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&u $foulelutjjf JN-
I'ulilinLoil every Thursday.
T. H. HARTER, Editor and Fropnetor.
Subscription 1.50 yer year.
Thursday, July 18, 1889.
Magnitude of the War.
In the four yearn of wnr tho old
iern of the Union marched over a
country far larger than that travers
ed by the legions of Ciemir and re
gained a larger area than any nation
ever took ly conquest. They fought
in 2,203 engagements, largo and
Minall, in Heventceu states anil two
territories in 3M of which engage
ments the Union losses exceeded 100
each. From tho firing of tho first
shot (not counting that aimed at the
Star of the "Went) to the last, the
time waH four years and thirty-one
days, and the distance between the
two places over 1,200 miles "as the
crow flies."
From the most easterly to the
most westerly battlefield the dis
tance was over 1,500 miles, and from
themost northern to the most south
ern nearly as far the shortest prac
ticable road in each case being near
2,(HM) miles. From Sumpter to Pal
metto Ranch there was an average
of eleven battles and skirmishes per
week, and of pitched battle in which
the Union loss exceeded 100 there
was an average of one every four
and one-half days. On one day,
.July :, there were two consid
erable battles, one great historic
conflict and a dozen note-worthy
skirmishes besides 1 he capitulation
of Vicksburg.
In lsc.I there were thirty-five bat
lies w hich seemed of appalling mag
nitude to the people, w ho then drew
their comparisons from the Mexican
war ; in 1 Hti2 there were eighty four
battles, at least twenty of which
made the engagements of 1801 seem
trifling ; in 180:1 the regular pitched
battles amounted to 110, of which
six or seven dwarfed most of those
that went before. In 1804 there
were seventy-three regular engage
ments, and in the last year twenty
eight. Yet a million and a half
Union soldiers survived the conflict,
and tho best estimates place the sur
vivors to-day at near 700, 000. Verily,
it was a great war.
Excluding all re-enlistments und
all employed merely in tho subsis
tance and transportation depart
ments, the actual soldiers of the
Union probably numbered about
1,800,(10(1 of whom 1,500,000 were
alive at tho close. There is no meth
od of computing with accuracy the
number still living, but it is certain
ly not less than 700,(N)i. It may
ev n reach '.MKl.OOO. This conclusion
is drawn from certain well known
facts. The soldiers were generally
young, many regiments maintain or
ganizations which show their yearly
losses, and tlie records of the pen
sion ollice are valuable guides.
Tho average age of the soldiers
was 21 years, and with rare excep
tions the leading otlicers were com
paratively young men. This has
been the rule in all wars. Alexander
the Great died at !I2. Frederick the
Great was famous at :t:i. Ciesar be
gan the conquest of Gaul at 40. Na
poleon and 'ellingtou fought their
last battle at 40. Washington took
command of the army at 4:1, and
Lafayette was a major general at 20.
Von Moltke, Gens. Taylor and
Scott, and Marlborough were bril
liant exceptions. Grant was 41
when the war closed ; Sheridan, 34 ;
Sherman, 4.", and McClcllan, 'M.
McKenzie, Custer, Ames and Kil
patrick were generals at 20; Mc
lMierson fell at :i." ; Reynolds at 43
Rurnsido was already famous at 37 ;
Sehotield at 33, and Slocum at 32.
A column might be filled with the
names of those who became generals
between 23 and 35. Corse held Alia
toona 1'ass at 2'.) ; Kawmis was
Grant's chief of staff at 31 ; John
Heatty was a brigadier at 32, and
Nelson A. Miles at 23, having enlist
ed as a private but three years be
fore. Setting the number of sur
vivors at 800,000, and considering
that they are those of greatest vi
tality and now average about 50
years (counting from the average
at enlistment), we may draw the
cheering conclusion that there will
be an army of veteran in the first
decade of the twentieth century.
Perennial Youth.
The eminent French physiologist,
Dr. Rrow n Sequard, his discovered
the secret of perpetual life. That is
to say, he announces that ho has
discovered it. It is true that tev
eral persons in tho course of human
events have mado similar announce
ments, but it is clear they were dis-1
honest in their statement or were
mistaken, for they are all dead. No
one will accuse Dr. Brown-Squard
of intention to deceive, for his sci
entific reputation stands too high
for that and he has so far mado few
mistakes in his scientific career. At
all events he has one advantage over
all the other discoverers of perpet
ual life, they are dead and ho is still
alive.
Of course the doctor has a strong
personal interest in the matter aside
from his desire to benefit mankind.
He is now 71 years old and having a
great many difficult physiological
problems still to solve is naturally
desirous of having more timo to give
to them than what remains to him
of the threescore and ten years of
the bibblical limit. His experiment
on himself resulted so successfully
that he proclaims himself ten years
younger already. If he keeps ou re
juvenating himself he will soon be
back in the school boy age he has
always been a student and unless
he checks his experiment in time
will reach his original childhood
period when in the natural order of
things he should be in his second
childhood.
It is a very simple thing, the emi
nent medicine man told tho biologi
cal society of Paris, to restore lost
youth. All that is necessary is to
cut out certain organs or glands
from living animals guinea pigs
were used in his experiments crush
them in a mortar in distilled water
and from this extract an essence to
be used in hypodermic injections.
Dr. Rrown-Scquard has been twen
ty years experimenting before he
mado his great discovery. He tried
it on disabled and enfeebled animals
with such startling results that he
was encouraged to experiment on
himself. He at once knocked off
ten years from his age and trebled
his cupacity for work. All that is
needed now to make death from old
age a thing of the past is a sufficient
supply of guinea pigs. Refore long
no toilet table or medicine chest will
bo complete without a hypodermic
eyringe and a bottle of Dr. Brown-
Sequard's celebrated Extract de
Cochon d'lndo.
The only enmplrta book ptihltahrd. Now ppftdy.
AMERICAN FISHES.
A popular trpHtlw? upon th Ham and Food
Flnht'K of North Ainwlra. with upwlal rvfrrrnne
I to habit nnil MftlHHl of rupture. Iiy (I. Bnmn
oKxl r. S. 'oMitiiiHloinrorKlHlmii(l KMhm-It.
With iiumi-roiift Illustration ami a miiirnltlront
front Iplri-- plt of tinaik Hunt In nliiP colors.
Th1 work H pnlillMliPd In nn volutins llnyal or
jlnvp. ovr-r ' pHiriii from new nine, on Imnil-
winin piijuT, unit li-gantly bound. Sont fre on
I riii-lpt of prlii1. W.mi
I FAULKNER & ALLAN,
1 1714 Chestnut St., riilliulelphUPn.
NO MAN NEED BE IDLE.
I liThc mitwrlptlon book rmlillsliPil by
I Fari.RNKR Ai.i.a. of Philadelphia, have proved
I psifptlnnnllv popuhir hikI profilalili for airrnta.
I An iiiinounriMiii'nt liv tln-m of m-w work. In
Ivnrltililv hrlnif a Kn-ut numlwrof applications
for territory from aifi'iiia wno are pnifiT tor op
pnrtunltlr to niHkp "hltr money." Frank liUe t
I Utittratrtl .Voirji;rr.
SHERIFF S HALE OF
REAL ESTATE I
Whereim liv virtue of a writ of Kl. Fa. Ixmied
out of the Court of Common plot of Snyder
eountVHnd t me dliivted I will expoxe to
public wile nt the pirmlwt In Chiiiitimn town
Hhlp, Snyder county, To., at 1 o'clock p. m. on
Friday, July 2(1, 1880.
The following (Ii'wtIImiI real PfiUU" tielnif all
tlhit.ivrliiln piece or truct of irrnund Kltuale In
thctownhlp ol cluipmnn. County of Snyder.
State of 1'enn'H. Hounded and denriilied an fol
Ihwm: on the South Iiy land of Frederick
ottlntr'T. WcM liv IiiihIk of Klclmnl Ijmttc North
liv lainHof .Iim-I stjihl. KhM by I'liltfle Kond. con
ti'ilnlitir III At'HKS ni"re or lin. whereon laeiwt
ed ii I' KAMK l U.I.INU llolSK, and other
outbuilding.
AImmH tlie RHine time mid plicc the Mlnw Intf
Personal l'niwrty will Imi wild. The whole of
i, Here potatoes III I lie irrnund, one-halt Interefit
III a acnt oal.-i In the Kroiind. one-half Interest
In one acre corn In the ground.
scied, taken Into execution and to be wild n
the protnTty of llariihart Nine.
It Kl IlKN DIIFKSK, Sheriff,
Sherlff'a ortlce. MlddleliiirKh. I'a.. June IT, 'Hit,
VALUABLE FARM AT
PUBLIC SALE !
HUMPHREYS'
SILIITOFII&m'BOOL
Cloth 4 Cold Binding,
iiuiD rait.
IUf. r. n. n W.T.
In imm XI TtUL. TriMled flm I K'ttoU of an
eminent 1'byJclaa. Mm pie, (! and et"ri.
Hon. tiHiM. viwn.
vera, Contlin, Influnnutlnna,
t mrmm worm revr, nurmviNm . .-
'rli'allr.orTiiliior Infanta
Itarrkea of ChlMraa or Adulu 4
Iraraterr, oripinf, onioua ivuo.. .4
RIITTB iTISTVB "....m. .....
OBKk.ixiia. Hronrniua
ileadarhra, Sick Hradaehr.VerUgxi
ityaepai, niiiii r.,m ,i ... ...
?uprred or I'ulnfal 1'rrlada
tVhiiea, Um I'rofium l'irlil
ruap. toLidh, lumcult ItrMtiilnR...
kkIi llhruiii, Erylirlaa. knipilona
II beaaialtam. Kheumatle I'alna. ,
Frvtir ami Agar, I'hIIU, Malaria..
lea.lilluil or lilioJInic
HOMEOPATHIC
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rZnEiuIoTTTiiluiTw
huoplnv I'oaiih. Violent i'ouha
Aalkma, Mipiirnnl hreaihluii
Kir Olacbnraea. Imiialred Heartnn
Hrrolala, KlllarKiilOMIu,rw'UlliK
i General rbllH .I'liyau-al Weakueaa
roir, ami neaniy neereiMina
rii'a I'U nraa, Nlckmiai frou lUdln
Khlnry llcne
Nrrvoua Oeullliy.mliiul Writk-
mna, or liivolumary Laachartfea 1
More Mouth. Canker
I rlnarv Weakoraa, wciiim- wa .
Pnlnful I'erliida. with Spanin
Illaraaeaor Heart. l'al.uUiin... .
Kullepay. Spain. St. Vltua' liamv. . 1.
IHlihllierlH. 1 iivrnieu rtors 1 nmat
( h ron Ir niiycllin Krillntm
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SPECIFICS
Hitld Iiy lriiKrlaittt,urihi iki ptM nn rHVIpt nf
price. Ml HflUavta fclilUJifclo. lui rlu iiu X. v.
1 v3Miv$A;OHi
Ht" M Pfl REYR' VETFRIVARY RPmnrs.
I ard hf all awnrra of llorae and (in
tie. A I'uiiii.llraHntary copy of lr. Humphreyt'
Veterinary Manual ibuo pAKiai on treatment and
ciuv of Uonuvtlc Anlnialt-llnrwa, i'aitle. hhe'p,
li" aad I'nultry Sent fn. Hi mvhhicis'
HiiMKoetTuio Utu.l'o., low Fulum St., N. V.
WHY iOU SHOUi-:.'
SCOTT'S EMULSION
of COD LIVER Oil. ""a
HYPOPHOSPHITES.
It is used and endorsed by Phy
sicians because it is the beet.
It is Palatable as Jlilk.
It is throe times as efficacious as
plain Cod Liver Oil.
It is far superior to all other so
called Emulsions.
It is a perfect Emulsion, does not
separate or change.
It is wonderful as a flesh producer.
It is the lest remedy for Consump
tion. Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wast,
ing Diseases, Chronic Cough and
Colds.
Sold by all Iritfj(tits.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Cmcmiuts. U Y.
EDDY'S
POTATO BUG
EXTERMINATOR.
ThiiMntho only practical
mm hineforUuytiuttl'lastcr,
1'ttri l-uvn, &e., iiin o
t.Tto vini a t ilcniroy tho
beetle, bvndtorl'iuctratL'il
Circular.
huniurl XV, Katt ley.
Media, Del a wnr 0 to., I'a,
t-iliM A11.111I furl'nil.ul ill.ind
ftt cxceiitN. Y. and Mew iLUi.
Mflt Vfltir di'nler flnea
liotkrepthein.reuiif l.iuaud I will chip 11110 to
Vuur v;it'UB4 oUlm, zpcuv prcpaiU.
The nndi'MlfliiHl Attorney In fact for the Helm
of l'hlllp F. Hinllh, latent AilimmUiwuHhlp, Hliy
dor iiiiiiiiv, I'a.. dii'd will expow to public mile
on the preinlMfa, nlMiut one mile north-west of
Troxelvllle, on
Sntur.liiv, August 10, 1S80,
nt ino'clm k. A. M.. the fullnaliiif Viiluiihle Fiirin
jaltniite In the Towiilil Hfnri'Hald. Imillidcd nx
followH : North liv lands of John Fettcrolf and
I.vdln llllkter. Kits) hv InndH ol JoKliih Kline and
Alfred Troxcl. Smth hv Inndu of ItolM-rt Smith
and West hv hinds of HolH-rt Mlddleswnrt h anil
llenrv llnrt'miin. contulnliifr iwi ACHK-Snnd
iHTi lies, more or Ii ns. This Is a koI fnnii. In
iliiecondliloii and well mlnptisl to the raising of
nil klinlsof irrnln. It Is niiliilled with an excel
lent well of (fiswl u hut mid liana riinnlnir stream
pusslnif tliruilKh thefnnil. All the necessary
Imllillnirs mid n f""l orchard of fruit tni-s.
Alsiiit iiki Acres ot the tnu-t Is clear Intnl. and
the lialance well set with kmwIiik tlllilnT.
TKltMS ; (itie-thlnl of the purchase inolierto
reinnln as n dower In the premises and the other
P.irt of thecoinlllloiisot wile will lie innilc known
on day of sale.
1 1 r.l 1 1. . r. 1 n v .1 ,
Att'v A Au'ent lor heirs
Of I'lilllp F. Kmltll, diT d.
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
The undersigned Adnillilslriitor of the estate
ot Jacob A. Ilruhaker, lute of t'nlon township.
Hnvder coimvy. ra., win e.sH) to puiuic auie.
on'thc pn-inlsei) on
ThurHtlay, Augutit 15, 188'.,
The followliiB vulnahle rvid estaUi to wit:
TKACT NO. 1. All tnai. i-enain unwsnaKe or
tract of land situate In township, rouaiy and
HtaU aloresuld, contulnlng'liu At'htS mtue or
lens, iKNinded North Iiy land of K. N. ilouser. II.
W. llhWHliiif, ' Hontli hy Usmv llHUKler
and .lacoh lliimer, F.nst Iiy tleo. OaiiKler. und
West hv Jivoli llamer on which are ens-tsl a
DWKLLINUIIOl HK. HAUNaudotlier outbuild-
'"fliACT NO. S. Bellitf the undivided H of tho
land lately owned by Daniel Itrubnker, ds''d,
colitiilnluif IV) At'KKH. more or less. Iwi nihil
North bv Valid of t'lnirles llower nnil W. Flan
ders. Hunt II by llavld Melser and Joseph llru-
linker. K.iisi HV tlie riiHiicnaiiiiu inver, anil
W est bv .loseiili und Jucoli S. Ilnilmker, when-
oil are ens led ii liWU.I.INil 1UHSK, HA UN
und other oiitbiillilinirs.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock n. in. when
due alii tiiliini will Is- jrt vcn and terms made
known by
W. M. HoVKIt,
Jtilv i, iw.i. Administrator.
THE GREAT FLOOD!
ATTENTION, AGENTS!
The llrst In the Held. A complete history ol
this ti'i'i'lMc 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 v nt .liilinslown. has Jiisl
lM-n Issued. -Hii I'lik'i's. V'.Mull-pt.'e lllust nil Inns,
haiiilMHuely lioiinil In dot h.irlct-f I i". Dlscoiuit
tu Mirenls, Ml per cent. Send v cents for I'ros
ss'liis Hook and pui knife ol circular, anil fo lo
work. Address .I S. ui.ll.VlK. 1'uhllshcr, .7
Hum- SIii-i I. New York.
Iw.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE, let
ter of Administration on the on
tale ol Kt-ubcn Koi li late ul Wilt lleaveo Twp
Snyder ismnty, I'a., ilcc'd, Lavlnu been uranted
to tlio iiiiileriMuned, all nriina knowiux thain-in-lvoa
Imlebteil tu aald e'tute uru roiueted to
linike linmeilliitii pityinent. while thuna having
rlalin. will preneut them duly authenticated tu
the uniliT-iuncil.
VM, 3. W K.I AN 11.
June V4, 'Mi. Ailuiiinitrutor
lO.IKiO AtiKNTS WANTKO at once to sell the
only Ailthcutlct'oiiiplcte und lirnplik'
HISTORY OF THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD-
riiKl Si:i.V ll.l.l'STItATKU
wlih views of nil sorts connected with the ter
rible scenes of tlm 1 1 1 1 vr I I v tn ii m In I lii. I'.Mno.
Iiio puires Price fl.M). Llls-ral Tenns. Thous
auds Want It. Iicmand Is linmense. Sctnl
quickly -tc. fortllltlll In. I. W. heeler i l'o., (WU
I'hi-hlnut Street, I'lillailelpnia. I'll.
A. K. 1 1 1 FT.
T. II. HAKTKH.
ran n
( 1 FT Sz HAltTKU
Real Estate Aftents.
Have the following sijeulaibargninsto
offer :
A vulualila lurm, ultuute in Franklin tuwiinliln.
Snyder I'liuuty, I'u.. ntur Puitouvillr, mllui
weftol .MIiMlihurKli. L-ounty-iiciil ol Knyjert'o..
eontaiulnir 111 Acre. "6 a cre clear ami uu
ilrr kooiI cultlvatiiin, the halam-c :M)ucrii In tlin-bi-r
and under tonce, mukliiK K"oJ panture land
with never ralllna run 11 1 uu wutur on It, There
uru I titii'f IiiiIIiik iiiiiinim on the pliicv, onu ol
which In near tlia liulidniKi" Nearly ever; Held
bus water lor min k, Thii in i nu"d xmln, bay,
nml pii'lura lurm, well cnlculateil fur u luck
litrm. There uro llincrtiuio uu the pluce, ulru
aviill.ililu uuter nuwer. Tic liuilillnu lire irnuil.
ami ttuoil Irult. I'hurch, Scliuol ami Market
witblu hull a mileul the lurui, 1'rk-o Wi per
uore, un eaay torms ul puyuiant.
tiiMin Fakm Fob Sai.k. Slluate In Mlddlivris-k
IllVl' llhlllll Kll V llt-P ,11 HI I' I,, mi,- II,.. U 1 1...M
I'oiul, contalidiiK '.To At'KKS, Ijouf which Is clear
ami uuiier untk'u siuieof ctiltlviillon, Iho bal
ance In ltihmI tlinls-r. neiirlv nil muii.r r,.n.... u-in.
runnliiK water In every Held, rciide rliuf It un ex
cellent HliM k uud Kralu farm. A Rood hUme
llinisi-nil Kuril und ol her out bulldlnm In itoihI
ri.lli.ll- 'I'll., 1:1 tu l.H-..t..,l u.ll I.I.. n. A .......
......... . .n .... u n , ml, a Hill,.
ofa railiiad Klutloii, with Cliun-li and Si-lnsil
i-onvciili-iit. It Is salalile nronertv. verv null.
Ilcly liH-ated nnil could lie divided Into twi
niriiis. rrice uu ht acre on eusy lerum.
toy We Bell or exchange, advertise
ana survey property, uuU convey
titles. We guarantee all our work
ana invite parties who have real es
tate for the market to mhlress
GIFT 6i HARTER.
Mivklleuurgh, Pa
Koticd to Heirs.
In the Katate of Henry Orrhart. late ol Centre i
l owB'hip, snyilor I ounty, ra. dec d. I
Tu William flerhart of Mlllrny. I'a.. Jm
Oorhart of t'entre luwn.hln, Snyder to., fa.
Kn.iin i firnari, iniermarrieu wiin Henry Kayol
Franklin tiwnhli, Knyder t'o. I'a., Amelia, In
termarrlrd with Amoa Peter ol Marshell, Knl
hniiier euunty Mlclilifun. Catharine Intermarried
with Samuel llsi-kenliiirv ol Hullvaa, Sanduakr
county, Obln. .lane Intermarried with Henry
won, oi ijewianurv, union eoumy, re. itenrire
Oerl art who la now dead but lenvea to anrvlve
him the following' rhlhlren vli : Amanda Inter
married with Wllon Mna.er of Mejleo Juniata
rininty, I'a. Marv Intermarried with Joseph
II alley ol Hoilve, Imdae eonntr, Nabraaka. Sarah
Hrrliarl Intermarried with II. M. Alexandero
Satlisiy, Ventura ounty. California. Hannah
Oerhartand laaae Iter hart ol I-wl.liant. I'a.
the laat tweare minora and hare for their guar
dlan Adam II. Walter ol Frankl n tuwn.hlp,
Snyder ooonty, I'a
Yna are hereby rtted to ha and appear before
the Judaea of our Omliaim' I'oart. at an Ortriiana
t'oiirtto be helU at Mlilillehiirirh, on the 4th
Monday oi isr r. A, i. iss-j at 9 u cloca la
the lurenisin, then ami there to accept or rnlune
lotuke the Heal li,teol aald Klltatrnth Ship
tun, dee'd. at the a raicd valuation put up
on It hy an luuea; duly awunlet by the aald
I'uiirt, and returned by the SlierMf ol aald coun
ty, or ihuw fauna why Iho fame ihould not be
nil. I. And hereof lull nut.
Wltne.a the Hun. .1. '. Ilucher. Pri'.ldent cil
nur fiiI'I I 'curt at Mldoli'liuruli, thla Cth day ol
June, A. 1. I usu.
W. W. W1TTENMTEH, froth 'y
llctlco to Heirs.
In the relate ul Muaea Mlilillerwarth, late of
Hearer townfhlp, Snyder county, I'a.
To Ellra Mlilille.warth. wliluw, Ner It. Mid-ille-wnrlh
ot F.vrna. Iowa, Mary, Intermar
ried with Jonntlian laper of Kdilyvllle. Wap.
plow county. Iowa. I atherlne, Intermarried
with Milton fall, ol Frederick, Monroe county,
Iowa. Arrhle MlilOleiwnrth, ot lleavrrtown.
Snyder euiintr, I'a., Ixiulra, Intermarried with
lunar Hei'ki'ni'iTn. ul rnnt-lviiie. Hnyiiercounty.
I'a .Havid M Idilli'.war'.h of Heaveftuwn. Sny-
der county, I'a., Kobl.on Mlililleaaarth of Hi-a-rer
.Sirlnirs. .Snyib-r county I'a.. Frauklln Mlil
dlrfwiirtli, Itcaver SprinK, Snyder county, I'a.,
an I Keunen Allilillii.warlh Mini la Dow deud nut
b-avea to aurvive him the fullowina rhlblrn,
vl : Matiale Intermarried with Jolm J. Fraln
ol Uouiii-tl Ulull., Iowa, Kllrn Intermarried with
li Inkle orst John, l.nks county Indiana
( liarli'p AlbMlaawarth ol Moroen, Newtan t'o.
Itid., Smith Miildlenwarth, KemlnKton, Jaaner
county, Ind.. a minor and haa lor ill KUardlan
moaea Specht ol Jlvavertuwn, Snyder county,
I'a.
You are hereby cited to lie and nmieiir la-fore
the Jmhrea of our Orphans' Court, at an oruhans'
t'mirt to lie held at Middle Imriih, on the 4th Mon
day of Sep. A. 1 1, I sHD at 9 oilisk In the fore-
main, tnen anil there t.iaceepi or rernse to tune
the Hi-id Kslnleof Kild lianiii-l Maiin r dis-euwsl,
nt Hie nppnils-d valuation put tism It by an In
ipiest duly awarded by the wild Court, nnd re
turned by the Sheriff of wild enmity, nr show
cause why the Hnlne should hot Is-sold. And
nen-oi tun not.
Witness the Him. Joseph C. lliu ln r. Ksqulre,
PreHldent of our said tirt. at Mlddleliurirh,
this 61 Ii day of June A . H. iwi
w. n. vv i ri i.mii t.u, rrotirr.
itliddlebur illarkct
Butter 12
Kk'efH li
I'itteil cherries 8
I'npitteil " a
Hlackherries 0
Raspberries V
Onions 40
Lard 0
Tallow 4
Chicken per lb ?
Turkeys
niua 7
Soulde 10
Ham 12
B.F.VaN liOSKlKK, DENTIST,
SKLINSOUOVE, TA.
Thirty-two yean uraetlce. Fllllnii and ex-
UactinH a apaulalty. X
Rupture cure iruaranteeil by Dr. J
B. Mayer, H31 Arch St., lMill'a Pa.
Ease at once, no operation or bui-
ne88 delay. Thousands cured 8. for
clrcula. ti.
THE WATSONTOWN
PLANE ILL !
Dealers in
I. I'M BER,
BILL STI FF.
FL )t)RIN;.
SIDINtJ.
IslRlKlARKS, FENCING.
S1IINHLES, LATH
1HIOHS.
BLINDS,
FRAME.
MOI'LDINUS
Etc, Situiples of our work can be seen
in most any part of Snyder cotiuty.
Nvthini; but lirst-rltiss I umber used,
ami all work prepared by the most
skilled workmen with the latest im
proved machinery, l'ricesalways the
lowest. Address
"Watsontown Tlanins Mill Co.,
(I l-'8!, ly, Watsontown, Pa.
hardware
For a Superior itrade of shelf and hea
vy Hardware it is always best to
go to old and reliable I louses
who have a reputation
to sustain. Such is
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Iron, Nails, Steel.
Lent her. Puints. Oils. Cnneli
and Saddler Ware. Manufacturer of
Stoves and Tinware.
BLANKS!
The following Blanks will always be
found on baud ut the Post Printing
OfllCri.
Ore Leases,
Blank Beleases,
AKreements,
Constable Sales,
Warrants,
Executions,
Subpmnas,
Justices1 Duns.
Certificates of Scholarship.
Jul(einent Exemption Notes,
Tax Notices,
Justice' Bonds,
Affidavits,
Summonses,
Finnnelnl Stn tonitit nn Hnhnnl ltM,.l
' &o &o, Sio. All blank not on hand
win ueiproiuptiy printed to order.
HEAD GIUARTERS
For H ai Piiillt Oil
Men's Over Coats from 2.50 to 15 nn
Youths " 2.25 to 1000
Ohildrcn " " 1.50 to
Mem Suits from 3.50 upward
Boys " " 3.00
Children " 1.00 to S.fjo
fen's Underwear from 20c tip
McnYouth8 and Boys Caps from 5c nn
" Hate 15c Z
Silk Tics, Milliters, IlandkcrchicfJ
Xeck Ties very cheap and lino quality
Sheep-skin, Buck-skin, Cloth ami Kitl
Gloves, Rubber poods, largo stock of
confections and Holiday goods of every
description. Will positively not be un
dcrsold. Thankful for past favors, M ould re.
pect fully solicit a continuance ofja.
on age.
Mins' ReliaMe ClSli!
MIDDLEBURGH, PA.
1889. Spring and Summer. 188!
Wo arc now prepared tu sliou- yon an iitimci.se- varicn
Seasonable
I'flllillils.NiillliiisCi'iiffini;?,
J .j - ..wmi v wuvAluum
In Dry Goods wo have an elegant lino of Coml.inati
Suitings, Ladies' Cloth, Satines,
A Variety of Wash Dress Good
Scotch Zenhvi Ch)th
JNew Calicoes,
Century Cloth,
v line ijrcssliuo:
, . . .... , . v.-,- viy
An Elegant Line of Cassimeres,
.Laces, and Embroideries.
IFSnsilcDass (Groceries!
SCHOCH BROS., Selinsgro
tfyflish and
Weill Mailt
Downs'
1 Btill coDtiuuo in tie Merchant Tailoring btiHineBS u itb ruoni :
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa.
and take this means of informing the people of Snyder count;, fill
have on band a well selected stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and nam pies from the best and mo6t reliable New York and Fbiladelpb
bouses, and will sell lower than ever. Catting, Cleaning, Repairing, I
tog anu ocouring uone on suori notice.
Not. ltf. E. E, BUCK
It would do your heart good to go and the
lock of Spring
AT
Freidman & Getz Beavertown,Pa
They have? returned from tlie KuKtern Cities and now Imve their 1.
proan uuder the weight of Hry ood. Groceries, Uents FurniahiuirP.
Clothing, htraw Hats, wool Huts, Hoots and Shoes, large line of Dret,w;
jsotions, &o. i uey hiiow the greatest ussortuient and prettiest . )"."
ever saw. Their
Goods is all New and Fresh
uud Is not the accumulation of years. They are not shelf- worn, uioth
en and streaked with dust. Uerldes, they are
(Cheap inn IEveiiytfliiiig!
and offer you prices that almost challenge belief when compureJ to
you are compelled to pay at other stores.
Do Not Hesitate in Going
at once and see just how much finer and cheaper their goods is tbao t1
ouiuion run.
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