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Vfctfiefcs '7 Thursday.
M.nr fri.iirli tnrasshani lbs "tv
a. aanrirna- tba news
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rpe.
J. H. Etelnlnjrer, foreman of the! Ssasoaabla Dress Goods at nark
Four, was yesterday elected Chief down prices, Bcbooh's Bros,, Sellns
Barges of If Iddlebartfh. We always '(rove, Pa.
tm towna. "IHasae and elhhorhooos. wna
MttepUl a foal, a a will ' " P.
7f MtdW. Oar ealnmae will always baop.n
"TT " -i.- i.a 4s intik Ibranah Iherunf
llx"Vm ii o" aaWar.al ra.ponlbl. forth.
plaloni th.y may .ipr.e.
,,.. -.- fba Conrtir or
Vvder Caonty ra held on tba fnnrth Mondeyi
ftr.ri..r.r JaV.Md Sept.mbar, and saoosd
Way af Baeambar.
..Mill I I-T
3T0T3J TO STO35RIB133.
I,ook at ibe ftnirurcs on the label of
rxir pnnnr. 1 nose mm res j-
WHt DATK TO WHICH TOIMl IM'IIHCHIP-
tt iaiu. Within 8 weeks after
tnanevl a sent, see If date Is changed.
jila ther receipt Is necessary.
Store. 8.
In a general
A experienced
ripply at once.
11. Howkiisox.
of Iowa, wus
win ckiir nam ti tali." lO'.ti, n' II Ml
liint'em."
Mlse Carrie Wlttenuiyer Is visiting
relatives and friends In Centre coun
ty.
Yesterday was Washington's birth
day and the public schools bad a hol
iday.
W. P. Oemberllng of Selinsgrove
has opened a barbershop In Beaver's
building, Mlddleburn.
Closlnir ont odds and ends In
Dress goods etc., at great bargains at
the Central Dry goods
Wels, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Wanted. A clerk
itore at Beavertown.
man much preferred.
A.
Mrs. Daniel Crouse
present at the funeral of her father,
Benjamin Wlttenuiyer, arriving here
two days before his death.
LOST. A double-blteU aie on the
poad near the residence of Philip
Anilg, hi Franklin twp. The finder
will oblige by leaving It at this oflioe.
Wantkd. Two girls to do house
work of a small family. First clans
work required tlrstclass wages giv
en. Apply to box 21)4, Lewistown,
Pa.
For the benefit of onr many Demo
oratio read-rs we eUewbcre pabllsh
Chairman Bower's call for the Demo'
cratlo "Delegate Election.
Rsv. Rain Jones Is evangelizing I
Central Pennsylvania at2iil a night
lie exhorts bis hearers to lay u
treasure In Heaven and helps them
int rid of their treasure in this
- v r
world.
Tha social event of Bhamokin last
' woeW was the msrrlage on Wednes
lav Mvenimr. the 8th Inst., of Chas
W. Heiutxehnan and Mix Sue li
Hamilton, daughter of Major E. C
Hamilton, formerly of this place.
b'rtinmirow Tunes.
Our young friend George Rtahlneck
er reoently returned from the Wes
with a brand new bride. He will
spend a few weeks with his parents
after which be will return to Kalama
r.oo. Mich, where he has an Interest In
a fruit evaporatiug ebtablithment
We elsewhere publish a list of the
suitcessful candidates In Tuesday's
Spring Elections In the various boro's
and townships of the county. BI1011M
any mistakes occur it must be aocred
ited to the baste required in making
out list In time for publication
As the time for paperingj houses is
approaching, we hereby give notice
that wa have In stock the largest and
finest assortment of Wall papers ever
exhibit in this section. Prices are
wav down. In fact lower than ever
S. Weis, Sellnsgrove, Pa.
Sleighing Is about "ansgaspelldt."
The rain on Monday reduced the
snow to at least one half its former
debth. Supervisors are busy opening
the drifted roads to bush the protests
of the farmers through whose field
the publio is oompeVied to travel.
Wanted. A single young man that
has had some experience In store busl
sees to assist In a store, Must come
well recommended for honesty and
sobriety, and one that can speak Ger
man, for good wages will be paid. Ad'
dress. J acou Tbansuh.
McClure, Snyder Co, Pa.
M. S. Derstlne, of Lewistown,
brother of the photographer, was
here Tuesday and filled a show-case
with new pictures mostly of people
from this section of Snyder county,
Every body pronounces tbom "most
excellent," which means another tall
feather in our young friend Dorstlne's
cap.
The Progressive Literary Society is
nightly growing In Interest. Monday
night the military merits of U rant and
Lee were ably discussed. Miss Carrie
Walker read a periodical of rare mer
it full of pungent paragraph spark
ling with wit and wisdom. The socie
ty meets again next Wednesday ev
ening, when the Influence of dancing
upon publio morals will be considered,
II. II. Leltzel is about to move to
Mlllheim, Centre county with his
family consisting of wife aud Infant
son, where be will follow bis vocation ,
that of Jeweler. Harry Is a good
mechanic and an honest young fellow
and we wish him the abundant suc
cess which he deserves.
Next week is the regular Februnry
Court. It Is one of the four harvests
for the Post In a year, financially
speaking. It is when most every
body in the county comes to town to
Arrange business matters and say
"how-de-Jo" to his friends. Let the
Post not be disappointed In Its ex
peotatlons. If yoa owe us bring or
send us part or all of your Indepted
ns. We are trying to pay for a
hoaie Mid head every cent due us to
MMoropHih that end, and we will eon-
m rr?-:ai ravor to an wno
knew John was ft child tf destloy.
Ked-headed and hopeful as Tom
Cooper, and born on the same day of
the year as Jim Blaine, all he needs
yet Is the "Presidential wart" on his
cheek to make him a black-horse.
Miss Kate Bowersox of Paxtonvllle
will open a select school, commenc
ing April 10, '83. She has secured the
primary room. Miss Bowersox has
been tending two Normal Sessions
In Mlddleburgh, and Is at present go
ing to school at New Berlin. She
will certainly make a good primary
teacher, and parents will make no
mistake by sending their children to
her.
The Bible bos 3.G5fl,80 letters, 773,
740 words, 83.173 verses, 1,188 chap
ters Atid CO books. The word "and"
occurs 1,855 times. "Reverend," Is
used once, In the 0th verse of the
111th Psalm. The 21st verse of the
7th chapter of Ezra contains all the
letters of the alphabet except "J."
The middle verse Is Psalm 119, 8; the
longest verse is Esther, 8, 0; the short
est Is John, 11, 83.
Stetler's Cornet Band, assisted by
the "Corn cracker Minstrels," will
give a grand Conceit In Seebold's
Hall, next Monday evening. They
have on extensive program, consisting
of four racy farces, Interspersed with
comic songs, quartetts, choruses, etc.
The entertainment will be doubly
worth the price of admission, which
is 20 cents for adults, reserved seats
1, children 10. deserved seats on
sale at Post Office.
UoMj of HoNon. The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Post to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur In these credits or on your pa
per please notify us:
Hon. A. S. Helfrlch, June 1, 00
1). S. Specht, March 1, 88
Joel Uros, Feb 1, 83
J. C. Hwliieford, Aug. , 8S
John Gilbert, Dec. 15, 88
Charles Buyer, Deo. 1, 89
11. H. Splgeluiyer Dec. 1, '87
David Otker, Dec. I, "87
There arrived at the express office
at M!llliiliirg on Tuesday, a corpse
from California, addressed to Mrs
Fifher, MlTliuburg, Union county, Pa,
with exitress charges of 11)0. Searcl
was made for the person to whom i
whs addressed but she could not be
found. The express agent telegraph
ed to the place from where the body
had been forwarded that Mrs. Fisher
could not be found at Mlfllinburg
Tbo answer came back that the
corpse was Intended to be sent to
Mifllln, Juniata county, Pa.Thn body
wus forwarded to its rightful destina
tion. York Gazette.
Misses and Chllden Coats below
cost to close them out, Sohoch Bros.,
8ellnsgrove, Pa.
Wantkd $.1,000, Any person wish
ing to place from four to five thous
and dollars on Interest on two or
three years from the middle of April,
at S per cent, to be seen red with first
mortgage. Can be accommodated
with the desired Information by call
ing on or addressing the Editor of the
Post. Feb. 10, '88. 8w.
Local IssTiTfTB. A local Insti
tute will be held at Mlddleburgh, com
mencing Friday evening, Feb. 24th,
and continuing during Saturday. No
efforts will be spared to make this
meeting Interesting and profitable to
teachers. Let there be a full turnout
of teachers and citizens. The follow
log programme has been prepared :
Discussion Application of graded
schools. A. M. Wonder, I. N. Johns.
Discussion d'rliuary Geography.
II. K.Gregory, Geo. P. Miller.
Discussion Reviews, bow often ami
In what manner to be conducted. M-
111011 Hummel, David Ueluhley.
Class Drills Lnura Bergstrcsser,
Sallio Burns.
Paper Ben J. Applfl.
Discussion School Dovlces. II. S.
Stetler, 1). S. Thursby.
Well, Blaine has refused the P.e
publican nomination for President
So has George Washington C'hllds
and now follows riiil. Sheridan with
a similar declination. We are not
surprised at Philip, as the Commander
In Chlefship puddin' is worth two
presidential birds In the bush. This
uiay seem funny to soiuo but its dang
rongh to see the nomination going
a begging. Democrats will soon think
Hint we have all lost our sand, and
before that time arrives we hereby
make the proposition to go to Wash
ington and veto and flhh in Cleve
laud's place for four years If some one
will write up the big pumpkins and
supply the Tost with snake stories.
Tills offer Is good only for 80 days.
The Spring election on Tuesday
was, as usual, well attended, and an
average amount of interest was man
ifested. The editor of the Post,
though always willln1, was tiofc, ask
ed to pose as a martyr for tho public
good being an incumbent of the im
pottant ofTloe of borough auditor at
a round salary of one dollar per nn
num. There seemed to be the usual
number of Pythias, however, to take
Damon's place. Strange; Isn't it ?
After nominated, most men will spend
time and money enough to buy out
the receipts of a half a dozen offices
just to escape defeat. Man is an anl
mal and don't you forget it.
Wkst Bkavkb. TIio snow Is fast
disappearing and our teamsters will
soon be obliged to use the wagon
again.
Ex Sheriff Middleswarth Is busy
making preparations for his new
house and stable which he intends
putting up in the spring.
The Local Institute was not so well
attended on Saturday as It should
have been, but with all that the
teachers had a good time.
Peter Lisenrlng lost two horses
sometime ago, tho value of the horses
we have not learned, but would sup
pose Andy would say,
Old horse, old horse.lts hard to part,
You've often drawn my oyster cart,
Homer Krlck is at present lying ill
with typhoid fever.
The stave and heading factory is
pushed for orders and are running on
double time.
Our election soems to be a little ex
citing and before our readers will re
ceive the Post of this week some will
have started up salt river to rent a
hotel. '
We are informed that the School
directors are going to bulla a new
school house, the contract Is not yet
let.
Lewis Manbeok will move to Mo
Clure In Spring, and David Kline
on his (Manbeck's) farm.
Jackson Baker moves to MoClure,
aud William Rlgel on his farm.
Isaao Dreese moves to McClure,
and Will Treaster on his farm.
F. Stimellng moves to MoClure, and
tleubln Stlmeling on bis farm.
Howard Goss moves to Geo. Wag
ner's farm, south of MoClure.
Home of our school teachers were
barred out on the I4tb
Frnixo TowssiiiP. It is quite a
while since our section of t lie County
was represented in your worthy paper,
so l tiilnK a few Items will not come
amiss.
Sleighing Is getting poor but the
Squire says "nine more snows."
Sam. Werner lias again moved His
saw mill to Its old place, 011 C. O.
Greenhoe's property.
I. E. Ulsh has returned home from
Hnzleton. Ira thinks It N. G. to be
so far away from the loved ones at
home.
Etlward llackenburg left for tho
northern part of Iud. last week.
It is rumored that several parties
will come into this section early in the
spring to prospect for coal. This Is a
favorable step as we verily believe
that there are plenty of the black
diamonds buried under our bills.
One of our pedagogues wanted to
show o(T on "Fausnocht," by inflict
ing a very humiliating punishment
to his pupils for penning him out.
Solly Steininger Is busy repairing
musical inetrniuotits In this and ad
joining counties.
Some of Middleburgh's fairer sex
attended the entertainment held by
Prof. John's school at Adumsburg,
and, don't you forget it some of our
young men took advantage of the oc
casion. At the recent sale of Henry Smith,
duo'd, George Hilger bought the house
and lot for fUM.
A, E. Kline is hauling the brick for
the house be Is going to build for Mrs.
Sallle Martin at Middlecreek.
A. H. Ulsh offers for sale lots at
reasonable prices In tho vllluge of
Middlecreek. I
John Strauser left for Oberlin, O.,
to take a course in telegraphy.
Ulysls Manbeck, who for several
weeks was at home with his fulher
Lewis, has again returned to Three
Rivers, Mich, where he Is clerk in n
shoestore.
J. G. Moyer is shipping one car
ina,! of R. R. ties after another. Gils.
is one of our enterprising business
men.
aam,- mmm pa)
Rroistirov SALRs.-The follow
ing sales of personal property will be
held on the respective dates mention
ed, as advertised lu the Post or for
which bills have been printed at this
office. ' " ,
Tuesday, March 6, Charles A. Moyer,
will sell personal property mile
north of Me'eer Station.
Tuesday, March 0, J. P. & 8. II. Yoder
will sell persoual property i mile
iiuriu ui tuoue aiiiis, ra.
Thursday, March 8, Geo. W. & Sarah
Suyder, Aduirs. of Franklin Snyder,
deo'd , will sell personal property
iwo nines soum 01 iew Merlin.
Thursdsv. March 1. Jacob (t. MM
dleswarth will sell personal proper
ty at Port Ann.
Wednesday, March 14. Sam'l C.Bing
aman will sell personal property 1
mile east of Port Ann.
Thursday, March 8. Bennevllle Smith
will sell personal nronertv 1 mile
west of lieavertown,
Tuesday, March 18, Jacob Baker will
sell personal property i mile north
easi 01 oicuiurti.
Thursday, March 11, 1,wls W. M n
beck will sell personal property 1
mile north east of McClure.
Friday, March 15. James Willi will sell
personal property 1 mile north west
or Moiveet P alls.
TO I MA or a .
xuf-miny, oiurciii."j, ii. a. naumgnr-
oner.Anmr. or Jaaoo Ilanmbarduer,
K'C ii., well sell personal property
in vi nearer lownsnip.
Saturday, March 10, Rer. H. I. Shor
ti'ss will sell personal irotiertv In
Jackson township, mile south of
new iieriiu on me Kciinsgrove Koail
Monday. March 12, P. L, Maabeck
will sell personal property 3 miles
north or Adumsbarg.
Tuesday, March 20, Joel Matter will
sell personal property in Adams
rowuslilp, i mile west of Port Ann.
.Monday March 13, David Ocker will
sell personal propertv on the pre
mises of Simon D Welaud, 3 miles
south of Centrevllle.
For the W. 8. Duglas' threo dollar
shoe go to Gannan's shoo store, Mld
dleburgh. Rubber boots at reduced prices at
W. I. Gannan's, Mlddleburgh.
Buy your boots, shoes, and rubber
goods at W. I. Gannan's cheap shoe
store, Mlddleburgh, Pa.
j Big line Lu.llo's Coatsnd Jackets
I below actual cost to close them out,
Schoch Bros., Selinsgrove. Pa.
Bkavichtown. Philip Kinney died
of old ago on Thursday a week aud
was burled on SaMirduy following.
He was a. native of Selinsgrove and
was born in 1813. When he was a
young man his parents moved to the
vicinity of Beavertown, where Philip
opened a blacksmith shop. Ho after
wards moved to town, where be con
tinued his vocation until a number of
years ago. He was well known
throughout the county and served
0110 term as county commissioner.
Rev. Mummu served at the funeral.
William E. llerbster has been seri
ously sick with pneumonia for overa
week. At this writing be is bettor.
Liucolu Freed aud Miss Jane
Wetzel were Joined in holy wedlock
on Thursday evening. Rev. Landis
tied the knot. We wish them a de
lightful and prosperous voyage dowu
a tranquil matrimonial stream.
John Wieaud lost a valuable 2-year
old colt by death recently. It is tho't
to have hurt itself on the ice.
Fraley Strieker, who has been Ium
berlng at Beech Creek, Clinton coun
ty, returned homo last week with one
of the bones in his foroMirm fractured.
He was kicked by a mule.
Mrs. Henry Weaver has been con
fined to her bed for sometime, suffer
ing from a heavy oold.
Charlie, a sou of Edward Freed,
has been sick with pneumonia for
several weeks. He is about again.
William Youngman, who for the last
five years has been olerklug for A. 11.
Bowersox, has purchased J. W.
Snook's general store at Millheitu
Centre county, lie will move to
Mlllheim early in April.
Mary, a daughter of William Gil
bert, is seriously sick with paeuuio
nia. The friends of Mrs. Jas. O. llerbster
honored her with a surprise birthday
party one evening recently. On the
same evening, Rev. Mumma's oon
gregatloa gave uhn a purse of eight
dollars as a birthday present. Jacob
Fees, Jr. has also been surprised re
oently by his friends, who brotiglit
with them about f 13, worth of house
hold necessities.
Mrs. Moses Specht and Mrs. Will
lain II. Specht have been sick, but
are able to be about again.
Howard, a son of Rev. N. Young,
Is quite sick 1 so Is Jennie, a daugh
ter of Jacob Blngaman.
Sickness aud heavy colds have been
more general here of late than for
soujd time.
Onrlng out sale at Soboch's Bro.,
HeliiiKgrove, Pa.
All Wool Blankets at bottom' prices,
Schoch Bros., Selinsgrove, Pa.
Double and Single Shawls at most
extreme low prices, Schoch Bros.,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
Men's Glores and Mittens, Buck
and Wool for less than cost. It will
pay to see them, Schoch Bros.,
Selinsgrevo, Pa.
Foil Sai.k. Ner A. Feese of Sha
niokhi, Pa., offers for si le about half
an acre of ground whereon is erected
a handsome new elgbt'room house,
elegantly finished, located 011 Walnut
Street In Beavertown, Pa., for par
ticulars luquire of
H. A. Wktzkt,,
Beavertown, Pa.
For good hand-made boots and
shot's go to Gannan's shoe store. Mid-
dleburgh.
All Wool square and shaped Horse
Blankets way down, now is the time
to buy, Schoch Bros., Selinsgrove,
Pa.
FoRSAMt. Farm of 20 acre. For
particulars address Geo. W. Brown,
Middlecreek, Snyder county I'a.
MAlMtlli!).
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
BU1T2TOY ft LiwSTOwM LIT
Time Table, Id effect Mty 22, 188?
WMTWANB I Dia. I STATIOHt. SaTW4D
Jrs m A. u a ra r. m
IS W.sa I.sfftstnwa J. fit I ra
ar DM Malaatraat Ml SO
4 0 W Mwmtowa T.to s o
as a. it I Maitisnd T.vd l it
IM SOS S Psintor f at 191
1.44 9.00 ) Hhlmlls TM SSI
S4I tj It W anner t 44 1 81
Jt S4S IT Met lura TM I S
ill S43 CI Ranb'iMlllt T.T ' I &
I. IT Sis Ariesi-bars; 104 ID
5 I S.so is B'STartowa s.m 4 r
9 AS S.29 10 llnnl'-r (So f I)
l.M Sit S (!.HbUrn 3 411
1.41 S.04 tS isaiaar (. 4 M
tST S.wi IT Krasmar s 40 i6
S SI T.i.t 4 Pawling S 4 4 4
1 IS T.4S 4 MllnnnrnT M 41
111 T.BT 4 Pallniiroa J. 103 4 41
1.00 III 4 Millibar .lt Mo
irllussrnvr Acrommorintlen
(Onnaotlnc with lrlnoa N.I). Ft )
!ir slinroTa. Arrla si NllnmroT
v A. M 10.01 A.M.
1 in l. M. 1 M I'. M
I.C3 t. M. 1.10 P.M.
Trains Leave Lewistown Junction :
It 14, a m, I A I. a m, It 4 ami trT, p m, t.ts, p m,
A 3.1 p m lor I'linlmra and th Want.
T M a m, 14 a m, I IT p m, 4 .14 p ra, I SI p m
II 14 p a, for PaltaiMphU, Naw York, Haiti
taor ami Washington.
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AND
NOHTUKK CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Tralna l.4T Mnnbury t
1 10 a in, for Ualiafouta, Erla ami Cansodal
ium, For Look Havaa.
li v.'p in, t or IK'liarunta, Ksa sail rasas
.:iu p m, For Hnoo aod Watkln.
625am. for C'Uwlna njllaltn.
t M am 3 Mem ami s p for W ilkalrra
gtHm, 11 ot a in, I 40 p m. For Hliamakla
Si il MnuntUarmtl.
Trnlnn taY flnilniuroTa Jnni-tlnii:
( S3 a in, arrlvlnx at lbllntl.llila Slip in. Haw
York 30 p id, Ultmor 4 4i p m, Wiib.
loictiin e&o p m.
I II p in,arrvi,Kst PlilUilatpblatlo p m.Paw
York Ctftpin, Ualtlinora 44 p m, Wask
Inulon J 46 nm.
T ST p in, arriving at Ph .Silatpl la 1 1 a m.Naa?
TorkT 10 a lu, nailliuora a in, atp
lOKton 0 ut a in.
Train ! I.aavpa Pnnburt:
3 60 n m. arriving al Pbllail-lpbla 3S a m.Naa
York II Hi a m, lUltlmora s i a u, nan
Inulon 10 a in.
,1. ii. WUOI , Oen'l Pan Asanl.
CM AH. E. rutlll, Ueu'l Mauasar.
$1
At Aline, ia liy A. o. Horuberger.
Feb '(), .las. H. Uoyer of port Trevor
ton ami Ida Junetta Bortnur, of Geo
rgetown. HI id (1 Ivh u rg: HI a r livi
Butter SO
l'-rfgs ih
I'll U-d cherries 8
Unpitted 44 8
Blackberries u
Kaspberries 12
Onions 40
I.urd 7
1 allow i
Chickens per lb 6
J'tirkeys . a
Hide a
Soulde '. fi
nam U
Remnants of all kinds, below cost,
Schoch's Bros., Selinsgrove, Pa.
13 WEEKS.
Tka IMH.IC'K 7.KTTH will ba maltail.
arumly wrappaJ, to any ailitraM In Ilia Uull
c l btaiaa fur Uiri'4 ibODitu on re all I al
ONE DOLLAR.
Literal rtl.ronnt allowrrl to potmata
iKtnt tml olnlm, aniplacoplci maiiau irot
A'lilraM ail ruerio
UM'ii n ' a-. rr.,
1'HASKI.IS SqclBK'
LIEBIG COMPAM'S
Extract Of Meat
ONLY siuir
Guarantee AGcnninc By Baron Licliiic
IIIkIii)' reconiuiende-l s a nla.htc;ip liirtmid o
aloalmllo ilrlr.M.
lemilno noly with tlia fm' nlralla of llaraa
LlalilK'a oiKDHturo In nrrmn Ur.
HoM by Sturckcriiarl, (Iroeora and Hrugglft
WANTED.
Local anil TrnHni S'iliinrn to (all nnr
rlmli'i. viirllira iif Nimi'i v Stock, olllior oil hillnry
ort'oiniiiliu-lon, oeriiiiiiii'iit oiniilnynii'ri' to tli
rlulil iiiioi, no rcHiin lor liiry onvr, nprivlit ami
liiimwl nrn IIhi on.-a w aro Iookihk
ilrom wllti roircni a
r.l Y HllonirRS Niirrriuin
Jun. 6, 'bS. Sw. pl. IlocliniiT N . Y
Genuine Bargano at tho tiontrai
its .dlo. (Dftoco
SELINSGROVE, PA.
JSWUf .. BIJ . PSj
HAMBURG EDGINGS I
Our Spring Invoice of Hamburg
Edgingt3has arrived. The assort
ment ia large and patterns beauti
ful, with prices way down, in fact
lower than ever. Call and take a
look at them.
; 8. WEIS.
M .LUrLJL"'J.!!!
aW
W. H. FELIX'S
POPULAR
FURNITURE AND CARPET
ItOOiUS,
Valley Street, Lewistown, la.
UKDKOOM SUITS, of al!
kinds an.1 prices: Mat
tresses, Feathers, Pillows,
Houletore, Bed Springs-,
('Lairs, Tables, Sinks.
Sofae, Stands, Huicans.
Ac., Ac, &o , 4c.
PAULO It SUITS in Browt
Terrv. IUw filk. Hair
Cloth and Plash (roods.
Parlor Rockers, all kinds,
Marble Top Tablea.Look
iog Glasses, some fine
ones, I'ictnres, &o., Ac
WAM'KD Iininnllately, Laillm to work l
wholi'Kiili' Iiciiih. on Snicillawork at til
liuiiirl. (Si'iit anv illntaii'T). Onml my on ln
inuina, F'vi-rvlhliiL' lilriil-li.il. I'lirlii'tilnrx Irra
.,llr'r Arll-llo
Now Vork "lt-.
Nvuillonwrk Co., 76 lull St
i DMIVISTnATOltS NOTIf!K
l.ttrof Ailmlolmnition on tba antittn ol
Sarah Voil. r. Inta ol MI.Mi.rro. k tw .. bnjilor
On., ilae'il, liarlnK le.n itmnt'T to tl.a amla
ullinail, all iierfnna knowing thaiuai'lvaa Iml.t
al to ul'l .aula lira raqun. trd to tnaka limn
Olato iyinaot,whlla thou bvliir elalmi war.
.riiu tliam duly sutliantlcatatl to tba nuilar
lentil.
U. It. YOIIRK,
J. I'. Yt Dr.N.
,lh. 27, '81. AiluiUiKtratora
Matilda Jashktt i In in. Court r rnmmnn
by Imr nut frlund I l'litu ol Hnvilar (Tolliilv.
llAHSISON 1IALKY Almt 8ulioona lu lllvoioo
I U Uuuouilr irm ink;
tlKORIIB JARRKTT J l
Tlioi'oiiiinonwoiilih nfCnnirylvania to tha laid
lioiipoudunt, Uroi-tlug:
Wo enm-nand yon, aa livroro you liava hern
oouuiiHink'.l, Unit , lllht a.Ulo ull uthar IiukI
nora and eti-uiins wliutwN-v.r, you Im und aiiptiiir
In your iiolt iwrnoii lhr our .ludKn at Alld
dli'liiUKli at a t'ourt uim.iuinon I'luaa III fro to ho
hold lor lliu mill County 'I Nuydur, on Monday,
Mm mtti day ol I'alironrv nat, to annwor tho II
liul ol the mild Mallldn J irrott, mid nhow ouuhd,
I any you have, why tlio ald Matddii Jurr.it,
your wile, ahuiild uut lu'dlvoroo.l Irom tlia Ium n
ol uiutrlinony, Hgnmalily to tha Ala ol lu. (luu
enil Aravmlily In nuidi oiwa luado aud iirovldud
and lioronl lull not,
WIlnu.ntliM llonorul)! J. O. liuolicr, Pronldont
ol our Mid Court at MlddluhUrKh, tho Hlb day
ol Uociul)or, A. D. Ibb7.
HEUHEN 1)KEICE,
Jan. M, 1888. Kh.rlir.
CROWN ACME !
Tba best I?nrntrjg Oil tbak can oe
made from Petrolium.
It Rives a brilliant libt, ,
It will not smoka the cbimnsy.
It will Dot cbar the wick.
It has a bigb Are test. .
It will not explodo.
It is witbont comparison as ft per
fection
FAMILY SAFETY OIL.
It is manufactured from tbe finest
Crude in tbs most perfectly equip
pad refineileio tbe world.
It is tbe Best.
Ask your dealer tor Crown Aemo.
Trade orders filled by
Yotjrs ti oly,
ftraYFiKra m. rn .
Daniel Ke)lcr h Vie Court of Com
rs I iiiiiii I'lrate ot Snyder
hlitnbim Kcilor. ( o.. At Subim'tui vi
irorre,So. 1 'tft.J'.
J lHbS.
Tha Cominnnwtallii of I VnnarlTiinla to tlia (aid
l(urondi!Ut (licrtlUR ;
Wo command you, an holer you Iihto hin
e iniiniiii'ln I. (hut ni'itiai unlc nil oth'T IuihI-
I hum mill rxriiHt-a whiioHnvr, you ho and up
iioiir in your ro,.or portion nrtnro our j'uilirrH ui
Nllildloluirit h hi h Court ol Common I'Iimiko llioir
I. loi hold lor the n.il'l County ot Snydor, on
Momlity, tho Villi day ol !. m it, to annwxi
the Hhi'l ol lli old IiiiiiIpI I'. Ki'iIit, alld allow
riiuK. II any you have why tha aulil Imnlnic.
Ki'i'lir, your huxluind, .Mould not lie dlvorrcd
Irom iho liondii ol luiitrlmony, airrrnhla to the
Ac'.ol Ih.Oouurul Asr.oililylu audi case mad
aud provldod, and horcol lull not
WanoMllie llouuruldo I, i llui'har, I're'l
dont ot our nald Court at lUiddlchurxh, the Utli
duy ot Inc., A. 1. m.
KEUIIKN DKEEKE.
Jan.lt, 1SS Hharin
Court locln mutton
W1IKUICAS tbe Hon. Joseph '
lluoher 1'r.il l.nt Judna or tha Judl
rial Dlalrlot oompoiied of the roontlei oI Knyda
Union and Mllltln and hainuel A. Wanel aud
Jooli A. Klnlth, Kii. Aa.unlat. Judx.a In
and nr Hnyder oounty have lutued their pre
oept Ixarlim, ijt. Ilia Utli day ol Doc. A ll.
1kH7, to ma dlraoted lor the boliIlDK of an Or
ihana court, a ourt ol Couimcm Pleai, oourt
ol (Jy.r and T.rinlner and Danaral court ol
Uunrt.r srilon. ol tha eaca al Mldillehumb
lor tbe oounty ol Nnydnr; on the 4tb Monday
(belnic tba V7lli day ol Fob. Ma.) and oontluua
one week.
Notio. U thrr.'nra nerany given to Iba Ooro
nor, Jumlo. of tba I'eaneaud Conhtalile. In
and for tha oounty of snyd.r, to apiiaai lu their
proper prona with tbelr roll, reoonla. Innui-
aitlona, atainlnation anil other renieiuhrunce
to ttiota tuinui to their oinoea and in their b.i
ball pertain to be dona and witneei and per.
uui iiru.vniiiiu in u.iiii ui in. i.ouunon
wealth aalDHi any perioni ara required t be
tbnnand tbera attendlns and not departing
wunoui i.ave a, in.ir pern, jufiioe. era re
qu.at.d to be puni tail In their attandanca a
ine aiiiKiiniKu tune aureeaniy 10 ootioe.
(Ilvi n under my hand and lea at tha fih.f
iri'onioe in Mniiiieour, the utn Jay at Jan
A. !., one thousand eight hundred anl
slKDty-alht.
RtUHEN UUEESE, Mb.rlO.
A full line cf .Inle. Hemp, Hag, Ingrains, TsprsliyJ
Hodv Hrnssels and Velvet Carpets, Art SiuareN.SDjyr-l
nia juigs. voca ami nulla i 'err ha. Door .Mats. W
11 any of Iho above goods as low as same quality can
do nouugui any piaco, and pay froigbt cburges to any
ntation on 1. H. It. Write mo for nricos or come and
ee me largest sioric tins side of I'biliidelpbia
Kespoetlully, 1Y. U. FELIX.
When You Insure Why Not Get the Best
H. HARVEYSCHOCH.
f 1 elinsgTove, Pa.,
A-out .Stock.CoinpaTilo
General Insurance
f)K(l A. M ED
1H1H AlTN,'i, sf Ilartlsrd, Cann,,
IUMJ,Dt New York,
1B17 FIRE ASS DCIATID N, Phll'a, .
patilost:
ASSETS
SQ,5tSBt54l
r,cua,rta
121, 517,1111
Tlira (.'nmnani.i rank aroona Ilia TIET. are nLtl In axrerUnca. and with th.lr latat.iiia
Saiiital i,d rrfourra. n'lar.inira iinqueaMoned alety and necnrliy.
ny meir prom, i aoiion. rair, 1100 ill ami etlM.cn.ry ueailna. In all th.lr loll l.ttlaalSSM.
they have won for tbKUju.ilvei U UKAT KUI'U 1AT1U.NS.
No Assessments. No Premium Nolets
ARE YOU INSURED ?
If not, write to the above Agcbcy and you will rcceiTel'rompt attention.
sal
lo Buy
Trial List-
John A. Qroro . Wm. H Haliy.
tllMlielli Huydur r. (J. Towor Survlvlnr Es.
John t. Kellur v.. John W, 8m. k. .t.klT
TlieUouuulMilonert ol Uulou Do, va. llloharj
iiuoii.
Eliaa Uully un ko, vi. John K. Hunhaa.
John 3. Kwarti Ex. o. v.. WillUui Walt.r.
A. W. Poitur v. Ahtd Horrold 1't.al.
Jarob li, ellit.rlliiK va. Nortou tJrouie,
John A Orov. va. Win. H. llaloy.
Lowli Poiitiu. v.- II. 8.8chX'li.
JeroiulHli Mjjvit Admr. va. John Halina.
lioury Wnioiili.rKor umh fcu. va. Uoo. A. Sliader
HI III.
Aun Mury Fllu va. Nor B. Hlddleiwarth et.al.
Kenuody k hhlre . It. W. HuuiiubI.
N. f, Haruva, Kiauklln Twp,
I). U. htruujor Aduir . v.. J, O. Nipple.
Tbs Duluiatla Nail k IrouUj.va.Ur. (ten. H
- , o CW.I-ar.
Sum. v.. J kf . Itln.
Coiulth.of I'unu. wus. aa Pllt. O, Boltndar va,
Jvrfinlah C'rou.a at.ul.
fblllu M. Hohueev. Moiuy lomh.rllna al si.
W. W. WITTENJU Ytli, frothy.
Grand OoDortunilv
Cheap !
We are offering Bargains in eve
ry Department of our Store prepar
atory to taking Inventory.
Now is the time to come and se
cure tho Biggest Bargains of the
Season.
Come early and secure the best.
SCHOCH BROTHERS,
SELBNSGKOVE.
1 . WJ1L
nioBEOT
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x
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35 s i1 5V?.1
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iii( rrai airs iw WIS" par aafiani. .
klua lo Sua Sanaa Ih. aliiHr. IiAn . ava4
MM mIIim Ikl. W.ia.r . 1 ,11 arlv. aalf 1 .Hm-
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Mak. klua in aaaa
. U ,mii aalliua ftkla a.i..r I a M avlua watlr I
to Ihua. dtfilriaa aa aa.nav S-l. Am. Ik I
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