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Sopublicaa Stato Ticket-
For 8u rcme 'Jotfi,
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For 1'renldautial i:icr(Mtn.
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LKWIS ITdllK. ..I l.a.kaaanna.
1 HUMA OOLAN, al I'liiUil-lfliU.
Ittrlrt Elot-tnrx.
1. John II. Tataart, . .t.ihn H Orant,
1. John Wanmnnker, Ifl. WiI-ii'. Krvn.
1. Hllibart V. Johni. JT. Itovl.l :l:irk.
. H""l"n. H. l C. Ilutchlncod,
. Joha 8. M'Klnlejr, 1. John':. I.i.wi,r.
J. Jo. K. T. "natoa. . J ere K. Miller,
t. William 8. Kill, II. ( lnrr J. Klllolt,
5td"r.,,.",rhot' aa. Harrjrs. I-aiij,
. Hatnual Is. KurU, m. Owrue Shinu jr.,
M. F.lwnod. Urlart. M. 1'. S- Nnmvir,
U- w J."" ronne1'. John W. Wallara,
if W'."UV? ' '. Stiirltmnt
J:- " . J".h Th,.. .lonos.
14. Maury H. Uochtcl, us. I.. .M Tm.al.
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CLX7ILA1TD JL2TD TIIUS1IAN.
Tht Democratic National Conven
lion which met at St- Louis this
week, Dominate J G rover Cleveland
for President, ami Allen G. Tbur
man of Ohio, for Vice President.
A Dew and mysterious Loreo dis
ease appeared in the lower part ol
the state of Iodiauo. Tho animals
begin trembling, their limbs quiver,
their bodies swoll up, nud death is
sadden. The disease is spreading
ftnd oo remedy lias jet been discov
ered. ITCanant AfF30-
Chiet Clork Thonms 15. MTumRnt,
s. SMI IIb;. n
'Jimo .... nV UOV
J:
is I
i
.iu oU
rtrar-iit bo
V with it'
is said to bo more fain ill
sff-iri thau any man wbo oulj Lave
been chosen for tho potitlcn. Gov
ernor Iieaver is as well pleased over
the matter as Mr: M'Camact himsolf,
aa be considers it to be otrictly in
the line of civil servico promotion.
Aboxit Trespascisg.
Thore are many porsons who imagine
they can cross a field or enter an or
chard, fish io a stream which is the
property of another, and do many
things of this character which cannot
bo resisted by tho ownorof the land;
that there is a popular idea that walk
ing over a fled is not to treppuss
It possibly may not damage such
property, bnt it is a misdemeanor to
do it, which is punishable by law
The season is coming when peeple
will be sauntering into the country,
8nch as do so, as well as all others, it
will be safe for them to understand
tbe law of trespass. Persons guilty
of trespass are liable to a fine of not
iess than five nor more than fifty dol
lars. If a party eonvictrd is too
poor to pay the fine, he can be im
prisoned one day for each dollar of. !
the imposed penally.
Tho Lcally Pistil-
What an important part in Amer
ican life and death this deadly wea
poo is assuming. Every day, almost!
every boor, come various reports of
accident, bloodshed, and death at tbe
maezle of the revolver and pistol,
And it looks almost &s though every
man, and sometimes women, and
even boys, carry this deetrnctive im
plement as thtir constant companion,
which they are ready to use with
disastrous effect on the least provo
cation. Amorg tbe accounts that
come to as in almost every daily pa
per are instances like the following
An old man living alone with bi
aged partner, who for many yearn
has shared bravely Lis cares, joys,
sod sorrows, finding Limsclf putt
work, oo visible deans of euppoit,
in fit of despondency seizes tbe
ever convenient pistol, and using it
first on Lis wife then on LimBolf, in
a few moments ends both of their
existences. The young man married
perhaps for ft year or two, oomos
Lome suddenly some day end Ced
ing Lis wife in tbe company cf a
stranger, in toed fit of jealousy,
without waiting for toy -fiplauatioo,
"itlBja. Oaa Yaar 4..1
x. ,m woiama, :, ..r
Kt 4NAAr CMd, per TBr 4j
Tidiior, Fimninr,
tcrriMa revnlv. r, and In asliott lim
ail lliifo ar utretohod liftloRH. So we
oouM eontlono did spioo allow, nam
mg con lustiiiioo after another t the
torriblo woik of murder aud self-
uusinicuoii guiug on aroaai ns.
The man in disraco, the jculoun
lover the bundling flccidoutalint, the
uiHix whose diguity has beeu i.ffond
cd iu "omo way or otbor, and tbosi)
who h iva Leeu inuoltod iu noma triv
lul maouer, oue and all fly to thi
luothod of tedresM, aud thuir openna
des geuerally and io lL same way-
terrible accideut or death. TLiro U
baldly any iustanco of the foregoing
where the porpotralora, had they but
a few momonts of cool reflection,
would not havo committed tho deed;
but having tho mtana of destruction
always road to band could not an
der tho itnpulbo of tlio moiuout rebinl
tho lacliuation to use it, Somothing
oinjbt sorely be dono to stay these
murderous assaults on hiimin life
More stringent laws should bo enforc
ed agttiuiit all those currying such
weapons nnnecesnarily, tho press
generally has boon doing its share in
crying down this growing evil, but a
moro united aud determined assnlt
should be made, and tho pnplio and
society as a wholo should combine
to dinconlcnanco and oondomo this
permoious pi notice of constantly
earring such deadly and destructive
weapons, which so ofton ends in these
ttrriblo and disastrous results.
GENEEAL PHIL S1ISPJ2AW.
The paRsngo by the IIouro of
Heprcpentatives and tho prompt
signing by the President of tho law
reviving tho office of general of the
army in order that thodigbity might
be conforred on gallant Phil. Sheri
dan, was a graceful act that will re
ccivo a public approval as cordial as
it will to uuivtreal. Any inoasure
that can eoftoo his pillow or cheer
his heart now that he is engaod in
a struggle with the common aud in
vincible cr.emy, will bo commanded
by tho people of this country with
out regard to politic, rnco or re
ligion. Pbil. SLendun is nu admirublc
mau iu mauy refinectH. A soldier
whoso Rohiovomouts luko rauk with
tboeo of tho illustrious soldiers of
hi. tory, ho was eo modest and manly
iu bonllh that I ho ploiuofct citron
-'r; t npu'- friendship. He
I'-
wiro of the brad afi'-er tl.an
J heart. II.) bravo to be
iriRcttrous, too gcuorrts to enter-
tiin tmlieo, and if ho. jiolds in this
lafit dcHpcruto fight, ho will carry
with him into tho grave tho kindly
memories of tho people.
Whether ho is living or dead when
these linos roach the public, the
thiri Nation rejoices with all
others tbttt Congrons and tho Pfeai
deut eootbod his dying momenta by
so magnificent a testimony of ap
preciation of bis pricoloss services to
the couutry, and bis exalted charac
ter as an officer and a man. He
was essentially a soldier and whether
in the caddie on the Cold of battle,
or fit tho counsel table, bo was wise,
bravo, generous and trustworthy.
May be fully reoover bis health acd
live Ions to cnioy tbe honors which
Lave been conferred on him,
CSHTBEVXLLZ KITS.
Decoration Day was observod io
the pariotio style for nbich this place
is uotod.
Mrs. J as II. Long and children of
Beaver Springs were the guoeta of
father and grandpap, II. K. Sanders
It is said that tbe man is happy
who is through honqccloaning.
J. n. Ilartman, Squire Shinkcl, John
MoLn, J. E. Spanglor aud Jos
KubnB were in funbury on Friday,
IL F. Mobn and wife visited in
Frr-moiit, Saturday and Sanday.
The season of tbe year is about
hero when yonog lovers bang on
lovingly to tho front gate er occupy
the 6ton in front cf boosov.
Recently in town i J. uiarit mi;
...... ... . V t
PLila. Oscar Alexander and Albert
Mover. Bloomsburg i U. J. Can
niogham, Lewistown t Prof. V.
ar -
Koycr, Freeburg j M. L. W&geoel
ler, SeliBgrovo j Wm. II. Kiege
Mo'Clure t Jacob Steioioger, Hartle
ton i Dr. Rot brock, New Rerliu j J
D. Knawer and L. H- Ilartman
Millmont s Paul Eenfer, Reaver
Springs ; J. P. Condo, Spring Mills
I). J. Keen, Dalmatia; J. Ludwig,
Selicpgrove.
Tbe school board of this township
was reorganized on Monday, and the
followinar ofSlcers were reelected for
the coming year. Jesse Hackeu
burg, Pres. A. 0. Walter, Sec. Dr J
W. Sampsel, Treas.
Wbaa Baby waa akh, va v bar Caatoalai
W baa ai waa VbiH. tit aataS tut Caalaaia,
Wkao aaa Vaaaan Mtea, tkt iU to Cattuaaa,
Waa aU US OkMim. fW fa Ua Caaigata,
cotot rsocsEsnros.
Court convened Mondiiy, May 28,
at 10 o'clock. Prosont Iloo. J. C.
Baobor, President Judg, 8. A
v ctzol aud J. A. Smith, Aisociatoe
TipstavnB appointed, Howard Kliuo,
Anrou IlenuiDgor, Howard Soubuiu
bach uud Johu S Stellar.
Z. T. Cemberling and Isaao Shie
ty wcro uppointod Jury Coinwimiou
urs.
Iu pi.tnlo f Vil'Mitiio Luilon
....
Ninger, (jco. ii iIciKlwtks nppoiut
guardian cf miuor of said di c'd
Iu cstato of ("nthoiine Keiglo.
I c'd, and Philip Smith, deo'd, C. U
Oitrrelt was uppointod guardian of
CbaileB W. Kcile and Ella MoAf
Writs of Inquest awarded in the
estate of Samuel Muyor, deo'd.
Order of ralo of Ileal Estito woro
returned in tho estate of Elizabeth
Kib, deo'd, Henry 0. Shaffer deo'd.
Citations were awarded in the es
states of John Lash, doo'd. D.iniol
11. Huintzulman, doo'd, Dauiel Has
stngor, deo'd, Peter Bolig, doo'd,
Uargarot Uaugler, doo'd, and Will
iam Gauglcr, dee'd.
In estate of .Samuel Oborboltz,
leo'd, John 13- Weaver was appoint
ed guardian of May, Daniel, Martha,
and Rebecca Oborboltz, minor chil
dren of suid decedent.
In estate of Jeremiah Cooper,
deed, Jaoob K. Meoscu was an
pointed guardian of Wra, M. Cooper
minor of said decedent
In estato of Henry C. Shaffer,
dee'd, Angustus n. Straub was ap-
j)ointod guardiuu of I'ennis, Francis
and Lydin SbulTt-r, and Mnpio At-
tinger, minor children and grand
cuild of said decedent.
In estate of Daniel Loaso, dee'd,
M. Teats was appointed gnnrdian
or ilary Jv Wurrot. cuardian nf
shcr Loaso, ohildron of said dcco
loct.
Orders of salo woro granted iu the
estate of John S. Sholloy, dee'd, Is
rael Woodlinc. dee'd. Jacob It.
Smith, deo'd, Jacob Woisor, dee'd,
Jacob K. Smith, deo'd.
In oato cf Annio E. Danberman
lee'd, John Kliuo was appoiutod
guaidian of Floranco Duuberman h
niioor child of said decedent. View
ers woro appointed to viow bridgo iu
erry twp Kutnru to iuqucHtoou-
flrmod in the estate of Elizabeth
'otlcrolf, djo'J.
r. u.
.'.? IJn. A 1.-1
'0
Si.
uts was accepted by
ei, a son, at the appraised
amotion.
The adminiftrators, executor,
uardian, awignre and committer
accounts, and Widow nppruiucmontr
wore all col fir mod except those
bereinaftcr luontioned.
In tho case of the Commonwoaltb
vs. Charles 0. Fisher, who was in-
ictcd for nt'B'iult, etc, tho jury
found from tho tvi lmco that the do-
ndant wns insnuo at the time ol
committing tbe offcUHO, and there
fore not gnilly.
C.barlea L. bmith was appointoil
ovcrsoer of the poor of Wost Roavei
towm bip.
Ania Gross et. al. nso of P. S.
Bubb, vs. Elizibolh Greenboe and
Jacob Greenhoe. The verdict wac
for P. S. Rnbb the plaintiff.
J. P. H. Freed was appointed con
stable of Reavor township.
May 29tk court adjourned until
May 31st, bocouse Wednesday, May
30 was a legal holiday,
In estate of Henry C. Shaffer,
dee'd. Angustus S. Straub Las ap
pointed guardian of Charles A. Shaf
fer a minor of said decedent.
In the case of the Commonwealth
vs. John 8- Shaker, who was indict
ed for assault and battery, the jury
acnuitlod the defendant.
1 eter U. Secbrist was eppointod
. . - - . - z .
tax collector for Union township.
Reuben Dreoso, Sheriff, acknowl
edged deeds to Peter Qarman, John
Ilartman, Tbco. P. Hummel, and
Tbcs. J. Bmith, Fuq.
N. P. nare vs. Franklin township.
This was an action of trespass bro't
by the plaintiff to recover damages
for his wifu Lydia Hare, for injuries
sustained from a fall off tho steps
at the foot-log across Middlecreek
cast of Middleburgh which was un
protected vj a railing, lbe jury
found a verdict in favor of the de
fendant of 750.
Exceptions were filed to tbe first
and final account of Lydia Hughes,
administratrix of Wm. Hughes, doo'd.
Saturday forenoon Jane 2, Court
adjourned to meet Moudiy July 9,
SETTLEMENT NOTICE. !
Tli. uiiderrlirnei) aJmlnlltraton ol lli eiUitc
oi j.'iiuhuei ruiu, late ul hraokliu, ui
hinder (nijiilv. l a., dixi'd. uiva Bulim t
Ihikjiik kiiuwinir IlifumuH.-i 1m.1oIU;.1 to, or lia
l ii if cluiiua aKiiiii'l nul'J tirni U IfeMiil tliuui at
tUx olU a ul I'., liuiuiuul, MiililUliurKli, uu hat
ui.U Juiw if), 1mm, lur avulaiiiuui, baiw.to Uiv
uvmf vi v a. au. auu u. iu.
w.i. nnir.u,
w.u.Hri.r..
Utr. U AJuiluUlratorr
A DMINI8TUAT1UX'
X I.attera ol AdiuioUtraUoD
NOTICE.
tuaaaUUoH
juun turn uim ui
huja.r Oo., fa., Jaoaaaad, LarlLf Laau ra
Carry o v a a a I p I
uUI
alivoiwlva. lud.bi.d to ai4 a.taia ara im um
ki Ut waaa Itaiuadiala vra.ul, wiUa ilioaa
liaviua oialiut wllltiraaaat tiiaut duly auitas
UaaUd W ,
SUrJt'al. 4 , AJjRiuUtiawn.
wwiua uuoaraivuaa all yr.ui aauwlna
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I OStSf Karrooa Froatrattoo, Karrsna Rradactia, IiacommtadM fiy rmtewionM and tmIneal
rtaarai(ia, narvova waakaaaa.
I9M,aao au wacuoos 01 U
1 still continue in the .Merchant Tailoring business with rcrms in
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa.
and take this means of informing the poople of Snyder County, thi. 1
Lave on baud a well selected slock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and samples from the best and most reliable New Ycik and Philadelphia
bouses, and will sell lower than ever. Co ttinpf,' Cleaning, Repairing, Dye
ing acd Sconring dono on short notice.
Nov. ltf. E. E. BUCK
GASMAN'S NEW SHOE STORE!
You would be surprised, as a many others have teen,
were you to visit Carman's Shoe Store, sec his stock and
learn his prices- He has everything m the line of foot'
wear and makes a .specialty... . nnl In( - ni
of Ladies' and Gent's IV.LUuUbLAS
Fine Shoes
MFICEAT LIME, includ
ing brands thai Bannot be
duplicated in the countt.
His goods aro nearly all hand made
too numerous to
r' --"r
iff.k ;',. -cludina all the most aamired and desired styles
ialty tl 7. v shoes, and shoemaker s
Arnold's RoVm, Middleburgh Pa.
a aM.-roaf wwi
CI
ps3
a
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We Lave now in stock tho largest aid finest assortment of
CLOTHING & FURNISHING
GOODS
Kver brought to this town. See our great bargains in goods, Working
Pants as low as CO oonts. We offer you good working suits for
men at $2 75. Hotter grade $3 23. A fine line of Seersuckers,
Alipaccas, &c Chevoit suits at H, better grade, all wool, warranted, $5.
CASSIMERE SUIT for $7.50
Union Cassimere suit at $5 CO guaranteed. Woostered sack suits as low
as $0.25 guaranteed all wool and fast colors. A magnificent line of
Prince Alberts, Four Button Cuta
ways, Chesterfields and Sack
suits, of all grades and prices
Guaranteed to be sold cheaper than at any other piece in the county.
Our stock of Gents and Dove Garments is unsurpassed. We offer
boys' Knee pants at 21o. Our pantaloon stock is larger and bet
ter than ever, A full stock of IIAT9 of the latest styles and very cheap,
A Full Line of Shirts at25ot & Up.
Bamtscr Uudorwear, Improved line,
Trunks, Satchels,
We cannot give yon all prices,
would take too much spaco. We beve cnt down onr expenses the lowest
figure and will give onr customers tbe benefit of the saving. A Line of
Shoes whoh I will sell at cost as I don't want to wxvj thu with ClotLVz-j
A
WEAK NERVES
Or.nY Cow "rtriiro l1fern)Tml4
which tine? ftttla. Conumln Celorf an
tsv, Inn- wonderful iinrr tffmrUnta, i
cwuij eona au oonoua awgram ' -
iMnoua Uoroa
RHEUMATISM
lood It dnwl All. ii UoHd ftc!l whioh -
Bi4hJn ornna to t DMithf orttadtuvaw 11 lA
VM inM 1 1Hia J IU atUMl
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
pAtwa't (f5iT Oowrorwri qnleklr FMtnrm
vie iiTt
PiimtlT
riimtir pnwfir, ocmbiiH d with lis nnrrf
tt ftlKl kUlnvv to fstrfw-t holth- Thl
I kltlnct euoiilalita.
. Ionic-,
ionic. fnKM is uui Lrtti gtamaw lux mi
DYSPEPSIA -i
i Prr' Cnm row-eiwrn mioiy ttifii tha
Vinrli, and anlet Uie nrrrn of Mie dliriw
Mr nrn. Tliit I wbr II tuna area Um
Wurn oaaea ol &yaPfla. '
CONSTIPATION -'WflVj
fkntp Vin at Oowfo-wo M nM eatip.
tic. It lastiv. invlriit enor ftnrl nttirl
artJ"n lo tlio bovsi. luiilaritr auraljr IimV
atgmacb . . m-a. mingrnra.
aUOaaft, WtLLS, RICMARDION W CO. Propl
--.. suuuaoTun. vt.
Well Made
Q(Q)bllDEiD
S3.00.
SHOE
ViASRAKTtO
mm
nnJ of tha very best material, in styles
mention. He has
IBS" ,w-: s?J
?MteJn Fine $lip?rs,
No.Xcl'iiIrtiltjnrr'ivorncns'. ftvuJia ihor I mnn,i
I ...
A spec
half - so.es and shoe-dressing
. W I. CARMAN, Prop.
vmmi irara a aaaaa
foot
tit
3
VIP-'
eta
w
at
Gauze, Marcno, Lisletbresd, Ac Sco,
, Valises, Canes.
or names of the stock on band as it
H. OPPENHFiF TFiR,
between Keystone and Natictil Uotal, Kiliai;rovs
O O
v t rs v
Wl Carsly, MM Mi, Act Froaplly.
p tsscss lha facility and inclination io give you re
al Bargaina and will do it in our new stock of '
which
1)1
is Just in and comprises the largest line of iJl
E -DKESS GOODS, CLOTHS, FLAJVNELS,
VXDJ:nV&in,LjlUES,KIllW,YS,MUS-
LIXS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, Queensware,Glassit:are
etc. . You w. II be pleased to see how we combine old
time honesty in rualiti and price with newjresh styles
PRICES VERY LOW.
THE PROFIT IS DOWN 1
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Wo ask the privicjro of selling yoi on tho closest living
marjins the finest styles and qualities that money can
buy in tho lino of
Mens' and Boys'
rurnisnmg uooas, Mats and
Oaps, J ewelry &c.
Wo ask you to give us just ono chanoo to inako you liappv
with beautiful goods and Bed Hock Prices.
We will Pay
for a round trip excursion from lnlillrbnrTi, nMvnrnmn
or Adamsburg when you buy a bill of us of $10 and up
wards, and one-half tho faro for every bill of irooils
amounting to $5 bought of us. b
Economy, Comfort and Satisfaction
goes with every purchase madoof us. Wo want 10,000
pounds of wool, for which wo will pay tho highest price.
Dreifuss Brothers, Selinsgl-ove.
The Piper Breech-Loading Shot-Gun
and Rifle Combined.
- Avyw-ptin coinbined riflo
over other makes
even moro
marked thau thoso for shot
only. They far excel all ot It
ers in strength, accuracy,
workmanship and balance.
1 ho above prices includlo 100
cartridges.
FISHING
X Complete Assort
ment of
Rods,
Flies
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial Baft, oct.
I respectfully submit to
PR I P Side-snap aclion, best decarbonized blued
i 11 1 tiEaaJ cast celbari l,10 or 12 gauge shot, 41 Win
nseterc. f. rillo cartridge weight 10 to 121bs, price S30
Lop-snap action, imo as above, 3S-55 Uallard cartridge, or
41 Winchster, prico - ana
Troutrilca at 25c. a dozen, 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 po
yard. Keels from 25c to $2. Orders by mail prompt! T
attonded to. r
-AT-
Freidman& Getz',
We have Just returned
Mew York with a new stock
A Full Line of Dry Goods,
Summer Dress Goods, Quilts, Linen Table Cloths, Lace
Embroideries, Laoe Curtains,
Watches, Clocks, Silver ware, Glassware, Queenswart,
also a full line of ready-made
L T
SII0ES,GR0CER1ES, MJj Uave our store well fill
ta, ana n?,i,isb the people to oomemd see us: m are
inanmuijorpast javors
continue their patronage,
pcuntry produce. . ,
MraTiAb.4Vlv
99
middlebuhgh, p
Clothing & Gents'
your R. R. Fare
IM1
rfwVi-(e
'J
- papcr sho and one box of
- TACKLE I
von a few nrir.Aa Att.
i
J. B. Reed, Sunbury, Pa.
Beavertown, Pa.
from Philadplnhin.
of goods, embracing
H 0 ft! o
and request W frimda to
We sell ches??
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