.fiVDlflmrglj $ost.
Published every Thumlay.
T. H. BARTER Editor and Ficpnelcr.
xjotcs to susscaissai
Iinik tit the flu'tire on the Inbel of
your pit per. Ihi'.xi' fiiriirtf tll yon
THK HATK TO Willi H Y H'll !l IISCHI P-
tion I- paiu. Within :i week after
inonevl lit, nee if date N cluiiiifcii
'o oilier reeeliit in neeettHarv.
Thursday, July 20, 18SS.
V-r IVrnl.l. nt
Itr.N.IAMIN II AHHISON,
il IikIUiia
K"f Vki- l'n"i'l-tit
I.KVI V M II I'l I N .
ol N Y"rk.
Judiciary.
Yor Ntijr'Mn' .lii'iic.
JAMIS T. MIT III' l l'lula.i'l'Mii.
Ap-i iiic I 1 1!
HJMIY HlniWN.
Crar.ty Ticket.
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Ih'lrl'-t Attnrnrv.
II. 1. Ml 1. 1. Kit. Jr.
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Z.TAYI.UH UKMUKHl.tNfi
Republican Standing Conmittco-
Ailnm llrnrv Tiitiln. T'll'lm Mit'hi'll.
Hmitrr-W. K Yr. '. ". Y. S"M.
IH-hvit W.-i-ll. M. I'l.li. .!.. Sny.li r.
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hniimuii SniK.n l."im. 'ln. Tfiimiwi.
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Mlililli'i-m-k-.l. H. K Iit. J. J. Mltitii'.l.
Alntirif.-T I' Uniii'in-I. W. . M'.r.lnrr.
V-(. W, Wiiiiht, I-I M- li"W.
PiTr-W. II. II 'r.'liiii. 1 1. K. Hr ''.
I'rrr'v W-t I . ' Mn r. .I.N. Willi,
s.-ln'i-arin- -!. I, w iiifn-' Hit S. I'. Miiipnn
Sprlnir I. 1. M ml U. I . li. kl".
I nicn-.l .1,11 i II .n -. .1. H. Il. rr..l.l.
W..ln'..ii-K.. W.T-.I i. A. lu.f .t.irf.
If the Ki ptil licim plntfoi in eonld
he placed in tli hand of every in
telligent Yoter li'it II hitiu'l!' npeeeli
Would lie neetleil, if carefully reiul.
Itt lileity is oik of itnliest points,
for stilting nil tlie fact that it tloen
ill Mich it hor! f-pie'c.
Chairman I'.stee said in his speech
before llir late ( 'liici'.'o convention:
"In 1 hi ; 1 tlieuttiiek was upon the
nrniies of tin- nation: in 'HH it is upon
the imlustrieh of the country." This
iH exactly so. With factories for
fort s, put re l isin for powder, und
ballot for bullet, the lhitish will
he repelled as in two previoiiH wnrH,
und the Democratic foc-i us they
i the rebellion.
All men, and woman as w ell, w ho
commit deliberate murder in New
York State after January 1, next,
will ln shocked to death instead of
ehol-.t i !is l,i ri tofore. Its operation
is postponed until next year, in or
der, w suppose, t li.it intendim; mur
derer ini.y take w ,i; uiny: from the
late in sti.i'e fir lla in. llaiij.'intf is
u liai 1 : l i i .- node "i' exeeiilion at
the lu st, lull wlnllii r di .it li ly elee
trie shock is as ceriuin. sudden and
painless as it appears to he in the
ease of the ictiins from electric li'ht
wires has yet to lie conclusively de
monstrated. If New York's experi
ment in this direction winks well
no doubt other states will promptly
follow its example.
The Naturalized American.
A K' cat deal him and can be naid
with recard to immigration in Amer
ica. That thincountry has received
great and lasting benefit h through
thin none need deny, while on the
other hand a ood many of doubtful
character and habits, whose "room
would have been inliitely better than
their company" have managed
through this loophole to xlip in
among us, and their presence have in
many instances proved detrimental
to the interests of our citizens and
the institutions of our country; but
for all that w e would venture to say,
if both were put in a balance, the
good would largely outweigh the
bad. It is surprising, if we contem
plate the fact, how so many of differ
ent nationalities, habits, and educa
tion, can combine together in the
manner they have done, and present
such a solid phalanx whenever the
peace and unity of our nation is at
stake, or any foreign power threatens
to encroach upon us. lint too much
must not be expected or required
from the naturalized American. The
laud that gave him birth will always,
naturally, have a nook in his heart
and memory which he will at times
love to ponder over. The Irishman
will never forget the '"harp 'f Erin''
and the green Hag, the (lerman will
admire his Uisiiiiirck and Kaiser
William, the Englishman will always
be ready to talk of Gladstone and
other celebrities of his country, and
so on through all the different na
tionalities that Hock to our country,
there will be something in the land
they have in a measure renounced,
to admire and lmld in fond recollec
tion. Said IJyrou, the renowned
poet, "England with nil thy faults I
love thee still. "and this will natural
ly be the expression of every natur
alized citizen of this county. Well,
after all theif is no harm in it. No
treason to their adopted country
either in thought, word, or deed, is
intended, and, the sequel has prov
ed in the past that if this country is
in peril they are a unit in standing
up in defence. The born Americans
have been generous in opening up
their borders and welcoming the
foreigner to locate among them, why
not let that generosity go a little
further and overlook their tenets
formed in the laud of their birth, as
long as it does not intrude on the
principles of our government? Of
course the refusal to allow any other
than the American flag to adorn our
public, building is peif.-ctly right,
these are American institutions and
that Hag only should I'.oat over it;
but there is a tendency among a
good many to grow impatient when
the (lerman speaks cf the "Father
land,'' or those i f any other nation
talk favorably of institutionsof their
country. It is but a matter of time
until this dies out, and the next gen
eration that sprint's up come out as
full Hedged Americans.
Ho Kncvrs Where tc Speak.
(ieiieral Harrison has. since his
nomination, been called upon by a
great many of his ardent Western
admirers, who insist upon speeches
and who are of a kind that cannot be
put off. lie has propnhly made
twenty live short addresses to these
vi-itors and ha- in this respect been
much more obliging than any Pres
idential candidate of iccciit times
excepting (lively and lllaine. Yet
it iscminciitly to thceredit of Gener
al Harrison for good sense that he
has said nothing in these speeches
which has betrayed the slightest
tendency to be loquacious. With
out attempting to say brilliant things
he has always had something pleas
ant to express in a clear and terse
fashion, which shows that he values
huiLMia::)' and 1. lo -w.-. how to use it.
No one that goc.-; oef the little
siiccchi s w hich he has been making
at Indianapolis for the pa-t threi
weeks can fail to lie impressed with
the tad und ui-dom, which he has
uiiil'.irmlv di-phi i d on the most try-
in" occasions hi a cundidatc'scurccr.
To nil of the arious (lasses o
nu n w h liuve cum il on linn he lias
hml soiin ! iiing appi opi into to say
without trei-pacing in the slightest
on d:m'.:erou : round. Tiii i isiiot be-
cai;' o ( ieiiei ;d 1 l.,n ison cannot make
alielv and vigorous speech, tor any
one who has ever heard him on tin
stump knows that he is a rattling
speaker, but because he has that rare
gift of horse sense in knowing when
and where to hold his tongue and
whin and where to let it out.
Assumed Names cf Authcrs-
l'n .;iK.t I.ii I'mm l.y li.r.Sl., linluewiiy, I'm.
Charles I. l'.rown, Artemns Ward.
Whit claw Heed.
Charles Dickens,
Charles Uroute.
Chili les Lamb,
Matthew 1). Landon,
Mrs. James Parton,
Agate.
lioz.
Currier Pell.
Klin.
Eli Perkins.
l'anny pern,
A M. Griswold, pat Contributor.
Mary Abigail Dodge Gail Hamilton.
George Ailed Townsend. (lath.
Marian Lewes Cross, George Elliott.
Sarah J. Lippineott Grace Green-
wood.
Charles (1. Leland, Hans Pivit man.
Donald G. Mitchell Ik Marvel.
Henry W. Shaw, Josh Killing.
Samuel L. Clemens, Mark Twain.
Charles H. Clark, Max Adder.
William Taylor Adams, ( Hive Optic
Lord Lytton, Owen Meredith
r. i. uoouricn, l'ctcr i'ariev.
D. P. Lock, Petroleum V. Nasby
Penjamin Franklin. Poor Piehard
J. (i. Holland, Timothy Titcomb.
W. F. Cody, Buffalo Pill.
J. M. Paily, Danbury News Man
F. J. Faigus. Hugh Conway
Johnathiin Swift, Gulliver
Mrs. M. V. Feihune, Marion Hur
land
P. F. Shillabcr, Mrs. Partington
A. W. Fourgee, One of the Fools
Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe
Phou McGregory, Pob Poy
Marietta Holh y, Josh Allen's Wife
Sam. W. Small. Old Si
The late Emperor Frederick III
reigned just ninety-two days. He
was the first ruler of the house of
Hoheuzolhru who occupied the
throne for so short a space of time,
that family belonging more part if
ularly to the long lived ones. Of
the German Emperors before him
Albrecht II, ruled from 11:18 to
and Leopold II from l"'.t() to 17U2.
Ih v. E. 1. poe, the popular novel
ist, died suddenly of neuralgiitof the
heart at hisjhomo at Coruwall-on-the
Hudson on Friday, aged 00 years.
A
Mrs. Dart's Triplets.
President nnrplntnTi rrln tnr the thfr hwt bnWos lit the Antrim Ontinf Fiilr, In 1W, WM
riven li IIkho triplet". Mottle, M, nt Ky, rhlWfn of Mm. A. K. Imrt, llnniliiimh, N. Y.
hlii" r:t: "l.n.t Ainrmt the little otim Inhume vitv ru k. nnl .i I coulil pi t im other food
thai would mrrve Willi llicni, I rommetireil the u-c of l.m tuli'il FimmI. It litloil tlii'in linme
tlleii'ly. unit tliry Wrrn nmn n wrll rrrr. i.ri'l I nn-Mi r It vr-v Inrifly iliif In the Knrx1
Hint tlii')- nro tinw m will." (.nrtntfil Kil l tin K-l Fo.nl fur la.ttli-litl bulik It kwrn
thi-m '!), nml lr U tli r tlmn im .lirlne li 'i" llrv i-n- '(. 'I'hrm , (I le.
At drugKut. Cabinet plinto. of thrr triplrtii Kiit in.0 to il.n uiotlicr of any Imby bum thli year.
Addreai WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO.. Burlington. Vt.
The Piper Breech-Loading Shot-Gun
and Rifle Combined.
This svstnn in combined rifle
and s1it-iruii ofTernadvantajjcs
over otlur niakeM even inorc
marked than those for shot
onlv. Thev far exeel alloth
crs in strength, accuracy.1
workmanship and balance.
T5D I P 17 Side-snap actio,,, l.st decarbonized blued
F 11 lULaO cast?elbarrl,10 or 12 rraueshot, 44 Win
nseterc. f. ritlo cartridge wei;ht 10 to 12lbs, price 30
. I... -.-ii.. r .,,,, ii, iniiiiv uinMf,.jj jiaiiarn canruie, or
41 inclister, price - . gjjfi
mi . .1 . . i i . it
xneaoove pnccH inciuuie lUtijpaper she and one box of
cartridges.
FISHING-TACKLE !
V Complete Assort
ment of
Rods,
Flies
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial Hait, eet.
1 respectfully submit to you a few 'prices Assorted
Trout-Hes at 2.c. a dozen, tr.out-hoks to jru 25c. per do.,
plain trout hooks 5c per doz. best oiled-silk lines from 2
to 3 cents per vard, all other lines horn 1 to 2 cents po
vard. Keels from 25c to 82. Orders bv mail promptl
attended to.
J. B. Reed, Sunbury, Pa.
ni:.( lIKliS- KX AMIN ATIO.NSKOU lsss.
F.aliilti!itlili fur ti'.ii lirr's riTllllrnti" w ill Im-
hrlil III tin' wvcral ilWlrlrtM nf Sli.vil.T ('utility iu
tiilloMH :
Wi't Ili'iiviT, at Mi'liin1. .July M.
Sprlni?. ill Ail.iinlaiP.'. .1 ill v XI.
.Vilnius. Hi KIImi-'m s. II. July v.
lll'IIOT, Hi Ill llVI'I'llIM II, .IlllV ill.
Mlililli'liurk'liA Franklin, al MIiIiIIi'IiiiikIi .Inly K.
I'titri'. lit I rut i. v 1 1 1". .1 1 1 1 v .
i:rtnliili' diiil.) at F.U'mhilf. .Inlvaii.
i si ivm, at rnv liu.nls s. II., .Inly
1'i rrv.nt l-'ii'iiiniit. Aiiu'. I.
t liiipiiiiili. al KcilifiT's s. II.. Alllf.ll
I'iiIiiii, in I'mt Tri'viirtmi. Autf. ;l.
Wa-.liliij.'tuii. ut FriTlniri;. Am.'. 4.
M . .li 1 1 at sli.niiiikiii Hun A ittr. II.
JiifkMili. ill Knilrr llli Auk. 7.
I'i'iiii. nl Sali'in. A lie.
Mlllilli'ii'i'rk. Ill Wrlrl lS. H. Alllf. 9.
'Fne I'XaliiliiilllnliH will lu'L'iii ul it linn rli k k. a. in.
rrr-iins titaliT 17 .M'.irs ul as'ii ill nut Im i .
Illulliril.
I'riaii' examinations w ill in- lui'Ii nniy in ai'-
eiirilaniic Willi llif wIhmiI Ihws.
illralllH lllllht In' I'Nalllllli'H III till' (llHtrli'l In
W'lllrli llii'V llltrll'l to li'ni'li. IVI'solis Willi niaki'
No. I In Hiiv liranrll will Ik- i'M'liiit fruni f xain
iiailun In iliat laam li next ynir. This yi-ar I
mark Irum 1 In . Ti'iu lii'n w lio Imri'ly mnsi'il
last M ar Mmukl liuve maili niiliilili' lniio c-
Illl'lltS.
Iilri'i tiin : TlK'i'i'rlllli ati'lKtii ui'i'rtaini'xii'til
a i riirrlnii of tin' Ii'ui'Ihtm wurth. Ai)illraiitN
w lin have mi iiU'raiTf ol (I1, l'v llin-il Im- nil
lit'ii ut till- 1'lsk of till' si'IiimiI Imtiril, which I'lil
iIiiVh hili'h iiii1Ii iiiiIh. Aslili' Iroin tin' riTtltlriiti',
illrivtotn wolilil ilu well In liotlrlliK m ilut m nih Ii
iih tin's': I'liarui'tiT. IhihIiii'sh iUiillllial Inns,
Imliislry, IiiiIiIIm. imturi' in tin- wihhii. kv.
Tritrllrrs hlinlllll IH' si'li'rii'il oil llirril.
II Ik i'.Xi''rti'il that tllri'i'lup w 111 atti-nil t lie
I'Xalnlliiitliins. All Uli'llili ol ciliiriitlon an' 111-
Vlleil.
I will Imlil ii Normal term ol our wii ksnt
Mlililli'laiiL'h, I'liliinii'lirliiK Atlif. Wi. The nil-
tiiia iiNiituii' win im in Miiniii'imrL'ii aiiriuif
the wi'i'k I'lillimeliillitf Nov. ii. '".
t . . IIKKUAN.
Mlililleblirk'll, I'll., Jtlllf Sl. 's-fc t o. Siipt.
a m ' A , I. ii im i r in
I'.i.'.'ft . I.fiwlhtnwn .1 . Tift ' ft tu
'.Z: .Main Street 7. IK 3.U3
iih i l.pwiKtuwn 7. .a net
11.11 6 Malllnnil , T.'.'H ' fl 13
n.i'.'i " I'nintrr T ill a IH
U.uo . II Milnitlfl . T.SV i :n
H.f7 12 Wniinor 7 4:1 J.III
8 41 17 Mci lure 7 hi 3.13
k 4:1 ; if" liauli'i .11 1 Hi 7.67 v.ao
'3(l 21 AilaamliurK 1 N.04 3.6'
H:M) 'id ; lliavertnwn I h.io 4.H6
i-.jii :ia llinl"r H.211 4.15
K.12 :: Mlildlol'iiiKb 1 N 2K 4 21
H 04 XII Mn.rr h.:i8 4.2a
H.1111 .'17 Krcninsr . N.40 4 :M
FawlltiK , 4 34
7.41 43 Sillniirve N.dfl 442
i7 37 4 Sellni'ur.ivo J. fi.u.l 4 4
17. 2 1 611 Suuhury W.U 1 3u
DRAINMARKET.
COUKKCTKU UV W. U. W1XKY KVK1IY
WKDXKSHAY.
No. 1 IViuisylviinlu
" 2 I'nltz
"a White mixed
Kye
Corn -'
Out 8 :w
New PotiitocH SO
K. l iui7 Itrliy, Scaly, ikklitTurlurra.
'I I in Htiiu.lu iiimlli'iitliin of "Swiivno' Hint
ini'iit," Milium! any Intermit nieilli'ltii'. will ruro
liny care nl T titer. Suit Kliuiitn, KIiik w.irni,
I'lli'H, lteh, Surt'H, l'hnpleii, Kei'iini, nil Seuly,
Itehy Skin KriiitluiiH, no inatter how nlmtlniile
nr Iiiiik tuniliiiK. It la nnlvnt, t'llietlve, a le I
eel In lint a trlllu. Jiinu 14, 'bx. ly.
Hardware
i
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SUHLUSY Si LEWSTCV;!! 33IV.
TimTul.le, In tiTect May ir, 18S
WIH1 H'AlllI I DIB. I HTATIOND. K Af TtVA HU
P in
4.IU
4 07
4 0'.
U.fiO
3 (Ml
3.46
3 41
J.3I
3.24
1.17
8.1U
i.!'"
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2.41
2 37
2.31
2. is
2 12
2.00
KtlliiRrc 4 oiiunodsitloii
(Connecting with trvlimon N.C. II j.)
Lev Sellnmrotre. Arrive at Selln'rovc.
(I.SOA.M 10.02 A.M.
1.40 1'. M, 2 H5 I". M
t.a r. m. tM v. Ai,
friiins Leave Lpwistown .Ttinet ion :
12 14, a m. S PI. a m, 10 4a ami UT. p in, J.2K, p m,
n 2:1 p in lor FlttuhnrK ami tin Went.
7 bj a m. 1 .4 a 111, 11 p iu, .ti p 111, n di p m,
11 14 p s, For PhllailelpuU, New York, Haiti
moro ami WatUiniitun.
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AND
NOllTHKHN CENTRAL. RAILWAY.
Tr.ilnn I.evo Snnhury :
6 lu a iu, rur neiieiuute, F.rie ana uanamlal-
nn.
V f:i a in, r or i.tok iiaveo.
liSJpiu, tor llullofunle, Kane anil I'antn
dnllftia. 6.HU p m, For Itenovo an J Watklai.
ft '.'ft a in. For Outawlma ami II am It un.
6 '.'9 am W Mm and 6 85 p 111 For W llkeabarre.
t t"i a in. 11 W a 111, i 40 p m. For Shamokln
and Meunt Uarint 1.
Train Levo Sellnfiirove Jnm tlen:
0 53 a in, arriving at Philadelphia S Up 111. New
York 6 Hti iu, llaltuioro 4 46 p ui, Wiinu
liiKton 6 65 p in.
1 66 i in.arrlvinKat Philadelphia 0 60 p m, Kew
York 9 35 pm, llaltltuore (145pm, Wanti
Iniitiin 7 65 11 m.
7 67 11 ni.arrlvliiK at I'liilmlelpl la I 26 a m.New
York ' la a lu, llallliuore 5 16 a 111, Waul -
InKton 25 a m.
'1'rj.in &1m Leaven Sunburv:
I 50 n ni, arriving at I'lillo'lelphla S 25 a m.Ner
York 11 im a m, luitluiure Ii 16 a m, Want
iniitun i a in.
.1. it. wot til, Oen'l l'as Agent
til AS. E. ri'HH, Uen'l Manager.
For 11 Superior iriide of ulu-lf and hen.
vy HiirdwRre it in ulwnvH bent to
go to old und reliable 1 louses
who have ri reputation
to sustain. Such iu
rislowB, Pa.
Iron. Nailn. Reel,
heather, I'uliits, Oils, Couch
and Saddler Ware, Munufiicturer of
Stoves and Tinware.
ARE YOU A MAN
of keen perceptive fiicultion, and nre
you
A COMPETENT JUDGE
of Rood nnil atylisli clotliltitf? If no let 1
meprevHii on you to call Ht my otore
nd look over my
Snmnifir St-.nr.lr I
rta w
It Is iiihiIu tip of the choicest niidnioct
ileHiniblt! Ht li't'tloim tlmt It lint ever
been our iood fortune to ecuri und
h" been linuulit under tin iiiot fav
orable conditions' t lift t rendy motiey
cat) control.
Cast is a WonflerTol Lever
In upsettlinr hljfh price, Mid we have
lined It well. Our
'II
I llllllil
UUUTJ1U XlUll
CiTCall at once.jf.j
G, C. GUTELIUS,
Mlddlebtirpli. Pa.
0
1888. Spring and Summer. 1888.
Wc arc now prepared to show you an immense, variety of
n Giiisliliiiieilcslt
In Dry (Joods wc liavc an elegant line of Combination
Suitings, Ladies' Clotli, Satines,
A Variety of Wash Dress Goods.
Scotch Zephyr Cloth, Century Cloth,
New Calict.es, ., White Dress (loods.
An Elegant Line of Cassimeres,
Laces, and Embroideries.
SCKOGH OROS.,Selinsgrove.
Ibitter 1
K,rS 1
I'itted cherrieH 8
L'npitted " J
llliickberrieH 0
Raspberries '2
OnioiiH 40
l.ard l
Tallow
(Jhlckeni per lb (1
Turkevti 8
Niiln
Soulde 10
uuui it
Well Mmlc
1 still continue in Ibo 5Ierc!mnt Tailoring biiBinees with rooma in
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa.
und take tbia iuouub of iuforminy the people of Snyder county, thu, 1
havo on linnd a well Bik-ctcd block of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and bampleH from tho host and rnoBt roliable New Ycrk and Pbiladelpbio
l. . i . n . ... . . .
uoubob, ana win bcu lower tuan ever. Uutting, Uleaning, llepairiDg, Dye
ing and Scouring done on nboi t notice.
Nov. ltf. E. K IiTTfilv
-AT-
Freidman & Getz's, Beavertow Pa.,
BVU'c have just returned from Philadelphia and
Nciv York with a new stock of (foods, embracing
A Full Line of Dry Goods,
Summer Jress (Hoods, Quilts, Linen Table Cloths, Lace
Liubroidcrics, Lace Curtains,
fr Thrill
Matches, Clocks, Silverware, Glassware, Queensware
n
also a full line of rcadij-made
T H D ft!
3
SHOES, CJIOCIUUES, S c. We have our store wellUjl
ed, and request the people to come and see us- We arc
thankful j or past favors and request our friends to
continue their patronage, We sell cheap for cash or
country produce.
j A
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