-T f7VYVwT T L. Tl-t therein often an additional room
HE iTUUUUUUrfly 4JflStVadded as tbe family increase-. Each
room having an outside door and a
Published every Thursday. jnrKJ veranda. Mason "tone rliim-
T-11. MITER. Hilar Ml Pi oprtctor. 'gtlti:
hhihI instead of stoves anil furnaces.
Subscription .1.50 per )'ertlVTj10 nmjority ,v no carpet on
their floor, some have rugs and stain-
RATES OF ADVERTISING : led floor, and we were told by oome
one rnimnn on. Ynr '' of the few who liavc carpet tbat
(inn hull t'uluniii lln yaar
I in Imir'h t'nlilmti, llnaYa.r
rrotrn-ii.ml t'ar.t.. i.ar jrrar
Aullti. Kirrnt'ir. Adnilnir-tratur, ami
.'.in V when onee put down it in never tak
' en up again until it is worn-out.
They have no kitchen but a "cook
Aalna Kntlr..
W lien n ' it.rfial airai.K.inani ar ina.ia, m. j .
..i..n,..,n...i. m.-ni i.ir iMiimii 4 muniii". room. This jh generally a Hinnll
w rhiraa II Vi par Inrli lur Bft In.ailli.n. fl.u"
ir llm ffcinl lin..rt..n an.l T rauta l.ir rcli
Plirc.jilrl.t lU'rttliill.
Thursday, .Ian. 10, 188!),
Written f'T tin' I'llHT.
A WXKTS3 III THE SOUTH.
i
lllY MltS. I.At ltA WHIN Mtl.l.KR.
On S pt ni1er 21st Ihhi;, we
our native stute, renn'a. for a
Hinith. Our lirnt stop was in Wash
ington, D. C We arrived there in
the M'liiug, ami the first sight of 1 n,.)H are nerved from 2 to
this city, an we bilii'ld it, with it
lofty marble and granite building,
itx t i v wide, and beautifully paved
htn-ets. was-imlei-d a grand sight'
a-, the soft ta.VH (.f the i h ctrie limits
showed all in pel-fret as sunlight.
During our stay there, we vinited
the "White House," V. S. War and
Navy Departments t'. S. Treasury,
Patent Oilier, V. S. Post Ofliee and
Deal htter OlT.ee, National Mu
seum, Smithsonian Institute, and
the I". S. Capitol. Of earh on of
these many interesting thing" might
be said if time permitted. I shall
however mention a few. We spent
more time in the Capitol than any
other public building, we saw there
ninny thing v.hii h tiiur will not ef
face while memory lasts. On enter
ing the Model room where are the
statues of our departed statesmen
whii-h arc so life-like that for a
moment we are almost reluctant to
make ourselves believe that it is but
cold marble. The Library of Con
gress is a grand sight with its thous
ands of books of all kinds and styles
of two copies each, of all copyright
ed books of the United States. The
Senate Chamber, the Marbht room,
the President's Reception room,
me all magnificently furnished, the
furniture in the Reception room
alone costing M7,00(). In the Na
tional Museum we see wonders
from all over the world. Many
beautiful things from Japan, China,
and India, as well as the clothcg
Grorgv' VVi rrfjaigton wore when lie
was christ K;l. Another beautiful
building by ilsi-lf, and has a floor of
stone, the nppearancc would be diffi
cult to describe. Kvery family, how
ever small, has a colored cook. White
w omen do not cook or wash dishes,
and to do their own washing and
ironing is never thought of, that is
work sent out of the house.
No one ever speaks of an afternoon,
en as tliey "morning until 12 M. wiien
t rip evening begins, ho as you passtoand
from your dinner yen are saluted
w ith a hearty "(lood-evening." Din-
P. M.
(CONCI.fl'Kl) NEXT WEEK).
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Dssiness end Hay Fcvor
A NT.W IIOMK Tt.K.TMI.NT.
SulTercr are lnt ireiiersilly nuar.' that
tliesn ili-MMi-e-i itre etht:tL'liti. er that tl.ry
nre iluc to the )r-riiu ! In mt: I'liiiisltcs If
Hie 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LT liiclnl'isilie it till' h:e nail t-i"-
tinliimi tulies. MicicmoW" lex .iirli. h-nv
ever. Iiivs liiovcil till In It'll larl ami tin'
result Is tlisrt u fhiii'l'- n-iii'l I n lui'ii t..i-
inuliitisl whcri'by r.iliil I 'i. rutin I ii.il il- ifii.--ntnl
hay fever :;' I iii'.'hi.i ly enreil i"
trota mie ! I'll'"!- s!'n 1'' it ; - ui;h i..;h:
At lioine ly tin' pruieci Him :n fAowc
r;. It. For iMl:m iiiil ;':. ( !. u . x t.ci ui.pi- u
leintili 1 IwliiU-) li.i- ii'iM.j, . :i . .
A itnnil'lilet rM'hiimiiL' t i 1 1 - :r w tuatu.'M
Is sent I'll ri'ieii.l " nil-; l- ii
I MxoN A. SiN. I! 4 We-t Km: 'I'e; i -
CillllllllL kl. it III A'lU 1-fM.II.
SulTeriT' from caliitil.a! inmM
read tlm utiocc.ei-lt:li;,.
.i.'ui''
,'ht we saw, -vas the interior of the
new building of tlic l'atent Otlice.
Ourisil then; was about 4 P.M.
just as the Autumn sun was shed
ding her lovely rays through the col
ored glass of a vast variety, and
falling on tlic soft, rich carpet, and
the bright glass cases, reflecting
clear as crystal, (in which are the
numerous art icles). This sight held
the w i iter spellbound. The many
colors blending in lovely harmony,
the order and purity seemed more
than a building made with hands.
The evening of the lh vvc cntcr-
iii -.- r.i ill.:
ni Hie waning loom oi inc i .m i
niorc and Patomac depot, prepara
tory for our onward journey. This
was the memorable room where our
brio veil (iarlit Id was assassiuatediw e
had the pleasure of talking with the
lady who rai.M-d and pillowed his
head after the fatal shot she still
remained there as the overseer of
the ladies department. She showed
us the position of (riiiteaii, and the
snot where ( iarlit bl fi ll, which is
marked with a silver star.
We were bound via. Piedmont air
line for (Jrecnsboro, N. C, and en
the following morning passengers
breakfast at Danville, Va. In aslant
time we cross the line, and arc in
the old "Hickory State," North
Carolina. We sec from our window
bare sandy soil, ami now and then a
small log cabin, without any win
dow at all, the only acocssable light
being through the cracks and the
open door, which the reader will
bear ill mind is seldom closed dur
ing tlic entire year. If until the
iiiescnt time we have been so inter
csted in new sights and faces as to
give home and friends only a pass
ing thought, we now feel our loveli
ness as we think of the beautiful
green fields and hills, tho golden
corn fields and the orchards with
their tri es heavy laden with delic
ious fruit, and when we havo reach
ed our destination we find such a
marked change from our own cus
toms and habits, that we call hardly
realize that we are only a distance of
six hundred miles from Cenral Penn
sylvania. The houses uro peculiarly built,
without a cellar or foundation, but
instead a pillar of brick placed on
the ground (or sand) about two feet
high under each corner. Pew of the
houses arc two stories high, and the
bedrooms ar on the first floor, bo
M ARIUKD
Dec. l;, by Rev. S. P. Orw igat his
rcMilcliee III M iddlel Mirgll. KeV
Pruncis (!. Rowersox and llattie C
VI. Hassinger, both of Franklin tw p
Dec. 2.i. hv the same at tlic hiiiiii
place, .lames ). Walter, of Franklin
two. and Senoia Prutman, of New
Rcrlin.
On Sunday, January l, by VI
Hummel. .1. 1. sir. Samuel Hare
nii.1 miss Rarbara Shelley, both of
Middleblllgll.
.Tan. 1. IKS'), bv Rev. ,1. F. Warn
pole Mr. William Yeager of Ciiseent,
to Miss Amelia Rabuck, of Perry
ville, Lycoming co.
On the 20th ult. by Rev. W. A
ITnua l-'iniim A Hover, of Washing
ton township, to diaries E. Romig,
of Salem.
On Christmas bv Rev. W. A. Haas,
Annie P. Voder, of (Hobo Mills, to
D. F. Hottenstein of .Malionoy, 1'a,
DiEI).
Dec. 22, in Seliiu grove, Danii
Duke, aired 1 7 years. 2 months am
lrt days.
Dec. 2:1. in Washington township
of apoplexy. Conrad Ibckhart, agei
hi vears, i! months and 14 days.
Dec. 2H. near Salem, Peggy, w id
Dv of W i ham Mover, ageil K. years
and 2 days.
CCTTHE OITLY
Brilliant L
Durable cVv
Economical
Are Diamond Dyet. They eel all other
in Slrenifth, Purity and Fatnet. None otheri
arc jul at good. Bewara of imitaliotn they
art made of cheap and Inferior material! and
give poor, weak, crockf colon.
36 color ; 10 cent eacn.
c.. t,,r !) Hook. Samol Card, !lrlma
lor coloring l'honw., mnVinf ih fin Ink of Ululnf
(io CM. quart), ttc. bold Df uni(('" " "J
WELLS. RICHARDSON A CO.. Burlington, ft.
Tat Olldlnf or Broniinc Fancy Artlcla, UIB
DIAMOND PAINTS.
Oold, SlWar. Bronte, Copper. Only 10 Cent.
Their Business Dooming
IVmI.iiIiK- mi iiiik I liin has i'iiil-t'l Hlirh
it general revival of tiaili' lit 1. M.
Slil.nl. I'i. ill 11 I"'K' us ih. ir wiving
aA:iV lo 11 -I i.niei of Ml ninny llei'
lli.-.' hetll. s ol l'l. King's New His
roverv til' ( ' . ' 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 . 1 t loll. '1 heir trinl
It. Mill 1. 1 V ell. 'I III. 'II - i II I llic er V Ml II"'-
ulilc wrtieli' lii'in the tact that It nl
WHVH rule- mill ll.'Ver l.h.iii'inl.
Cough. C I I. Aslliiiia. Hnjiiehiti,
('roup. an. I 1. II I In' .it a 1 10 hiiig ili-fitM-o
iplickly cure. I bill cm (cm ll helnic
lillVing lay netting a trial liulllf lift?
Urge bi.L' $l Kvci-y ho-'tle warranted.
HUlVlPHREYS,
ER.HUHniaSYS'BOCK.
Cloth & Cold Binding;,
IM raM, wuk Ml Caaraftali
uiud ran.
Iddraa. T. O. Bl I l, -T.
In uao 90 VNA-TnulNI mmm,Mam . an
mlrnml I'Ualclau. Mrnple, eie ana
.... tt'Haa. ""SJ":
All.- u ...... k....r L unn t.llc . .J
VI "fa.a. " -V, ".I. ....... .1
t'rlM l III If, Iia-Ulimi.a '.
(Dcraiary, Hrliluu. Mtl.rna Culle
( tiulnra Morl.. vtmiiuu
Couuta. CM. llrtiu-hlU .
MPUrnilllll, iv"a-iw, --.--w .a-x
(.1 Hr.da. W., KI. H HNuUwJH.vi!nma . J
III liapi, i.iu"u -'. -". .
II -UUDrrl'H T rainiu rrna-a
1 feltea, l 1'r.mw l nrl.ia
Hi I nil, I ..imb, I'inv-ult lirrathliui ..
jSlt fthraui, r;lilMa. Kni.Uoii .',
51 BhKainailain, llliruumll.' t-aliul .. .',
(A vfr ami A.ui-. t'l.lila, alalwla...
I'll
aaa . 11 III. 1 a F 4llVlllltf
hihnlinv. .r M,.r.v it w..ik Fyn
'1
HOMEOPATHIC
TTtiTrrrI?ufe. luUu.'ia
VVbuoiiiiiy ouh, Vloloul C-UU.UJ .
Aalrlllia. .-U,'ri"ll nmauu ' .....
Kiir lilu'linrui'iii lni.alil Uirlu .
I
ta.Pl.l.llu. ti-lllHI-aIMl Irt tl ti . H W i U IUT
: a. flora. I l.flllUlai.rilVHl
llai..n . ult, I .-wiltll V r-4TallllUi
h'li l-.i Uiu'Nti, KliknuM fruit HI il lug
Ivlilnry lMNffirtr
1-95
SPEC IFICS
n . . f CELERr
Pam 8 1 COMPOUND
CURES I PROOFS"
" !' In'a C'lry Coat-
Neuralgla oitd cmi my rw.
out alrk hadach."
aaaaaaa Mr. L. A. l.aaMTaaa,
Saa Jacinto, Cat
Nervous
Prostration ,wt of paimTa
Compound, I am carad
of rhaumaliam."
Rheumatism 'ffiarrf.
"It haa dona aia mora
KldnOV food tvt k.dny dlaraM
1X1 ' than any othar U-
DISOaSeS cint " Can. Aaaorr,
Sioua City, Iowa.
"i'aina'a Clry Com-
pound haa brni of fraai
all I IvAf ' brnanl for torpid llaar,
All aalVUr indlaalon, and billoua.
niaflrdArfl nata." KLiiaaaraC
HEAD QUARTERS-
- V. mm mm mmm
ai rifiiiiiii Co
For fill ai Mai Cloi
AS
2.50 to 15.00
2.25 to 10.00
1.50 to 3.75
3.50 npwanl
3.00 "
1.00 to 5.00
20c up
M A u M.....I.. l'iiiikJ.
I rliiry i iiUuraa. Wi'tlln Ud
h I 7.. f t... .... .1 - .lih Hi. M.I II
iMaraar. of III art, I'al.liailon....h0
Kll If ua. Hiia-ni, Ml. V lliut' Uaii.f. . . 1 ,01
tlluaiui-rlit, I .Iwralwl M.ra liir.Mii
4 I, ri.nlil n ii ileal l.ina Knl.t..tia
Hi.ld l.jr liruKKlaia, or writ "l lM hd mwli.t of
prlc.-H l a r ll U a tui ti a r. I u raiua l . .
HrMl'HKEYB" VETKRINARY 81'BCinm-
lfd by a How para r llorae aad fata
III., A IXuiiiaiiliruUry copy of lr. f(uiu.brrya'
VeU-rlnary Manual iftuO ra.a on Uwmtiu. nl aud
rara uf UilUMtl. ADllDala-Uraa, CatUa. Mharp,
II. and Fuullry bant fraa. lluarauia'
llnaaxiraTrna Man. Co.. UM Ptillua St., N. V.
"KSyrfM r KW JC IK? J
n tvtatwMtac Ir i
I 25 CTS. f
mciM HOW. HtMLOCK OUM
PlNC BALSAM COMSIHKP
C I k aa. anitalin
r"" J M alf a
uajta.
tvtatwMtac
25 CTS.
S ron SI .00
or nailed for prtca.
Jl
.aaaaaafaaa- U W
J3 K) J V
Apprf OM BOW lO
Baekaoha, Mdaaoha, mtiaamaMan,
Kldnar Waaknaaa, Tandar lAmara,
Kldnay
criaaa.
ratoa, Urtok. Spraiaa, ato.
HUff afnaolaa, 7 am aia
It earn trtry aort of Pain, Acha, or Wtafcniaa,
lootor KffWiftir. f HOF PLASTCN CO.,
Paoamrroaa. BOSTON, m lA gtnuu good.
S. T. Buck, Merchant Tailor,
NEV7 BERLIN. PA.
r-rr;,?i.aJ-rw--a. KSI.'VT 1.1)11 Till'
MW HOME
EiiMiis'MiJlCliitliil!
MIDDLEBURGH, PA.
I
Mr
Sewins laclie
Till Uiiielilii" lieynli'l a
ilnillit tlie luhtPft rilliliiliL'. ciin
l.'ht niiarittfil iiinl uioHt iluriilile
mueliiii.' in thf liiiirket Simplf,
HtrotiK. awift. ami Hiiri. IVrfect
in evcrv iiirticiiliir. It Inn work-
.Vk-. a,l Itxelf into tin? If ml nvrniiiHt all
daaWat '. lV poiiiiictitioii ami to-ility Ktitiul"
.-J ' ' .. ! . . 1 M .11
ila-'-' llliriVHIPU lT llll llirllirt-n.
Men's Over Coats from
Youths u 44
Children " "
Mens Suits from
Itova "
Children "
Glen's Underwear from
Men's, Youths and Boys Caps from 5c up
" " " liats " lDcup
Silk Ties, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs,
Nock Ties very cheap and fino quality.
Sheep-skin, Buck-skin, Cloth and Kid
Gloves, Bnhbcr pood, largo stock of
Confections aud Holiday goods of every
description. A V ill positively not he un
dersold. Thankful for past favors, j would re
spcctfully solicit a continuanco of patronage.
1888. Spring and Summer. 185
1 - i il i ) i urn. hi ii I
Wo are now prepared to nhow you an immense variJ
n
11TT Mnnfln 1Tn4.nnn
t . It
J w w a, a at. m w tau ava r jt. UUVA 1VK
Coinljir,
' 11 . 1
My Mercliant Tailoring Department
a t. fafa.l 1 1 1 a 1 1 t ir
MKHKS. Ktc. fur tliV iiinii'iif.irl urn ol Mylif" f "' I iiuuIh C'lotliiiiut. I
tuke orders for Huitatlirouuli Knyili-r count ' V 1 1 ithvnyHiiiiritutr'e Siitinf!-
cff
Semiring, Dying and Repairing ily and Cheaply done
Cull itiul exiiiiiliM' tin fHiuloii" N'w II.UUIV8 v iliiiif. HHetlifquiill'yofirnoili
itml tlif ftvlf- uf our t lntliliii: nml w will u 11 i' tlnT n f inlatimi-.
Auir Kl S- '"'w IWIin. I'll
' fc'
t'
The Piper Breech-Loctding Shot-Gun
and Rifle Combined.
Tiiis system in combined nil(.
and shot-gun offers advantages
. i
over other mawes even iinn
marked than those for shot
only. They far excel all oth
ers in strength, accuracy,
workmanship and balance.
aaaaaaaa. aaaaaak. aai . 4 m
DD I r ETW Mle-Miap action, best decarbonized blued
I LI 1 V..U.J casteclbairl,l() r 12 gauiresl.ot, 44 Win
nsftvrc. f. nllo caitridge weight 10 to l'ilbs. urien ft.n
Top-snap actum, same as above, .JS-55 Ballard eart ridge, or
41 Winchster, price . .
rati. 1 ...!.. t -
xne an.Me prices liicuuiio iuo paiier she and one box of
cartridges.
FISHING-TACKLE !
X Complete Assort
ment of
Rods,
Flies
In Dry (loods we have an elegant lino of
Suitings, Ladies' Cloth, Satinet,
A Variety of Wash Dress God
Scotch Zephyr Cloth, Centurv Cloth
New Calicoes, White DressdJ
An Elegant Line of Cassjimere
Laces, and Embroideries.
i
SCHOCH BROS.,
-aj afr-J-
Lafiar
p- ii.a
IB
t' ' ..'
Sri
. .r- ,
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial Bait, ret.
i) o ctlullvsubmit to you a few prices Assorted
Trout-ties at 25c. a dozen, tr.out-lioks to gu 25c. per doz.
plain trout hooks j5c per doz. best oiled-silk lines from 2
to 3 cents per yar 1, all other lines from 1 to 2 cents pe
yard. Keels from 25e to 2. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. B. Reed, Sunbury, Pa
i r Our New ComTiiiiatiQn Slot Gun and Rile.
i v ' W h th ihr tarrl enmblDton ay inil, A rtouW
F A Vrh-Uiftar for ftt.AO Uu to it mm of ttiM 9f,&4
r t our KMrtitou (juns
i I 3 r iniurpwii and th bt ! la tt Murkat. If In wftniof
' I aW tUti.a at i Haa W alt h avm U Btabatal ar HiMtrllrtaf UmkII Bmm4 VOHf
i i?:r.::::r on it man on the oad
f ail) railau run. Aaaata fur I tar fulera at fcaa CarlrldM
Jeo. V7. Cliflln k Co., ii & 58 Saano St., llw York
n? t
Selinsp!
1)1
Well Mix
1 Btill continue in tie Mircbnnt TuilorioR LutiioeBB wilbr
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, P
nntl tuke tliifl nienns of informing the people of Snyder count',
liuve on Lund a wi ll selected stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and bh tuples from the beet and moet reliable New York ami
uonBea, and will sell lower than ever. Catting, Clonmug. Ui'f -incr
and Scourinr? done on short notice.
Not. 1U. E. B.iii-
New Goods! New Goo
Having just returned from tlie Eastern cities with a uiau'iiillc"1'
good- we take this method to invite the citizens of tlm AVeot I'li'l'1
see it and notice the
GREATLY REDUCED PEI
You will ttnd everything of tlm '
at which we are olToring it
line df
READY MADE OLOTHII
If
I.
Dry OooiIh, DreHH (ioods. Single andDoublo Shawln, Woolen WiD,
HpreitdM, I.ineuTable Goods,
Olannware, Tinware, Queeusware, a full line of Jewelry. Clock
BOOTS AND SHOES. RUBBERS
Everything Is new and frenh and the prices cannot help butuM
ent buyers. We are always thankful for the liberal patroim
tended us, and will endeaver to merit a continuance of the nasi'
mid upright dealings.
FRETDMAN & dKTZ.
UcaTorM