Brief Fum Hausa Earick.
I,,ever Kf.ksal Hardeii. Der
Hcrt July wore so shtill om Hausa
IlArriik dm der American Awdler
,.i(rnhlofa in un fun ainera tong
follA. Ovets woi'K nm lavi'mliel).
I,.r hen an fecht g'hot un an law
wuit. Per Wftke OH H(11 rum CO()nm
wore a: -"
never uu dor Warn hocmiuiiz iun
...., iri'Lo1 wmni am
v;.rJa Julv. Dor Hcesiiuitz nut na-
luwbt do iler Fiert ware der dawk
der Krislitulul Columbus un
f 1.- vnioli nut ITitmiml
L'fors in, un der Shenkelmoyer hut
r . 1.1 .... i..,
!ch10H8 lUll III K u
'c'Mwkod ansich ebbor don net wist
o der Fiort dor dawk in on dor
(iforiro Washington do tzaon dow-
I, ml Fillistawner doto g'shloga hut
mil am ki't'iibocku fon ma unci ware
Ut fit tsu vota on der grossa lection.
Yakliclier fun ena hen era friend
L-'liot, un do hen Hida g'nuinnm. Der
Shetikelnioyer uu hi kceuboeka
theory hen de graslit unershtizung
(.-Lot, nwerder Secshultz wore der
,ht moil ga coonsulerod. till hov
hg'sunaos es fcng gibt, uu ieh
lob am Ilullcrlieck g Hawked lire
late Lesser do nchwartz buddlo ei-
Lliluesa, un en naxt os ieh g'wist hob
liuU Hhunt ga-botclied uu der Frid-
ilt r Slieiikelnioyor wore uff nm rick
Vlega uu hut g'frogt eb sella art-
aving ansich ebber HliuiiHlit giv-
Iniffa het. We are ouh g'foona hut
8 are am Sum Socshultz iuu fisseer
: luffa wore hut are grawt g'sliicked
ar der Coonutawvler far 'u tsu
ttshta. Der Sccshultz is an nhpuuk-
her kctzer un hut bahawbt are het
i 'fuchta far do United States un der
krihbtuffel ColumbuH, un nuHicher
tion oh Hhpringa datu mit ho back
)g ware an hartz-cower. Do lawer
en awer net ho g'niaued. Der
luire Iluinmel hut agreed init da
lawyer uu hut ga-ruled dos uro kent
pix in KobiKon (JruiHO oder in
Peck's Bad Boy" iiua woo ic uion
lurouuer uinshlogii bist far diini
icit, den unisliloga niecht dale kai l
iirhhtond liirna un dale ena oft
uohl good cooina, awver tn waro
it lets wake far uu education in an
tion grccga, uu dohare duto are do
riul odera awgie. (Jli hen do lawyer
ira tzeiga g'roofa. Aner hut k'hIiwo
a ch ware shunt dunkel g'west wo
e g'fuclita hen uu an ouera hut
fuhwnra do kuu ware nuch dri
ihtoond hoeh g'west. Naxt lieu do
awytr e glawa liiocha oh ho ware
ore ni t dart g'weHt, uu voun net
fwest ware far am Shenkelinoyer
i Schwartz awk don het neniond
a-glawht oh ne g'fuchta hetta.
Iwer ebbcr hut guilty ti missii
Jiiuimht waro het do kunbta ba-
kawled f Der Sijuiro hut do koo on
a liarncr greeked un do lawver hen
Wfunga melka bi yaklichler an
uf duwlor guld nhtick hut g hot,
tr uoisdo Court uff-irBhtonna un
pa diciKHion delived wo deH : "Do
fourt find fun da evidence adduced
P dura trial oa do mittigating cir
luuiNtituceH ho comnlicatpd Hill OH
e gluwbt oh en oil mi nn-Mmi
'wthtware. Au niou ht mi r..1it
orain nouHwheeva won are wet,
er ih het neniond an rwlif ui wt
rfore hava. un der Khenkrlmnvf
Jut dot) ga-doo-dohare het are ken
ie un do kunhta nin devido un dor
?"o twa Hchoonor beer un an
LiHkey jigger, der plaintiff un de
feuaeiiUinm da heud fum Coon-
r i.ih der fine uff g'Hettzed
wu der Court."
En in couKidcrpil n ,...,..1
. nwuVIUUWfll
01V llltf.lkjw. .... 1 m . .
4 '. no irema fum
piuire nut am gronna gardle weUu
t'ugtt der Judge Buchw runna in
V- Are is an groner mon-weeked
IU1 lWIL linn,,...,.! 1 ... , . .
t ""wlu u nuHHeieii Uer
foao Joe wo der diheuker,
Ola Widdor,
. ' I3oona8tbil
'A.?ei!S aTiRAT01W' NOTICE Let-
tW liTlt.v l,l,,,,1,i,u,l,J"nm. wl.llo
IfU 'IS AUKH . KAUt FMAN,
witt sBm Flood
The flood of water on Jim1 1 en 111
by the pprmiiQve hand of the Crea tor,
but the rum flood of June 18 was
cause (my Chniruian rainier) by the
combined villauy of the political ma
chines of the democratic and republi
can pnrtiea and thpir riiiiiboiight
preosinlhe citler, JVovldencb per
mitted one flood ; the devil, naloon
men and politicinun demnnded the
other. The let. of June flood made
homeless thounandx of people, but
the flood of June 18 shall flow on a
little longer, destroying yearly 7.tMK
souls and f i0,(H)0,(H)(), until the 800,000
prohibitionists of lViiusylvania heed
the bulge call to march In the vic
torious prohibition party nrmy
marching In manly independence,
away from the sloven of rum-ruled
politicians and parties. Then, and
then only, shall the defiant rum pow
er cease to be master and become the
obedient servant of law, order nnd
sobriety. Prohibition defeated I
Not the principle, for ltd supporters
Know no defeat ; but the method or
plnn of getting it. alone suffers defeat.
From the result of floods and rainy
weather the dry goods business hns
suffered, nnd June, the best mouth of
the year, lias been changed to the
worst. I know no despitlr, and now
mean to mnke the dull season of July
and August roll up big sales, if pos
sible ; even more than any month
before. No time now for rest and va
cation. Accept what I spent in the
flood and mud. Ilow wlh I doit?
Listen, I'll tell you. Ity beginning
this week to sell from luy entlrcstoi k,
from every department, dry goods,
carpets, oil cloths, notions, trunks,
etc., at such unheard of low prices
that will draw the housewife from her
washing and baking, the laborer from
his forge, the fanner from his harvest
and the maid from her parlor to buy
these goods, that will positively be
only sold at these prices in July and
August, so don't come 011 the 1st day
of September expecting them, or you
will he disappointed. Although till
lie true, remember, on the 1st day of
September 1 sliull continue to serve
you at prices stiil below all others.
Have space and time only now to
give you a few prices in each line to
convince you 1 menu business : Fine
bedroom carpet, II j cents a yard, was
2.1 cents fl.U" covers the whole room;
fine 25 cejit flowered carpet, over n
yard wide. III cents ; best all wool 1111
cent for I'm cents, best m cent fur 4'.l
cents, 40 cent rag for IIOJ cents, heavy
rag for 84 cents, 10 cent nap calico for
5 cents, 14 cent cotton for 10 cents,
yard-wido muslin, good, for 5 cents,
lawn for 3 cents, 8c blue calico for lUc,
best black figured for OJo, red table
linen for 2t cents, Z'to white for It)
cents. 01c blenched for 4!)n, good tick
ing for 10c, S.io pants stuff for 15c, 20u
for 13c, 15o for lie, heavy shirting for
7Jc, overalls for 4Ho, pants for 7!)o, Ma
white shirt for 4Sc, pure linen for f0c,
gents' summer flannel for 44 cents,
gents' suspenders for 13 and Mo, 10c
collars' for Oc. good hose for 5o, lOo
for 7Jo, & gents' silk fluisned handker
chiefs for 35u, Me oil cloth, 1 j yards
wide, for 24o, 2 yards wide for 4hd, 71o
silk plush for 4llc, Via fall and spring
dress cloth for ll)c, yard wide white
lieurietta cloth for 34o, black or all
colors ; yard wide all wove black hen
riotta cashmere for IWc, UOo for4!i Ha
for (Wo, Ulo for 7Uc, 1 yards wide for
75c, m hit silks for 40o 11 yard, $1.50
black silk for $1 24, 13cdressginghuiiis
for 7 nnd 8Jc, 15o white dress lawn for
lOo, 20o for 14c, sateens for 7Jc, 25o for
15c, big trunks for $1.11), size smaller
for 7!lc, lend pencils 12 for 5c, pins :Jc
11 impel-, best needles 25 for 4o, ma
chine thread 2a, napkins 21o a dozen,
'.lOo a wint'.ow for lace curtains, poles
and llxtures complete, gold-handle
umbrellas for U'.lc.
Hut I niiixt stop. Watch weekly for
prices and come, and get bargains at
first chance. There will be a rush,
and yon will bo part of it. I remain,
Your friend and benefactor,
CASH MAN CHKSNL'TT.
First Store ou .Market Street from S.
&. I.. Station, l.ewistown, Pa.
MARRIED.
On Sunday, June IK), by llev.
Ilrown. Mr. CharlcH Spunglcr and
Minn Ella 81-luiee, both of Middle
burgh. Juno HO, at the Kv. Lutheran pnr
Honago at Ueavertown. bv Itev. ().
K. l'lleuger, Howard X." Pioiglo of
spring twp., to M. hunan Miawver
of j!
Adams twp.
CUHtS WHHl ALL (LSI MILS.
Bat Cough Hrup. TmU gixxl. Om
in ume. mii tiTnruitirima.
I believe Piso'a Cure
for Consumption saved
my lifo. A. II. Dowkll,
Editor Kmiulrer, l'klen
ton, N. C, April 23, 1887.
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PISO
The okht CoiirIi Medi
cine is 1'iho'h C't'RK FOB
Conhumption. Children
take It without objection.
liy all druggist. 25c.
CURLS WHLHt ALL USE f AILS.
BttCuuirb Hjrruu. Tulm roixl. L'M
iij uinn. n.Mi iTnruTK""
iri
-EL
MARVELOUS
EIMIORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Grnuiun HTlm f Nrmorr Trlsln.
l our llaak l,l'nrnnu m u, rnamii
Allad wan.lrrlnc ryreil.
Errrw rlilld ana adult araaily buiefUted.
litMt iuduuauiaut to OofilondDe tuaa.
PnapaoluL villi nplnln ol lr. Wat. A. Ilam.
Reafl, Ilia w..ill-finl MioiJi In timit Himm.
niitel ircHnli-nl'Tuaiiipiiun, f,i,r9u'?"!;
it. J, ill. IliitUi.-y, .i...liultli V"1
iloa. W. W. A.iur, J ad 0 ib.au, Judab f.
i'rlit., A. loisli 1 iB. W n- Av V-
r tk MA
QUALITY
and FRIGE
Wo Uon t starvo Quality to
throw a bono to Vricc. In other
words, wo don't slij;1it our work
or uso inrcnor trimmings to
tempt you with a low price for
poor goods, fono but the IJcst
Clothing for Men, Youths, IJoy;
and ciiiKiren.
a A.C. Yales &Co.
:J
i jl I.MHIKH III II.UINO.
7d SIXTH AND CHESTNUT.
I'llll.AIIKi.nilA.
osing Oni Sale
$60,000 Worm of Fine Furniture
Carpet.-, Curtaitis, Drapery (toods, Mattresses,
Springs, Musical Instruments, etc.
Owing to the dentil of our Mr. H. K. Stuitli, there will be a chango
in the tii-iii. In co:iseiiience of which we have determined to clone
out our ci.iire Ktock of the nhove departments within the next J10
days. In order to do so we have marked our goods way down at
prices that will Insure their Immediate Sale Look at the following
llgures and see some of the bargains offered :
CARPETS ! CARPETS I
liest IJody Mriis..s. LOO to tUO, reduced from 21 and 40.
Mlicr grades Itody llrussels, T.'m to l)5c, reduced from tl 'H totl.20.
tapestry Itrussels. 40c. to 7.'e., reduoed from 5o. and tl.M. Extra
Super Ingrains, all wool, (10 and (I5e., reduced from 110c. and tl. Kx.
tra Super Ingrains, 60o. to 00c, reduced from 70 and HOo. Carpets
us low as I'i cciiIh per vard.
Curtains : and : Draperv !
OiirCiirt..!.. .....I U, 1 - V.
...j.ir. Y i '-ui i iiiruin lire wuriuy ( lie Klieniioil ol
all who eoiiteiiilate purchasing anything in this line now or in the
near future. V e have reduced everything In these departments to
about one half their former prices. These departments are one of
OUR : CHIEF : ATTRACTIONS,
being stocked with a superb assortment of Turcoman and ( hanille
Curtains in great variety of latest shades ami colorings. Notting
ham Curtains In all the various grades nnd styles. Heul Irish Point,
Anliipie. Ilrnssels, Tnmbour, F.sciirfal, and other tine lace good.
KlSIl POINT LACK Cl'llTAINS, $i.M PF.lt PA I II, reduced from f.'.
Lace curtains as low as .." cents per pair. Mahogany Curtain Poles,
Mra I rimmed. Complete, 2.ia.
FURNITURE 1 Q pURNITERE !
Our stock of Furniture has never approached its present magnitude
and we have made t lie same sweeping reductions in this department.
An Immense stock of Bilk and Mohair Plush Suits at nil prices.
Hair : Cloth : PARLOR : Suits : S30.00
reduced from f0. All goods purchased during this sale delivered to
purchasers living within 100 miles of Milton KHEK. Parties Intend,
ing furnishing hotels or private residences should take advantage
of this sale. Our prices in the
CHINA and MUSIC Departments
have been greatly reduced, end we would have you bear in mind
that never before was there such an opportunity offered to thoso
desiring to embellish their homes with such beautiful and recher
che articles at so small an outlay. Now Is the time to secure bar.
gains in Pianos and Organs, as thev are offered at figures furbelow
former prices. A cordial invitation Is extended to one and all to
examine our goods and prices.
J. .R SMITH k CO., Li
Front Street, Milton, Pa.
I S$iiS i I
ACKNTKOU TIIK-
HBW HOME
Sewing icle!
This iiiiicliino is beyond a
doubt the lightest running, eas
lest operated and most durable
machine In the market. Simple,
strong, swift, and sure. Perfect
in every particular. It lias work
..i it i . . . . ..
( iimuii into me lead against all
competition and to-duy stands
unrivaled for all purposes.
Grand Spring Opening at the
Oenf ral irvSoods Store
SELINSGROVE, PA.
otiohaitt -- 4., 11 11 a. n
w v aix w uuw in iuu uitib lor real
oaiucob o-jnugu'aae. uur stOCK 18
now full and complete in every de
partment, in fact we have more
ROOdS 111 stnnk nmir fhon
fore.
Come to see us, whether you wish
to purchase or not, when you come
nnmA foil
w w jrvrux UOi5UUUtO W11UU WG
llfl-VA fn call n TX7r .
w w w kxm. vvc tissm o you
wvvwlx jjxxwo tut? iiut m every
instance, and in many instances
you will find them a good deal low-
AT T". II n Yl nriTMTTlinvin TTT- !!
u wucio uiu. we Will
be pleased to see you all.
O. WiUJLS.
Look To Your Pocket Book
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO MADE.
The iimlcixijfiu'd would ivspect fully inforui f. puhlic
nfM.i'i '"1" j"Ht returned from the city, and made nrmnge its" with on-
of the best and leading manufacturers In the Raster., Markets to have "nee-
lallv anilf.letnreil tor hi... f..ll n.. ( ( o.i t i
Ready-made Clolhinq,
which will rertainlv in..(.t il
. , a, 7 - " t 'i i inn rt-rt it til I lit; t'llll II T r V fill L'llt r
W ii'iw. . 1 t,,,lt1V1 1 ,H,,,nt ;" give me a call and ins t mv line
U ill bo pleased to show the Ooods and satisfy you that, the pr ,. ,.;.
er than thev can be bouir it .U..ul...ca i. ...:n i... .
are not as represented. ' .,.,, ., ..oo.ih
Boys' and Children's Suits in all
Styles and Prices.
Hats, dmx iiml llnnlu'
im., ui . i ... ,.,in, .mivi mi .M-eKwear, llos erv
Oloves, Milrts, I nderwear. Collars and Huffs. Hest White Hhlrts at 50 cents.'
, 'mv oecKiies ior s. cenr.
I i Vr.!" ,;.r ,,e J'18"0- ftnJ ,lt yanr earliest convenience give me ncall and
I shall find It a pleasure to wait on you.
R. GUNSBERGER
OinMwiio Post om. -i i,i,ii,.i,,i. l...
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Marvelous! : Marvelous!
sue Hit' l?:uii:iius oll'eicd ut-
Emm's Shoe fcliielMfl
leie doe. lie (r(.
They are astouishiinraiiil uillnmt ...ni.il U'l.
t heni 1 They make their appearance as regularly us the Mowers
in May, and with equal regularity
S. T. Buck, Merchant Tailor, Tlie Customers Grab Them!
' I hev are bere iimiin Hi,. I!,. , i i... ... i. ... .i
NEW BERLIN, PA.
i ney are Here again the IlarL-aiiiK' - ami flu. mkI. (,iril,..L
unprecedented. Farmers who comu for a pair of Plow Shoes
and get theni for one dollar, go home uud tell their neighbors,'
they come, buy, K) home and tell the rest, and so as the days of
the month inetcaso the trade multiplies.
Everylhina Is Way Down
in the Immense stock of l.adie's Misses' and Ciiildren's I'l.M:
SHOES, and Men's and Hoys' Hoots and Shoes, which are all
made of the finest material and built by the most .'Xpert mechan
ics. Come, see, and bo bcnellted.
W. I. OA I! MAN, I'rep'i
Yon W Fii
Tin T
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My Merchant Tailoring Department
llfM!l,l.,",,..c'0,u.,'k'tr Ia,lily receiving shipments of CLOTHS, CASSI
MKHhS Etc, for the manufacture of Stylish and well made Clothing. 1
tfon 8 8U't through Snyder county and alwaysguarantee Satisfao-
Scouring, Dying and KepairingXeatly mid Cheaply done
Call and exawloe the fanilous New Home Machine, see thenualitvof goods
't'"1 1 ?!Zk" f OUr c,otl,ln J we will need no other reconiendations.
Aug. 10. M. H T ufCK, New lierlin, I'a.
rpiIE FltANK LIX HOUSE.
.1 (I SMITIf P,.,.;
... . IUIIVIUI. I
(rurmcrly ol the Central,)
If. M. ULSU;
Veterinary Hurgeou.
...iK rcuu ann iiraciioea yciuriiiury Aiedl-
..... .a, f ... . , i "urKery ior eiKiueen ver anil tltunu.
I.einoil. lei, rcfunilnheil ao.l liuproveil. Ils j ed ths let-lumi of the winter and "l-rliiu kumIoii
uiiomie ji " iwe anii isat tlio American Veturlnay Cl-
ouc nnw i firv iti.w I ..n.. ...u ..v..rui. i
(rvlvni u the pulilio. Treutmunt orSimrln and
l( Itiir.tu.nM .....I. I . .. .... ......"a....
-..-inii, fan. iiiaiio iiy ivitur or
telegraph, promptly attended tn. I'unt (imct.
v , ... owiiieniru, Bnynar cusniy, r.
Toloruph oBlo, Mlddloburjjh,
........... . .v iril.ll .1111 .III
kus dellvcrud to iiml Iroiii town.
t, v.uaier omru, r runuiiu, I'a
it8EiTsaMjas.w;
WE'D. A. ftC-OYTtMew lork City j
It is tlio place where they all go to,
W. H. Felix, Lewislown, Pa.
For a line lino ol" cheap and
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Stylish Furnitur
Not only once but every day In the vear do w
oiler bargains thatcan't be eiiualed anywhere.
If you want to be convinced come nnd look.
We-Practice-Others-Preach
about big bargains and lead you to
belhve their falso asssertlons, and
even bait you with a few trinkets at
cost, but the end is alwaystlie same,
And You come back, not richer, but wiser.