pnUUbcd are rjr Thursday.
...... l'oo"Tr roTt. The rnnft of . ,. ,,, ,
."IrtoMit r. M.M n th mart (..! when we die we'll be A long time
(-tbrnarr, M.y.an.l Heptcntier, and oool
Way of Deewor. I
'ijm, r n ii Hro. Wilvert of the Hunbury Amt-
or fri-nrti tkntiMit et ony win rknn hn iold his paper to Tho. J.
?:i;s.r:m n withon both
it fii fa'tv '' "' V"" l,',m " young men of Intvlltitcnce And oneriry.
ii-...1l. Oar roliimm will aU.yl 'P' o , ' ... , ,
toti Iwhe Winn in 'P thrximn nm. n i I brother W ilvert has boen An able
Sr." VrMlV.WrSJi MiMi" u,'t''.",nd.rlnf, the Amerioan one of
l1nlonl tiiy niy atprrM.
H3T3S T3 W333I3m
Lck At the fWnrr-" on the hihnl of
nner. Tliw llirnro Ml ymi
'a nils TO WHICH TOIIH Bt'DSCIUP
M i paim. Within 3 woke nft-tr
roeney U eeut, see if dnte U thenp'i).
EapuUlcan Standing Comnittco
A1am-J- A.llO'olf. N.M. MldJIcuwatth.
Ilmvor K. H'blth. .1. M. ., ,
HMTnr W - W. II. Ilwifn. A. A. Horn'-.
JtrH. M. Walter. Win. N .!..
n,.p'nan-.la. P. He-kir.l. Win. iU-.
franklin-'. A. H .l. .-r, .1. '. Huxlnxor.
5;V,n. M.r-tn .T.IV ""'''' ' , ,
MuMlHbun'h J- M.Hliiliir, Win. lUtnla.
Nic .ll.-.wa-J. R. Kelor. A . I J. Ivr-n-n.-r.
Monn-H. H. Hwnliiir, T. I' Hnmuirl.
I cnn A.S. rnwllnn. F. Karn.
irry !no. S. Nhwi"r, In Lie SmiH.
I'errr W. Adam Karat, T. IMxrr.
MllnwmTO-S. H Hum. V Arlm . t.
Hprln-I. I- M inl.i-K, I'. T.
riilnn I'. M. Arnnlil. Jim. I'. H'Wf.
Washington llmry hrtwn. J. It. siitrlt.
A M. TAi'Lim. J no. I. ,
Keorrtnry. lU.iiriniin
Tisn 'i I ctlle' twi Ti tatia' utes, id' filtu lit
prist 'n."
Harvest Homo I
Crush H At h at (W cents At Oppen
heimer'e. The Harvest Home Tin Xi i bound
to Mincoed.
A Urge variety of rhiiiere Bhnwls
In all colore at the Ccntrul Dry Hoods
Htore, Hollnngrove.
If men were to pay ne they ko there
would be less going and more payiny.
Saturday Angiipt 13, will be the dny
of the year for Snyder county.
Unlaundried shirts at Dreifuss
Bros, for 33 cents. (lood working
pants At 75 cents.
The oats stubbles thus far have not
brought any cool.
The Middleburgh Academy In boom
ing with soiuu thirty etudimts. Ad
still they come.
Sol. Oppenheiiner is making a spec
laity of Cruxh hats,ln colors of brown,
drab and slate which ho ki-IIh at 6')
cents.
Wantkd. A girl to do house work
in a small family. Will pay from $1.
60 to f 2.00 According to work. For in
formation call At this office.
Positively the largest and best se
lected stock ofclothlngln Snyder couu
ty will be found At Dreifuxs Hro.
BeUuegrove, Pa.
Thomas Rower is placing a full sot
of rollers In his mill at Franklin, and
will soon be prepared to manufacture
Hour equal to any in the .State.
We have several thousand old pa
pers In tho Tost ofllee, good to put
under carpets, Into cupboards, etc.
which we will soli at live cents a dozen.
An exchange asks ; "What is uioro
annoying these hot nights than a
howling dog under your window ?
We would unswor, a serenadu by A
Mosquito.
Positively the only reliable, one
price Clothing House iu Snyder coun
ty will be found at DreifussJBros.
We cau furnish yon with a better
fitting suit for loss money than any
tailor can afford to make.
Dreifuss Uros.
J, P. Kearns of the Heavertown
carriage works has just received a
car of SI inch shingles which he is
soiling very cheap, also keeps in stock
18 inch. Call and examine before
buying elsewhere.
Middleburgh School Board elected
Carrie E. Walker of Shlppensburg,
Pa., to teach the Primary School at
$30.00 per month. Miss Walker grad.
uaded at the C. V. S. Normal School
this Spring.
For Salk von $70. A new piano
box, Eleptlo spring, top buggy. First
class make with all latest Improve
ments. Call oh or address
T. II. IUrtkr,
Middleburgh, Pa.
John Benfer, residing In Jackson
township was bnrled at Now Berlin
on Tuesday. Ha was a soldier In the
late war and requested to be buried
with Military honors. A detail of
Capt. Ryan Tost, Middleburgh at
tended the funeral.
If you want to buy a good suit of
clothing cheap, call At Dreifuss Bros.,
Belinsgrove, Pa.
C. IL Smith, formerly of this place
but of late operator for the Western
Union at Bulinsgrove has been eiu
ployed as operator by the Pennsylva
nia R. R. Co. at Wllliamsport. Claud
Is an experienced operator and will
UAke his mark at the business. We
wish him success.
On Thursday evening, August Uth
PAof. ChArles W. Dawson, principal
of Middleburgh Academy will lecture
before the members of the Middle
burgh Educational Asoooiatlon And
the students of the Academy. Ad
dresses will also be made by County
Superintendent Herman and others.
Admission free. Doors open At 7:60
ft'clock, lecture will begin at 8 o'clock.
To any person baying $3 00 worth
of goods of us we will pay half his
railroad fare to Sellosgrove from any
part of the county, and If you buy a
bill of $10 from us we will pay your
entire far from any part of the
r ity ta r-'! -rove and return.
r-'UHS Pros.
I P. P. Drinker of Hlooinobarif And
' . a . B . .
nr. oinitii 01 AdAtnaburfftooK t loclnl
Ka (tiling At our oftlee Uot week And
Fin smoked with us At the Winbtng
ton. They Are unloving life Inno-
' W. .nl.ll. I. .linn k.
the inont original as well as the most
rrlip exchanges that came to our
table.
Iu another column we publish an
article on "ponsioti crookedness,"
which shows to what advantage per
Jury can be used. Wo heard And ex
perienced pension agent say not long
Ago, "Let a man do the swearing and
I'll get him a pnnsion, and I don't
care much who he In." Is it poxsikle
that it has como to this ?
J. T. Kearns of the Peavertowncar
ringu works has full control of the
artlsluti well drill and Machinery
formerly operated by Wcike A Stro
liecker which he will sell at A bargain
on account of not having time to at
tend to it. Big money In it if proper
Attention Is given. Call and examine
it.
On Monday morning on opening
our mail we found a lean, lank, hungry-looking
bed-bug slowly wending
its way over our copy of the Hew
York Daily itytr. It was evidently
one of the rascals turned out, and
had every appearance of a mug
wump. Coming from a Bourbon pa
per, and carried through the United
Mtotes mail, convinces us that this
Democratic U'liniiiintriitioii is getting
lousy.
WANTFD I MM HP I ATM. Y. Agents III
every town and township In Snyder,
Northumberland, Union, Milllin, Ju
lata, and Perry counties, for tho
Standard life of Heecher, by Thos. W.
Knox. Outfit free and exclusive terl
tory given to those who mean busi
ness Address. L. U. KARI.Y.
Freeburg Pa.
List of letters uncalled for in the
Post olTlcc at Middleburgh, May 6th
mi.
Samuel Musselman, Wilson Walter,
John A Snyder, Harris Sholl, John
It. Snyder, B. F. Mooarl, E. C. Keyes,
Mrs Sallle A. Moyer, Miss Agns
Heich, Miss Mary Ileal, Miss Agnes
ltciglo.
I. (Irikr lUUIiKK, P. M.
Pro. Fosnotof tho Lewistowu Dem
ocrat and Sentinel paid Middleburgh a
visit on Monday and favored the
Post with a friendly call. Mr. For
not edits one of the best county
weeklies in tho State of Pennsylvania,
is a quiet, nassumiug gentleman
and an excellent companion. He has
probably only one fault and for that
he may not be responsible. He is a
Bourbon Democrat from way back.
Rumor has It that lli had quar
tcrs of the 0. &L. Railroad will short
ly be changed from Lewistowu to
Suiibury, and extend the line to
Scrantoti and thero connect with
roads from tho east making this a
suction of a through lino from the
New England States to the West.
This would be a terrlblo blow on
Lcwistown as we are informed that
the company's money paid out from
Lcwistown In wages and other ex
pensis amount to over one hundred
thousand dollars annually.
As the time for camp-meetings is
now at hand, wo would suggest the
following linos from the poet Cowper
to be printed In large letters and
hung In tho centre of the speakers'
stands :
Hut whether wont liM fnul, lot 5iich rclnto
Who (enroll tho H'orrU uf a future utiita.
Strong mH they have hut nut .loiiiutistrittlra
Fur wuro all plitlii, then all iIJok uiu't drtop,
Anil TtltU Itnolf ha lout In ourUinUy.
To lire HprlKlitly then, l sure the bett
To vo ounulvoa and tint conilomn thu rest.
A venerable looking chap styling
himself Elder Eusabius Hershey in
vAded the town last week, and
preached, exhorted, or went through
the motions on Al. Hockenbergcr's
corner, a couple of evenings. Dur
Ingtue daytime lie pctlilleda very
neatly printed little. volume, entitled
"Tho Living Poem," price ten cents.
and sold quite a number. While we
ret him down as a harmloss lunatic,
yet he has his eyes open for the main
chance and is not as much of a luna
tic as ho or sho would bo who would
wade through tho miserablo rot con
tained in the book and then swear by
It Instoad of at It. Juniata Herald.
Al. Arbogost, who has been paving
his wuy to the penitentiary for the
last few years, was brought before
'Squire Rishel, lust Thursday morn
Ing, for a hearing. He had boen do
ing business in and about this place,
for some time, in a very reckless
manner ; buying farming Implements
and having some party bail him for
tho amount, then soiling them for
whatever sum he could get, just to
raise a little cash. When ho knew of
a man that had any money, he would
offer him a bond of from ten to thirty
per cent, in order to get it. Notwith
standing, all warning, he kept up
this style of business, until it has end
ed seriously, and his friends are made
to suffer thereby. After the hearing,
Arbogast was put under $U,000 ball
for appearance at the coming court.
Not being able to secure Any ball, ho
was placed In the bands of Coastublo
Qemberling, to be taken to the coun
ty Jail. He requested the constable
to take him by way of Freeburg to
see bis friends, who would furnish
the required amount of bail. Upon
their arrival there, the constable al
lowed the prisoner to have his own
way, thiaking that be would do as
stated. Later, to his surprise, he
learned that Al. had hired a rig and
driver to take him to MoKees, thug
making good his way of esoape.
StHimpove Tmca.
Wahthd. 10,000 pounds of wool at
Dreifuss Bros., Hellnsgrove, Pa.
Sol Oppenheiiner wants ten thous
and pounds of wool for which he will
pay the highest cash prices.
It quite often hAppens that both of
the passengers trains on the Sunbury
and Lewlntown railroad make fast
time. On last Friday the mail train
going west was detained at Sunbury
and Selinsgrove, And when it left the
latter place It was Just thirty minutes
lato. However, when It pulred into
McClnre It was one minute abend of
time, making the run between Selius
grove and McClure, a distance of S3
miles, In just 40 minutes, stopping for
water and at all stations except
Pawling and Meiser. Tho run be
tween Benfer nnd Heavortown, six
miles, was made in CJ minutes. It
must bo conceded that in making tip
lost time and understanding the
handling of an engine Engineer Kick
etts has few equals and no superior.
Lcvvfotnt iVcc l'rt$.
Wo camo down on tho express last
night from Beavertowu to Puxtou
vllle six miles iu exactly six minutes,
and are now ready to pit engineer
KaiilTinan rtftainst the devil for fast
riming.
Old Papkiis. Last week Emanuel
SassaNian of near Centrevillo brought
to our ofllco two old papers that aro
certaitdy interesting. They are co
los of the f 'ni'iu 7!c;t'it;ii, published
in New Itetlin, in lSJS. Its editor
was Joseph Miller.evldently a red-hot
Antl-Maion, us the sheet is perfectly
crammed with curses loud and long
against the MumohIh fraternity. t)u its
editorial page with no little Hush and
and Hurry is the aiinounceiuont of its
choice for President as follows :
EMtcTiojt Friday, 31st nv Oct. 1S.
Tiik Puoim.ks Tick kt.
(.irntituila t (.'ri I it ri !.',
Freemen, cheer tho Hickory Tree
In storms its bows have sheltered thee
'er Freedom's limd Its branches wave
"fwas planted on the Lious'it Urave.
For President,
ANDREW JACKSON.
For Vice President,
JOHN O. CALHOUN.
Then follows tho electoral and
county tickets in which Hun. Ner
Middluswarlh is named for Assembly.
Then comes an appeal for old Hick
ory as follows : "Will ynu join tho
federalists to put down our Republi
can administration, which has gov
erned in pouee with wisdom and In
war with the Republican Jackson, he
that tainted tho roaring of the British
Lion." Below it camo a very sugges
tive advertisement with a picture of
two escapiug negroes and a large
black coflln which reads : An ele
gant assortment of eoniiis and Negro
Handbills, just received at coruer of
Markot and Plumb Streets, New
Berliu. The lit r so) t for an infa
mous cxilitiou." The issue from which
we take thee extracts was published
on the 9th of October, the result of
tho election which took place on the
38 of October is reported in the issue
of the same paper of November 8th,
1838, whief is also In on? possession
and from which we will publish some
very interesting extracts next week.
A OAMMiit.'rtu. According to the an
nouncoment in last wouk's papor, the
S. S. Anniversary took place on the
uOth. Thu procession formed at the
Lutheran church and was headed by
tho A. C. Coruot Band, and marched
to soats in the grove where Rev. Hon
eycutt olfered prayer and read a pas
sage of Scripture. Addresses were de
livered by Rev. Stover of Mlddlecroek
Rev. O. Aurand of Maryland, find
Rev. Mumiiiit. Tho report of tho
school which was read was in short as
follows: Organized July IW, 1S7H,
with 70 pupils who wore part of the
Union School. Number of scholars
enrolled since orgauized 677, of this
number 1 have dUd, 847 havo moved
away and are mouthers of other
schools, dS were received Into the
Church. Present enrollment 318.
The following are the Sepurintend
ants since its organization: J. C.
Specht 0 months, Adam Smith 1 year
and H. I. Romig in his 8th year.
a lie Prohibitionists of this county
will moot in convention to organize
tho county and elect delegates to the
State Convention, Friday, Aug. 13.
Amnion Smith is learnlug telegraph
Ing with D. W. (Jarinan.
We noticed J. O. Keeler of Khanio.
Kin on our streets recently, lie was
hereto see his little boy who had his
leg broken.
G'KSTitKVli.MC The woathor has
not been very cold for severul weeks,
the universal cry is "awful hot" and
rain every day for about a week
jtucmeuerries are reported very
plenty along Jack s mountain.
Tho oats crop lias suffered consid
erable damage during tho wet weath
or, especially such as had been cut,
some of it so much that the quality of
tho grain will not be of the best.
Corn, potatoes &c, are growing
nicely, and the prospect Is for a large
erop.
Festivals are profitable as they are
well attended. Sunders' woods was
alive with people last Saturday night
in attendance at the festival held for
the benefit of tho Union Sunday
8chool. People of all uges down to
babyhood, wore present. Tho Cen
trevlllo Cornet Baud rendored some
very good music. The ludies la gen
eral wore white dresses, befitting the
summer season. And of course the
gentlemen Attended dressed In the
handsomest manner. No drunkeness
or bad behavior was noticed which
speaks well for tho morality of those
who attend such gutlioriugs.
Iu town recently, Jos. K. Rdb,
W. II. Smith, Cowan ; Newton Hart
man, Shamokln Dam ; Dr. U. C.
Mohn Si wife, J. S. Raudonbush, Lau
rel ton ; Mrs. Cora Smith, Ed. Hen
drlcks and wife, New Berlin s D.
Bolender, W. H. Hartman, Middle
burgh ; Jacob Swarm, A. Bheary, U.
II, Baker, H. P. Stuck and wife.
MlrjHnbuns,', . -
Bravrrtoww. One of John P.
Kearns's horses week before Inst
kicked his (Kearns's) cow with such
violenoe a to fracture her leg. The
cow has been nursed carefully and
ll.iM Maamam.. I.. trthil l.l.m .......
linboiinj (f) wratll on lHe hwM
for the rash net, Kearns sold both of
his horses on the day following 'the
occurrence. Johrt will yet repent of
his sin selling the Innocent horse
with the guilty. '
Ausban Ruger cut his foot badly
week before last.
Judge Middleswarth was thrown
out of a wagon by A runaway horse
lust week sustaining bad bruises
about his hip and elbow. He was
confined to his bed A number of days
and Is still unable to leave the house.
Mrs. Jacob O. Snyder has been sick
for a number of weeks'
Friedman 3t (ietz's Bill horse died
on Suturday.
The Lutheran Sunday School will
hold a plo-nlo on Saturday of this
week.
Charles Gilbert has been sick wilh
bilious reaver for the List two weks.
Mrs. Byron Edmonds, ntf Annie
Royer, of (loldon Corner, Ohio, is vis
iting her mother and sister here at
present.
Rev. O. Leopold, of l-'ogelsville, pa.,
preached In tho Union church on
Sunday morning a week, and, at a
suitable time iluriug the service, in
stnlled his son in-law. Rev. pjluegor.
Frank Kern had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse by death on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Dr. J. J. Oreenhoo, of Will
iamstown, visited friends here last
week.
Miss Annio Boyer, of Lock Haven,
Is staying with her sister Mrs. J. p.
Freed at present.
Ilatlie, a daughter of John Alglor
has been atllicted with sore eyes and
for about a week had to be confined
to a dark room. She is better now.
John P. Kenrus has repainted his
residence nnd the front of his car
riage Vmiinr.
Mrs. William flilbert has been con
fined to her bed for nearly throe
months. Sho is quite low at present.
Our cemetery is far from what It
should bo iu appearance ; why not
clean It ?
Art hur Specht lost a good colt by
death ou Saturday,
Citizks.s.
1- - L L
Noticic The undersignod has op ened
his gTillery ut M iCluro, Pa.,
where ho intends to remain for some
time, and give all who wish a chance
of getting good pictures rain or shine
at reasonable, rates, from 111 small
gems for 25 cents up to $1.40 for an
3x10 picture ready framed for tlu
parlor. Host pictures taken la cloudy
days. 2 pictures, (album size) for
25 cents. Cabinet for 40 cents.
Please do not wait for Saturday, but
come earlier iu the week, and avoid
tho rush. Oallery near Tratisues
Store. S. F. DiciuKnr, Artist.
McClure, July 30th 18.S7. t.
Oivb Tiikm A Chavce I That Is to
say, your lungs. Also all your breath
ing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery It Is. Not only the larger air
passages, but tho thousands of littlo
tubes and cavities loading from thorn
When these are clogged mul chok
ol with matter which ought not to
bo there, your lungs cannot half do
their work. And what thoy do, they
cannot ilo well.
Call it cold, cough, croup, pneu
inonja, catarrh, consumption or any
of thu family of throat and nose and
i ,
iienu an .i mug oust ructions, all aro
bad. All ought to bo got rid of.
1 hero Is just nnii sure way to get rid
of them. That is to take Boscheu's
O o r m a n Syrup, which auy
druggist will soli you at 75 cents
bottle. Even if everything else has
failed you, you may depend upon
this for certuui.
Do You Know It?
Wmi'HKSTEH'S
I.I M Kan J SMD.V l
ill riil'lIiiNi'llxTK or
n inula i .-M Uomm v l.n
iwmumiiiion in every IIuk ul tho ilmiiMt. tor
"uni ".Mm i.nnif", mpuit iiM.'im-B 'Limn
nn iiml Aiptlt, and all luruie of (len.'rul
'V "i unnmuuuii NiKviMtt Kiiinu.lr
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K.tMaotion or Honor Rriinlel.
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t M a m, t Jt a m, I if . in, 4 M in, s Si n m
II 14 r X. "r rhlla.l. iliU, No Yoik, Hal l
mora ami Wminnni'-n.
rhiladclplii.i A Crlo R R Division.
AM
NOUTHKHX t K N T K A I. RAILWAY.
Trln Luvn supl.n-r
t in a in, tvr liel nf iuti. K.rl and ( annm'nl
KU.
6.1 s m. Vnr Lock tUvan.
'i s.p in, f ur Ih'ltdi.inta, Kane ne iran m
il.il aim.
a in n tn, Vet Konovn an.l Wnlklnf .
n "S a i'i Vor t 'at a ! nnd H at It on.
ft ;s am 5Mim an I b 3". p i i Kim W ilil.arr
hj n in, II u.'i a m, 4J j in. Kur M.ainoKin
and .Mount 'n in. I.
Train Lair SrM"vrrt .tnn. tl. n:
0 it ni. arrlvlna at PM1 .1. dphln 3 1? p in. Vrvi
V irk .i p in, i:a;'.-nii.r 44i p in, Wu Ii
Inntnn b M) p in.
1 66 p m, mrlvli.K al PH!.olpMn Hip in, cm
Ynrk 0 : '. p in . Italtlui'.ro 4f. ji in, Wfrii
Ini iun 7 4'i pm
f 6f ni.arrlviiiK nl 1'hllailnlpt la I i a in.Nxw
Y ri h 7 pi a in . lal I in.oro V am, V,..I'.
Incton (f a in.
Train nl l.narpa Sunhiirv
HOJm, arrlvlnic at l'M!adlplila H 2a m.No
irk 11 'i u m, li.it'luiura 16 u in, Wi .
liiiiton s n a ui.
J. Ii. Wtion, Oan'l 1'ai.K Aiienl.
tit AS. t.. tl' I II , llnt.'l Mannaer.
j13i((..cl)iiB': ItEnrkcif
Mutter ;.
Ku'k'K 14
l'ii te.l I'li.-rrii'S fl
I'npitted " )t
r.laekberri.'H fl
I tni .1 ) rri i-f t
I inioiis 4u
l.nrd 7
'I'.il low i
'liieUeii per lb ()
Turkey.!
Sid- r,
SiMildo m
Hum '
(ivnln .IBarkel.
(VmnKt'TliP lt w. II. WIMtY i:liHY
WKUNKSPAY.
No. 1 PeiinsylviHiia (s'l
"SFulU 7h
" :i White mixed 7".
Kyo no
t'orn 4 v'
Oats 4. an
I'otatocH 40 to 45
BOARDING HOUSE.
rPHK lmilorsicrnod liaviii tnado
-I ampin prni ivmtino for tha flnoinnioilnili'ti
oMIib .i l.l - - Kpcotfully auoninio that
i.9 wil 1 ri.ri.ti.,, nil) i uu am. (origin,; al ttta
ratant navi.iiiy.nva fiiin a day or baaiitf -tiva
raiitK a niniU. Mal ilim and .wl tnr liori-c
furtiUhod oheap.
Thors not Imvlnii triad hla taHo aro rdpert
fully Invito,! tuuall, and thay will nut no away
dlMmnimio.l. Ifnoinii a fnw il.iur wi'ct i.l the
Dnurt Huuho, Mlddlaliurah, I'a,
(lAlllilKL HKA KM,
Ilea. I. 1812. l'iopnolur.
Out of our lnininiso stock vo
oflcr Uu; i'ollowino;
FURNTIURE AND
CARPET
BARGAINS !
Two Sol ill Walnut M:uMe
ton Suits, J5ovtl ( i lassie -
tra well niaile in work am
linisli,lmt a little olVin stvh
L'lvo Cottage Painteil Suits
at a bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suits al
4001I ooils except in finish
Five Lounges at a sacrifice.
Ono plush Parlor suit? pieces
Two hair-cloth 14 44 44
One 44 44 " "
second hand.
Fourinarbletop Parlor tallies
Five hundred yards, all wool
kj.kj. ana vjouon in'raiu
and 1'a-r Carpets last
Sprint' styles and remnants
and all tho above are per
fect, except in stylo and
finish. lo wish to eleaii
them out all aro marked
Uai tfai ns and prices in plain
ugures.
All onr regular f;toek tit
FUJtNITUliE & CAR-
SKT at a reduced price
lor t ho JS JiXT TlilKTV
DAYS.
Call early and secure the
bargains. (Itiods packed and
freight paid to any point on
K. It.
W. I T. FELIX.
Tho popular Furniture and
Carpet Man, Lcwistown.
-"Undertaking a specialty.
uVsIja's Arnica Calvo.
The IJeht Salve iu the world for
Cats, MriiiiJOH, Soros, UIchib, Suit
Kbcum, Tcvor SorH, Ti'tlcr, Chnp
tul llundri, CbilUluius Coidh, oud
all Skin EruptiuuH, mid lobitirelv
cureb Piloa, or do puy ruqnirod. It
is guaranteed to give perfect safis
faction, or money refunded, l'rioo
25 ttota per box.
O. M. yblndal. i
17
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(HJeire's YmwMe.
No lode Mievts it ppshiblc t.1 sell pood fit our present reduced prfcel.
WEI CASHES
if onr prices sro lo!o comprebension t
HAVE FAITH
to renin rrnd fxnu.ino cur I ronlifnl stcrk fir.d wo will
FAR EXCEED EXPECTATIONS
and piovr. !.!,,( t vi rv Ihd! ir rxinded with us linn
PMB WELL.
(Vmpni-p us with tl.o whols (ijui.'iy and tie result will bo
A Cordial Indorsement
of onr poo. Is in;! pi ire nnd the discovery of an
EXCKIJjKNT UUASON
for the nuforni p,no I rnsultM nnd soli I i VKiction Hint como with hnjiaff
liy j;'itdi, Nctujti", OitptilH (do.
S. WEIS, Prop'r,
('riiti'iil Dry (ii).il:4 S4iiv St-iiiisi:nvc.
Wo aro just now oponiug a mag
nificent stock of
SPRING! SUMMER GOODS
to which we desire to call your es
pecial attention as it comprises tho
Latest Best of EverythinG
and needs but to be seen to bo 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.
SCHOCSS BROTHERS,
SELEFiSCii ROVE.
When Ycti fenrc vjgy Net Get f he Best?
H. HARVEY" SCH0CH,
General Insurance Atyent. Selinsgrove, Pa..
lMi-oonlHtJiolbllwiii;jUivatHtoclcCoinpaniOHi
omiAxizi:n-
imtl yKTrTA,rIfnrt?. rd, Conn,, c iTQiTa
HUME, ; N.,w Y ;r!, - . '(ED2 713
1U17 FJ FCE iiGSUGIHTiUrii Fiitl'a, 4,-l.JS,67a
S21i U17,lai
ri;: ; ::,:.,! r.:;'; ,?r;r
u'.Vy w'i!"f' i'Vm i k i'.'.v V k i' ! 'r'.V i i.a ' '"tH "' ' '" .tu.u.
No Assosrnor.ts No PrornUin Notcs
.AUli you insured:?
If not, wnlo tn tho u!)ovi. Am-uvy nu.l you will lecoivo prompt fittonlioa
so r. j
Though the preinium on Owls has been removed, the
pseniiuui on the superior qualify of good sold by (r.
C. (jufelious still remains, llr. has just received a
New stock of SPUING STYLES
ouits for old men. Nobby suits
lor young men. Suits for
Boys, Youths Men and
Children. Suits from
SI. 75 to $16.
Hate;, Caps, Gloves, Underwear,
HAXDKKllCIKKS. Tim, Kc, An. Also
CONFKCTIONrt AND TOYS
m i l nt h'Hie.'j n ilii' i 1'iii'on.
iriX)Ull, FEED &C.
Tbiii;Liuc ll) ninny who l:uv j utroniz.il mo I por.liully iovito an io
f pcrtiou of mjr stirk.
G. 0. GUTELIUS, Middleburgh
S&MEDUSAWARDEDTI1
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