PaJUietiari every Thnradftf.
o, frl.ad. tbroaiihout the county will
Knew by eedlac' aa the bwk In their ropr.
to"0, Tilln" n I nelcbhortaeoili. Stad
at tba rlalo hat. ) "' 'ret. tba ap,
if alii Oar mi mm will m ' lie pn
.ikut tit wllh to apeak thronxh them, n
liner I r leeal aueatlonit of puhita mi.r.Kt :
Lotw will aot holil ootk1I reipoBKlbl for the
oplaloai they may esprau.
MTDaa (iobwtt Cottar'. The Court of
urler Ceontv ara bald on the fourth aleBdayi
Tabniarr. May, an I Hapten). er, and HMM
Jay of December.
If 0T3S T3 SUBSCRIBERS.
k at the BwpifM on the Irtbi'l of
your paper. TbOM figures tell yon
MIH UK TO WHICH Yrtl R MUBHI'HIP-
fjaoH n l'All. Within H weeks after
money ia --iit. see if (lute is rhangetl.
o other receipt In necenHiirv.
Hepublican Standing Committee
,um li A. Fetton.ll, N. M. Mt.l.lleKwartti.
II, .verBenl. Smith. J. M. Keen.
Evef W.-w. H. Bfstten, A. A. Kernl.
,-ntre K. H. Walter. Win. Nanp.
riiaaiaan Jai. V. Ilcekerd, Wm.Kleo.
Kranklln-tJ. A. Bul-nder, .1. Hn.flnnT.
l,wkKn-Wm. Martin J. P. Krel.tior.
itiddUbenih J MjtMnlninr, wi. Boatig,
Mlddlaeraak J. H. Koeler, A. I. Kroamer.
Mnre H. H. Ilordnar, T P, Hummel.
I'enn A.S. Pttwllnit, F. Karn.
.., ,.v I no. 8. Shower., I Kline SpntW.
ierry W. Adam Ktiret.T. P. Dorr,
sollnwrova S. I llurnK.A. Arhovait.
hnrlnit- 1- ' Matiboek, P. T. HUM.
Ifnlon-P. X. Arnnld, .ton. I). Hmar.
Wablnitton Henry Brown, .1. H. Shirk.
A 9 PABXtse, Ji. 11 ItneiAn,
HecrvUry. t'lmlrinan.
MlHewf run ti ukiq' Dotes, at' filth I
piiil 'em."
On Moaihiy morning wo had a
heavy frost.
Kelt Saturday, Oct. 1st, doer and
phoiiKiuitH will bt free.
The brick -layers have commenced
work on D. A. Kern's new house.
Chestnuts are making their ap
pearsnee In the stores. They are
senrce.
Mrs. Jacob Htelnlnger of Hartleton,
died of typhoid pneumonia on 81111
day The funeral took place yoster
dny. It. Is reported that Harry (). Rtpitb
of Reaver Sprlnjrf. releed a pninnkln
till-yenr that mennires five feet In
circumference.
The contract for building tba new
bridge across Uotiontongo Creek, ut
Dinners, was last Saturday awarded
to the Keillurs of Sunbury for iMS.
W. II. Walter, agent for Ohas. W.
Stewart & (Jo's Jiurscry, Newark. N.
V., , itu us a bunch of California
grapes on Tuesday. They were a
very fine article.
Adam Mpangler't, horse tried to run
away for him one day last week,
threw him out of the buggy and
sprained his leg so that ho has been
compelled to walk with crutches
i-inire.
J. H. and A. A. Ulsh who last week
i.e.ciiased tlio tcin ra! Store nt Mlil
dlecreek have already abundoned the
mercantile business und on Monday
of this week turned the store over to
ts former proprietor, A. H. L'lsh.
'.'Irpiire A. K. Gift writes us from
Plain Creek, Dawson: county, Neb.
He .-tates that his son .John met him
at the train upon his arrival and es
courted him to his Nebraska homo.
He expresses bllUSelf well pleased with
the country and may invest in laud.
tiayder county bus Ml pensioners,
who lost nuarter received $0,813,25.
Union county, which has less popu
lation than we, has 280 pensioners'
who received $9,20:1,50. The total
number of pensioners in the United
States Id 390,0:17. Quarter ending
bine 8, 18S7, they received $12,037,.
088,90. September Court was largely atleu
Jetl this week and though a number
of important cases are on the docket
noutj bar been decided at this writ.
Uaf. Thojury in the Wenrick case
are In this (Thursday) inording and
report a verdict for assault and bat
tery. The bay mare formerly owned by
Sylvester Bo wen of this place, and
Whloh h told for $110, was sold by
the purchaser for $250. The animal
(banged hands again-thls time to a
"oinm, who recognized her points,
,.uid $000 for her and she is now on
the trotting course and promises to
oeeotuo one of the fast horses of the
Period.
The corner Stone of the new Evan
gelical Church of tbie place will be
laid on Sunday, Oct. 2nd, 1887, at 10
A M. Itov. J. Bowersox of Salem,
Oregon, will ofllciate.Servlces will be
hakt in the Court House, after which
the congregation will jepalr to site of
'he new building whore the usual
ceremonies will be performed by the
officiating clergy. All aro cordially
Invited.
Sheckler IStereoptican entertain -maU
in Seebolds Hall on Monday
"d Tuesday eveniugs were not as
Well attemlt.il .i... .l.u u....
wi y Duvuiu ua)c
bl)en. The exhil iii Inn ui a u fiiiillir i .in,
'"WM I i. ' ' 1 i i i T "II"
of k'enuine merit, and, given under
i "o.ispioesor the Graud Army do
lrved more encouragement. The
""-a were mostly new and very
oaantifnii4 , i . ,
If "I'paraiue uetug ouo
W thn lateut improved, gave them a
UOOil . It... .
n -..wwii.
I hud
Lr, aaa vtao wmuuer aii'i
II I I'lt i- I 1.. XI. aw. -
r---"' hi ine ri.dneys. Dr. Kenne
; I ' 1 . r, . ....
Li -'ur'- xvemeuy Ulsintegrut
r 18 Hton a"l delivered me from it
I '111 T) r, m . H v ...
Iu 1 8,10h'h long aj,'f
, l feet under the sod if 1
" in, I t,.l - IT . .
k d 1 "r- xveuneciy s t avoi -r"
Kvir.cdv. r. r u . .,
t ' " ook,. i.euanon
lngs,N.y. pfl0 K 8aud;3oi3ut
Hill) tr. II. V . . .
I . --- aavanear, Koumlout, M.
n i u 'uHey, ijiver ana
Pood lisoi .lar tt'T.
I'!'. 3, 4w" v.us paper
Fred. Catherman and wife of Mill-1
helm, and Misses Taaele and Bessie
hf usser of Hartleton were the guests
of the editor this week.
Benjamin K Bhaffer, residing $
miles sontlt-east of MlddleburKb some
time ago foend a British penny on
his farm of the year 1787.
As will be seen by our "roll of hon
or" K. H. Sehrader, of Mlddleereeh
township now leads our list having
paid for his Poar to Jan. 1, 1889. Oh,
for a thousand such fellows I
JohnC. BufTIngton has returned to
Shenandoah, Pa., where ho has been
promoted to the foremanshlp of the
Weekly and Daily Hnakl Wator
will always seek its level, and John
hns been taken fu the Hood of the
tide which In the affairs of men leads
on to fortune.
W. K. Ripka of Globe Mills last
week returned from Huntingdon
county where he has just completed a
sand uilll that will crush 150 tons of
rock into sand per day. The sand Is
used for the nmnfiicture of glass. He
has put up a number of mills in that
county and they glvesuch entire sat
isfactlon that his services are nearly
constantly in demand for that pur
pose. A forluno teller can hit a woman's
case nine times out of ten. "You've
had sickness and trouble. You'll
bare some property fall to yon. Yon
do not have full confidence In your
husband. Beware I He hj deceiving
you. You have a very gentle natnre.
Kverybody loves yon. You have had
troublo with a relative. It was not
your fault. Beware of a blue eyed
v m in with a mole on her left cheek.
She will make you trouble. Good
by one dollar -call again."
The Thirteenth Annual Convention
of the Woman's Christian Temper
ane Union of Pennsylvania will be
held October 12. 18 and 14, 1887. in
l.owisburg, Union county. Mi-s
Frances K. Willard, President of the
National W. C. T. U., will be present.
and make an address on Social Puri
ty. Tho number of Unions has great
ly incrensed during the past year,
there being now over one thousand
in tho State, and this Is expected to
bo tho largest and most Important
meeting over held.
ROLIi ok Hosuu. Tho following
pel i ous have paid their subscription
to the Post to the dates oppo-ite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in tlie-e crediis or on your pa
per please notify us:
Jonathan Snyder, June 1, '8H
H. Y. Wagner, Feb. 1, 'HS
E. 8. Stroub, Get. 0, S7
lira Caroline Miller, April l, 'ss
W. K. Kipku, Jan. 1, '88
Adam Jlubb, Jan. 1, '88
Geo. Schambach, Dee. 1, '87
John Aloatzt, May 20, '88
B. H. Bobrader, Jan. D8
Tho Republican Mass Meeting in the
Court House on Tuesday evening
was addressed by Col. Robertson of
Delaware county and was quite well
attended. Tho speaker hail a good
audience - a mixture of true blue re
publicans und democrats open to
con viction but ho seemed handeeap
ped with a mlstuken idea of opinions
and privileges in Snyder county, ami
as u result wavering and uncurtain in
his remarks. What our old Hoiirbou
Democrats need are "facts and llg
gers" double bolted, iron-clad and
warrunted proof against fire anil wa
ter. An exchang says a new and novel
method of raising money for churches
is most cheerfully recommended to all
congregotious given to heroic exploits
in the wuy of fairs, festivals and al
lied devices for raising money. A
box Is placed in some convenient
place, und upon the birthday of any
member of tho church or Sunday
school, that person puts in pennies
correspond.!..' to the number of years
and each year the box is opened and
a sung sum reali.etl. If the church
has a large tiongrcgution the amount,
will be surprisingly large. The boxes
ure culled birthday bonus, and have
become quite popular in many towns
whore the schome bus boon tried.
The South Bend In. I 7'im(.i says
The editor of this paper enjoyed the
exquisite pleasure of takiug hr the
hand, this morning, his old time
friend, Col. A. C. Simpson, of Selius
grove, Pa., whom he has not mot
since 1800. The Colonel is a leading
lawyer of Central Pennsylvania, and
20 years ugo, in a private way,
sought to prepare anil qualify the
prosttDt editor of the Times for the
legal profession. Col. Simpson's
gruud-son is a student ut Xotre Dume,
und the Colonel speuks in glowing
terms of that magnificent educational
Institution. He is on his way to Mis
souri, and left for Chicago this after
noon. Al. Arbogast who several weiks ago
absconded after swindling Mr. A pp.
of near Sollnsgrovo, of severul thous
and dollars, was last week seen at
Williamsport by somo person who
telegraphed tho Intellgence to Selins-
grove. 11 is arrest was at once outer.
od, which was elfected on the train at
Elmiru, N. Y. The parties claimed
the $100 reward set upon his capture,
which caused some delay in getting
out the requisition papers from New
York stute to permit his removal to
this State. On Saturday last the pa
perbcame and Mr. App started for
hisjman.but upon his arrival at Selins
grove a dispatch awaited him, bear
ing the intelligence that the live day's
timo allowed for getting out the re
quisition papers had oxpired und that
Arbogast had been releused and was
on his way to Torento, Canada. Mr.
App. of oourse, did not go to Elmiral
Abogast is safe in Canada and with
thumb and finger to his nose, sends
back the Dutohmau's gieetiug I "Bet
tr have 'em ahuut os griek him gll I'
is
extremely cool and the young man ,
who carried a flask In warm weather
for fear of snake bites, can now carry
It for fear of front bites.
John Stuck and wife of Michigan
are visiting friends In this vicinity.
John B. Butler and Landlord Ger
Inger of Dunvill were In town recent
ly. Peter Hartman and H. K Sanders
are off to Buffalo N. Y. Michigan anil
other western places.
Miss Sue Ratahl Is visiting friends
III Milton, will also take in the fair
held there this week.
Merchant J. M. Hartman was in
New Colutnh'a over Sunday, shaking
hands with his many ucquaintanoes.
B. F. Sneary puid flhamokina has
iness visit last week.
Mrs. J-I. Hartman and daughter
of New Columbia, aro visiting here.
Unite a number from this place
took in the Lewisburg fair, last week.
Mr. end Mrs H. II. Haker of Mifflin
burg visited here.
I.. C. Hartman of Milhuont was
home, Sunday
Levi Musscr was In Montour Co.,
recently.
a I Leaaaaaapaaaaaj
Bk vkktow. - This community
bus been held in suspense uutl a con
dition of longing mix lety in regard to
Mrs. Jacob G. Snyder for the last two
weeks. As already etatetl in these jot
tings, Mrs. Snyder has been suffer
ing from dropsy for several mouths
but later developments have revealod
the fact that the trouble bus been
caused by a water tumor (Dr. Smith
had said this from the beginning).
Mrs. Snyder wus taken to Philadelph
ia two weeks ago to have the tumor
removed. The operation was success
fully made by Dr. Goodhall on Sun
day a week. A tumor weighing 21
pounds was taken from her abdomen
The patient has been doing very wll
under the circumstances, and the last
letter from the lUrgeon, which was
received on Monday morning, declares
her on a fair way of recovery. The
operation was not one of tho most
critical and dangerous. Mr. Snyder
hail accompanied his wife and re
mained w ith her till several days uf
ter tho operation. Dr. Nipple had al
so accompanied them.
Mrs. Kli.tihcth Su i in-hurt, one of
the oldest persons in this section, died
on Monday of last week and was
buried on Thursday. She wus aged
8H yeare. Since the death of her has
band, John Swinehart, she has been
living with her daughter, Mis. Isaac
Wagner. Rev. 1'lleuger Officiated at
at t he funeral.
The harvest service in the Lutheran
church on Sunday evening a we. I-.
was largely attended. The exercises
consisted principally of responsive
readings ami recitations by the young
which were well received.
Mrs. William SchuelTer has been
sick for a number of weeks. Shu is
getting better.
Messeis Henry, Reuben and Eph
ralO Swiuehurt, of Akron, Ohio, have
been to this (dace to attend the fu
neral of their mother. They are na
tivosof Beavertown and have not
been here for yours. They are now
visiting among their friends.
Mrs. John Boyer, of Rebersburg,
has been visiting nt her father's.
Frederick Hingamau, for a week.
Roswell B. Uross has been confined
to his betl for the last two weeks af
fected originally by symptoms of ty
phoid fever. Tho fever bus beon
broken uutl be is somewhat better.
Abner Smith lias gone to Ohio,
Jucob M. Reurick bus gone to Get
tysburg, where lit; will enter the The
ological department of Pennsylva
nia College.
Palmer Carpenter went to Nor
tnumberland county on Saturday,
where he is now engaged iu touching
school near Uniontown.
Mrs. Jucob Fees, Sr., ami Heorge
Hpuld's child have been siok. Tliev
ure butter. Citizk.v.
Okk Man asGooo as AaTOTHBB.
Thero Is a trite saying among a cer
tain class of people that the world
owes every man a living. This same
class say that "One lean is as good as
another.'' This is fulse. A man is
good III the sense intended, jutt as he
builds his character. Men are butter
for being honest, intelligent, more In
dustrious, more honorable. He who
plays sharp trickw to get money ; he
who grind-, the poor ; he who steals ;
he lie lives 011 the price of prostitu
tion . he who loafs about saloons and
places of questionable resort; he wbo
"lives by his wife,'' precariously and
dishonestly, is not Ihe eipiul in the
sight of Qod or man, or even of him
self, of the muu who pays his debts
us well us he can, ami is nipmre, in
telligent, plucky, euergotic, und tries
to be a useful citizen.
The pretense that one man Is ns
good us uuother does no special huriu
to the muu who entertains the idea,
us he is protty upt to be genernlly
useless anyhow, and thepublic knows
it co nsetpieutly he is not particular
ly dangerous. Forewarned is fore
armed, ami better people arealways
on guard against such men ; but it is
unfortunate for a boy to get that
sort of au ideu. Every youth should
be taught thut about the most vulu
iiablo thing a youug man can acquire
in the beginning of life is a good
character. It is an eusy thing to get,
and so Is a bud character, anil while a
good character may be easily lost und
rulu will inevitably follow, u bud
character clings closer than a broth
re. It will stick to you ufter every
thing else Is gone. No mun eau ever
ritl himself of a had charaoter which
has been deservedly acquired. The
ruilroads und telegruphs and all the
modes of comiuanicutiou between
man have so Burrowed the earth j
down that to hide In the world Is ttl-i
most next to Impossible, and a man's
! misdeeds will follow him to tho here-;
jafter and pnniah him therenter. IqI
CKNTRKVir.T.K Th weather
all probability No "boys, one man
Is not as good as another. It takes
! honorable, trne manliness to make
iono man as good as Mother honor
able, true man.
Mrs. Lauretta Smith of Selinsgrove
and her son (.'laud of Williamsport
visited Middlehitrgh friends t his wee k
The putting up stove days are with
us once more nnd not withstanding
that swearing Is a sin the stoves go up.
I . I S" I l.l . Jl I
Fatuous, Takk Notick. All who
wish to get their pictures taken hail
better attend to it now, for it will not
tie long until I will move my gallery
to some other town. Please do not
neglect.Jtheso. goldotopport unities
while you have them, but come fat
once -rain or thlne.jI will make you
good pictures On cloudy days. Two
pictures, album sire, for 25ets. and a
nlceViiiiiily "group 'picture; in 'a gilt
frame, ready for your parlor, lor only
$1.35. I have an assortment of frames
to select from, some at OOcts.;
BJI'leuse heed this" notloe for delays
are dangerous and you may never
again get another stich e chance here.
S. F. Dkihkiit, Artist.
MeChire, Sept. 14th I387.tf.
In BWhW, vInd To Tiik Point.
Dyspepsia Is dreadful. Disorder.- 1
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe
togootl nature.
Tim human digestive apparatus is
one of the most complicated nnd
wonderful things in existence. It is
easily put out of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy
food, bail cookery, mental worry, late
hours, irregular habits, ami mans
other things which ought not to be.
have made the American Mania a
nutlon of tlyspeptics
But tlreen's August Flowerhus
dOOa a wonderful work In reform
ing this sail business ami making, the
.liuerican people so healthy that they
can enjoy their meals uutl be huppy.
Remember ; No 'happiness with
out health. Hut Green's August
Flower brings health and liuppintss
to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist
for u bottle. Seventy-five cents.
Whan Baby wea akt, wa pre bee OManaa,
Wheo aba wa a Chiid. aba eitad far aaiorU,
When an hieaoni Mlaa, aba aloof to t'uUwta,
Wheo aba bad CkJldm, abe awe thorn ' nln.
AUIMED.
Sed. 88, by Uev. J. P. Bhlndal,
Win. II. Gerhart. iiud BlTOStfl Hook
bar both of Musser's Valley.
Sept. 1st, in Wn.-hlngton t ., Hen
ry Ihtniel, infant son of Levi and
Amanda Knhus, aged 16111011 lis,
Sept. bv lUv. Vf. H Mover,
Franklin Mrousc. of New Berlin, and
Miss Jennie Grubb, of tytarder Co.
mBBBC ..M J . ".. .1
DIED.
n.
old ago, Blliabetb, widow of John
Swiuhiirt, ure Kern, aged Si) years ft
iiionths and Idaya
Sept. istli. in I'euu twp., Mrs. fag
dalaun Krulzer, relict of Jacob Krat.
er.agetl 81 years, 3 months and 18 days,
Aug. illst, in Washington twp..
Lottie Malile, a twin child of John H
ami Mary Blokal, agml 4 months.
Sept 18th, at . Hannerville, Mrs Lyd
ia Mover, wife ot Mieliael Moyer,
aged 87 years, 10 months anil 88 days
Sept. 17th, Mrs. Eewtl Troustsr, of
near liaiiuerville, aged S'i yenrs ami
il months.
Wm . J. . fmmmmmmmitmm
iVIiddleburff ivaarkcl
Hutier
Kggs
Pitted cherries
ITiniitti.il
tfl
18
8
U
18
-in
7
4
0
. 6
. 8
1
Blaokberrles
Raspberries
( tolons
I .an I
Tallow
( 'hickens per lb.
Turkeys
Hide
Si ill Lie
Hum
draiii Market.
u
Commotio v w. n. winkv kvkhv
WKDHKSDAY.
No. 1 I'ennsylvuuia 7f
" 2 Fultz :.;
" I Whilemixed 71)
Hye - 47
Corn .. 47
Outs og
Potatoes , Cash M
irraliiient
k.tij inail t rinaa httpra fr..m ffr&ruJ ntrutm
C i Ma U.
D. UliisUUsAtU in. . , I. ).. U.tsaeV
ASK tOU
LIEBIGGQM PANTS
Extract Of Meat
and luilKt SkOfl no other bvlu euoKtltutt'd lor It
H. B. Genuine only with rue-simile
of Huron Liehig'seitrnnturo iu blue
across label.
Hold ley Storckoonorf, Uiocore and DrugHlittK
every wliere.
' PUtts s
Chlorides
THE HUUBbHULU
mm.
Did, (Miwarful,
wtrura all bad adav.
rifle nvw-rlropuraapot and chemically malfaUaa
lurei'tlou and i!tca Drodut.iiv matter. .
INVALl'ABIJlln tlilr.k nmm. Sold by Orv- '
BjsUevurret'e
IxHUs Jooeuu
SURE CURE DISCOVERED FOR
GATARRfl
WvLaurlnrha h'l Gorman Catarrh Ramodf. M jl
rr"'e f I. HamiLefraa at lruRtfiit Mailftlfoi nfljiiT
in 1 1 n 1 rii.i ir 11 hi- a 1 1 a u.et is ti WWIJ ill Ui la im 1 .
UlSINfL
wm ataaaaai aBtaaa
An odunaea, coionaaa ao
id ohuau. IaunwliuU.lv a
A Mt.NUM KNT TO THK UONSTITOriON
prop iaad lo (ha eltliena of this Common
wealth tr tholr annm val nr 1.1., r.,.. kw n,,.
I tLiT","?.
?ir.Li ni 'n7Son.w"'l,.,,h.-!'.' v"oe ..r
Arllria Will ol tie (Innnllluttrn
Jolnl rf.intl.in prop. -ar an ann-nilm. tit i .
ilia eoSftltiitloa "fine n taalin
SaUTIOS 1 lie It leeeb-fd il.a-rnit. and
li11"' ' i 'preautili-a of ilio letesioa WSa lh
t Pi huryl.anle In (l.-narnl Amr jihly m.-i, thai
Iha rollnwlnir It propoa. d an aetrndmestet
Ilia ronMllntl n of the emnm r i . t Pone.
Ivanla la ateordan-a with thn iroyl.ini ol
the elxoteentti artlnla thereof :
AMKNimi r
Htrlke nut frefn pkcIIoo one, ol nrll. la tight,
ihe lour Tialirj. auuiia for vottm abl.-h r ail
MMIoWl :
"If twenty two ;nr. of re nr Seesfdl he
lhall hire pl.l. wiihlu two teerSi a itate or
fMintv tai, which I'm 1 hit l- n .m .
leit two inoiitha. and paid at I at .-no re aiih I
nfiorf iin- eiaoiirn, m t ii .at the in. i .n .ini-ii
retell f.dlown :
" fcverf stele i mfn, twenty .no raen ef in
i .. ... i . 1 1,.. tun. hi k nesliseeitoti, sksli
i.a eniltl. d to veto at all e comm. :
Seriind. He ihall ktrt r. ml. I in ti e Hate
oni' yer (of If, bavlnii pn- loN'lf Been a itnl
fle.l eleetef or natWo lirn Sills n of Ibf l.te
ii s law 1 1 have removed Iherefr .iu .m l tut u Bed
I hen an inunthi) . uedlalolt prei e.lltiK tie
ale. Hon.
Third. He ulcill hare rol I id In Ihe election
lilrlet where h" ih ill effof to Voiv nt loan
two month! ImiUidUleljr ." .1 the I.'
Una.
p.-urlh If teesly.(wn )e.r ef are or ui
wsrds, ka issll hv.. paid, witiiin twe veers, a
tale er p.niity let, which a lull I he beeS
nena.l at loan twn in n itke, end BSId al h art
0B Month hef re n.e lection." (hall be
n!ut. iled, miai 10 read in follows I
t:very male clllt' D t .. nt v-iei. resri .!.
i.one.iInK the lull niii.K qnsllOoaliohSi - mi
he e-itltied Is nle ll th- faimK pi ice of Ihr
eh otl n iliitrlct ..f wul. h h i b II at Ihe tltu
he a Neldesl ami tot i Now.iere :
lii He Shall havn he.ii a elllt. n ol tin
l'niir.i s at iot thir-.y rtaya.
Second. He Khali h.io rstldso In the atat.
me yi ar (or II. Set ln pravlosM? bees .i 'laaii
n. d r. cinr or n.tlve t i ro citltcn ol lie it it.
he ihall h.n I rSBIOVed therefr.itu an I i Stems I
in . -I. mi .nil. . i.imo lialeiy preoedlbs the
el. , lion.
Thir l. He .1 i' I Imve reld. d In the eleit,.n
dlKilt ah-re he e l 1 1 ncor In Vote at lean
thlrtt dyi imttn dint If pr llBH Hie eteoll n
Thn leKl-lature, at Ihe io..i.ti lie re . I noil
alter the a (option of no aeetloS skat 1. an I
fr in time l time ll nr. , i t May, asset li
to property . niorco I ti I provllll ll.
Fourth, Kvorv male ' illion uf the site l
tweni) .no ar who hull ha... heeu a c tt I
ea for tklrtjr dsys end an ;n -it ol kbl
Hale oon ear next pre .linn an SleutloO, e
I t n on . . I ele limn, and lof In lnl
Ikfrif days a reeldent n the sleetlon diKlnet
In whl. h he way offef hl tote, ikall in entitled
m vote al seek -lo.'i on In Ike flection dlllfli t
ol ekleh he Dmll in lii lliue le a reel Ion' iu i
not dim. hre I -r nil "IflcrK dial imwaro nt
hereatior may ho olocte.i hy the people; V .
I tided, That Is Mm
i war no elector in the
ol the State or ..( thn
I i.liol lto, In tin- army or navy there.. I.
hall hn deprive. I nf iili vote hy mai .n or hu
ah.ence frmn lu'h elo. lion illitrict. !nd the
leNlaltlro 'nil hv. power to provide the
iihdiii r In will- h and the thno and plaeo al
n 1.1 h ku"'i ih-ont ol. ctora may Mite, and f..r
the return and . Anvil of tiidr vetra In the
n. i-tieti .llHtri. t id u h.ch they reepectlvelf re
tide.
Fifth. For the pnrpo'i ol votlnii , O" USrauil
ihall he ' In keVS Malned nr lust a n ll
detico hy r k n ol kla prssnnee ..r ol I. ti e
while ertipluyod In the service el the l olled
teles of the Mtete , uor hiio aBessed la tk
oavlgsdon of the wsteri ef tke atste ot i iue
blsh ioaK. n it iille a Itu lentol iiuy collate nr
seminary ol lesrnlne, nor while U.pt at n
slaithosie i r puhlloloKtllStlon, eirt'pt iho In
inntei ol iiiiv li in., lof illlBbled and indiHont
SeMlers an I SSllOfS, wl.t f r Ihe piirpote ot
VellliK, Klelll In: I " nnlto r.'Plile In Ihe el"C
linn illitrhl whom l.l le tneU loonleil. !,
.hall he in. do tcf aicen.lienK, by pf i sf
Iir. olK, the ritlmtiK who Khali l e ont It lu-l to
ho rlktut ..f Kiiltraite homhy eiuhlinlied.
A true copy ol tin. mini reaolstloB.
OHAHLEa W. .stunk,
Secretary Ol thn Uoniiii niw. alth.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SUNBUEY k LEW5T0WK DIV-
Time Tablo, In effeot Hay 22, lT
WKS1 waiiu Itlrt. STaTfOSS. I 1ASTWABI
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Lswlitewn J, 7 li 3 in
Main Street 7.I-.
I.owi.town r.io 1.01
r.lultland 7 :i I'.
PalDtef : ;,i n
Shlndlo 7.3tl 3.V,
: Wi.uner 7 43 3:.u
,Vct Mure 7 f J 3.13
' Reek's -Mills I 7.67 I.SS
; Aihtsi'i.urir , M.114 ,i,.i
lii h vevtows - I .
Hone. I ?n I 4.15
Mhlille .iirtili K as 1 if
M niser m 38 I .2r)
Kioittnor 10 I 4. .10
Panlln s 16 ' 4 14
Solliixfcnive s.6 4 4:
SellnKKmve .1. c.0.1 1 4 II
Huni.ury all ' i ao
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s 1 1 ns:: i n A 4 tit 111 oil 11 1 1 0 11
" i-. with trt al on N . ( I. By,)
f.cv . HnllniKrove. A rrlvn nt SellnHDrov
11.31 A. f
10 n a. m.
1.40 P, M.
6.03 P. M.
P. M
6.30 P. M.
Trains Leave Lawlstown Junction :
la It, a in. o, 1 in. id til mill UT. 111, 6. an, p m.
I 23 i ui lor PlttibOfS an. I Ibu Wait.
7 1 1 a tu, 1 14 11 in, I 17 in, I U f in, s Jl , at.
11 1 i p ii. i-ur 1 . ii.. 1 i. 1.1 1, min rk, ll'iltl
moru and tVaibinstnn.
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
Acin
NORTBBUM OBNTBAL KAH.wav.
Tr.tlni Leave Sunliury ;
6 in a m, for liollolinite, lOrle and Canamlal-
t;u.
w 61 a m, For I. new llitven
II Ma m, lor 1 kime and aoan-
ilai Km.
A.10 p tn, Per Konnvn and WmhlnK.
6 1 a in por UatawUia md Ham Hon.
6 '.'6 am S 661.111 ami .'. II r ui Kor Wllkeaksrre
6 61 n in. 11 u.'i a m, 6 40 in. per siiMniukln
aiiu niounttjartui I.
Train a I.OKVe Nellm.irnva .Innrtlon
l 6. k in, arrlvlriH at I'Mliel. I hla :i is 11 m Now
ork tl in p in . Ilalt-un re 4 4" 1, m, Waih
li utnn 6 so 1 in.
1 66 B m, arriving al PblladClpblS I U p tn, Kew
York iitpm, Baltlnors I O p m, waKii
inirion . in p in.
7 67 1 ui.arrlvluK at Plillailolnl la I it a ni.New
Ynrk 7 in a tn , Ualllinuro 66 a to, WaKb-
inKiun d I'D 11 111.
Train also beeves aakavs
'2 60 m, arrlvlntc ni Pblladi bdila s 26 a m. .
lorn 11 ;i" a u, iinitimnro a 16 a in, w 1
luittcn 9 311 a in.
J. It. WOOD, Men'! Patl Auenl
UBAB. E. print, 11, -i 1 MnaKer.
13 WEEKS.
The POLIOBI OaBBTTM will lie nailod,
Kenureiy wri.piie.i, in any niioreii in the Unit
ed Mlutea for tnree mrnlu on receipt ef
ONE DOLLAR.
I.P.eral dlacouat allowed to .nKtmmto
aaeut and clulit, Sampl ISBlSI mat ed fret
Addieaa all ardori lo
ItlOII AKfl K . KOX.
KllASKLIN .,l ' IU"
BOARDING HOUSE.
rpiiK undo titfnod hncng made
A- ample BfSpS allon lor the a-- . ae- . 1
otlUe publleMoold reipeetfull annnuneo Hint
l.e will fnrnlih lionrdlnK nml I -ir v t- ut Iks
rate of aeventy-flve oonl a day or twei.ty-flve
eenUaineul ttiabllnK and feed fur hnraca
luriilihed t-hean.
Thoe not fiavlns tried lila ta'ils are reKpeot
fully Invllail i. .1 all, aail tliay will not no away
rllKKatiiHetl. i. ... a few Tlnorit weat oftlia
O'lUrt 111.. ,M I . .-' n - I
iiAiit.ii i. BB ATM i
Pjoprielor.
Uet.t, 1SS2.
To ail who ara aafrnrlntr from the error aod
InSlacTetlonaoI youib, aorvoua waaknaaa, early
tlonay, loaaof raanhuoil, So,, I will aeotl a radpe
that will cure ym , rutli or OnABOa TBI (Teal
remedy wa dlaoovorad by a BlAalenair la BouS
A in of lea. Bend eell-addra envolnpe aa the
liav. Joesru T. IVBUJI. 94oHo D. Nmm Ftrk CMkf
E88EITI&10ILS
WIMTBBOBEBN. PKPI'EHMJNr. PEBNV
HtY A I. .. I .1. vim M.
of prime ntiullty, hauirln In any quSBUtl lot
uat-li on ilfllvitry, Irio ul hrokomKu, iniiiiulc.inn,
... . . . hy
DODGE & 0LC0TT,
Iiniortur ni. I l.. n , bit wlllniiu Ml, N. Y.
scit. H, ';. din
Piu'a Agricairal works.
Ma nn Kuuliuv. s-iw Mill. Hnv I'.VMCK.stumi
I'li'ln-iiml mi..i ,r.l .u..i ,11 .C. I I II !, t I I I .
niiu-r illy, rtnnil lor I 'talOKul.
A. I. I AKUUHAli
BON, York, !
Sf.- Is, tw
CENTRAL
Dry Goods Store,
SELINSGROVE, PA.
' 1 j
Our store is full of
Give U3 a call and take
A LOOK JIT 1 HEM.
Wo have more goods than ever,and
tney are
OHEAPJUKI THANLEVER
S. WEIS.
tovs I
Iljis worlh o i'bjt's trip to Ma
D. T.RHOADES'
NEW LIMB OF
HEATERS, COOK and
lu -.-i .1 Iloatcrs iio b is
ill, Art Favorite. Art Jasper and ota,
all londinp nnd very fsyliioimble bIovob. In Cook Sfnros ho hH tho
Plato Range, Ladies Fride, Grand Times, Now
busquehanna and Climax,
with 0 ebarming line of
2 PARL0RHST0VES:andBHIGH HEATERS.
Righ lit liters ba oftara at from $18 to $25, aod Parlor Btoraa. from SH
loaio. nia una or TINwAKE ia aoazoallad io tba ouooty, SPOUIKQ
and B007XN9 a ipaoialty . D. T. RIIO US,
.Stiit. lo, i a
M'U ll llfl "," 'v,l ni'.i now holit'ltint; suliai-riplinnt tn Till:'
I OIilC 8i tt'nh'KLY UETHOIT Fit EE PltESHViWor ita Mih-
eiainirerol FOUR MONTHS FOR IA TENTH, ern
unking Three to Five Dollars per tiny with vory little
effort. Wa want agents to repreeant ns at rill the
County ini.i Distrlot Fairs, aod In eatry town in the
I'nttt'd States, Bentl for credentials and agents' out
tit at onee. 'try litier.tl eouiuilssioni and niKli prizes
lor larKst lists, DON'T POKORT that any one nan
Imve THE WHEEL 1 Fit EE I'ltESS sent lo their
atlilrt'h.. I'niir Monllis mi Trial for ',,fi eenfH AtltlrHSf
THE FREE PRESS CO.,
Detroit Mich.
TO
FIVE
A,l. V
When You Insure! .Why Not Get the Best?
H. HARVEY
General Insurance Aent, Selinsgrove. Pa..
epreaentaj the following Great StoclSc ompanii
Re
OBOaNIXBD
1B1B iETNJl, of Hartfard, Conn.)
1BM3 HOME, Dt Nar Yrji'k,
1B1Z FIRB ASSDCIATIDNi Phil' a j -
Tbesa Uompaaiei rank imon ilia BEM r, are
l.lj.lllll IlLI I 1 KINTI lUWmil " 'i i . "HIV-"- t ' Iin.l
11 tie ir pri iii. t iirtuin. fli ,'ln.n eKt an. I .a ' 1
liioy im vn w n i r tie in " i-. oil 1 1 u .. vi ui.t -1
No Assessments-
ARE YOU
If not, wiito to tba abova Agouoy and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
I havo on hiinil thn fiurnt stork of Rood.fi tvtr' offaradfor nle io "la
county. I cull your attention in tba fni'owiiiej artielaa :
Jolinaon Mower. Reaper and Binder, Grown Drill," Hoo
nvr Drill, Obio Drill, Thomas KuyKnke,Hen'li Onl
tivator, Myer'a Iron Force Pump and ;ill kinds
of Woouou Fanips, also Waller V( W'lianu
Co., Fertelieni. Bopaira auppliod lor
all iw above machinery.
Don't fail to como ninl 6uo mo whuu yon nro in towD, cr.aruine myjooils
mid gut in i ic'n .
J. F. RETTZ,
M itUIIobrirprri,
Spring OpesilTsg I
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 the
Latest S Best of Everything
and needs but to be seen to be ap
preciated. We ask only a living
profit on our goods and feel Confi
dent of the good will of our r fttefltv
ers by then continued 4 rj : :.
tt: T i. i r
xiiguebt price paid i j. r
scaoca nr, . n
Stoves !
PARLOR STOVES.
V i ! '.I I) ;;l I'm
SGH0CH,
4HS ETS
IB r r-H Hsfrj
4,4 . E u73
OLD in ! rinni-. sad win, ihelf ttamam
".ID.) It 1 1 . 1 hTi'lllliy.
. 1 1 ct-r y .leallna. In all tin lr loi
OBI fitiemeatv,
1,1 i iu.
No Premium Note.
INSURED ?
yoa will refi( proppt nttentioa
s A