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It'o Eaoy to Dyo
Cleveland and the S371 in Blue.
We are oppoapd to the re-election
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Thursday, Oct. 18, 1888.
I!m i iu.ican National Ticket.
V-r rr-l-li-tii
iii;njamin iiakkisun,
ol Imllntia.
VnT vli'n I'rr.lilont
I.1.V1 I'. M 'hTON.
if .New Yir.
KM'.CTOltS.
TIiuiiih IMali.
-wl I'MUlu-.
.Iiilm II. Tatruiirt.
.Ifihti W itii.iimi kr.
Illi-UN r. .Mm.
William ('. Ilntiilltnii.
.Inhii S. Mi Klnliiv.
.loHcpli U. T. :ltJ.
William s. KIIW.
Kiltfur I'llirlinl.
:illlllr I- Kllti..
KIIwidnI .H-I.
Knill. Hippie.
William .. I'.iviic
I'. t. r K. Ilu- K.
Henry II. iu-. lit.-l.
.Iiilm II. (iriinl.
wiiwm r. Kp.
Tli'inni- Iteaw-r.
j"-rif u. Hull liln-xin.
tohri r. Ijiikit.
Ii n-tnliili K. VIMit.
(eurite -I. Klllnl.
Henry s. Paul.
.-iiifi- Slilra.-.. .Ir.
porter s. Newmw-r.
.Inliti W. iillaie.
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Uf.iTiti.irAN State Ticket.
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Kkitiu.ican Stamumi Committee.
Ailam Id-nry T.il.la., T"liiu Mit. hi-ll.
Hi-vi-r-v. K. Ki-.-pi-, r. K. r.-lit.
Il.-nv.-r W.-i-ll. M. ri.li. .I.U Siiv.K-r.
ivnir-- W. II. Nami. K. H. W ,ilter.
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r'r inklin 'h .m H -l.-n.li-r, .1 n ull ll i-MnT.
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Mi.Mli-i-n-.lt I. U.KHI.-r. .I..I. !Mil.-ln-ll.
MoiiM.- T I' Mum I, W. M, llnriliu-r.
I 11 ii l. W. Wiiini-r, I pain Knw.
Ti-rrv-W. II. II inlliiu. II. K. HmcIhiip.
1'i-rry Wt-l I . MrnwT. .I.N. Willi.
Si-1 1 r"i-u r-i - "-I. I. W akEfii-i-ll'r S. I'. Suniifnn
spr'iia- I. 1. Maiil'i-i-k, O. K. Hi-lnlr.
riiliiii-.luliii Ii H.'if.i.-. .1. II. Ilrr...
Wa.lilnutoii-K. W . Tool. II. A. Ilndliirf.
AWcrd cf Caution-
of Grover Cleveland an preKiilent of
the United .States nolely because we
are eonvinceil that mich re-election
wouM bo very prejudicial to the
bent interestH of the veterans of
the Union. It is because veterans
have been harshly and unjustly
treated by him since his induction
into office, and iM-cause wo firmly
believe that his re-election would be
accepted by him as n public endorse
ment of his course toward them and
an encouragement to still Rreatcr
harshness and injustice. There is
no politics in this. It is simply fol
lowing the dictates of Nature's first
law self-preservation. There is no
politics in pensions in paying the
holiest debts of the nation to the
men who waved it. There was no
politics in duty and necessity of
defending the county. There was
no politics in the blue uniforms the
defenders wore, in the muskets they
carried. Republicans, Democrats,
Whigs, Prohibitionists ; Labor Re
formers and Grcenbackers nlike
wore the one and carried the other.
There was no politics in the suflVr
ings they endured, the wounds thry
received, the deeds they performed.
All shared alike in these, without re
ference to the ticket they voted w3ien
at home. No one inquired into the
politics of the mini who was the first
over the enemy's works. The Presi
dent has been amusing himself for
years writing vetoes. The veterans
now have a chance to try their hands
at vetoeing. Let them improve the
opportunity.
When you go to vote see to it that
the names of t tie electors on your
ticket correspond with those found
in the first column of this page.
Political pointers ; some distance
after the Gatechism : Name the
three createst speech-makers of
modern politics: Lincoln, Rlaiue
and Harrison. What were their
great themes ? The Union, Protec
tion and the Home.
If stands for Harrison, happiness,
and home; while 51 is for Morton,
with ability and wealth: P's for Pro
tection, Pie, Plenty, and Pelf; and
together they "re all for Pork, Pota
toes, Peaches, Preserves, Pot pie,
Pudddiug, and a whole lot of good
things, that the Emigrant come to
Protected America to get.
Poacaiiet many Important Adranlafai oyer all
other prepared Fooda,
BABIES CRY FOR IT.
INVALIDS RELISH IT.
Mnka Plump, LnuKhing, Hanlthy Bablaa.
ROBulataa tna atomaon una owiiu
Sold by IlniKKl.tP. e., 60e., l.OO.
WELLS, RICHARDSON X CO., IIRIIMTIMT.
Baby Portraits.
A Portfolio nf Tiomitlftil huhr portrait, prlnl
on (In plate paper by patent plioUi proceat, aenl
free to Muthrr of any lluliy lrn within a year.
Every Mother want tli.-pe ptc turei ; tend at once.
(.its llnliv'a name and axe.
WLLLSi RICHARDSON & CO., PiopiM Byrilngtoo, Vt
Superior
. IN
Strength.
Fastness,
Deauty,
AND
Simplicity.
lA'armnieil Imiilor more a-ornl than any other
dye evi-r mndo, and to give mora brilliant and
durable colon. Ak for the IHnmmui, aud tak.
no other. 36 color: toctnta.ach.
WELLS, RICHARDSON i CO.. Burlington, Vt.
For Gilding or Bronilng Fancy Article, USB
DIAMOND PAINTS.
Gold, Bilv.r, Broni. Copp.r. Only 10 Cola.
AN ELEGANT I
In time of battle the line most
.lii-rcely attucked is tlic more strong
ly supported. In politics it is much
the same. The Republican line in
thiscounty is most savagely attacked
at certain points by the opposition
lliis fall who hope by enlisting the
sympathies of Republicans' to defeat
sonie of their candidates. It is but
natural that they should put forth
every elfort to accomplish this end
Mini it is tin- duty of every Republi
can to be on his guard. You voted
at the primary. The judges despeud
ed upon your honor as a man to vote
for the nominee of the party or duty
would have compelled them to chal
lenge your vote, (.'an you now as
honorable men allow your sympath
ies to get the better of your word ?
Will you now allow your word, which
you say is as good as your note.goby
default and betray your most sacred
trust There is not a word of criti
cism to be made on the conduct and
character of any of the Republican
candidate. Shall they be made vic
tims of your betrayal? We hope
not. Let every Republican be on
his guard. Stand lirm for your men
and support the attacked portion
of your lines all the more strongly.
t'l 1 1 t 1 j mil
vote a clean ticket amt tuinil your
promises.
The cuuvitsss between the rival
candidates for Senate is making
things lively in that particular por
tion of the ticket. Cupt. Rates,
I - ii 1 1
I no liepuuncan, lives una carries ou
business 111 Lewisburg, and Judge
Hoffa, the Democratic candidate,
lives in Kelly township and carries
on business in Lewisburg, as wel
as ut his home. Roth are men of
honesty and general good repute,
and both are bright, intelligent men
Politically is where the rub comes
in. Capt. Rates is a thorough Pro
tectionist, because hois confident
that Protection is the safeguard to
American industry und prosperity
while Judge Hoffa, w ho can hardly
fail to see it in the same light, fol
lows the leadership of pronounced
v ree Traders, whoso principles, if
carried to a finality, could not fai
iow oik miscmei 111 American in
dustries. In choosing, therefore,
I A 11 i i 1
neiween ineso two gentlemen, you
should drop the mau and vote for
the principle. There can bo 110 per
sonal conflict iu this case. Leid
burg Chronical.
DM1N1S
ters of AilminiHl ration 011 tliocs
lute "I Patnr l'ontloiiOat" ol Mlildleen-ek Twp.
SnydiT t-iiunty. I 'it., dee'd, having been (trnliled
In 1 no uiiUTPiKiieu, an perrona hnnwnm ii.ein.
pt-lvei luilvhteil to aHtil eptatu ore ri'iiiePti-d to
nuke Iliiini-illiiU-pnyinrut. while Ihupe havlnir
-lu 1 111 will preneut llii-ru duly autheiitlenU-d I"
the uiiiletPiKued.
1II0MIY III'MMKI.,
Si-pt. '.0, '81. Adui inlrtrutur.
oHi'iiANs' coi irr SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
Tin1 iiiiili-rslioii'd A.liiilnlst nita.r of pi-li-r I'mi-
lions lad- or Mhii'rri-k lo iiblilp. snwlrrroiin-
. I'll., di-r'il. I.,v Mrini- nf an onh-r Ismh-iI mil ol
In-1 irnli.ms' i i.iii'i of sn.Mli-r l oiinty HI i-xpusi-o
piililu- -1I1' on I In- pi'i'liilsi-A nil
Tuesday, October), 1H8H,
Hi 10 ii'i'liM-k n. III. Thi' fnllnvt hit; iIi-mtIIm-iI n-ul
i-xlalo. IoViII : All thai - rI;ilii iiii-ssiiii).')' ami
trai l ol liili.I hlliluli- In Mlililli iTii k tow nslilp.
siiiti-r riMinn , I'a., IkiiiiiiIi-iI on the Norm by
hiinls n( .lolin Iniiikli-lHTt.'i-r'H hi-Lrs. Kast by
iiiOm or Man I i 11 11 1 111 1 . Niulh by litmlK or lli-iiry
s.mr. Wi-si by iiin nf lli-nrv 1 1 11 11 1 1 1. -I . imitiiln.
In :i M KKs. ninn' or W with tin- appiili'iiiiiii'-
oil whli Ii nri- eriTt.-il u TWO ST1(Y 1W Kl.l
INH llol SK. HANK II A II N mill olht-r mvi-sarv
iiiiliiiililli. 's, h1-.ii an nrrliHid ut I'holre rrult
Iii'i-m. phhI hpriiiK ol water m-ar the ibxir. iiImiiii
411 arri-s o On-alnite land Is i li-ar, ami 111.; r-M
Is well lluilu-ri-il.
I KHMs-mt rrnt. ra.si and I lie lialalnv on
iiie 1st nay or April is-.
IIK.MII lit Mill-. 1.,
Oi-t.4. 'kv Administrator,
SHERHT S SALKOF
REAL ESTATE!
Ilv vlrtiit' of a writ or l.i vail Km liis Isxiieil nut
ol I lie roiirt of minium I'Ii-iin ol Sn.Mh-r rmnily
I'll., ami to mi' illn-rl.-d. 1 will expose the fiillinv-
llitf l-al Kstule In pulilli- nale at the Oiurt House
in 1110 iiorouii in .Miiiiiii-iiiirKh at 11) orlm-k u. 111.
Saturday Nov. 3, 18H8.
tirlniiii. I-v. Va.
Id Inir nil that ci rlalu tnirt of land sltnule In
Wa.sliliiKUiu lowusiup, Snyder coiiiity, I'l-uiia.
Ilouiiib-d and (li'srrlln-il
wit: lloiinili-d North by lands ol Joiiim KKslnir
and di'si-rllii'd rt-sM-ciU, y us follow s to
er and Henry K lister. Kast by lands or II
lioyi-r und I'iihllc road. S0111I1 liy Sainiii-1 ld-lrlii-n-hul
k mill I'lillln Moer, West by JoHi'iih SL-fTeu
Ullll lll'UI lUSli- L-OI111UU1UK
122 Acres,
more or lem whorennriH ererb-d a two slorv
rranm liWKI.I.IMi HoisK. JJmik lturn and all
m-ressary outbuildings.
Sel.ed taken Into exerutloD and to be sold as
me proH-rty 01 Kiiuitx-tn fnvner.
KKt'liKN IlltKESK.SUerlff,
nnenn soinre iiuuiieiniryn, I'u. Oct, b. m.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
7i the matter of the JZttate of Sam
m l JtT. late of Centre town
nhijt, Snmler county, J'a.,dec'l.
To Sophia Mover and eleven ehlhlren. vl
ur huriua My.r una uf the petltloaer ol Centra
townxtnp, Snyder county, l'a.,and Iivlna Moy.
er, who In Inieriuarrlud with lleo. I. Kline the
other petlUonar uf Adam townidilp, Snyder
rouniy, ., n umiiiKion oioyer, 1 lire. Jtlver,
St. Jne county. Mli-hlKHO, David Mayer of lry
Valley X Horn!, t.'nlon county, Ha.. Jaiwa Moy.
.. I'vanLlln AwHt.lt. Un...a... - . ..
v. vi ...n.rni, nilUDl CUUII1V, r.
Hmwell Moyerol Mlddleureek township, Snyder
eouuty, I'a., Jeremiah Moy.r of Adaini town.
.hip, Snyder eonnty. Pa., Jackmm ftloyer of
i.iiiiefiniie luwiminp, union county, I'a., Jam
.vioyer 01 iii-aver lownmilp, Snyiler eouolT, I'a
nitrau mover inieriiiarrieii with William L.0M ol
lleaver tnwiichlp, Snyiler county, I'a., Alien
Moyer of Centre Uiwoihlp. Sufder county, i'a.
You are hereby nutlhed tluil bv virtue nl a
writ of lniiilltlon Iwued nut of the Orphan'
Court of huyib-r county, and to m. directed that
an miiiiem win lie Held on tha jirauilie. In
Centra townhip. Snyder county. Pa., on Sat
unlay ISov, !I4, 'M, at 10 o'clock A. M.to make
partition or valuation ol tb. Kual Kut. ol aald
deeeaii.d. When aud where you may attend II
ou Uliui iniir.
UEUHEN DUEESESlieria.
j Line of STOVES
Such hs has never before been aeen In Hnytlcr eonnty will lie found at
n m nnn uriTin
a. khuaum
ST01E DEPOT
Tin. VHrietv In so irrertt. tlipstvlea no eleirnnt. ami tlio oricen no rfasonable
tliat the closoft liiiyers cunt resiet the tempting appearance of the
uutgiiiliRent Square Renters sod Klegant t ook Stoves nml
All buy a Stove and go home happy.
New Sunshine, Art Fortune, Xcw
lltiwo Ventilated, and others.
Square Heaters:
Xcw Regulator, New Susquehanna,
Grand Times, (lolden Age, Kl, EU
Cook Stoves.
S. T. Buck, Merchant Tailor
NEW BERLIN, PA.
AUKNTKOU T1IK
Iff 111
Sewing Machine
This niachinu Is beyond
doubt the lightest runninir, ens
lest operated ami most durable
machine In the market. Simple,
stronir. swift, and sure. Perfect
' In every particular. It lias work
"Sp ; ed itself Into the lead nuainst all
'- competition and to-tlay stands
uiirivalett for all purposes.
A new Stock of Goods
has just been received which we will
tnke plenaed tonhow you ami If you are
A COMPETENT JUDGE
of good andntylieh clothing? If solet
nie prevail on you to call at my store
and look over my
Fall Stock.
It Is made up of the choicest and inot
desirable selections that it lias ever
been our good fortune to secure and
has been bought under the most fav
orable conditions that ready money
can control.
is a wo!
In upsetting high price, and we have
used it well. Our
C-Call at once,
G. C. GUTELIUS.
Middlebnrgh, I'a,
D
VNav mm
11 11 1 itii- 11
r ran n
1888. Spring and Summer. 185
Wo arc now prepared to show you an immense varit
Jl.UUUilMJUlUUU.AUH,
In Dry (Joods we have an elegant line of Coinlun
Suitings, Ladies' Cloth, Satinet?,
A Variety of Wash Dress God
Scotch Zephyr Cloth, Century Cloth,
New Calicoes, "White Dress (
An Elegant Line of Cassimeres
Laces, and Embroideries.
.FEn'stacllass Gn'ocerie
SCHOC BROS., Selinsgroi
My Merchant Tailoring Department
i full and complete. I am daily receiving shipments of ( LOTUS, CASSI
MF.ItKS, Y.ti'.. fur tlie niannfactiire nf Stylish and well made Clot hint:. I
take orderit for suitsthrotih Snyder county ami al wnysguariintee Satisfac
tion. uuu.ing, Dying and Repairing Neatly and Cheaply done.
Cali and examine the famious New Home Machine, see the uuliy of goods
ami the tvles of our clothing und we will need no other recoinendations.
Aug. W, s. S. T. lU'CK, New Berlin, 1'n,
The Piper Breech-Loading Shot-Gun
and Rifle Combined.
This system in combined rillo
and shot-gun oilers advantages
over other makes even more
marked than those for shot
only. They far excel all oth
ers in strength, accuracy
workmanship and balance.
nn I n re Side-snap action, best decarbonized blued
I it I d LiO easteclbarrl,10 or 12 gauge shot, 44 Win
nsetere. f. rillo cartridgo weight 10 to 121bs, price 830
Top-snap action, same as above, 38-55 Uallard cartridge, or
44 Winchster, price - . $30
The above prices ineludio lOOJpaper sho and one box of
cartridges.
FISHING-TACKLE I
A Complete Assort
incut of
Bods.
Flies
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial IJait, ect.
I respectfully submit to you a few prices. Assorted
Trout-ties 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 vard. all other lines from 1 to 2 cents po
yard. Keels from 25c to $2. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. B. Reed, Sunbury, Pa.
Well MI ad
1 still continue in the Merchant Tailorine business with roc J
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa
ami take this means of informing the people of Snyder ounty, I
have on baud a well selected stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and samples from the best and most reliable New York and PLila!
houses, and will sell lower than ever, Uatting, Uleaniug, liepnincg
infr and ScouriDcr dono on short notice.
No. ltf. i. c.
AT
Freidman & Getz's, Beavertowfi
t&" IT e have just returned from Philadelphia
New York with a new stock of goods, embracing
A Full Line of Dry Goo
Summer Dress Goods, Quilts, Linen Table Cloths, II
Embroideries, Lace Curtains,
Matches, Clocks, Silverware, Glassware, Queenm
also a full line of ready-made
L Y 0-0 0 M
srrn ES. GROCERIES. Sc. We have our store u'4
ed, and request the people to come andlsee us- m,
thankful for past favors and request our frit,
continue their patronage- We sell cheap for co
country produce.
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