town at the time, and, to make the
story short, we'll thrust tho guilt on
thorn.
James D. Wetcel was jeiited in the
holy bonds of wedlock with Miss Car
rie Moyer, of Lllloy villo, formerly of
Hcavertown, on Sunday. Iu com
ng from l.illeyvllle to Adamsburg
early on Sunday morning, the couple
met with quite an accident. One of
Miss Moyer's gloves hud dropped
from the bugsry, and, while Mr. Wetz
el wus going back for ft, the horxe
started. She grubbed the lines,
which had been left hanging on the
dash board but evidently got them
entangled and the horse was turned
into a gutter where tho buggy upnet,
when the horso run away. Miss Moy
er in some way got out of the over
turned vehicle without any bodily iu-
jury, but with a tattered dress. The
horse, was caught some distance
head, but the buggy had been injur
ed to the extent that it was unfit for
further service. Another buggy was
secured, and the Journey completed
Rev. W.M. I.andis performed the cer
emony at the residence of the groom's
father. We trnst that their wedded
life may be less unfortunate than this
eventful day.
Peter Aiglerbas his new house tin
der roof.
Rev. Charles M. A u rand And his
family of Wllliauitport, Md., are vis
iting friends here.
O. S. Hasslnger Is learning teJa-
graphy with F. & Specht, the r . '.V
tor at thistatioa.
Mrs. George Thomas, of LewlKown,
has been visiting at her father's, Johu
M. Smith.
H. F. Deibert is about inoveing his
photograph gallery to MeC'lure.
James Kline is drilling a wetl for
Peter Aigler.
Rev. D. M. Stetler and his daughter
Mollis are veiling among their many
friends here.
The oats crop is rank in this sec
tion. Ben. Smith two weeks ago
plucked a stulk tueasuriug S feet 10
inches In his field, and he says he
could hava found lots more like it
Rabbi A. Llfsitz, of Altooua, has
been summoued to this place by
Mandel Friedman, to christen his
eight-day-old sou in accordance with
the rituals off the Jewish church.
I would be very thankful to any
one in this community who would
have the kindness to furnish me with
a copy of the ?qat of June U, 1887.
Citizkm
Wkst Bkavkr. Harvesting .and
baying it over. The hay crop woe
good but the wheat waa a failure,
Corn and oats looks well.
There was a water mellon walk at
the Hall Saturday evening.
T. P. Decker lost 2 valuable horses
recently.
Fishing Is forbidden in the south
fork of Middlecreek by some farmers
owning land along its banke.
The new wheat introduced in this
section last fall proves to be of a very
good quality.
Roinltf & Goss can be seen ou ou
roads every Friday morning with
fresh beef.
Last week Jacob II. Howell shipped
a lot of spool wood.
Woodcock, turkeys .nd pheasants
will be plenty this year but squirrel
are scarce.
There will be teu new houses built
in McClure this summer and one
churuh.
The school directors have raised
teachers' salaries to $20.
Bannkrvillk. The farm of Hen
ry Baker waa sold at public sale on
Thursday, July7, to Israel Young for
$2,130.
J. O. Goss moved 'bis caw mill into
Wni. Hooter's woods.
Br. Shrive rebuilt his offloe aud
added a drug department
Tho wheat rqi was eiceodlDj)Iy
thin In this section. Some farmers
scarcely get their seed. Oats is fair.
Jacob Baumgardnor is recovering
from a spell of sickness.
Amnion Smith Is visiting groud par
euts here.
Wa1iswe several thousand old pa
per, to the Post offloe, good to put
under carpets, into cupuoaros, etc
wWeb wo will wll at five eeots adotea.
tf astbd Q,0W pounds of wool t
pll-a-"-a Pa.,,
When Queen Victoria1! family is
all together there are fifty-nine of
Ibein. And aot a mother' eon of
them earns hie living.
If you want to buy a good suit of
clothing cheap, call at Dreifuss Bros.,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
Sol Opponheimer want ten thous
and pounds of wool for which be will
pay the highest cash prices.
Sol. Onnenheltner Is makinir a spec
ialty of Crush hits. In eolors of brown.
drab and slate which he sells at (15
cents.
The lanrestand best selected stock
of Boots and Shoes kept by any
nonso in me county, ami ror sale
cheap, at Schroyer's, Bellnsgrove.6 10
A atvllah button. f'om ami
laced gentlemen's Shoe for 11.73. at
Qohroyer'e.
GlVK TllKM A CltASCK I -That U to
say, your lungs. Also all yonr breath
ing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery It Is. Not only the larger air-
passages, but the thousands of little
tubes and cavities leading from them.
When these are clogged aim! chok
ed with matter which ought not te
be there, yonr lungs cannot half do
their work. And what they do, they
cannot do well.
Call It cold, cough, croup, pneu
monia, catarrh, consumption or any
f the family of throat mid 1100 ami
heud an 1 lung obstructions, all are
bad. All ought to be got rid of.
There is just one sure way to get rid
of them. That is to take Boscliee's
t e r in a n Syrup, which any
drugglNtwill sell you at 73 cents n
bottle. Kven If everything else has
failed you, yoa may depend upon
this for certain.
J, P. Kearns of the Beavertown
carriage works has Just received a
car of 24 icb tihingles w hich he Is
(elling very cheap, also keeps iii stock
18 inch. Call and examine before
buying elsewhere.
Positively the only roliuble, ouo.
rice Clothing House iu Snyder coun
ty will bo found at Dreifu.Hliros.
We can furnish you with abetter
fitting suit for less money than any
ailor can afford to make.
Dreifuss Bros.
Call at Schroyer's and purchase a
pair of the best ladies' Shoos iu the
county for $S.W and $2.50. Kid, but
ton, worketl holes.
SETTLEM ENT NOTICE.
1 lia ueoounti ol Ir. J. V. Klhr l. ivn l..n
lil.i.a.l ii.lu II. liauila al tlis unHi.rn.ii.,1 t-r
-ul ICH-t Ion . All iurtloi kii'inniK iliunmulvi. In
duliiml lo thu miiiio lire ri'ijui.l to miika lin
inedlulo; i) incnt ami unaai-ewar ronu.
,., K- muw'ku.
SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
I'heanoounuol Manry Ulnk barn bron lno.
d lnlo thu 'mm, ol Ilia uoilaraliiaril l,.r i-nll..-.
tl"D. All liuPloa kooalnff ihjtnMw 'iidolilnl
to tba aauin ara r.quaMa.1 ta maka Immcdlnto
inymiit anil aare v-i"my co.n.
- r. 1SUWEK,
Mlddloburxh, !., Ju)j 13, 'ST.
ORPHANS' COURT 6 ALE OF
REAL ESTATE !
The uDilornliiord A.lmlnlilratnr oftlia Kh.t-
ol (lo.irno Kline, Ik.u'd., by rlrtim al an order ol
tho Driiliaim' t'uiirt ol Siiy.ler oauuly, uudur
lrovimlliifta in parlillca, will ,ill on
Friday, August 5, 1687,
it tlio l:i to ro'lilcncB of the ilroodont, ahoiit one
iiiiio murmiiinii'i lure, in nni Heaver Towu
ahlii, NiiyJun'Oiiiil), !'., all tbut curtain Ti, t
oi farming l.iiml ! uminduil IN or Hi by lamia ol
Joseph lfl.li mid l.i vl Trnaiaor. Kimt ly lundf ol
.Idi.M.h Ul.ti ami liutmr Swanver Nmiih l.v lnti.li
Joiopli Kline, and Waa thy land
oi miinei bpiaiui.iyer, I'olnr Hodman,!. A.
Wairner, ami Keuliun llaker, contiilninx il'i
Al'KKN, mora or leu, wltli tlio amiurtoiiarn'oii,
on which la erectod a (caod IHAMK 1H.ICNK,
HANK llaru, aud otlior oulbulldUm, nil In
uad n-jiair. Kanciun In a.H repair. The l.m.l
la In a blli alaiaol eultlvailan, with auinoo ot
thriny tlinbar to lunnly tha farm. Aa
uliumlant tuiiiily olKOod, Iroah water upon the
liroinlcoH. Tlila trai-t will ha aold aa a whole, or
In nana, at the diet-retina of tha AdmlnlMrator.
AIo,at the aaine time and plat', and by tha
aaiue auinonty, win iioaolil tko undivided one
half Intaroat la a certain I.l.MtXl'ONK IITI
altuataln Wait JiMivitrl'Hnai.ii, un..i....M.n..
Pa., bounded hy landa ol Kdward bmllb ami
ethera, contalnlnf Una Iluodrtd and Klsht (1)
rerchea. mora or lew.
I Miss ol HA I.E. V par cent- cadi, W or Hal
ancoonthaUtilayol .1 ,.rll, INkS, tha Lalam-e,
eioetit tbe whlov'a dowuf, to bo aahle April
lt, lJt. Alter deducting ceatl and oxponaaa
Irum the entire puroliHoe mouoy, one third ol Ilia
bulam-e to remain a eliarua anon the Iud.Ih. to-
Intorwt thereof lo ba paid annually te Tolly
Kline, widow of thedocedent, during her natural
life, and tha principal to ba paid ta tha helm al
her death, Tbe JeiHalmentdaa Annl in. ika
and tha liower to ba aocured by Itond and Morl-
ttnle toonminanea at IS o'elaek A. M. of cald
u wneu lerina win no taaoa aaowp 'tiy
. . . ."KrllKX.lNK.Aamlulairator.
July 12, Isst.
1KAL ESTATE FOR SALE
I'h a umlcrxlKned wlnkea to Inform tha puldlc
l.,.. I.. All.... 1.1. ...... I.... ... . 1
.nwb .. uiiiiB ..I- ui.iinvr i iimiiBrij, oiie-umi-a
luiir mll.ia niirli, ..f A.I-....I.?.... .... ' .1.. i.
... i uriiHi, IVI H..1. ,v CHI
Hl.U ol Till. J-:: ArUKSof lortllulHud, on wblch
leeiurmii wtioiKj ni'U'fl inn rlttli0, MlMO hUHl
III sir linHNA all Iff all 4il knt lm.iu. .u i k .il ii .
A Rood well and Ihrllty ounir fruit Uuu ttr un
t haa iiraiiurl at la.uilll h u.l.l .. t
JAWtU W.KHKKKr UKK,
Janalo, 4w. Mevertown, Ta
A DM IN I STR ATOR NOT ff!R
ltieri of adralulatratoln.on .the aalata ol
nr.nniHtnnn iMti WT BEAVEK
lownanip, nnyu-r uo., ra., Uec'd, having
bean icrantad ta the uadaralKBOd, all peraona
knowing: tnamselvei Indebted loiald aetata are
reqaaatad to Bake Imeiedlate navmaut. are
Ikoaa baring olalma will praeeni tbeui duly
aothaotloaMtl to tho aadaralgoed for aetila-
nioni.
DA VID IlEtlFER.
Jonot, IT. AdnlnlilMta
UNDEKTAKINGi
E. L BUFFINGTON
Ilaalrei ta make It known to tho neacla af Ml.l
dluberuh and alolnlty that Aa haa remodeled
aud Improved hla llaarta and jworlded blm
aalf wlihaNo.l:!eoropaa Preaerver. Ha
baa alue ptorldad blnaaU with ana of lha lat.
aatlmprovaa Kaoaiminaor larinr out ,tablea
Doaaaaalna tka eiolllllve rlatit for Ita urn In
IbW dUtttot. AU UiH ha Iteaa dona a a treat
eipene,aod Mr. ttafflnstoa reapeotfully ika
your pairouBKe, aa ua aae perieataa arrnt;a.
menteto take tba aorpaa lo haad aud aeaform
all Uia fwoallon of a Kaaral dlreotor tbut
avoiaiBt tbe eiDBarraanani ana luoonrootauo
aiwayi aooompauyinif tuuoraia. .
Jane 88, Geo. Smith, of Seliusgrove
and MiM 8. J. We tie 1, -of Trevoeton.
J line tS. Am Hnn eomMn rt.
Kratzer, aged TO yeais and Ciday s.
J II MA til in O.lHi iMun.ki. X.IL
erine Auaa, wife rf Peter Uerinaa
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IUWBTJX.T is LSWST07W DIV.
Time Table, In rffect May 22. 137
weTwBO oia. aTiTioat. ftrAaa
ra a A . f , a im r m
l l.awlatawn .1. T IK lot
7 9W Main Fit reet : t la 8 01
4 IN Mwiatown t iO r
IM til t Maltland T.VS S 15
M 0 I fainter T.M 1 71
1.4 S ao i Khindie f ta s r
S.4I S.ftT II Wnaner T J ISI
111 144 IT Net dure In I tJ
t:i (41 t Raah'eMllia in ) s
1T aai i Ailamhurii 4 04 S
SIS 4-10 ft lleavartowa 10 ! I.I'R
iM II. JO 19 llenler in 4.M
IM I II IJ alMlleltirb IK I tl
f 41 4.04 14 llei.er a.M t !i
taf a. no 7 K reamer a. 40 4 :io
t .11 T.S r I'awllittf 14!. 4 4
lis T.4.1 4;l I Selin.nroTe a M 4 4v
111 t.;T ifi Sellnmrore J. tol 4 44
t.M 7 2 40 I Sunbury 0.16 00
"ctlnftgrotr 4rrommoi1ntln
(iaoailns with trtlnaoa tt.V. Hy.)
Laate Sellnraror. Af rla at xllirev".
It'A.M It w A.M.
1 40 P. M . I.nvl'. M
.! H. M. . 0 F. M.
Trains Leave I.ewintown J unci Ion i
It 14. ib.I 01. a at. II 41 ami 07. ti ia. a m.
1 13 p m lar riliabara and the Watt.
I aj a ra, i it ra, i t p n, ia p m, i a m.
II 14 a. Far Philadelphia, New Vark, Haiti
eaore and Wathlagto.
Philadelphia & Erlo R R Division.
AM
NOIlTH KK M (IKtVTIi Af. KAll.WA V.
tralot Leave Rnnbary
4 10 a in, for Vellefoaie, trio and Caaandal
ua. 4t a m. f'or t.nek lle.
lli.pai, tor Uallafoata, Case aad 4'aa.ia
dalatia.
I..10 p ni, For Kenoro and Welkin.
fi :S a m For 'atvl-a tad Har Hon
6 M am t t'i in and I as p in Cnr W ilke-tarre
HUm. II lib e m, J 40 p ia. Kor Stiamokln
ad MnunlUatuiel.
Truln l.eafe "ellnaurora .lunelloni
i'i a m, arriving at I'lilladrlphla 1 16 p m. Mew
Turk W p ra. llaltinore 4 4') p ni, Wak
Inaton in.
I In n in, arrlvinu at Plillmlelplln IMam.Kit
fork O.Hptn, llaltlnoro I 44 p m, Week
Initton 7 4S pai.
f 47 p in, arrlvinu al 1'hllAdalpl la I 26 a in. New
York? 10 a iu, liallliuorel Jo am, .
Inn ln tut t tn.
Tmlii alfn t.eavea Kunbiiry:
IHin, arrlv Ing at Philadelphia I V a m.Nee
York II so a m. llaltlmora lllaia, Waek
anion an a m .
J. It. WU4jn, ilea l I'aea Anent.
Cms. C. Prtlll, (lau'l Maaar.
intcldlebiirflr illarkcl
llutter - 18
KKK- U
l'illed ehi-rrlcH 8
ITnpitted " 3
Blackberries - 4!
lluMiberries VI
Onion 40
r.ar.1 7
Tallow 4
('hiekens per ll 0
Turkeys
Hide C
8ulle M
Ham li
COHIIKCTKD BY W. It. WI3KY KVKJIV
WJC JJ2I KM) A Y.
No. 1 Pennsylvania 8fJ
"2 Knit.
" 3 White mixed 75
Kye 50
I'orn 48
Oats '. 80
Potatoes 40 to ti
BOARDING HOUSE.
111 E undersigned having tnado
. amide preparation for tha areonimoiUtlon
oflbe pill. lie would rurpnrtrully announce that
ha will lurnlah boardlntj and lodging at the
raleof tevautyttre oenta a day or twenty flve
centaaiueal. Mabling aad lead lor borae
furnlihed ouaap.
inoaa not navinirtrien in taiae ape ran pool
fully Invited to nail, end they will nol ito awaa
SlaHaMahed. Kooma a few door wot of lha
Court Houae, allddleliuruh, Ha,
UAHKIl ii UFA v eit,
Dot. 1, 1882. rjoprietar.
Out of our immense, stock wo
of! or the following
FURNTIURE AND
CARPET
BARGAINS !
Two Solid Walnut Marble
top Suits, Hovel (ilassjex
tra weil made iu work and
(inis1i,1)utiali1tlotf in style
Fivo Cottago Paiutod Suitw
at a bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suit all
good goods except in finish:
Ftro Lounge at a Kacrilice.
Ono plush Parlor suit 7 pieces
Two hair-eloth 44 J4 44
Ono 44 44 " 44
second hand.
Pour inarhletop Parlor tables
Pivo hundred yards, all wool,
0.0. and Ootton Ingrain
and Kag Oarpets last
Spring styles and remnants
and all the above are per
fect, except ju Ktylo aud
finish. Mo wish to clean
them out all aro marked
Pargains and prices in plain
iigures..
All our regular stock ot
PUUNPrUUK & OAK
SKTfl at a reduced price
for tho NEXT Til J JIT V
DAYS.
Oall early and bocuro the
bargains. Clouds packed and
freight paid to .auy point on
P- lv. li.
W.1I. FKLP ,
The popular Purnitrt" and
Carpet Mau, Lowiatwwu.
C"Undoitalcing a Kpeeijilty.
ucklen'g Arnica Salvo.
The Bust bubo ia lue world tor
Cats, Uruiseo, Bore, Ulotus, (Salt
Hbeum, Fovor tiorvH, Tvttor, Cbin
ed JlaaJa, Cbitbluios Cosue, and
all Bkio Eraptioue, nd poftiUfolj
oorea Tiles, or no pa 4-qaired. It
is guaranteed to give pmiuot talis
faction, or money rtfuudoJ. -k I'rioe
1 5onta twr i)or .
a. U..8bindL
1
Heire's TiroanIbD.
No body tdieres it posfible to sell goods at ooj; prcseDt rodocetl prlcet.
if onr prices sra I low er reprehension t
HAVE FAITH
to cctno ar.d fimoine our luauliful slrck and we will
FAR EXCEED EXPECTATIONS
nnJ jimo that vt ry I'olnr eipendi.l wilh ua Lai
PMB WELL.
(Jnmpare ua with tlio whole cmiLlry and tbe mult will bo
A Cordial Indorsement
t)f onr Hoods nu.l pi ins nud tie discovery of aa
EXCELLKNT KEASON
for the ouf.irui yotnl reaulis and solid saM-f.ictioti that oomo with buying
Iiy ootids, 5 4. lions, Cstf eis elo.
S. WEIS, Prop'r,
CVntntl Dry (iomls Store Soliimgrove.
pdong
We are just now opening a mag
nificent stock of
SPRING SUMMER GOODS
to which we desire to call your es
pecial attention as it comprises tho
Lalest Best
and needs but to be seen to bo ap
preciated. We 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.
8 CHOC S3 BROTHERS,
SELINSGROVE.
When You Insure Why Not Get tha Best?
H. HARVEY" SCH0CH,
General Insurance Asrent. Selinscrove.Pa..
IteproHontH tho ibllowiUtfGrentStock Companies
OKI) AN 1 ZfcP-.
1B13 AITNRi Cf Hnrtfnrd, Corn., 3,6fiB,Ba
1DG3 HDME.DlNawYcrk, - . 7J3Da,712
1017 FJKB iiSSUClilTIDN, Fhll'a, . 4,446,673
321, Q17,"l3l
Tll,. tmiian'M ranll Hinni.lf li. n:ST. are (LII In ernarleii,. ..,. m.t.1. k.l.
o pi tnl ai.il rumiiir, K'lariiniia uii,ue.ne,l .aleir an, I aepiirliy.'
Ily tliir ir m, t artii.n. fair, l.neHt r. n .1 nit.(..,,ry .leallnga In all tbelr loll arttleaiaBtr.
lhe-l.avo w mi . r Hi ,iu-. Uej ilu;.,V 1 hUl'U l a. I JO.Nal. 1
No Assessments
ARE YOU
If not, wiite to tbe above Ageucy nod
Xkotiiih tbe rcjiniaiu on
pscuiium on rt ho Hiiporior fuajity of gooda Hold hy O.
O. (Juklious Ktlll roiuainA. Ho haw jnrtf ixoived a
New stock of SPRING STYLES
Suits for old men. Nobby suits
for young men. Suits for
Boys, Youths Men and
Children. Suits from
$1.76 to $16.
Hats, Caps, Gloves. Underwear;
UANDKlU'iCIJiEU'S, TlfcS, fit., fta. Alao
CONFECTIONS AND TOYS
did at t;rc.uly redacod piicon,
FLOUH, FEED &C.
TbanLing tbe tunny wbo bitvo pAtrocled iae I cordially fovita ti)i.4
aerLuu of tuy elotik.
G. 0. GUTEIUS, Middleburgh
1 iiiRvr i k frill vii j
0 )Ptt2llK
1 w w.
mm. leiaiaa.
1 .JJJ1LI.I I
pemiuinig I
of EvervlhinG
ko PiemHim Notes.
INSURED,,?
70a will receive preupt attontioi
OwU lias been reuioveJ, 13U
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