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AmAfT, rTeiiitr, Adtalnlitrator, and
AMIfAM Ntl4t Wr)
VMM apeetal arranainente ara mart, all
kajwaM.ate,larU1 far Im than 4 month',
titwili 1.M par Ima lor Are Ina.r'loo 1 CO
4re sbJ laaertloa and It esnU lor each
wwaejaeat UMnioa.
Vharsday, March 8,
1883.
There bat been ft loud demand for
mailable money ever since the ibin
plasters were called in. Tbe com
mittee on banking and enrrency io
Congress has agreed to tho bill pro
Tiding for tbe isnne cf do, more than
$10,000,000 io denominations of fire,
ten, fifteen, tvreaty-five and ilfty
cents to meet tba demand.
There U no longer any qneaiion
aboat the remo7al of tbe Libby pris
on to Chicago. Tbe Hnnl transaction
in tbe deal naa ornpleted on Tbars
last, and tbe bailding is now tbt
property of a local syndicate wbore
purpose is to transplant it in that
city by Jane J.
Tbe parties interested declare that
it will not be converted into a cham
ber of horrors,.but thatit will be
made an interesting place of rosort
alike unobjectionable to northern and
jalbera people. To show tbe
friendly feeling of tba loading citi
sens of Richmond towards tliU prv
ject.it is ftLOonnced that a number
of Ibem'baTe, signified their willing
cess to go to Chicago and delivei
addresses at the opening ccrumonien
John L. Sullivan and Charley
Mitchell fought tbirfy-nine rounds
in France on Saturday last, wbicb
resulted in a draw. Mitchell i so
far Sullivan's inferior in iz that it
was thought almost impossible for
bim to esoape the furiona asxaults of
tba big slugger with his life. Not
withstanding, b'a nimble legs stood
bim up for.thirty-nine rounds, dur
ing which time he was frequently
knocked down, only to jump into tin
ring at tbe call of time like a baotnm
Bjth Sullivan and ho wore severely
punished- After tbo Cgbt the party
started for Paris in carriages hen
tba whole 'caboodle' was arrested
j .1 uv mot ivfuiki fciv ejhii
l0CVUD. Suttivau'Mt
out tbo utile fcogiie: .-Mo.ti-ly
disappointed all Amoricon wor
shipers of the brute.
Kaiser Willbelin, of Prussia, who
died Friday of last week.agod ninety,
was the oldest rulor in tbe history of
the world. His oon, Frederick Wil
liam promptly took his father's place
..... t ... I
as Kiug of Prussia and Emperor c.t
Germany. Frederick Third, under
wbieh title ba will reign, is a noble
man, of warm heart, good impulses
and high principles, and bis course
during tho fifty-six years of bis life
has completely won tbe hf arts of tbe
German people, who will givo him
their cordial support. I o view of his
excellent character, great abilities
and moderations, it is matter of uni
versal regret that in tbe naturo of
things bis reigu must be short. A
victim to en incurable disease of tbe
throat, wbicb Las already made dis
astrous inroads on bis constitution
a few years is the utmost lease of
life which can be hoped for or ex.
pectol for bim But brief though
the reign of Frederick Third will
doubtless be, it, promises to bo one
of tbe most illustrious of which re
cord caa bo fonud iu tbe history of
tbe German people.
Saow
Bound.
Tbe great and glorious West to
longer bas a monopoly of tbe active
and enterprising blizzard. Ou Sun
day from two to three feet of snow
fell io the eastern part of this State
which wis followed by high winds,
blowing down telegraph wires and
drifting six and sevan feet of snow
on. section of tho cftiu lino of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. No trains or
telegraph communication bas been
lad between Harrisbure:, Philadel
phia and New York this week. The
traina come regular from the west to
llarrisbnrg where they are stopped
as against a atone wall, side-tracked,
and allowed to stand and await an
opening. Trains at this point are
made op for tba west as long as the
cars will Trains from Pbila
delpbift, which left that city during
Sunday night are scattered along
tba road to Harrisburg. At 3 o'clock
Tuesday after-noon tba Niagara Ex
press, over twenty-four hours late,
was polled into tbo depot at Harris
boric vitb three locomotives. A
few boors later tbo mail traio arrived
with five engines polling it, Tba
trains bad bean in tbo neighborhood
of Dowolngtown sioco Monday
aaoming.
Fay Tor School Holidays.
A question has arisen in several of
tbe school boards throughout tbe
State regardiog the pay of teachers
and tbe cloning of schools on Mon
day, when that day is observed as a
holiday that properly ooours on tbe
Suoday preoediog. Under the law
the schools are to be cloned on all
legal holiJijs which occur on regu
lar school days. A rale of the De
partment of Fublio Instruction, re
cently promulgated, states that no
Monday directly following a legal
holiday whiuu occurs on Sunday shall
be regarded as a school holid ty, and
it is entirely optional with tbe direc
tors and teachers whether tbe
schools shall bo closed ou those
days.
Tu9 Zuropaan War Cloud.
Tho cililized world is looking to
Europe to know what will follow
tba death of the Crown Piioco of
Germany. The I'rinoe who will sue
coed his father to tbe throne of tbe
Gorman Empire, io case of the death
of the prevent Crown l'linco, is bent
upon war. He will find the FreocL
Ki public and tbo UussiaQ Empire
just as eager for war.
If any two nations of Europe
should come into warlike conflict, it
is likely that tbe whole of Europe
will be bronght into a rccne of car
riage such perhaps as the world has
never witnessed.
With tbe present perfection of
weapons of war and doti action,
Kuropo would bo literally fliodttd
with blood. In snob a condition of
hinge how little encouragement
there rooet be for internal develop
rnont and culture ! How tbe yoncg
men, who feel that at'aoy moment
they may be called to take up arms
in defense of tboir country, must be
crippled in all their energies and cn
terprises i5nnino must also be
come stagnant for lack of faith in the
stability of anything pertaining to
tbo wuil.l of busitii'BH.
With what pleasure we on this
side of the broad Atlantic contour
plate the present condition nnd tbe
grand outlook of our country I We
by our examplo teach the world tl at
the safety of a nation depends upon
its attending to its own affairs, and
av iding all phases of that unscru
pnlons ambition that has always re
suited io wars among the nations of
tho past.
3 OUIUJtlS JO 'JUboi lU pOM I
, i- cr ! hi in t'TOiccnicU.
- ii- mi. nnnnrn
Tbe Republican party has had a
long career in tbe country, and it
record 1ih In.- bono a matter of bitv
tory. It is a brilliant reeordv aud
one in which every member of the
II publican parly should lake special
prido.
It is nevertheless well to remind
voters occasionally of facts which
they may know, but which may Lave
been tcmpnarily bud aside, Tbe
State Coram it to of New York h s
done well to bring forth a record of
tbo Republican party a condensed
form aud issued it to tbe people of
that State.
in a terso and strihncj form it
presents some of tbe achievements ol
tbe party that saved tbe Republic
and freed 4,000,000 of slaves.
IMow we give an extract from this
part iul record of iu R publican
party; it is CDtnracnded to men of all
parties, and especially to those who
think that tbe interents of tho nation
cau safely bo committed to the party
t ' in btld treason and nuttured
disunion:
Tbe Republican party is a party of
the peoplo aud t r thom, created b)
tbo peoplo and coutrolled by them-
It subdued rebellion and saved
tbe Uuioo.
It conquered war and established
ppaoo.
It gavo freedom to a race and a
free ballot to all men-
It was patriotic enough to create s
debt to carry on war and Louts!
enough to make provisions to paj
tbat debt.
It mado libeity universal iu the
States and tbe fljg honored through
out tbo world.
It made treason odious and loyal
ty tbe badge of respected citizen
ship. It raised the nation from bank
ruptoy and secured for our pullir
credit the faith of the fiuancial
world.
It his made persons aod properly
and freedom of thought and of ex
pression secure in every part of the
land.
It bas dignified labor and secured
it rightful reward by protective tariff
laws.
It bas practically given each citi
teo a free home by eeouring tbe pub
lio domaio from tha monopoly ' of
capital
It bas, by ft rigid supervision of
corporate franchise made transpor
tation cheap, safe and rapid for per
sons and property.
It has by wise economies and jat J
laws rednced tbe public debt and the
interest upon it.
It has by generous and yet just
appropriations for pensions, illustra
ted its lova and respect for tba na
lion's gallant defenders
It has made competency a condi
tion for appointment to office and
fidelity to duty tbe tenure for hold
ing it.
It ban reduced pnblio expenditure
to the lowest consistent with tbe gen
eral welfare and collected tba tax
from sources best able to pay it.
It has made religions liberty more
secure to all forms of faith by an en-
ighteued publio opinion and eg tab..
lisbod froe schools with no sectarian
denomination in them.
It has by its fi ielity to public trust,
by its constitutional amendments, by
its statutory enactments, federal and
State, by tbe lifo and character of its
long line of etalesmeo, beroos. ora
tors and martyrs, by its sacred tra-
litiocs and its matchless history of
great things accomplished, proven
tuelf competent and worthy to
acbiove tbe great things yet to be
lone for the good and glory of the
country
IIow to Abolish Eogary.
A correspondent ofpne of our cou-
eraporarioH recently asked United
States Senator Stanford, of Califor
nia, what could bodotioin this coun
try to abolish brggary. Tho aoswor
f tbe philauthropio millionaire was
is follows t
There is only one way, Dry up
'be source abolish tbe conditions
hat muko beggars. To tiy to curt-
poverty by street charity is like try-
ng to Hiop a bole io your roof In
uopping up the puddiiog that gath
er on yourfljor. Nobody is worse
IT because tbe Vandorbilte are
vorlh $200 000,000. ult they hud
lot tbe wealth it would not exint ut
til. It is only in those commnniliei
vbsre millionaires are possible that
the average citizen has enough to
Ait. now, what causes poverty"
1- Ignorance of bow to eavo money
I found beggars io California in 1850,
when a ly mao c ni l g wit with a
tin pan and earn $5 before breakfast
When by working throe hours a day
a man could make bis board aud
ololhutt, there were always shiftless
creatures around whom tho rest had
to support. It is tbo same way now.
The soil is wonderfully fruitful there
Merely 20,000 men produce all the
wheat of tbn State and export 1.000
000 tons of it every year, and yet
tuero aro beggars. W t can cut,
thrash, and sack wheat at an expeuse
of oue and a half cunts per 100
pounds, potatoes cost only a half a
cent a pound, aud Hour is only 1 tt
barrel, and yet there is want. Au
important cause is uutbiiit. Peopb
do not uuderstand ccouomy or prac
nee it as almost every rich tnau bns
iad to some lime in his life. I realh
'"lieve that there would bo beggarr
iu the world before night if 620 gold
pieces were to be sown broadcast
every 'aaiornirg, and so distributid
that every mao, woman, and child
a ore certain to get some.
2. Tho salo and use of liquor. A
long as there are ten times as many
-alo'TS in tbe country ns tboro ar
t both chinches and schools, and
they are mainly supported by tb
very poor, tbe sources of misery are
pretty obvious.
3. A lack of manual training
This last need is most serious. 1
ho many people coald be taught
trades that tbe entire product of this
country wero doubled next year, tbe
wages would be doubled, either in
increase of money received or in the
smaller cost of tbo necessities of life
t i bo bought. More capable, skill
ed hands that is one of our great
est needs. My great hope is iu my
nuivetsity, which I wish to build so
tall aud deep and broad that the
rudiments of every trado and occu
pit ion may bo taught. When every
body koows how to do some diillcull
and useful thing, poverty will rapid
ly dimioiah.
To Fcraulato a Flan-
The Franklin Repository, acting as
the month-piece of the Republican
party cf Franklin county, with its
usual magnanimity, bus undertaken
'to formulate a plan' for the nouiioa
lion of Congressmen and for tbe eleo
tion of National Delegates, for tbe
18ih Congressional district, and in
lust week's issue published a leading
editoriul uuder the above caption
The Repository, In speaking of ou
Congressional district says, 'In th
new district formed by the last sp
porlionment there is at present no
plan for tbe nominating of Congross
men and of course there can be no
plan for the election of National
delegates,' The Repository comes
to this wise conclusion after publish
ing rule third of tbe Repnblloan
National rules, which reads as fol
lows 1
'Where new apportionment )ws
Io operation, and counties have
been displaced from former districts,
delegates moat ba selected from tbe
new Congressional district in like
manner as candidates for Congress
are Dominated.'
After reading the above rule, for
tba life of as, we are at a loss to as
oertaio bow tha role has taken from
os tha present system of nominating
Congressmen and electing National
delegates. But to a man op a tree,
it is obvioos tbat the jist of the Re
pository's article is the abolition of
tbe present conferee system and tha
adoption of a system in force in a few
districts io tba State, tbat of giving
to each county conforeein propoition
to its Republican vote. Hbonld this
plan be adopted theconferenco would
be composed as follows: Franklin 6
conferees; Huntingdon, 4j Juniato, 2
Mifflin, 2f Uniou 2; Snyder, 2; Ful
ton, 2. Futtoo it will be noticed wil !
have but two votes out of 20, while
Franklin and Huntingdon will have
oue half the conferees- The Reposii
tory says, 'the old plan of three from
each county is objectionable as
trades are frequently effected that
cause trouble.' Now, with all fair
ness we would ask, how will tho
above plan obviate trading. Uo tbe
contrary, it looks as though that is
the sole object of adopting the new
plan, and Franklin and Huntingdon
will bury their political hatchet and
by simply securing one conforoo from
oo of the other five counties aud
they will simply name their men and
they will te nominated for Congross
and ducted as National delegates.
They can make their nominations.
but it will ba a sorry diy for tbe
Republicans of tbe lSth Congression
al district if it is done, for the reason
that we will surely be rcpreseuled iu
Connies by Democrats.
Tbo old confer)) systom is still in
iree in our district, and we appeal
to the Ri'publicius of Suyder, JuoN
ata. Mifflin and Union to submit to
no change; our counties are small,
but they have certain rights which
Franklia and Huntingdon are bound
to respeot. Fulton Republican.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
In tht wilier of Vie Estate of Henry
Kmlzer, lutn rf Centre townsdp, Sny
di r county, l'a., dee'd.
To Amanda Kratior, Iniarmarrlmt wl-h
nier Thorn n. .lao'il.. of A lima lownhli.
Snyili-r KiiiDly, l'a., Win. Kral..r ol Keedn
rll la, .ti 1III11 o-MinlT, Pa., tieorKO Kriti T, of
raiionvilie, Hnydar ountr. l'a.. I.lila. Id.
termarrlml aw It l, njidu -I Ornaa ol N'lru le 'I
.llllla. IMifnln n oiitv l'a., ISiUiori Kr.ilr.lT, Al
loa. Inturiuarrlrd wlih lluimla Mlt. li ll. Aluaa.
ta, tilrniarrlai wl-.li Nilliau H okanUnra, all
or raxlonrlllo. hotnir oounlT. fa . John
Kr.Uar, a nilncir who hai for lua caarlii A
A. Rami. .f 'cJJwr,AW-,tl,u,,'," no"
0., wno'e--' , ,ltl iiara nnanauu.
..n.T. 1; . Miti. tninrouii.
tr. fa. aul lha Ailloa-lrid ohililran all: John.
J on n la. inlnira.a h Lata fur tbalr guard lau A.
A. Kmnlif, of MrCluia, 8n)rrt r connij, r-a..
Sarah, uu iao'l., wh lavra to aurviva br
huabaml, Amlraw Wagner, and the folloalnu
inlMred, rl: Cliitrlea. Kate, OeorK" A Hoe
and Kuan, all Of arhoiu aro inlnuri ami liatro
or titnir i.ianilan A. A. HuuilK, of MoUluro,
Murder eonnl.v, l-
You aia lier-bf cllo I 10 ba an I appear he
fore llie JU'liiea of our court ol I 'oukiioii r-lwtl.
Io be held at Allddlouuruh ou the 4ib alondat
of .11 A V. A. 1). at IU o'olork
Iu the foroiMou, then and Hi' re to annt or
relnte to take tba real eitate or IIKMIY
KMil.tll, ilce'd.al IhaaiMiialeed valuation
put upon It hy an In ,uot dy awarded by
the and Court, and returned by tha hbi rlll ol
aid oountv. .r ahow oauie bv tba auma
aheuld not ba told. And here'd fall not.
w lineal tnn Hon. Joarnh v. liui-bvt. Prel-
dint ol our aald Uourt at iVllddlebumh, tble
itbday 01 Maieu A. II.1HM.
v. w. w 1 1 1 LMHt.it, rrotii-y.
NOTICE TO HEIRS
In tlte matter of Vie EcMnte of Amelia
Aralar, laU Centre tuwnthip, Sn;id.r
cuunti, l'a., ilec'd.
To Amanda Kratier Intermarried with Prt. r
Thnmsi. dro'il.. of Adama towuahlp, Si,ydr
count, -'a. Wm. Kraner, of Rjodavllla, Mil.
in county, fa. uejiiia rvrair. ui a aa on-
vine, Miyder county, ra, i.itito, ioo rinar, mu
with atnuol llroaa I Shra ler'a alllli, Mifflin
oounly. l'a Siruoo Kralicr, Alloa, lulerruar.
rien with llopnl Mitchell, ah eat inieruiitr.
rlrd with Nathao ltaekuber, ll ol faatwu
vl la. Snyder ooumy, Pa., John Kiacr, a
inlnur wbu baa lor in tiuardUn A. A. Hiiuhk,
of MoUlura, Pa. Catbeilne, naw deo'd. ia.tei
to aurrive bar a boa uud, J aaib H'i-r, of
shradrr'a Milla Mlriln ooiii-ty, Pa., and tba
followiuf children vli i Jihn, Jantilc, mlDuia,
Wliu nave for the r guardian A. A. B'U'H. Ol
iUoUlura. rJutder eouniv. l'a.. Harab, now
dee d., who I -area to aurviva b-r hu-baud, Au.
draw Wuiiuar and tbo toilowlnv. enltdiau. vli :
tlbuilea. Kate, Uuorn Alloa aud El an. all of
wu iu are uiimra nod have r. r meir guarui.i ,
A A. ll'iium, of AleClnre, riid-.r county, pa.
You ara btrubr eMail lo ha and ani" r bniura
tba Jniliica ol our t!ourt of Loinmoa Pivaa to ha
hi-Id at Mid'Uehur.b ou tlu I II Monday or May
i HH, a I iu o'ciouk In the foianoou, lln:n au I
Ihure lo inc' iii or reiua- to taW i tha ral e-tie
ol AMELIA KKATZICIt, deo'd, ai lb apprala
ed valuatiou put upon It by an lnquil duly
awarii.u ny ma tall i;ouit, and ruiuruea uy
the bhrnrl ui ald county, or ahow cain-a why
the aauie ah'.uld uol ba li ld. And borrol fall uot
Wltuxaa Die Hun. J . t). lluubur. Proalilent of
or our aani iJ'iurl at Alludl. burijb, tun oiuuay
aiarou, a u i-i'.
W. W. W1TTENMVEH, Proth'y.
Iraah or Jewelry, hut ituoila that i.iail fur .". 'J l ie
.a irenuiiialfnr, a (ortuualo ro i. Hiiti-factluo anawu
FOR A CHEAP
K-7 of lu of tlialr lrn.nd.,w III M
r.-L-iv lor Ulilil fcUn nla 'wli.nnMi.liii.
YOV MUST GO TO
Dreifuss Brothers, Selinsgrove.
r
Ao aro daily adding large quantities of Spring and
Summer goods to tlieir already immenso stock of
Clothins, Hats, Caps, Jewelry, &c,
Xeckwear, Trunks, Satchels,
tonishing low prices discounting any House in Central
Pennsylvania. Tho wonderful increr so in our trade dur
ing last year fills us with hope and wo aro prepared to
meet all demands. Wo despise imposition, invito oppo
Rition and defy competition.
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Wilrttrt af- hn.lrJ tr to tnt-wln-a
tliom, nd Uinn fh ih fi- aniv,l a-M Tr
M).fKO. Ona !) In C hlwuro (Mr
K.tL K w. imh ..) aoaU plfatrd Hh
r Mirtpla tht l b-rama ao af ni and n!d
OTtr 10 In four month. W. C. Hamiil, B..
M, Toi.atn, tint, ordered OTr ero afw !.
!. bit aump'o. wa ha corn of Jt anrh
aiamplM Itila. Ii par' " to cart your brd
Spoil (ia wawra." oV' ft OSP. T iftt It Ji.lt
to wa Intrnil to a-ll not Irm than ON MIU
inK WASili:r:. and to do tM w (Irm
urtorThfUIVIKO AWAY IM aniplc, alia
ak o( Uiom who mITt on ! i tny will
aira It a onrl trial, and If Mtltiacf'iry rarotn
nnd It to thvlr frian.la. Arniu ara cmnin
rnonny. Wa har aararal trho ara miin II
Kr daf and upward. ' Kirat roma, Sral ae-rwl.
If rim want ona from Ilia lot wa ara Roma to
IT away, arnrt tnur narna and id-lrp.a atoaoa.
Ad lra.a, MOXll:H LAL'hnnV WOKK.4,
tlVI'aluliaTC..CIitrirn,llL (Manuoo thlapanarl,
a cpoeisi cffori rr:r2
otjr nm tooee). w w4M mukr thTwr-rUlofTfr t To
( fint p-tty lnejch ftte ndl lenlhtrf who aVrtwrt
turf iitl vert (se mrnl wro vi1 -fi,. tu n fttcwin, orxtof the)
C'lebratfd lMY Wpi '.nr. n, retxtlfwica. lyseeirh.
Ibra nnprca)liiinl orTrt mi(l lor the tvJe nvrmm
trf In-luctttn you to ajritft pyf on of our W ... AT
nwr ft, If yrm kramf of ny frrrd ojt of rpttvTii'it,
n'l vnu ilrsj' cull
$IOO Reward.
rrrnte hiivo bees) mtMed hw otirr ninrcrni wbo are)
nt.fr.f It t Indeed ''th ctwir- at ft hf-ttm.
J -n i of "ir rrwAt tttccsv ptm ABsi o Imiia
! Ti(NS I W hr e beoti tn iho laundry supply btfnM-
fitf o yfa ana in p soo fowsua tM suijr ibuukgo
it-en! r nt V'ahr.
HEAD THIS!.TjrJ":
bennnally s "Hi mined irreat nany letter received
(rim al) er-n4 the ountfyfrorrt rhenc whoarw minf
tli is fv-nd-rfti Waehiraf Maehinei. ssnd all unit In crv-mendii-s
h In the htgii-M terms.'' Wa also havw iim
.larrT(etrmefnrinti'Armfrt Pirwit4," tha "llusasfj
f"l ai..i i ,-nn," ai d tr-rr-i'-f rt'i-ij-irt.
Oandidato Cards.
For Congress.
T. It. II AUTCR, 8ts: Tha Hepiibllcan Oonn
ty t'ominlitca havlnx l ne in a tho flnttrin hon
or ol aaklna: me to become a candldiita li.r Hit
nomination lor 'onrr.aa, at the aiimaclilnir
irlmary election, I liorcby coaiply with the kl-nl
reiiii)rt.lr ain-rcaalul, 1 ahall do my whole duty to
toy eonatlluenli to the beat of my ability.
Very truly yoiira,
A. W. I'OTTEII.
For Senator.
Editor 1'rtar. Wa takileaaur In pruent
ln to tha I'epnMleaa Totara of Mnydcr Oounly
the name ol li.lhilend. r a a inltahln eaiolldata
for Mt.te Manalor. Mr. H andir If known
throughout Din Menatorial II etrlot ta a wide
awake, eiiterprialne: (f-nileinaii. ona wbma
charitable aplrlt baa lm it baooma t rovnrhtal
and bla kanrrnl ItitclilK-nce ooupled wiib bli
eitatiMT iiiirrienau in putiie rminrnlliy
tin bim for I ..a pfllre. Si.idt-r county l entl.l-
rrl to the nomination and w raalite that It
will niak-no mMa," lu aaUetlOK bltuaaihelr
U'Bi. mnceraiy youre.
RtrrsLican.
ASSEMBLY.
TrtTim RKprnLirAiva oranynrn copwtt.
KiioIiiik iiiyaoll enillied to one more term In
tba loalal iture, and ai'tlnir upon tho kindly aiiR-
rn-alloi.a 1 1 many n proacniiitivo Knpubllc ma, 1
ii-n-hy r.-ap -i-tlnll) autnult mv niimena a cm, II
(lute lor Aa.cmhly I .r re-election Nuli)o"t to tna
ruieaui tue iiepu'illoau I'riuinry on th. Vt. lnt.
A. 8. Htl.l KKH
PROTHONOTARf.
The two term rnl-J helnr recopnlaod by the Ke-
piinnciina oi nnyucr c.iunty. i tin-roiora tin
tMiitioe mvai'll a citndldate lor re-clnctlon tolhe
iiIIkm ol rrotlionol try and u-ipelfully lubmlt my
candidacy tu the tmrlv.
W. W. WXTTKNMYER,
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
TO TltI('ITIZI!a or SNTIIRR rOPUTT :
The liuio ImivIiik been n-t lor hold Inn of tbe
Kepuhlloan rriiunry Election, tn wit : Satur
day, Mtinili 'Jt. 1 herewith prcacni my
nnine aa a cttidldiiia for the olll.'e of Kealnl r
and llcoorder, dod)ilnK mysell II tuccei-lul to
rollre Iroiu the olll'-e at the end ol my recond
term. Jtt-rpoctlully aollcltlnp: your ttpurt lain
1 oura, t ry 1rlnJ'
. DUCK.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
TO TUB REFl'HI.lrAM VOTKII or SkYIIKItrO.
OenlleiiiflD: 1 b.T hy annouiice uijiullaaa
cau ii i..ie ior tne noiiiinaiion oi ina-ricl Attor
ney. T I ia 1 1 'JJ"-M ' "I11 I" '
lorm
tna uuiica or i..o oini.v iiiu uuat oi my au.l-
Ity.
Yours truly,
my
II. E. MILLER, Jn.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
Ewtoh Pout You may announco my name
aa a cn. int uluru lor the otltce of Aaaoclttto IiuIko,
uhict tu tho dicl.'loii ol the K.ipulilit'an Prima
ry on the -Jatli. 1 h i e nlw.tya been a cona:len
tloua U ..rii;r ol the ltrpuolli-mi putty utnl, b
Inn r.nocnt ol I't-iina towualiip which la cn
tilled lo the notiiliiittli.il 1 renpi'L-tliilly aolluit
Ihe iiipjiurl of thn p irty.
Very iruly votiri.
March 1, 1K3. b.fU'AHUMI.
E in Tint Pot. We take plcaatirc In annnune
Iiik the name of Henry llrownof t'reehura;, aa a
candidate lor A -! lie JuiIk, aiilijci-l to tho
mica ol the KepulilU-iin Primary on th Mth.
llu liiaKuiitli'tniiunt hmh -1 :i I o, nullum, worthy
nnd well t n 1 1 1 1 .- I f r the oltlce. He Ima a br I
Itutilariny rerord lmvln acrved In tha union
army tinea yrura. Ho would bo an ornnmuiil
lo the brncli and an honor to the county aud wt
rcapuctlully a.k bis noiuliinttoo.
II1S FRIENDS.
JURY C0MM1SS10RER.
En. Po.t. Plraaa announce my nameaa a ran,
didikta lor Jury Oomtiii'alon-r, auliect to the de
ci.iouol ilia Jli-iiuhlicnn Prltiiary on tha X4ih
mat. liopeotluy,
Z. TA V Lull tl I.M IIEni.I NO
March 1. nl Punna.
EiUtob PoT.Plea.ae announce the name of
W. II. Wolfe ol MMdleoreck twti. aa a camlidate
for Jury t'omim axionor. Mr. Wole bus been a
lllo louii rrpiililli'itn. aaoldler In Ihe latu war aud
In e.ary way unul Uud lor tho ollloe.
MIDDLECKEEK.
WANTED.
Aejcntefor the most popular Bonk at tht
firweaiil time ttelore the American rnple,
I ba llott. Ileairy V. Illalr'a (U. M. rjaostot
from N. II ) 'Temperance Movemriat,' or
TlieUoiWlict lirtwreit Man anil Alcohol
The deep lulereat to-day ID the cauie of TEM
PEItA.M-t. tOKethur Willi Ilia ideal aarnaat'
araa and pupu I rltjr of the writer of bis elforta
on half or Education aid Helm in, will make lh la
one oil lie in. i rapiu bciii-ik uoota known
aluoe Ilia (Irani Hook, a.p. oUlly during tha
Irrallentlal rampalun year.
The work la cojitnote in 1 Vol. of flOO parra
and o iniaioa oi PbotoKrtvure I lluiiralloiis ol
tba Temperauce Leader, liibludinv; lieu, till -Inn
II r'lak, I'raneis Murphtr, Mi.a Fraucla E.
Wlllard, alio Uul irod LilUographed t barla and
D'anrama.
Tha work is endoraed by tba XV. Q T. V. and
tha Teuipurauco (lri(a'riztlone turouabont tba
laud, and a Ou-.rant.-e of Xdo.ouo eoplaa bas leou
made to the publirbera. Apply at unca io
E.R. BAXTER & Co , Publlsliers,
lull Arch tit, Puila., l'a
Fab. II, tut) la
AND STYLISH
which wo aro soiling at as
DKKTFUSSBltOS.
1M Carefolly, Deci Wisely. Act Proifly.
Wepyssess the facility and
al Bargains and will do
tAe
which is just in and comprises the tartest line of ZJ
DIES' DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, FLA J WELS,
UNDERWEAR, LACES, RIBBONS, MUS
. LLYS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
GENT'S BURNISHING GOODS,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, Queensware,Glassivare
etc. You u U be pleased to see how we combine old
time honesty in quality and price with new,lresh styles
PRICES VERY LOW.
MIDDLED UEGB, FA
1 still continue in tb Metobnot Tailoring Lotion, will) roomi ia
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa.
and take this meani of informing tbe peopU of Siyder eoaotj, t.k.l
bare on baud a well selected Block of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and bADiplpB from the best nnd mont rflinbl Nw Ycrk nnd rhildtlpk!a
lionoc". and will cll lower tdan ever. Cottiou, Cleiniag, Rpairinf;, Dje
inrj and Scouring done on aboit notice.
Nov. llf.
The Piper Breech
and Kine
This systcin in combined rifle
and shot-gun offers advantages
over other makes even more
marked than those for shot
only. They far excel all oth
ers in strength, accuracy,
workmanship and balance.
DP I P FL Side-snap action, best decarbonized blued
F 11 LILjwJ csteelbarrellO or 12 irauffeshot. 4-1 Win.
nsetere. f. rillo artridgo 'weight 10 to 21bs, price 36
Top-snap action, same as above, 38-55 liallard cartridire, oi
j l inensier, price
Tho above prices includlo 100 paper she and one
cartridges.
FISHING-TACKLE 1
A. Coinplcto Assort
ment of
Rods,
Flies
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial Bait, cct.
I respectfully submit to you a few prices: Assorted
Trout-lies at 25c. n doen, tr, out-hoks to gu 25c. per doz.,
plain trout hooks 5c per doz. best oiled-silk lines from 2
to 3. cents per yard, all other lines from 1 to 2 cents no
yard. Keels from 25c te
illlX'lHlUU l.
J. B.
AT
Freidman & Getz Beavertown, Pa.
The undersigned desire to inform the public that they
have just returned from the City with a fine Stock of
Consisting of a full lin eof '
Blankets, Haps, Shawls, Ladids
Gent's and Children's Woolen
and Cotton Underwear, a
full line of Ready made
L T M D R! 9
Ladies' Dress Goods, Groceries, Notions, Jewelry, Clocks
Watches, Chains, Glassware, Queensware, $t.
We sell Cheap for Cash or Producefor whieh we ml
way 8 allow the highest price. We have been blesstl
With a liberal patronage, are thankful fcr ii er.d
hopeto merit thtzrmtly lew rricTscr. 3 f?.1?;-' J
05
inclination to five you re
it in our new stock of
9 Si
Well Made
. B. CUCM
- Loading Shot-Gun
uombmed.
or
S30
box of
2. Orders by mail promptly
Reed, Sunbury, Pa.