PabHahed trttj Tborsdajr.
(IWTVt UOVWTT rOMT. Tilt CoaMt Of
lar Coae.tV are hM on the foarth Manriaya
iafoar, May, anil Haatamber, and Mooed
May ei
m (lar frloaJatthfaatknat the eaaatf will
laMae ay Mad lot na tha aawa la thalr raapae
ma laoi, Tlllaiaa aad aaifhhorkoodi. Hand
i tha plain fast. d we will drat tkam ap,
iiaatdbe. Oar (aliinai will ala?a Moan
tntkaia "ho wink to apaak thraoRk tkam on
anrralar Ineal anamlon of pnblla lattroit
ll wo will sat boldonraalf raipeoilble far tka
orlaloat ta mj eipraoa.
U0TC3 T0BU230P.IBSHS.
Leok at tae (Htgure on the label of
I'l A. ...... .nil vm
aear fap'?r. j nwon jmn wi.
CMH DAT TO WHICH VOUR BtTBSCnil
tfoH M TAJJ. Within 8 weeks after
Money 1( Mint, if tint in changed.
Wo Uier reoiMDt is neoesBarf.
Republican Standing Ccmmitteo
A.laml .1. A. Fpllerolf, It. M. Mlddleiwartb.
,,,.lvl.r-Hn. Smith. J. M. feca.
lienor W. 'W. H. Hrtun, A. A. Koml(j.
iioBlp K. It. Walter. Win. Ntipt'.
-hM,ian-.liK". I', Hot-Hard. Win. KIM.
I riinkliti . A. Ifuli-mlar, J. Ilaaslngor.
Jncki-an Wm. Martin, .1. I. Kreltlier.
iiMdlphurch .t. M . Htolnlnijvr, Win. Komi.
Muldlooreok J. R. Krr, A . I. K reamer.
Monroc-11. H. Murdnnr, T. I Horn mul.
Ifin-A. 8. 1'swilnif, K. Karn.
Iarr I no. H.Skowrm, lia Hpotti.
retry W. A Jain r'uret.T. f. tx-rr.
HfllnfiroTO f. I lliirnf.A. Arlioanit.
Sprlnic-1. 1. Munne-k, I'. T. Hl.fl.
t'Dlon I. M. Arnold, .Ino. I. llounr.
Washington Uonry lirvwn, J. II. bhtrk.
a. H, I'Ai-i.iitu. Jao. I). HnaAR,
H.Tctary. Chairman.
rail's I chile1 nm tb tatii' utci, ai' hill It
jiiit 'ID."
Oysters.
Squirrels ara free and scarce today,
Tha backbone of tuiumer is broken
Copyright applied for.
F.rerybody will attend the (1. A. R.
pic nic in Bower's grove, on Batur-
dny.
A band of Uypsie, with the usual
roncotnitant of children, dogs, horses,
&c., are camping north of town.
Sixty-five conveyance) pawed
through our borough on Sunday
uorning en route for nampmeeting.
Harry Leitzel, the jeweler, spent
the latter part of last wee at Ka
bersburg, attending a fatally reunion.
Friedman & Getz'e store, Heaver
town, will be cloied on September lit,
20 and 2t, they being Hebrew holi
days. (Juite a number of our peoplo at
tended the camp meeting at Palason
Huuday. Of course, they went there
to worrftip.
Foil Salk. 25,000 feet of dry Hem
lock boards, and 0,000 feet Yellow
pine flooring. For particulars call at
this office.
The Union county fair will be held
at Lewlsbnrg, commencing Sept. Si
and cloning on the 24th. It promise
to be a grand success.
f
Cornelius, the new photographer, is
doing a good business in our town
and the superior work . JusiHlffg-tu.
patronage be is roceiriug. j
E. C. Graybill, of the Eagle hotel in
Franklin has had a good brick walk
put down in front of the hotel. Johu
Fraud did the brick-laying.
Vriedman & fietz of lieayertown,
authorize us to announce that they
are helling their summer goods way
down to make room for the fall stock.
Mitchell & Son's bottling works,
Selinsgrove, together with stock and
machinery, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday morning. Insurance about
soo.
II. Z. Steiningcr, on Friday, with
hook and line, took from Mlddlucreck
a 21 inch pike. Mart felt as proud of
his catch as a boy docs with Ids first
pair of suspenders.
Cornelius1 Photograph Gallery, lo
cated on tho lot adjoining the Hand
Room on ths 17th; of August. Fine
Cabinet at $3.00 per dozen. Call aud
see samples.
Halfrlch & Smith have completed
the bridge across Allddlecreek near
Long's. The bridge is complete in
every detail, but to the builders, we
learn, it was not financially a success
Peter Uackenburg, of Michigan, a
former citizen of the west end of the
county, is visiting his frieuds here
about. II r. Uackenburg is 63 years
eld and the father of 0 girls and 10
boys,
Ed. Shindel informed ns the other
evening, that wnter was so scarce in
some parts of the west, that farmers
were compelled to take their cattle 2C
mllus by steamboat to water them.
Hats !
adjourned conrt will be held to
morrow, at which a writ of huleas
corpus will be argned in the case of
ueorge Wenrich, now In jail charged
"lib stabbing Drumbellor at Sellns
crove on July 4th.
Will. Crouse, while engaged In
driving nails on Frldav missed the
nail, but hit the small finger of his
left hand with such force as to crush
It. The wound Is painful and Willis
uuviHg a noiiduy.
Harvest Home aervinea were held
in the Lutheran and Reformed church
on Sunday. The church was beautl
folly decorated with oereals, fruits,
., emblamatlo cf the plentiful har
"t Rey. Deitx officiated.
The horse sale on Thursday was
not so well atteuaed as former sales ;
neither did the animals bring the
Il: they should have brought.
We elsewhere publish a description
of the horses sold, purchasers and
pnoes brought.
Curtin Bowersox, within two weeks
..buea at bo barns, with a daily av
Se of 400 bushels, or a total for
tnetlme mentioned of 4800 bushels.
VN doubt if any other thresher in the
county, or even In the state can rro
nuce such a record.
Special trains wilt leave the Grand
Army l'ia nlo grounds at 8:80 In the
evening.
Another car-load of 14 Inch No. 1.
pine shingles. Trice $3.00. Call at
this office.
Wn, Inhoff, an old hotel keeper of
Mifllinburg, died at that place on
Monday of last week.
J. B. Reed, of Sunbnry, had his 200
Irish setter killed by being run over
by a delivery wagon.
Aaron Kern on Taesday had one of
his fingers badly pinched by getting
It between two stones.
The Sheriff will sell valuable real
estate at the Courthouse tn Middle-
burgh, on Monday, Sept. 19th. See
bills.
Rev. J. P. Shindel, of whom we
made mention several weeks ago as
being seriously ill, Is able to be out
again.
Win. P. Bailey administrator of the
estate of Jacob Iilckhart, will sella
valuable farm in Centre township,
Thursday, September 22nd.
(i. B. II. Arnold, who for the pnxt
weveral weeks has been visit lug
friends in .Ikron, O., returned home
on Monday. He reports the Middle
burgh Akronitesenjoying good health
and proxpering.
From present indications the (1. A.
U. pic tile In Bower's grove will be
largely attended by visit imx Postx
five or six already have signified their
intention of being present. The ex
cursion and night trains are assured.
See small posters.
Thrt three days encampment of
Cspt. Michael Smith Post cloced on
Saturday evening. The entire pro
gram was carried out suceeesfullv.
On Saturday quite a number of viwit-
Ine Posts were nresent. Cant. Kvnn
Post of Mlddleburgh was among the
vimting l'osts and theyspeak of
the afliair in the highest terms of
praise.
A few evenings ago while out gath
ering news we met H. S. Stetler and
had the audacity to ask him when he
intended to get married. Contrary
to our expectations, he told us. The
happy event will take plnrc In the
year 2001. He failed, however, to
give us the month, or day of the
month, and we will therefore have to
interview him again.
The devil has left us for a season.
He is now roaming through Union
county, "seeking uhut he may de
vour." He Is not very particular
either, for wo have known' him to
fctoop to t he dcvlisli Indignity of eating
deviled eggs. But this is a devilish sub
jort and we will quit deviling the
devil, or wo may get tho , devil
when the devil gets back,
Lewlsburg offers purses of $1003 for
trotting at their Fair this fall. It is
1 J t 1.1 . . I . .
no wunuur mar. ineir irois excite so
much interest all over the couutry
ourexchanges are full of news con
or,fiiif ii'g urn t nay nin
a floo show last fall and the President
says they will far exceed it this fall.
Sobers' glass ball shooting on Friday,
Sept. 2:id. will be a great attraction,
as he has challenged the world to beat
him.
That "necessity is the mother of in
Invention," has again been verified.
Aaron Kern who is building a large
brick house a few doors west of the
old jail, which is owned by him aud
from the yard of which he is getting
tho building stone for his new dwell'
ing, has laid a track from the jail to
the place where he is' building the
new house. The car is run by a
windless aud it Is astonishing with
what rapidity he is hauling the stone,
uud at much less cost then they could
be delivered otherwise.
Badly Blkxud On Monday after
noon, while Mrs. Samuel Kowen of
Franklin, wus engaged in burning
catapillars, the straw stack In some
manner took fire, and in endeaver
ing to outen it she was severely
burned about the face and hands.
Had it not been for some persons
passing along the road at the time
the barn would undoubtedly have
beed destroyed, as the straw stack
was almost against the barn. The
6tack was destroyed.
1 had kidney disorder and say for
the good of others that Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy cured me.
Rev. S.C. Chandler,Lebanon Springs,
N. Y. I bad Stone in the Bladder and
Gravel in the Kidneys. I nsod Dr.
Kenuedy's Favorite Remedy and am
now well. E. D. Parsons, Rochester,
N. Y. Price $1. Send 2 cent stamp
to Dr. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y., for
a book on Kidney, Liver and Blood
disorders. Mention this paper.
Sept. 1, W. 4w.
The Ssate Normal School at Blooms
burg will begin Us nineteenth year on
Tuesday, September 0th, 18U7.
Candidates for the Senior Class will
present themselves before the faoulty
on Mouday, Aug. 22d, and the State
examination will begin on the 23d.
The class already promises to be the
largest ever enrolled here. Many
prepared here have taken high stand
Ing in college. The school gives
thorough traiuieg In the common
branches. Send for catalogue.
While Charley Erb and Wellington
Smith were returning from camp
meeting on Sunday evening they met
with an aocident about 2 miles south
of town that might have resulted
more seriously. Just before reaching
the farm of Philip ylmlg the road is
very narrow and runs along the brow
of a large hill and here In some way
they got alongside of tho road, upset
ting the buggy, throwing the occu
pants, horse and all down the steep
eobankment, completely wrecking
the boggy. The boys received nasty
cuts and bruises, but fortonately es
caped wJtboai braakijij; u bouu.
Sol Oppeaheimer's Clothing store,
Selinsgrove, will be closed on Sept. '
10th and 21st they being Jewish hoi-,
(days. Ills patrons will please re -
member these dates.
Two months ago William II. Nogle,
son of David Nagle of Freeburg, left
his parental home to seek employment
In the west, tie found work at Elk
hart, Ind., at f 28 per month. Think
ing that Akron was a more congenial
place he started eastward and while
crossing the railroad track in chang
ing cars at Cleveland on the 21 hoi
July he stumbled and fell. A parsing
train came along and crushed his
right arm. He was taken to the St.
Vincent hoKpital where his arm was
amputated. He remained in the hos
pit al sixteen days when his arm was
sufficiently healed to warrant his de
parture for home, arriving here on
Thursday. Courier.
KolTj of Hoson. The following
persons have paid their subscript ion
to the Post to the dales dppositu
their names. Should uny mistakes
occur in theso credits or on your pa
per please notify us:
J. F. Krrstcter,
July 2, 8S
July 20, N
Dec. 1, 'fir.
Jan. 1, 8
Aug. P,
Sept. 1,
Dec. 1, 't7
April 1,
March 24, 7
Dec. 1, '67
Sept. 1, '7
Jan. 1, 'H8
Feb. 1, S
Dec. 1, '87
Jan. 1, 'He
J. W. Haas,
Daniel Zeiber,,
Warren W. Smith,
Henry I'.ui lmiiui,
John Atney,
Fred Kotlifon,
W. (. Wagner,
Levi J. Romig,
Ellas Specht,
Wm. H. Walter,
J. C. Kiitzer,
L. C. liowersox,
(i worge Stetler,
11. Allred Schoch,
KlM.KI) 05 TUK ItAlMtOAn. On
Wednesday morning, at about U
o'clock, a fatal accident occurred at
Mitchell's crossing west of Puxton
ville, this county. The facts a wo
got them are about as follows : Mrs.
Henry Krat.er of Adams township
was on her way to pay a visit to her
son, Simon Kratzsr, who resides on
Absalom Snyder's farm, a short dis
tance west of Paxtonvillo and reach
ed tho above crossing with I.oml
freight coming east, iu sight, bell
ringing and whistle blowing, but she
attempted to cross the track, when
tho engine struck the front wheel,
throwing the buggy, horse and occu
pant a groat distauco from the track,
breaking Mrs. K's lower jaw, right leg
and ai ui, besides receiving internal
injuries from which she died within
an hour after tiie acclduut. The
horse was also killed and the buggy
completely wrecked. Mrs, Kratzer
was aged about CO years.
Tim following article first published
in 1HI10, we take Irom last week's Ad-
aiusburg lli fuhl:
"Adumsburg, Beaver township,
I'nloii county. Pa., at the foot of
Black Oak Utdgi, about 12 milus
south west of Aew Berlin, contains 2"
dwelling, 1 store, 1 tavern, and a
Presbyterian church. Formley R
gerstown.
Beavwrtown, pobt town In Heaver
townshln. JJiiion couuty. In Mussnr'e
fiii'vy iu nines souuiwesiui .ew ier-
lirj, '.'' miles northwest from Washinir
ton CD from Harrisburg. It contain
!i dwellings, 1 store, and a tavern. It
was formerly called Swifttowu.
Middleburg, post-town, in Centre
township, Union couuty. on the left
bank of the Mahoniely (now Middle'
creek. About 0 miles southwest of
New Berlin, H2 northwest from Wash
ington, and r2 from Uarrisburg; con
tains ,V) dwellings, 5 stores, 4 taverns,
and a Lutheran church.
The following Is a list of post offices
and post masters:
Beavertown, Daniel Beck Icy.
Freeburg John llilliish.
McKees i Falls L. H. MeCarty.
Mlddleburg, Fred. Stees, Jr.
Selinsg'ove, P. Fred. Bering.
The above were tho only postolllces
In that part, of Union county now
Snyder. At present Snyder county
has ISO postofilces.
Hormk Sai.k. The following in a
description of the horses sold, buyers
and prices brought, at last Thursday
sale, in this placo ;
No. 1. lmn (Ircy muro, S yearn oM In lunin
i ii i nit roiiy. unviia uicciy eingisxr Quui'iv
n oikiih iijju ouuu.
Eyer Walter, Mfilinburg, $135,
No. S. Iron (trry inuro, Cjvari old, la a KOod
IUUIU lo vgrH, flHUS nuu.
Thos. Gutelius, Mllllnburg, $1!)8,
No. 3. Uny inuro 4 year a uld. Puinrthlnir aw
lul uli'o In ar out of luiruoa. Prlvca aiiixlo or
uoumo. Wt'lKhs 1118.
M.J. Muldoon, Shenandoah, $100,
Nn. 4. C'ltdftnut Surrul inuro H vear old, (mull
airioin uu.v, wiuioiiimi Kit. weighaliuu,
Jacob Moyer, Meyerstown, $7!).
No. t. Illueli UeldlUK, 4 Jiura old, drlvraln
Kiu or uoumo. no i u sooa cull, w uihui iu7!,
S. B. Walter, Mlddlebnrgh, $141.
No. 9. Hay (U'lillnni, lilxb hriidnl, llllld to
eeiu ua a nice urivmu; tvum, wviuhi iihuui
M. L. Rchocb, New Berlin, double
team $J41.
No.T. Hay UeMlriK 4 years old, drlvoj aiuylo
auu uuumu, kijou wuihit. woikusuju.
M. J. Muldoon, Shenandoah, $100.
No. I. liny (folding 4 your old, la a atout
Whlkur. hcuvy nmlu und lull, In quid auywliero
you niu'u niui. vv viKua noil.
Fred. Smith, Mlddlebnrgh, 100.
Na.V. Day niaro, ( yciira ulil, la niro cliuul
nd wurka wvlliu auy wny. Wuiglia 1160.
J. G. Moyer, Adamsburg, if 100.
Nn. 10. Unlit Ituy nii;ri', 3 yeuraulil, la will
uuui, unvva ainiiia ana iiuuuia. riniiB iioj,
Aaron Stahluecker.Krntzerville, fl.'W
No. 11. llrry ClolUliiKf yaraoll, la tt )
travali'r ami sliuwa kouU unit lur '"ll. I'll I
luriu, liltcliea alnsla and Juulilo. WiIrU' luiiu.
W.W.WIttenrayer,Middleburgli,$18r
No. l'i. Wlai lt UuldlaK. youraol.l las good
ciiunuy wurk uurne. tvvignaover iiuo,
Jacob Moyer.Myerstown, fSl.
No. 13. Uny inaro, 6 year old, drlvva alnsl
anu uouine, una amaii airiiio m mca anuono 111114
wliilo Ivut. wolsliauvvr lloj.
Same 1120.
No. 14. Ilnr niaro. 9 cora uld. la auood. solltl
(ti'iitle nnlmuf lur work or drlrlus. WsikIh
aiioul liiM.
Same $144.
No. IS. lilafli Oelillnu;, 8 ynnri old, liaa nno
inon winia airiiio 111 mra, a wmia tool nun us
good oolt. We Ik ha Uoo.
J. C. Schoch, Mlddleburgh, 120.
No, 19. Light liny, S jroara old, Il rimvy,
lllaclc main, Tall and luga, la a sond atojiuur,
drlvoa alnxla aid double. WelKlm 1U76.
J. W. Kunklo, Middieburgh, 141.
No. IT. lMiink nmro.d yoara old, las good
atoiir and aliowa well. Wlsl' l!a.
Lewis Amlg, Selinsgrove, $150.
No. 11. Kod Itnnn inuro, 4 yeuri old, la a rlulit
good animal for road or laran uac. Welgha llut.
Ner B. Middieswartb, Middieburgh,
$155.
Na.ie. Gray Blallloa. 4 yeara old. tired hy
Niirmun hurt dam t'aoud'an mara. be la a auod
aall, aud baa good Ilia. 11 aa wolgUad 1940.
W, il Ftr, Ceutreville, 13i.
O. A. R. Tirwtc A O. A. R, plcnlo
will be held In Bower's grove, Middle
burgh, Pa., Saturday September 3d,
l8f7. A cordial Invitation Iscxtended
to all O. A. R. comrades, Dons of Vet
erans, old soldiers and the public gen
erally of this ond adjoining eountlea.
rtVHlllAM oK THK PAT.
10 n. in. Grand parade.
HlJ a. m. Company drill by G. A. R.
Posts.
Interval for dinner and refreshments.
1 p. in. Bug race for purse.
2 p. m. Skirmish drill.
8 p. m. Tul race for purse.
i p. in. Murprir-e drill.
1) p. in. Merrygorounl.
Interval for supper and refreshments.
(t p. m. Mrexs parado.
i p. in. Sham battle aud fire-works.
Stettler's Cornet banJ Will furnish
nnisio for tho above program. Meals
will be furnished on tho ground.
Dinner, ll.Vt.., supper 85cts. Also u
full Hue of rfreslnuens by Samuel
Bowen. A grand stereoptieoti exhi
bition will ! mi the ground dining
tin? dsy under the tiinn:igiment of
I'rof. Shcckler. Excursion ticket
will bo sold on the S. fc L. railroi.d.
This picnic is under the mt-pirvs of
'npt.O. W. Ryan Po:d, Mi.l.lleluirlt,
Pa. Let everybody cntiiM and havi' a
duy of real eiijoymeiit and recreation.
By order of
G. ('. Gt n:i,ti H.
JnllN V. S!1IM.
D. T. Biidahs,
Committee.
Cnpt. Ryan Post lias secured excur
sion rules (in the trnins of the S. KV L.
railroad for th G. A. II. pic nic In
Mower's grove, Sept. 8rd. There will
also be extra excursion trains to Lew
istown aud Stiubiiry after night, if the
whether should not be bad.
i i .' ii-. -'ir-"?"
rnlaiindiicd shirts at Dreifnss
Bros, for !!. cents. Good workiug
panti at 71 cent".
Sol. Opponhcimcr Is innking a spec
ialty of Crush hats.lu colors of brown,
drab and slate which ho sidls at Cm
cents.
Positively Ihe largest and bpt se
lected stock of;clothingin Snyder coun
ty will be found ut Dreifuss Bros.
Selinsgrove, Pa.
Do not forget that Cornelius' Pho
tograph Gallery will bo in Middle
burgh on the 17th of August. A lino
opportunity for good work. Cnbi
nets at .1 per do.en. Gallery located
on lot adjoining Band Room.
Positively tho only relinbli?, ono
price Clothing House In Snyder coun
ty will bo found ut Dreifus Bros.
We can furnish you with abetter
fitting suit for l.s money than uny
tailor can afford to make.
Dreifu Bros.
SitAVRl) SniNdi.KS. I have for sale
li(MK) shaved, lap shingles, 21 Indies
long. For particulars call at my rnsi
denco nt Cros;rovo Hall, or address'
mo at Lowell, Pa.,
W. (I. WAUMClt.
August 11, 1H87. 4w.
Foil Sai.k Koii $70. A new piano
box, F.lnptio spring, top buggy. First
clasrt i:uike with all ltfi? 'mnrovt'-
inciite.-- t nil . .. .Tf " '
T. II.'HAKTKIt,
Mlddlebnrgh, IV
To any porson buying $.1.00 worth
of goods of us wo will pay half his
railroad fare to Selinsgrove from any
part of the county, ond If you buy a
bill of $10 from us we will pay your
entire faro from any part of the
county to Seliusgrovc and return.
Dreifuss Bros.
Notk'K. The iind'Tsiginul has op
eiied his gallery at McCluro, Pa.,
where ho Intends to remain for some
time, aud give all who wish a chance
of getting good pictures rain or shine
at roasoniiblo rates, from 10 small
gems for 21 cents up to $1.40 for an
HxlO picturo ready framed for tin
parlor. Best pictures taken in cloudy
days. 2 pictures, ('album si.o) for
21 cents. Cabinet for 40 cents.
Please do not wait for (Saturday, but
come earlier in the week, and avoid
the rush. Gallnry near Transues
Store. N. I'. 1)kiiii:iu Artist.
McCluro, July 20th 137, tf.
Harvest Thanksgiving snrvicos will
bo held on Wednesday, Sept. 7, In the
grove of Joseph Lash, one-half mile
wost of Bannervillo, by St. John's and
Samuel's Reformed congregations; j
and on Tli ursday, Sept. rith, iij'lhe!
grove one mile north of Boavui tow n, '
on the road from Beavertown to J
Troxolvillo, by Grace, St. Paul's ami
Christ Reformed congregations. Ser
vices io commence uiu.ou u. m. ami at
2 p. m. Addresses will be made by
clergymen from abroad. HI lovers of
such occasions are cordially Invited to
attend, No hucksters will bo permit
ted on or near tho ground.
By order of
Co.MMITTKK.
Is liKiifK, -tD To Tint Point.
Dyapepsia id .Iroiulful. Disorilurod
liver Ih misery. Indigobtion in a foe
tofrooil uiiture.
Tue liiiman iligottivo apparatus is
one of the most complicated and
wonderful thinj; in exlwtonoe. It in
easily put out of order.
Greasy food, tough food, hloppy
food, bad cookery, mental worry, late
houre, irregular habits, aud many
other things wliloh ought not to bo,
have made the American people a
nation of dyspeptic.
liut Green' Awjunt Flowerhas
dono a wonderful work In reform
ing thin ad business and making the
.American people so healthy that they
can enjoy their meals aud be happy.
Remember : No .liappluesa with
out health, liut Ur wen's August
I'lower brings health aud happiness
to the dyspeptic. Atk your druggist
for a bottle, beventyflve cents.
Dahy waa aiek. (art her Caaisita,
Wlua aha waa a CliU4, U otiad tut CaalurU,
aBaa tht baaaaua llaaa, alta aiuiif ta CaalurU,
Wsaa tit ka4 CX4im, aba (art tkaia Caatoaaa,
Am?. 14. bv R. C. I'lss. .1. P.. Wm.
L. Ilottcnstein and Minnie Miller.both
of Sliauiokin Dam.
ailttlist 21. bv Iter. J. V. Wnmnnle.
John II. Naee to Miss. F.lUn il. Ar-
bogast, both d Freuiotit.
3 1 1 : a .
lug. H, In West Beaver Iwp.. Mrs.
II. Louisa Snook, wife of A mix Snook,
aged :i7 ytars, 1 month and Is days.
Sept. 2'J, In Freeburg, Sarali (i.r
inan, widow of Daniel Gai'iinni, iied
00 years, il months mul II
Mul ler
F.g:rs
I 'it I eil c!:.ti i-
I'lOiil I I'll "
I 'ilio'U be ri'ies
Kaspberrii's ..
OllilHIM
Lard
Tallow
Cb ' . -it
Tn:'
Nn!
S.Mli.li-
Hum
oitKi.t 'i i" ii iiv v,. p v. i.m:v i vri
W l I-.. V.
No. 1 !Vniiv Ivari i..
" 2 Full.
":l White n:i. -,l
Kye
I 'oi ii
i als
Potatoes ,.,40 (,,
Out of our iiu niiMisr s'.ock w t
oflVr t lu? i';!loviiiLr
t TWtWT'J V7 g. V.---T?
: 7 j i
Two Solid Wnltnif .Murlilc-
lop SllitS, Uc'VI I (.1"S c-
Ini wt'll liKuli- in vo:h itn.l
liuisliju-.l alilllo ofVin sf !f
Fivo ('oll:ttro I'ijintt-il S-.iil-at
i iKirn'iUii.
Tlncp Solid Ash Sails oil
j;ood uomls cxi t pt iu 1'iiiish:
I-'ivc Li uiiju'cs at a .ucriliro.
One plush Parlor sail 7 pi -n-s
Two hair-cloth " " "
Ono " " " u
bocotid hand.
Tour inavhlt lop Parlor l:.llcs
Jfive hundred yards, all wool,
(. ('. and (.'oltmi 1 11-rain
and Ka;r (-arpels l.il
Spriuu" stylesaud remiiauts
aud all 1 lie abuve are jicr
t'eet, except in style and
finish. Me wish to clean
Ihem on! all a re ;) 1 1 h .'il
JaraiiiHi . di t csin plain
1i;,ii - .
All our re. 'lar stnc!; ot
rri.'M'i i j: & v;Al-
Sl'TS at a educed prie
for the M:XT Til IT V
DAYS.
Call early and securo the
har!;aius. ( Soods packed and
IVciiiht paid to unv ptiut m
p. m. n.
V.IJ.IT.L1X,
The jiopul.tr I'urnil me and
Carpet Man, Lewislowu.
Vif I 'nil :mI a ki r a snccialh.
I'EHNSYLVAKIA'l.AiLRUAU.
CU:iEUr.7 & L37CTQ7:: KV.
Timo Table. In ( ilVct May '2:2, 1 s S7
H'H I A A It' I III J, I hi A I I I'M I I . 1 VT Hit
. ' , ' A , I. II 111 , J n
4. ' 1 l.w l.-lown .1 . 7 1 1 ' ;i .1
4 i' M him M n et 7 1 1 i M r:.
4 o.' '- l.uwlftiiwn : 7M ;t!,
M,- w.l 1 A Mull Int., I 7 i ! I
H i,) iti i fi a l'a i i.t r i '1 v.
3.45 g.(.o ll si, in, II J 7 . i ' r.
II -...'i? 12 I Wimii.-r 7)1 :.i
: :ij In H 17 M.-i li.r ' 7 : J :;. 1:1
6,M ti.4'1 :i la ii itM , , :i :,u
S.I IM..1H s:i A iii hi 1'iirn i s.i'l
ill') H.MU V." I Iklivirlmvn ..lil i 41'.
. h. . ii ;u IWf.u r ! s . 1 : 1 1 , 1
'.f..'i in.ia I .1.1 Mlii'ltui'UrHh I S.H 4 51,
i 41 'd.i'l I il'l M(l'iT I I'll I 4 2"'
a:ir jK.nn :i7 hrcuiiKT , m , 4
.'ill 'T.M Hi I'liwlliu: I h 4 -i
J.IS 17. 41 4:1 Sullni'uriivo 1 .r,ii , 41
!l U 17 117 4."i Si)!lhnnivt .1.' 1. h i j 4lt
i.M :7 iii Ii-' .sui.i'iiry , 11.15 i
1 1 II SU I 4lt .'(' Ill ICKKtati 113a
(('in naming wllU tn Ins on N. C y )
1.0 l Vm Sullll'ltTDVO.
V.M A. ,il
1.41 l M.
S.i'U I'. M,
Ari lvi. nl Siilln urovi
lo.W A. ,M.
' r. m
ft.iJ I'. M.
1'iains I.cavi' 1) 'u ii-lowu .liiiirtion :
13 14, A 111. i i'l, n in, I'l 4rf ami 07, p 111, fi.1-4, 11 tn
b 1 11 111 lor rill,; urn iin.l Hi,. Wont.
T lt' a 111, ' 34 a 111, I 17 i in, 4 '! p in, .'.1 n 111,
11 14 a, l or riillit 1. Iptili, t York, llulll
muru lU Wuuliiuui' i).
Philadelphia & Erlo R R Division.
. AM)
NOHTIliaiM CKNTKAI. TtAlhWAY.
Tr.ilna I.oavn Sunhury :
6 iu a in, Fr llolloluMo, Ilrlo auj t'anun.lul.
tIK.
vfi a 111, l'nr I.nck llnvon.
't S-i in, t or lii'llufi'iiis, Kano a n il ('uo iti-
tlni K'la.
b.M p m, Tor I'enuvo au,l VVatkloi.
5 '-'5 a ni. Kr (.'ntn l-vi un-l M aisltnn.
6 "t am !.Vi,tii ami h "A'j p 111 1'ur W ilkoiiliarro.
S b'i n in, 11 ui a in, J 40 p iu, 1'or Sliuuiuklu
aL J -MounHJirnu I.
Tralna I.esvo Sellnaurora .Tnnrtlon:
V S'J a m, arrlvlnii at l'lillail"lilil il 10 p 111, Sew
York 0 w p 111 , llaiuiuura 4 4u in, WskU-
li.Kinn W p in,
1 66 p 111, arrkliiK at P-Mla.leti'hU 50 p m, Vaw
Vork W 'S p 111, lialllmura 0 46 p 111, VVaab
Inrfion 7 45 p m.
f 67 p ni.tti rlvliiK ut rhlln'lelpMal 56 a in. New
York7 lu a ui, liallliuura 66 a 111, wl
Ingtun A 16 a in.
Train alan T.anrai HunLur':
t 60 n m, arriving al I'lillnilulplila 26 m.Nevr
1 urw 11 .1" a 111, iiaiuiuure a l a iu, want
louloo Mil" a m.
J. II. WUDn. nnl I'm Au.ni
til AS. E, PCOU.Uau'l alanager.
BOARDING HOUSE.
rpill'3 undoreipriipj having mado
JL auii'lo Dranaratltiii for tha arninmoilnil.,n
oiiha iiuLiho wiiul.l r.-fpeoifuliy announce that
La will lurnlab buanllng and IuUkIhk atlba
rataof iovuty.ne centa a day or twautr-nva
ronia a maal. hlalillna: and fund lor hc.ri.aa
furnltlieil eliaap.
Ttioaa nut havluK triad lite table ara roapaot
IhIIt Invltad tnoall. anil lliov will nut an wa
dlaaatiaflad. K.iuina a low luori wt vMha
Coart Homo, MldUlburKb, pa,
SPECIAL SALE GF CALICOES,
V7 c havo about; 4000 yards
of calicooo iiiEtock, all good
styles and of thobost inakoa
and most of tlicin aro 7 and
8 cent print c. Wo will of
fer the entire lot, including
spfcxaj. saio
DLiiiJi:;.!::,
and r.ill cc?.itnnTO until all
our calicoes dbpeodof.
Caiiortrly wliilo tlio assort
ment 1x5
Ccil!r.il i'v (iont ( ;-',:.oi .
I . ST-'-. t'ry " "-I
6 L-
Wo arc just nov,
nmcont stock of
SPPJMG SOFtlMEPa GOODS
tO VJif'Tl V'r-'-. n.r- -rj-, tn rll rn-
pecii
.!5
i i
and liGDd i but to bo seen to bo ap
preciated. Wo ask only a living
profit on our coods and feci confi
dent of the good will of our custom
ers by their continued patronage.
Hisliest price paid lor Produce.
When Yc c
70
General Iu:i:rar.cc ilcnt, c'clinsrove, Pa.,
lii-pvi.'r-'cixls iJi.s i.)ll(.vlii',c 3 i -;itHlo(.'k Ctni ianiosj
Hi'! N!l:'l- .a,.'M
jl1 ;Lj
"i '' rj
1 i .4 V
1 :
'l'!i J' 1 '.'T;l.in -i r biik vi
ivi' 'l.il ii.il 1 , -i.ir i nn
H. t Ii ir ' i-, HI- I :nM :..,. i..l
Un-y l,,i o v ,;i I r II, 11. It
No riusossmonis.
...Iii.
l'i 1.1 1 i
AUK YO'J
If ntil, wiito to tliu hWovj .iciH'v inn!
. - ; ... . . .-
p-cuiuui on t!i superior iiuality ni'uoods sold ly (.
( CJiiti liens still remains. lie Iiasjusf received a
r.'Gvv EjIOCi CI u.j.i or k.'X JLiHiJD
Suits for eld men, Hob by suits
lor yoims men. Buits for
Boys, Youths lo:i and
Children. Suits from
01. 7o to $15.
Caps, GfioTrGf-., Undorwear,
JIAKOKi'IIcm;-FS,
CONFECTf ONS AND TOYS
bvl lit k'lO.llly ICillK't'il Jn Ice J.
FLOUR; FEED &G.
Tlmnking the ruapy vtho hnvo pati'oni.iL'd mo I corJi.iUy iuriio an fen
(noction of mj tock.
G. 0. GUTELIUS, Middieburgh
mm,'
, Buy r. an
I1.1U.. I '4. '
4
v-.u o-.ui on
;.iuu. : .'til.
: rt r o
...1 Jl' 4jU
T A
, i.-ropx,
r , I(" ie
V.'..'Vt
'.V W W W 1 tJ KC
opening a rnag-
C - I'l
"r.i. Clc.t the Ec-t?
fry,ci3H)H4a
5" 2, HI' ,724
'r'i r,.-a. an I ltli tUoir liuiaenia
''. I' v
. -Hi i.il t!i Ir a ttleinauu,
No Frcmuiin NoIcsj
IXSULIKI)
y-u will icoiv pruinpt atUutiotl
TI 's, &p., &c. Also
:.-'4 r.
IhinG
1
t
Ue.l,li7. fiupriator.