fii Men of r hMnn K I 1 throw
. i m . htMh anal have
ATERPROOF
BOOTS
W
SSAUTIFJ-LV
WITHOUT LABOR.
Priic pnilrii ttuat tl" M brush, end rt '
wHi Ug a v4im , oi.'f w .'. ...
irfcyrttcktonldwtMtnthnwrfjjn-'f
Bald by flh. Rt'W". Or.ra. DruriVt
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. rn;if.0E.H,iiA.
Dress the Hair
With Ayr's Hair Vigor. It rleanli
orix, Wm'fli-tal effect on the scalp, and
IjmMhk i'rfuiiin commend it fur unl
Trsnl toilet into. It keep the hair eof
ml sllkrn, prrsorvrs its color, pre vents it
from f.llitm, ami, if the hair has tiecome
weak or thin, promotes a new growth.
"To restore the original color of my
k.i. 1, ml tiiniml tirvtiiaturalv
srav, I uie. Acer's Hair Vigor with n.
tire success. 1 ciicitiuiij muj w w
Efficacy
of this preparation." Mrs. P. II. David
son, Alexandria, I.a.
r . M1if.tn,t a.iMia tt.rna vnnrs with
scalp disease. My hair was falling out
anil what remaineu turneu gray, i wi
... .v.. A t- n r ' Hair Vlonf. A.n.1
in a few week's the disease in my scalp
disappeared and hit hair resumed its
original color." (Kev. ) 8. 8. Sims,
1'iuinr I'. It. Church. St. Hernlce. Ind.
"A fow years ago I suffered the entire
loss of mv hair Irom the eitocw oi iciier.
I hoped "that after a time nature would
repair the loss, but I waited lu vain.
Man romeiliua were sucuested, none,
however, with such proof of merit as
ft ....... irln VU.. nuf f turran fn USA it.
The result was all I could have desired.
A growth of hair soon came out all over
..... ami irrni til 1m M Soft anil
heavv as 'i ever had, and of a statural
color, and (Irmly et."3. H. Pratt,
SlHiftoril, Texas.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
rRirABID ST
Or. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Matt.
&ld by Drugglets and rtrfutnert.
Siolc llraiini'lirsiut relieve, all tlie iroulU incl
lent to a lillious atatx of the system, such as
linmiirsa, KatiM-a. Drnnsuies. Dim reus after
eallfiK. I'nin in tlKi1e. Ac Wliile tlimr mott
remarkable siicccm luu been alio u ill curing
nenitarlM, yt Cabtih's I.ittii l.ivca Pii.ls
itre equally valuable in Constipation, curing
and preventing tins annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stiinulnto the liver and regulate the bowels.
C u If they utily cured
mm
Ache lhty would I almost priceless to those
ho suffer from this distressing rnniplsint:
'Hit fortunately their goodness iloes not end
here, and throe wlm once try them will find
these III lie pills valuable in so many ways that
ihey will not be willing to do without them
But after all sick bead
ACLHIIE
.the hiuw of so many Uvea that her Is where
c m:ike our irr.'iit boast. Our pills cure It
a-lille others do not.
Caiihu n l,ini.s l.ivka Tills are very small
sml vnry esy to take One or two pills make
a .lose. They are strictly vegetable and do
not Khe or puriro, lint tiy their ifentle action
plmw all who use them. In vials at to cents;
tlvo fur ?! Sold everywhere, or sent by mail.
CaBTZS KXSICUII CO., t Tort
bli bllh. Ssal fries.
13 WEEKS.
lhe I'OI.M K i;.7.KTTi: will be mailed,
ecurrlv wrapial, to 0T address Id ths I'nlt
sd state' l r 'li'.oiLOdini on receipt r
ONE DOLLAR
aasiit sod elnba, Ssmplecoplet uislled Ire
AJi1ro nil orders to
ItU'll AKI K. K)X,
I: lAMiLIII Ssil ABK'
BOARDING HOUSE.
1 ho under.lv lied liattiiK luiide ample prepur
Moil lor tlie ;i.M mniiio l.itioii el the puldle would
.i: v ii vt iimt In. will fur nt'li hosrd-
nii en.l lodumu ui ilo raieul net cuty-ttve cetit
t tin 1 or I cut v Uw cent- a llieill. MilbllUK SI'd
,eixl lor lior.cn luruislicd clirup.
'I...... ....I I.... i,.-r t.in.l li!M l.llllM Ik TtH rirtieCt
i, .ii.. i. i .ii ami ilii-v will not uu awsv
,ii...iin,l. Ilooiiit it lew duor wet ol the
4)Urt lloime, M uldlel'iiruh I's.
.1 I1UIKI. ltt.At HI
I'roprletur
Waniiftedl
SAl.KSMKN to introduce mil sell
our line elock lu their own locali
ties. Write for our npeclal term to
Hl-Hiueii during the present eeaiton.
KKidusivH territory granted. Halury
ami expenses puid to good met). Ad
drven at once.
SKI.() Kit & ATWOOD.
N'nrserviiien. Genera, N. Y.
CARTER'S
SICES
The Fence Question.
Ki. Poht. The ciueHtion about
Ibe rt-ifRl of the ffnee Iftw of 1700
lias boon diHcuHHcd for nntl BRainBt
by nitmt every perHon. Let uh con-
Hiilpr the inentH of immuring cattle
and Iidkh on tlie highway. I" AC
tliere are no inoritn at all. After
entile have eropped cverythiuK with
in their reaeh, they bepn to work
at the feneert. And as a coitHe-(Ufiu-e
they often get worried and
abused only for the Make of finding
a little grass on the ttideH of the
road. Now. if their owners would
gt to a little trouble and plant or
. .
ow a soiling eron. they could ob
tain more milk, less worry and a
lieap of ill-feeling from the hind
owner. The rich ami nnddie-ciasH
punt ure more on the highways than
the poor elass. It takes a farmer
Ihut linn inoi o imtiem e than Job bail
to see a drove of big hogs or a lot of
m a
ruttle come nlonir and destroy ins
summer crops. The writer has had
that rxniiiciife for a number of
years. Would it be saying too much
that it is only the shiftless who are
n istm iiiir the hnrhwavs. Don t
think it would ? It would pay the
man who lias only one cow in tlie
saving of all the droppings and ma
nure that would be made in a sum
mt r. '.Miner cent, of those who pas
ture on the road have some land,
but thev don't care if school keeps
or not might call them public
charges not poor men. Instead of
trving their hand at some new in
dtistrv or do better farming they
are loati n iron some comer or store
and are discussing hard times. Who
mivH the tnes or what ner cent.
does the poor man pay of our loca
tuxes ! A few days at a dollar a day
will oitv his tax. even at " cents a
duv he has more than the farmer.
The farmer barelv makes two ends
meet mid must oitv the bulk of all
the taxes. The writer knows of
farmers whose farms are overrun
with briers and brush who have
land enough to pasture their cattle,
who count their riches by the ten
thmiMimils mid who would take a
neimv from a dead man's eye am
kick him because it was not a dollar.
Now let us consider it in a legal
point of view and you will find that
cattle and hogs are trespassers on
the highway.
Along the public road you will
find chestnut, walnut and other
timber. If it belongs to the public,
cut them down, and see where you
land.or dig and quarry the limestone
and the man that does such an act
is a trespasser.
The road-master has no right even
to remove the gravel from any par
ticular road onto another. Neither
has the public the right of pasturage
upon the highway. No municipality,
or State has power to given right to
any individual to use the land appro
priated as a highway. The pastur
age which grows along the wayside
of a public road is in no sense a ne
cessity to tlie public, and there is
nothing in the character of a public
highw ay which makes it common or
gives the public a light to it. A
strong case to this point is Unit of
Cole vs. Drew, It Vt., Drew's
children in passing over the public
road to school were discommoded
and inconvenienced by the grass
making their clothing wet. lie ap
plied to the supervisor for permis
sion to cut the grass, which permis
sion was granted him, and he cut
the grass and fed it to his horses.
Cole, a proprietor adjoining the
road brought suit for the value of
the grass cut and removed, and re-
overed judgement in the court be-
uw . The Hunreme court on appeal
allirmed the judgment and held that
the owner of the soil over which a
highway is located is entitled to the
nableiueiits growing thereon, and
the entire use of the laud, except
the right which the public have to
the use of land and material there
on to repair and build the road. The
better plan would be lor all concern
ed to take care of their own cattle
and hogs. The time will surely
come when no cattle or hogs w ill be
.1 i tii our highways. This is
only a fore-runner of what will come
.' ...,..!.,(.. f If von wish to test
Hooiit'i 'i mi"' , " V i
the matter go along the roads ami
cut down the trees aim uig uuy iu
..round mid see w here you land with
till your fence law.
IVIll i en.
llo.nltal llrmcillrs,
.t fl'l.u iriswih Af Illtt'llliri'lirP 111
Iiii.itli .il iiiiHU-M tins Klvi'li rise to '",',.'1'' "r
v lull :in i ill-, r . ... ...--
1 .iiv..ikv v mil
Ihirti Lieveo-imiW : sliilloUI.-lius iiuhv
?j "V HUPPI.V i3itlsfiu lirll.v this jli'iimiiil UUh
11m ,M . . f,, in, ,iH lill'ill.
luvorii..- i ". V ,, , ,i,
ral linirllll'MltTrt in ii"-"'.i. n1"'"
li. t lis nt lj.iKl.in. I'nrls H.tIIii uml U-mva.
rr ptloiis wlil. H ' llieiiHllflits of tlirsc
1 n "i"' ...ii,., I, ..is. ,.rii'r.'il. lire.
'.IWlUIIJ.! 1 in.ii. l,f ' ; - - . .
liwvil .mil r.M.I rr iw, ut the 11..111IU.U prlie of
. .. li liar eu. li. Not u l I'"'"' l "re !
ft H III.' U V'USt? IHIIl rm 11 '- - -
"" " 1. i,iiu.i1 i.niiirH. llriiliclli
tl " AMluim. 1011s111.1pti1.il. llhi'iHimllsm. l)n)il).
mU I Ivi'r unit KHIi -y loiimluliils. Kever snU
. ' " ,1. . t,--.f.,.a u'luinvu. Iucurr.
Kwmy. rti-TuM n.T sun,,.
V. .J.. . a. ..... lt i...r t I'limiilii. I'unmlit.
nyoiir'dr.iwNt d.s imt k'p'P tli'' jy''i.;a;e
When You Insure V7hv Hot Get the Best
H. HARVEYSCHOCH,
General Insurance Atent, Lelinsgrove.Pa.,
Represent tho f ollowina Grout Stock.Companlee:
ORGANIZED -ASSETS
IBIS .ETNA of Hartford Conn,; - S3,5BB)B4D
1B53 HOME, of New York, - - 7,BD2,713
1B17 FIRE ASSOCIATION, Fhil'a, - 4,445, 5fB
$iT B17, 121
ThComi.soliriiltsiBir,lhsWE9T,srOT.ninr'rlsnre. sml Willi tlislr Imrne e
fM''tsllrvo.lr.llr!nnllqoMnlltslstysllllcnrtt. .,.,i.,.nl.
(iTlhslrnrnm setioo. fslr, hnntft sr.il .sit.l.rti.r rtssltns. In sit tlislr ls ri-tllsinsnti,
thsyliSTS wm. f,.rthptnlT..ORKATHICPIJTATION..
No JUsessmcn'i. No Premium Noes.
ARE YOU INSURED ?
If nol. writ to the iiIiuvm Agency end you will receifel'ronipt itttri lion
1875
SPRING OPENING !
Dress we
We ilettlrp to tlmnk the public fur tlie overwIii'tiulnK nppre
lutlon of our great cut on priced. All ntyls of Clotliini In
Men's, Yonth'e, Hoys anil fliililren's wenr nt precisely one
linlf the orlKlnnl coet. Kvery KHrnifiit Is
BeautiMy
U, I
mill In the 'ntect mill most fanhlonnp1e tlieltcn8. We iisk
tint a few iintititen of your time to call and he convlnoetl
that one dollar npeiit with us In one dollar raved to you.
All foods are sold umh-rthe protection of our
Wei B M.HOW n. ftHotto :
All jjoode warranted as rppesHiited.
A $1.80 ClnltVs suit down to
" 2.50 " "
4.50 HoyH
" 4.50 Youths
" 8.00 44 Cheviot 44
" 0.50 Men's Worsted 44
44 22.00 44 Prince Albeit
Come and ree our large rtock
price. My Hat Department in
lateht rtyiet oftiohby
Hals For Men, Youths, and
Boys.
Mv Shirt Department can not be heat. In Percul, Flannel,
White, Calico and Working nhirtH. Underwear for hi uer
in LiKle thread, liHlhrigiraiu, and Merino, from 20u npwartle.
Latest Styles
(lold Headed Silk I'mhrelliiH, Walking cane, Trunks,
Satchels, Valices Ac. We extend a cordial invitation to
oti all to cull at
flD. (tgeiilieiiiier9s
Clothinir Hazaur, Selinegrove, Pa
ElEfllilEIEK
FOU-
GUNS, AMUNITI0N, AND
FISHING
THECELKBUATKI)
DEEB GUN,
"PIl'F.U." one barrel rhot and the oth
er Winchester Cartridge. Tho
Rofls.Lines, Hoots, Reels, Flies, &c
only
gun manufactured Tor active ami ertcc
tive long and short ditance work. Al
way ou hand, lt recinuiends Itself.
Muzzle and Breech-Loading Shot
Guns, Repeating Rifles, and
everything needed in
A Complete Hunting Outfit.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
J. Ii. REED,
1889
Oil Lie lie;
m
mm
1.00
1.50
2.37
2.75
4.50
0.50
10.00.
and be convinced of our low
full to overflowing In all tlie
In Neckwear.
TACKLE.
-
,.r-,
1" .!
'.fsjrjuv..-"
'J
i )$r';i
MOW Jir-
attention.
SIMI PI.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Sunbury Si Lewistown Division.
Time Table, In effect May 12, 1889.
WrSTWlTsS jlnsTj STATIOKf , SAITS1ID
Jm a i A. I. m I r. m
o I'i.iit I,lKton J. o I I to
J7 17.01 MalaPtrstl l.rs sot
tU tl.nu Lswrntown ' S.C( ' S.Ot
4 llJll i Msltlsnr) i 13 t I. It
I. '17 11.4ft s PftlrUT s.lt ! S2
I.a 11.40 II Shlndls sit .M
S.vt 1 1 1 . 1 If ' Wsnsr si 1 .M
1 ts ll.'iSj ir I Mm Inrs s xs I I.H
los 11.19! t'l flanh'i Mills S 44 I M
lol II Vi It i Artsm.l.urn it I I 8.W
It) 11.04' St I HrSTSrtnwn S.tT I 4 't
3.4 1U. 10 Hsnlrr V.I'H j 4 15
2 40 I0 w I Ml'iiUshnrpb 1 11 4 11
14 1 .41' t ; Mslssr III I 4.34
IS-i ;0mv IT Krssmsr fl.Vl 4 111
l.-tf 10 15 I Fswllng W.'.'t 14
I. IS Id. j ftslinssroT V.Si ! 4 41
111 IU.1T 41 sllosros J. M 4 41
t.oe loi't to Husbarr lo.ot1 190
KlliiiiKro e trrommodntlon
(UonBMllnft with trtlniea N.O. R.)
Lost Ssllnsro Arrls St fslln'grsr.
.l A. M
10.03 A.M.
1 40 P. M.
t.iir M.
t.JOP. M.
fralns Leave Lewlstown Junction :
11 14. s. m. 01, s. m. 10 4, s m I 11, p m 1 31 p
in 31 i in lor Pltt-I'i.ra suit ths Wo t.
s is., s m w i n in, i sn in, f p in, m ts p in,
11 14 m. For I'hllHilnliiliis, Nr Yirk, Itsltl-
mors sml Ws'IiIkrIoii.
Philadelphia i Erie R R Division.
AM
NOItTHKRAM fKNTKlt KA1I.WAY.
Tnilns Lpsv f iinlinr ;
tl'iam, r or ii. lii'i '.iiii", r.rii situ t siisniiiii-
l.IS.
tf ti s m, r i.r ix k tiiiven.
I 4 1 1. in, I vt Ik'lU-liintu, Kane ami linitnlnl-
mis.
t "M l m. r i.r Knni.ru i .1 W ntklns
lu 43 . in lor tVllll.iinipi.it.
t 'it s ni. 1'i.r ('HtiwiMs ami lUmllon.
Vt s ni, ID ik. sm sn.l t r6 in, or Wllkr.lnrre.
tt s m. 1 SO m, 1 ti) pin t 4.) . m, P.irMininn.
kid ami violin t (.nriuri.
Trslns l.rnc Hn!!nsur..va .tnnctlon:
ft! am. srrlvluir at rinlsit Iphln 3 js t in,
,rw inrs t w tu, lUlllniure 'i tu p in. w ssli
Inirton 4 IX) p in,
I tt p m, srrivlnv nt l'hil,i.li l.lils 1 to p in, Nrw
York W Iti p in, lii.lt linure a tt p III. Wufhlniftnn
I 10 p in.
a 1J l. in, srriviiin nt i'inin.ii'i.i.ia io s in,
Npw nrk T tun tu. U.iltl.uorn B 15 m Wsli-
iBKton 9 Hi s in.
i rsiii Hino i.rsvss imi.nry !
1 to a m. rrinna st rhilsilrliilils 6 t.) s m.
New York 9 St) a is. DM. sr. st lisltlmora ' ) a
III., Wufliluktou S 45 .in.
.1. I!. WuMll. riTI I's-r Aicrnt.
Oil AS. K. H'dll, llan'l Miimmur.
BATMAN. Maichinist.
Sclinsgrove, Pa.
Operate liichter Si Omigler'e Mu
chine Shop and iiiiitinfnct uies, Iron
Kailing, liepitlrs for all kinds of Wes
tern Flows, makes all kind of vast'
lug to order.
Repairing Traction Engins a Specialty
New dents put ou old I'.ngiue
Wheels and evarythlng rendered as
gootj as new 4-l0in
lXKCL'TOU'S Nt)TICK.-Xotice is
Uihereliv given that Letters Testa
nien'srr on the rututf ol .Mnry Ann W'slt.ir,
ilec'1. Isle el Outre 'Isrp. Snviler rountt.
I's.. tmvs i.pi'ii iiii.i i'. iii uu. i, rmm'U rei-i.i
ii.it In rulil townnliln. All tsr...in., thrstnre. in
ilrlilcil to .il. i'"tiiK will iilrune innks Imiiii'ill
stn p.ivtni'Ot, ulnl thour l.srli.K rliilmn skhIiii.1 It
win prrsrni incin lor seiiieiiieni lu
.1. II. IIAKTM AN.
May ti. 'tu. Kxecutur.
S. F. SHKAHV,
Insurance Aent mid Broker.
I'eni.s Creek, I O. Pa.
Only rlrt rl.i. sto.-k 11 'mp uiirs rvprnsrntal.
1 on .mil m. pri.idinni ik.i Iieio-a Jon pay tin
a'!'''!!!!'!!!
Iiiiirniirn pi ii'.'.l on i.ll klii.lnnl uihhI frirm
proi. ity, il wrlllsa-. s'oros mi l cl.u i dies uny
wIi.ti. In Snv.lsr i. ml t'nloi. romiM...,
l.lhc-in C M. Shocr'. Stwe ,. niniTlll, Ps.
How Lost, How Krstnml!
.In.l i.ulilii.b n nrw t' llllnii or
Dr- CnlTcrweirs Cell lsratGi Essay
on the ruli'l cur.- ut I'C uift'-nrhtr i or lucu
loififv iiiiluctMl hv i'1cl'.' nrt'iirly inilifcrt! iuu.
ThiM-rl.'ltrHtfd HiilhtT. m tltl H.liiiinil-!' i'ay
t It urlv tl'-ihi'ii-tr.it' liKiii h tliirlv yi r i-ti- e-
lill hrtti'tli, thut tht it ri ji nic roiMoijin . cm
ror niiiv Ix riitl'. 1 1 v curi'tl : iiciiiiitur iu s n in m
of run t iiii" in .. t I'-iiitu. t eili'i'tiiul. hy
in an" t which cycrx MiiftTtT. in "tltr wlmt
liiii'nnlituii tn, iy he. tno-y run )iinicjl ( ho ply
nflvnt-!- mi t rrtiliciitix .
Ky'l'li.n tii tun liitti'-t l't In t t l.aiul' t
vt-rv Vinith i. ii 4 1 i-vit innri hi tin IhihI.
SimiI uiuh r Hci.'. in :l l'I'illl nivnlniip tu Hliv
ml 1 1 rif, HiH(-ni. tin t .-.( j t t Imir rcii ur two
mit;iu Ptmiiin Aulri.
KimHi'i.t iiifl((ln !'.
TIlKrri.VKUWKLI- MKDK'AL CO.
41 Ann S.. New York. v. Y. .'"ft nffl.o HoS. 43
Hold lor l UO. yatil total?.
M 9H Mrl ! U ttoiltt.
ftvlKk ftiamavtir. H r-
raulva. liej Bohj, Gwitl
nlu.
imtmch I
i it
titMthtr witlt our ImrM tvadval
T u.lU ltn of llou.rh.ld
HMMpIr. ThNtValplla,
well tb watch. w Mad
(Km la
tjioniU and Hiowa tkm thuM
.Hn SilM, lT Tl m fsn TkM
ot.. wrtw at wi mm ba aura mt raaflvlas tkt WaCrhl
a4 N.Miilr, w. par all . imsi,.i. diiiM
H,la.a V ).. Has Ml. I'artlsBd, MaJaa
llaar dtialsr satrs ha has tbs Yf
haatbaW. I.. Diwr
nd rlo ataannau
usa as a irasUL.
pngrl wunoui ni avnci p
Uta bottuui, put bliu dusn
I fS 7J Nfl rrrus
jirTraTalf'lli M ifh" IflfTaWlaWilMiri 1 f j 1 1 '"
V. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
QINTLEMCN
Raat la ttiA wnrlil Fi.niln. bis
f B.OO UKNI'INR II tND-HEMI II bHOE.
:.IM IIASII-HBHKll WKl.T hUOK.
.1.SO fOl.M E AMI KAKMKKN' HltOC
.SO rlTKA VAI.I K t'AI ' MIUK,
.AS UllltKIMlMAN'H MIKIK.
4.00 and I.1A Itovri' tit'HOOL KIIOES.
All niads Is LoosrcM, BaUuu ana Un,
W. L. DOUGLAS
G3 SHOE, ladiii.
. Bwl Material. Untt Btyla. IlMt FUtlaf.
ti a i.l a(l(l bv vii.ir dtoalw. arlla
W. l JIODOLAH, KKOCKTON, MASS.
Kximiliie W. I,. Douglas $2.00 Shoe
or ('Dtli'iiieii and Indies. '
FOR SALE BY
WI- GARMAN, -MIDDLEBURGH
vel! Dii
l'nro Water on Kvcrr I
with hnt Little Cuot.
The undersigned desir p
attention of the ii'hii!h ,,f s
county to his lmpri.v,.( , '.
well drilling, whirl,
univeral satl-fnctlni, fwrvsh"
lie has the advatifnKe ov, rMil ?'
methode-ls speedy, innkps llttf0
never delayed by th iiiaol,inr
ting out of order and Is in ,rj '
tlcNlar satisfactory. -r,iJ!lr
tlons can be had from .nrti,
whom I have done worn sith
Middleburgh, lleavertowuor n..'
t uir.
J- It K.IKZ,
,l,,vefton
April 1, '89. Om.
Pllrs I Pllrs I ltrhln.
pa sirs
HYMm.Bs-MolMms t lntf
stlnalnn mo.t.t nlKht i .ir. i
If ailnwi-il to n.i.tlnui. Iiiumr.. (,,. h "
sml lllrorme. hsrumln very
i.lnimrnt st tlir Inhiiiv nn i i ii1V!r,v"'
ulevrsti'.n, ami In unwi rs-e. tr,n, r ' K.
nmr. At druKslntf, ur In i:,,i
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CROWN ACME
ritM I mat ltllttilltr f I al
tumle fimu I". ttulii in
It gives a Inilliiii,! lii.li'.
twill not smoke the chin,.,,,
lt will n..l rliar the ick.
It ban a liili Hi lio
It will not xpln.l, .
t it wilhotll a C til), mi-, i, si an..
fection
?AWLY SAFETY OH
t is iiiiitiiifHcliiie.l fimu tlis iuf
Ciiule tu the in.., I pifpei!j,,W
pud r linei ic t in li.e v,,r1,
1 1 is I im '.est
Ak your ilfnli.r for t'limti tm
i'lmltt i nlets 15 lie. I In
Ynnr riilt,
ACME PILCH
2 8 T8i ly. .-m.Wt.F,
Itie iindcrslvrned liavnitr nynti i
nun ner yant at .MUlillvljiirn Hrpct
initnediately South of tlir
Franklin Honsi'. re.-iift.
fullv call tlieatti iitiim
of the pulilir to
tlieir fineliiicof
luinlifr roll
eistitif of
White-Pine Boards!
PLANK, HILL TlMr.l'.lU.VM
UAILING. I'AILl.NtiS, l'iiT.
!SHINiLKS. WALM'T.
XJiU, YKI.LDW PINT. I'l.'H'R
IMS.
and all kinds of uiiiti'i liil niutiuliiftf
etl to order. Terms iihii tin-1
ft. For prices call on .f. 'i.
rroirleti.r or tlie tTankiin now
Hwineforil, Pa,,
Kalbach & Spanglei
Painting anfl hwt
To rtprf(l ths nni...:.rnnro ul .1 Thiii l
Inn. It teivnttul tuliuva i.n.TJt'it "J sr
in l IH
PAINTING
I a lu.asa It Is eontWI thsl tHit H uW I
ii'lfi't nn ul mili.ra. Knr 111 it rpi-n
eluilt'il to tuka ciintrii'tt lr .uintinc
IAIERINO
Myrrll Isrnlflilnn tha insti-rlnl in4 4u
wiirs- This will onulilu m tu suiriti
anrli anil afftiril Ina a.l vantairt-a to mS '
leoeral prlra, I have a iHrumtw I l t'l
.and and tho ttneat Una ol wall Vi '
las
OB
ce.inly. I also uiuka a .eolnlty m
TTTTTOr.S,TKrflNG
ami will auaratitea old olt tu l UJ
naw. Old tlicostaksn In w
No futra cliarxa lor contract irvi"T
Write lor .rlcer.
a t r-i-rx-wn-'nnVE
jun iiuiJ:e"iy
A DMINIHTltATilKy NOTICE 1
r t A....lnlUtr.lillll ll I"
tsla nt Mar lletrli-k. Isle ol
KuruiiKli, Snyder louilty, !'. ''K JL(
llaan if pu.(it,..l tu tlia t.lltll.riiisn'Hl, 111 J
know! uu thonirolvei Indelitrd t '"ijf,
rrnuiiHtiil to IP nk a ltiimilu' '!" ".V,
lliu.s havinic i-laluis will prcsrut
Uienlii'aUd to tilt uoilen.lstir.l. . rl,r
MHS. Kl.lAHKfll lll.Ut
JOHN lltlKHlv.
Arll 1 'Kit
Kor Urnpy, Oravtl. ffsmianiiW- :$,
Heart, Urinary or l.lvr I
rinsry or i.ivr t,,,rm'w",,ust.f
tltllce ;il Anil trt- ''r,U.'
anleed.
All ilruKgl'ti
Try It. II I'"
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i TUiatsllisJvl
tnaclilnei'T""",,
Jaru Unswv j
Uto vino to J
I'laMtlltr.
Fa
not keep them, wrnil M and I wT
ruur (areMollua. jtxya tn
LUMBERYl
April 1H, bi. fra.
reuilt pric ami r "" '