Slie gtitolthu)! asl
PuMitdied cvory Thursday.
T. H. BARTER, Editur and Fropnctor.
Subscription $1.50 per year.
Thur8diiy,Scptcmbcr 19,1889.
For State Treahurf.ii
HON. HENRY KLINE BOYEK,
or rniLAPEi.PHU.
For Cochtt Surveyor
JAMES MIDDLESWAUTH,
or ADAMH TOWNSHIP.
ArAMsiiriio. Communion mtviccs
wore LcM in the Lutheran church
on last Sunday
Itcv. L. L. Ulh, I). I)., of Ountoor,
India, lectured in the Lutheran
church hiHt WcilncHdny evening on
the cufstoniH of India ns noon by him
He ban been a missionary to that
country for twelve yean. The lco
ture was an able one and van highly
appreciated. At the clone he exhib
ited quite a variety of articles made
in that benighted country includ
ing Idols, or falwn godn.
On Monday morning Dr. II. J.
Smith died very Ktiddeidy at bin
home of heart diHCjiseJIe requested
bin wife to rct up and get breakfast,
which hho at once jiroceded to do,
but before she left the room she no
ticed the doctor making strange
moves and before she could call in
any assistance he was dead. He had
expected moving into his new house
the day he died.
Mrs. Michael Smith of Nebraska
and Lizzie Middleswarth have gone
to Centre county to attend the
(i l unger pic nic.
Mr. Shreiller and wife of Lewis
town spent Sunday with the family
.f W. H. Klose.
1'rof. Paul liillhardt bus started
a class in instrumental music in this
place. The Professor is an able in
structor. Our old fisherman, S. S. liachman,
desires to know why his name never
appears in the Post. Who can tell T
The other day he went about tive
miles up the creek and fished down.
He had for his reward three 10-inch
pike nnd six stoney-keitzels.
Tea coal has dropped from $2.8(1
to .J.:i.". (live 'm another hit, boys.
Ckmtheville. The wet weather
has caused many potatoes to rot.
Farmers have been busy plowing
and getting in their seeding since
the rain.
J. H. Hartmaii, Constable Napp
and F. H. Stine took in the sights
at (lettysburglast week.
W. II. Davis of Selinsgrovc was in
town on business last week.
J. II. Hartman has the contract to
furnish the lumber needed for the
iron bridge at lower's grove, west
f Middltburgh.
W. 1. Thomas of Lewisburg was
in town on the 1 1th.
Prof. C. A. Walter was in Lewis
burg on Friday.
Miss Ella Hendricks visited her
many friends in New llerlin last
week.
Mrs. 11. II. linker of MitHinburg
visited her parents here last week.
William II. Hartman from Vicks-
burg moved to town and is opening
a blacksmith shop on west end of
Market street where he will be on
band to accommodate all who wish
to favor him with their patronage.
The youug man that was exposed
in the Item, recently for lying in the
gutter and wanted to lay out thesup
Msel newspaper reporter had bark
ed up the wrong tree, as the report
er of the Post does not furnish
news to the Item. When a young
man raves and tears about that
cussed reporter and threatens to
annihilate him, you can at once
make up your mind that the chances
are that that reporter will commit
suicide before he is hurt by one of
these fellows. Perhaps if the Item
reporter would have known all,
worse things would have been in
print. Go slow young man.
Miss Amanda Walter and Miss
Amelia Illyler of Millmont w ere in
town among friends on Sunday.
Our girls who use powder don't
go oil quicker that those who don't.
No use growling. Take the wrath-
r as it comes,
Tkoxici.vili.e. Jacob Nerhood and
Isaac J. Napp are the only two Get
tysburg heroes living in this town
ship. Both of them were down last
week to take in the reminiscences
nf the bloody strife. They report it
to bo much more pleasant, and not
quite so dangerous as it was twenty
mx years ago.
On account of alternate dry
and wet, there is considerable Bow
ing to bo done yet. Had the condi
tion of the weather been more fa
vorable, there would have been very
little sowing to do after the first
week in September.
Moses Erb and J. Y. II. Mover are
the champion tomato growers. The
former raised one that tipped the
beam at 21 pounds, and the latter
reports one of 8 pounds strong.
I. C. Hackeuberg and crew are
moving and putting up their steam
mill. They expeet to commence
sawing staves on or about the first
of October.
A good sized bunch of our people
arc attending the Centre Hall pic
nic. "Mule hacker" John is among
the lot, but this time he took his
wife along to take care of him at the
table, and tell him the difference be
tween ticket and chicken.
It is a fact well known that the
the June flood played havoc with
the road leading to the Seven Moun
tains, used by the hunting frater
nity. Tho road is in such a condi
tion that it can't hardly be made
passible, thereforo a new routo has
been surveyed and located by J. E.
Fetterolf, Robert and Ner M. Mid
dleswarth, that will be much easier,
and at least three miles shorter than
tho old routo w as. The new route
starts at a point soveral hundred
yards east of the upper saw-mill
dam at the Swift Run, running in a
north-west direction up to what is
known as Little Gap, thence through
said gap, along the foot of the north
side of Jack's Mountain and inter
sect with the abandoned prop road
formerly used by the Pardee lumber
company. It is now desired, and
urgently asked, that all hunters, and
anybody else shall come on Friday,
September 29, and help open said
road. Don't be afraid there will be
too many of you. Come. Don't
wait for a personal invitation this
is personal enough. The tools to
be used are such as axes, shovels,
picks, crow-bars, aud sledge ham
mers. Meet at tho residence of Ner
M. Middleswarth, one mile north of
Troxelville as early as possible.
Dear Tom, your item of a few
weeks ago, concerning the party
from Beavertowu that shot squir
rels in one day, conveyed a wrong
impression, which needs correction.
Every person around here at first
thought they were gray squirrels,
when, in fact, they were nearly all
only little pineys. I am informed
that said party was over here at the
Branch a place where most any
person can shoot a two bushel bag
full in half a day without trying.
Jere Miller moved to McClure this
week.
"Masher" Yost took to the Seven
mountains again.
Chas. P. Erb is in Sommerset
county working for J. G. Moyer.
California Jok.
Beavertown. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
E. Specht attended tho funeral of
Mrs. Specht's father (Peter Shaffer)
at Watsontown on last Sunday-a-week.
Jacob II. Hetrich and Miss Carrie
E. Snook wero joined in the holy
bonds of wedlock on Thursday eve
ning, Sept. .1th, at the residence of
the bride's parents, D. W. Snook.
Rev. W. M. Landis performed the
ceremony. We wish the young
coil ile much happiness and a use
ful furure.
Meade A. Bowersox who six weeks
ago had his leg broken, and received
other severe bruises by runaway
horses, is again able to be about on
crutches.
William H. Hcrhster, Samuel
Bickle, and Jacob Nerhood of this
town and vicinity attended the Get
tysburg encampment last week.
September 2tith, 27th and October
5th are Jewish (Hebrew) holdays,
and M. Friedman, of the firm of
Friedman fc Getz will, in observance
of the same, have closed doors at
the placo of their business.
Mrs. Spangler, and her bright lit
tle daughter Lura, of Van Wert.
Ohio, is visiting her sister Mrs. M,
Specht.
Miss Minnie Musser of Rebers
burgh, Centre county is instructing
a class in instrumental music in
town and surrounding vicinity.
Peter Keifcr is pushing the work
at the new county bridge, two and
a-half miles north-east of town. He
intends finishing it in about a weed
A. M. Carpenter has again com
menced buying and shipping poul
try for tho eastern markets.
David Gross of Union county and
Zebulon P. Gross of this town have
just returned from Ohio with a car
load of Durham cattle, consisting of
some very fine cows, and some fine
heifers, and yearling calves, which
they w ill sell at private sale at Gross'
farm one mile west of town.
Thomas A. Shortiss visited his
parents Rev. S. I. Shortiss in Col
umbia county over last Sunday.
Rev. A. B. Middleswarth of Den
ver, Colorado, and his sister, widow
of Capt. Michael Smith of Nebraska,
visited friends in town recently.
Mrs. Michael Beaver is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Al Herman near
Port Royal
The citizens of our town were en
tertained for about an hour on Mon
day afternoon by two men with a
large cinnamon bear.
Examination of teachers for Bea
ver township on next Friday.
Jacob Fees, one of the oldest citi
zens of Beaver township, has been
very delicate all summer, and at
present is very seriously ill. He is
not able to lie down on account of
very troublesome cough, and short
ness of breath with which he has
been afflicted for quite a number of
years, and is so weak he can scarce
ly sit up. Citizens.
St. Klmo IIotki Nos. 817 & 819
Arch fc!TKKKT, Phil'a. Hates re
duced to f2 W) per day. The travel
ing public will (.till II ml at this Hotel
the name liberal provision for their
comfort. It In located In the Itiititertl
ate centres of btmlneM and places of
nmiinement and the different Kail
Itond (It pot, as well. All parts of the
city, are daily accessible by Street
Cam constantly passing the door. It
offers special inducements to those
visiting the city for business or plena
lire, lour patronage respectfully
solicited. Jos. M. reger, Proprietor.
Caution.
Take notice Mint I linvc nurrhnwd the follow.
In nrtlcli-M nt runxtnlilc twl. AuiriiM lull. Issti,
ami left tin-in In tin' poioo'SNUin of Id Mldrtltn-
WHnu iiiirinir my incisure. Any ix-i-wiu nicti
riling Willi tlic wiiiic will do ho at Ills peril. 1
Conk Wove, Pirn- 4t Fixtures. I sink. I Wood
Client. 1 Sewlnir Machines. I MeriRtenri. 1 Crib. 1
Menteiwl. R yum of Carpet, 1 Tnbln, X dozen
t nam, I nnmd sow, i Knrui'n inn, i n.'iKc. j
Ae. 1 ClorK. 1 W llirlieMer Hlllc. 1 iron Kettle,
Shout 4.
ISA AC SHAW VKK.
Troxelville, Auff. , iss, JmI.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
llv virtue of an order of IheOrnhan's Court nf
Siiierrniiity, the iinderxlned AdmllilHt rotor
f if I In i-NtMte ot hllai e'li snipton. dec u, will ex
pone to isilillc mile on the pre iuImch, ou
Saturday, September 21, 18H0,
he follow Inir dcwrllied renl eMail', to Wit: The
undivided iwiMhlnlM of that certain l.oT OK
old MM) nil imii-1 n lienverlow n, Snyder county.
I'a.. bounded North liv an Alli-V. Kind hylot No.
IN, South liv Market Street, and Went by Oranife
street. Im-Iiik Li it No. 47 In Maid town, containing
ONK-Kol'KTll ACHK. more or less, whereon are
erected a Koxl KIIAM K IIOt'SK. mid other out
hiilldlnipi. The iron-rt) la well located for bus
IneMH purnom-a.
Sale Uicoiiiineni-e at 1 o'clock. I'. M when due
attention will bi.' Klveu and term made known
by.
THOMAS W. SIIIPTON.
AdiiittilMirutor.
UKtJISTKHS NOT I CKS Notice is hereby
irlven that the following named nerHOiiN liuve
tiled their AdinlnlMlruloni', (iunntlnn. and Kxi-e-utorH-
account In the KxittHtcr'a onice of Snyder
County, and the aiiuie will lie presented for eon-
nrmaiion ana allowance at ine court tiouat) in
MlddleburKU, Monday, Si-pit-tub er teitu. 1Mn.
1. The first and final account nf Adam Show
ers, Admr of lUe eatuteof Junes Showers, dee'd.
S. The first and final account of Welllnirton
A. Ilerrold and Jonathan A. Ilerrold. Kxecutora
uf the eslaU) ot Adam S. ilerrold, dee'd. a r - .
ft. The flrstand final account of oeo. F, Miller,
riiardlan of Jan. K. ilUKliea, a minor sou ot
Win. Hughes, dee'd.
4. The first and final account of 1. U. Mover
and J, Y. II. Mover, executor of tho eatalo ot
John Moyer, dee d.
A. Account of David lllckhiirt, Admr. of the
estate of lletiry lllckhiirt, dee'd.
H. The first unit final account of Absalom
Itoiisli and Kuiauuel S. Aucker, executors of the
esUte of Oeorxe Welpiert, dee d.
. The II rut and final account of Dnvld Hum
mel Admr. of the csUtte of Annie lloyer, dee d.
s. The tlrst and final aivount of Dnvld Hum
mel, Admr. de Ixiul nun cum testamcnto an
nexo ol thecMntc of Jacob lloyer. dee d.
9. The tlrst and llnal account ot Jm-ob ,1.
Mittfcrn, executor of the estate, of Anthony
Miiuls-ek, (Ice d.
in. The first and I'urtlal! account of Julius
Trexler. executor ol the estate-of Ablel II. Trt'X
ler, dee'd.
II. The Si-couil ami Itiuil in tint of ;eorire I.
Kline and Z:icliarln .Moer, Admr s of the estate
of Salnilel Moyer. (Iit-'d.
1-.'. The llrst ami tlmtl account of J. M. Dau
riimti, executor of Hie estete of I'eter Dauber-
man, dec d.
II. J. DI CK. UcKlHlcr.
Notice to Heirs.
WIDOWS AI'PHAISKMKNTS.-Notlce Is here
' by irlveii that the following Widows' An-
pnilsementM under the Ui law, have lieeu tiled
wlih the Clerk of I he orphans' Court of Snyder
county for Confirmation on Monday, the it:ird
day of Sep, lssti.
Appraisement of Margaret Spuhr, widow of
John Mui 1 1 r. late of the horouirll of ScIIiisltovc.
Snyder county. I'll., dee'd.
Appraisement of Auiiidit Miller, widow of
Ihiuic- It. Miller, late ol Washington twp, dee'd.
Appraisement of Klvlna KaufTman. widow of
Abraham Kautlmiin, lato of Spring I wp. dev'd.
ApprnlKemeut of Snnih Wilt, widow of Wash.
UiKUin Wilt, latent chupmun twp. d('d.
Appraisement of Nancy J. Krnln. widow of
I'eter Kraln. lute of the borouirh of Mlddlebunrh.
di-c'd.
W. W. WITTENMYKK.
Clerk orphans' Court.
A. K. OUT. T. II. HA RTKH,
(II FT &IIAKTEU
la tli Kstste of Henry (Isrhsrt, late ol (ntr I
lowamiip. rnyaer . ouniy, r. ee t. t
To Wllllstn tiff hurt of Mlllrov. I'a.. Jem
Oorliart of Ootro townlilp, Snyder '., I'a,
siipv Mrnari, iniprmarneii won nvnry nay oi
Kranklln townhlp, SnT1r t'o. I'a.. Anirlla, In-
termarrlfd wlih Amnn eir ol Marrhell, Kl-
homer eniinty Michigan, athsrln Intermsrriad
with Samuel Itaeaanbun: ol ll-llrua. 8andmkr
county. Ohio. Jan Inu-rmsrrled with lUnry
won. in iwimonr, union eoan'y. I ft. iimnt
tlarhart who Is now dead but leaves to snrvlv
him Ilia following-rhlldren via: Amanda Inter
married with W lleon Miiswr of Meilro Jnnlata
county. I'a. Mary Intermarried with Joseph
Manor oi ixxiae. ikmico county, nsnraeaa.rtaran
tlerhart Intermarried with H. M. Alexandero
Sstloor. Ventura lountr. California. Hannah
Oerhartsnd Imso Osrnart ol Iwlrbura;. I'a.
the last twaara minors and hav lor their Knar
dlaa Adam H. Walter ol Kranklis toWnthlp,
Snyder county, I'a.
Yon ire hereby el tad to 1st and appear befor
the Judges or oar Orphans' t'nurt, alan Orphan!
Court to b Mi al Mlddlebura-h, on the 4ttl
Monday ol SKI'.. A, D. at o'clock In
the forenoon, then and there to accept or refuse
totakathe Heal Ksuteot said Henry Uerhart,
dee'd, at ' the spomlvd valnallAn put niv
nn It hy an Inquest Only awanled by the said
Court, and returned by the Sheriff ol said coun
ty, or show eaus why tha sain should l ot In
sold . And hereof fall not.
WltneM the Hon. J.f. Iliicher. President ol
nnr said t'nurt at Mlddlohurgh, this eth day ol
June, A. D. I
W. W. W1TTKNMTF.B. Proth'y
Real Estate Agents,
Have the following rpeclal bargains to
Offer :
A valuable farm, situate In franklin township,
Snyder county, I'a., near Paitonvllle, tfU ml lei
weft uf MliMlehiirKh. eoiinty-seat ol Snyder t o.,
ooiiiuiiiiiik tit Acn-e, ie a cri-s t-it-ar ami un
der Hood cultivation, tha balance 'M acrea In tini
bur and under leuc-e, mukluic xood paeture laud
with never tailing running water un It, There
are 4 never lulling springs on the place, one ot
Mhlch Is near die buildinga Nearly every Sold
bun wuter lor stock. This Is a good gruln, bay.
and pasture larm, well calculated lor a stock
lurin. There are limestone on Ibe place, also
available water power. The buildings are good,
and good Irult. t'hurch. School and Market
witbiu halt a tnileol the luriu. I'rlve (0-4 per
ucrc, on ensv terms of payment.
tioon Kakii Fob Sai.k. Sit uate In Mlddlecreek
townshll). Snvdercounlv. m-iiriliH s. Jt I Hull.
roud. contulnlnir sKo At'kKS. v) or which la cleur
and under a hlk-h stale of chit Ivut Ion, tho bill
iince In irsal timber, m-urlv till under fence, with
riinultix water In every iit-ld, reiiderlnir It un ex-(-Ileal
alock nnd irraln larm. A kikhI stone
lloiiseand llaniHIlilcillifroulliiillilliiL's In irmul
repulr. The luriu Is liM-iited within otu mile
ofurulload station, with Church uud sdnsil
convenient. II Is u salable proix-rtv, very pub
licly located mid could bo divided ium two
at ins. rrice o s-r acre on t'usy terniM.
ffsrWe sell or exchange, advertise
and survey property, aud convey
titles. We guarantee all our work
aud invite parties who have real es
tate (ortlie market to address
HI FT & HAUTElt.
MiddleburKli.Pa
Notice to Heirs.
In tha eatsto ot Motes Middleswarth, late of
Heaver township, Snyder county, r.
To Ellt Middleswarth. widow. Nt-r K. Mid
lleawerth nl K.vena. Iowa. Marv. Intermar
ried with Jouatlian laer of Kddy villa, Wap.
plow county. Iowa, t'ntherlnc. Intermarried
with Milton Pall, ol Frederick, Monroe county,
Iowa. Archie Middleswarth. ol licarertown,
Snvder eoiintv, I'a., lulsa. intermarried with
leaae Ita- konlicru. of Troxelville. snvdereonnty.
I'a., David Mlddleewsr'h ol neavcrmwn. Sny
der cnuntv. Pa., Itoldson Middleswarth or Hea.
v..r Sorlnirit. Nnvder count I'a.. f ranklin Mid'
Hlrawnrili. Keaver Mnrinaa. Snvder county. I'a.,
an I Keuben Mlddleawarth who la now dead hut
leaves to survive hi in the following children,
vis: Maggie intermarried with John J. i-rain
nl itonnril liisil.. Iowa. Pllen Intermarried with
If Inkle olSt.lolin, I.ako county Indiana
Charles Mlddlaawarth of Moroco, NewUn Co.,
Ind., Smith Middleswarth, Kemlngton, Jasiier
county, lnd., a minor and has for his guardian
Moses Speulit ol Heavertnwn, Snyder county.
You are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges of our Orphans' Court. at an Orphans'
Court to tie held lit Mlddlehuivh. on the 4th Mon
davof Sep. A. D. Ishu nl o'clis-k In the tore
noon, then and there toaccept or refuse to take
the real estate of said Moses Mlililieswartii.deca
nt the appraised valuation put upon It. by nn In
rpiest duly awanled by the said Court, and re
turned hv the ShertfT of said county, or show
cause why the samo should not be sold. And
Hereof full hot.
Witness the Hon. Joseph C. Iliicher. KsiUlre,
President, of our said Court, at Mlddlebiirgh,
this 6th day of June A. D. 1m.
W. W. WITTKNMYKIl, frothy.
MiritllcbiiTg: Market
Hutter HI
Kggs 13
fitted cherries 8
Unpitted a
Hlackberries ft
llaspberries 12
Onions 40
Lard 0
Tallow 4
Chickens per lb 7
Turkeys
Hide ?
Souide 10
Ham 12
GRAIN MARKET.
I o
CORRRCTKD BY W. B. WIJJKY KVKRT
WKDNK8DAY.
No. 1 Pennsylvania HO
"SFuIti 78
"3 White mixed 75
Rye 41
Corn 40
Oats 25
New Potatoes :t0
THE WATSONTOWN
A OLaiico to Mako Money.
salary aud Expenses paid, or CommlHHlon If
preien-eu. miii-smeii wanted everywhere. Js'(
experience needed. Address. Htutliijr aire.
The V. I. Van Dusen Nursery t'o. Geneva, N. Y
Aujf. 1 4w.
PLAHlb Mil,!.
Denlers iti
M'MMKIt,
HILL STI FF.
FLOOKINf.
SII)IN(5.
SlUHOAKDS. FKM'IXt;.
SlIIXdLKS. LATH
1)( K)HS,
HLINDS.
FKAMK.
MOLLDIXOS
F.tc. Samples of our work can he seen
in most any part of Bnyder county.
Nvthin but lirst-class lumber used,
nnd all work prepared by the most
skilled workmen with the latest im
proved machinery, l'rices always the
lowest. Address
Watsontown Planing Hill Co.,
0-l-'8!, ly, Watsoutown, Pa.
M
In
aid e !
For a Superior grade of shelf and hea
vy Hardware it is always best to
go tooldand reliable Houses
who have a reputation
to sustain. Such is
J.B.Sieiiir.Leislofii.Pa.
Iron. Nails, Steel.
Leather, Paints. i Is. Coach
and Saddler Ware. Manufacturer of
Stoves and Tinware.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !
Whereas by virtue of siindrl writs of II. fa., Is;
sued out of the court (if Common Picas of snv
der county, and to me directed, I will expose to
public sale ut I lie Conn House In the borough of
.niuuii-iiurKU. i'u. on
Friday, September 20, 1689,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. the following ltcnl Kstatc:
Kl. Ku. ri.HK-lt
llclng- all that certain piece or tract of land
situate lu I'i-iiii township, Snyder county, I'a.
Hounded and described as follows : Hounded on
I lie North by lane of Jeremiah Kroner und
oilier, Kast by land of Win. lloyer, Soulh by
laud ot Daniel mid Win. lloyer. and west by
laud of W illiam Krolcr, whereon la erected a
two-siory House. Hank Ilnrn, and other out-
miniiiiiKs. eoniuiiuiiK 4(i Acres, more or less.
Also a lot lu SclliiKk'rovu, Pa., bounded on the
.-.or in ny tot ot t-.nas hinencs, i-.hhi tiv hiku St.,
South by lot of Mrs. Kin-se, and west by un alley,
couiuiiiniK (Jiiet -iKioii Acre more or H'ba, W Uere
ou la erected a Dw ellliur House. A c.
Seized, taken Into execution nnd to be sold as
tue propeny oi duvki tieinncrunir.
HKL HKN DHKESK, Sheriff,
blicrlfTS Cfllce, MlUUIcburvU, Au,'. sjs, lHtv.
HEAjOQ,UATERS-T
For M mil Rdiahle Clili
, : o
41
tt
2-50 to 15.00 .
2.25 to 10.00
1.50 to 3.75
3.50 upward
3.00
1-00 to 5.00
20c up
Men's Over Coats from
Youths "
Children "
Mens Suits from
Boys "
Children
Men's Underwear from
Men's, Youths and Hoys Caps from 5c un
it it 41 1 rl it
units IOC Up
Silk Ties, Mulllers, HandkcrchicfH
Neck Tics very cheap and fine quality'.
Sheep-skin, Buck-skin, Cloth and Kid
Gloves, Rubber poods, large stock of
Confections and Holiday goods of everv
description. Will positively not be un".
dersold.
Thankful for past favors, j would re
pect fully solicit a continuance of pannage.
elms' Reliable Clul Imi k
MIDDLEBURGH, PA.
1889. Spring and Summer. 1889
We are now prepared to show you an immense variety,
Scftsoniiftblle
r.. t i t i . ...
hhhis avo nave an elegant line of Coinbinutioi
Suitings, Ladies' Cloth, Satines,
A Variety of Wash Dress Gooda
Scotch Zephyi Cloth
New Calicoes,
Century Cloth,
White Dress Ootui
An Elegant Line of Cassimeres,
Laces, and Embroideries.
SGHOCH BROS., Selinspve
tyllisli and
Weill Made
DoD'iGTiinc
1 still continue in tbe Merchant Tailoring business witb roomi
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa.
and take this means of informing tbe people of Snyder county, tV
have on band a well selected stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and samples from tbe best and most reliable New York and I'LilaJtl
booses, and will sell lower tban ever. Catting, Cleaning. Repairinc, Pjr
iog aou ooounug aone on snort nonce.
Nov. ltf. E. E, BUCK
It would do your heart good to go and tbe
Stock of Spring looi
AT
Freidman & Getz', Beavertown, Pa
They ImveJ returned from the Katttern Cities and now have their bl'
rrnRtl limler I lin wt. ii'lit nf Mr v ( lrvr.il u ll.Anurla. Ilni. v.iiiuliini tow
nothing, Btraw Hats, wool Hats, Hoots and Shoes', large line of Drew Hook
NotlonH, &o. They nhow the greatest assortment and prettiest tyleJ
ever saw. ihelr
Goods is all New and Fresh
aud is r.ot the accumulation of years. Thev are not . moth-1'
en and streaked with dust, lierides, tbey are
Cheap ini Evenydliing
and offer you prices that nhuost challenge belief when compared to
)vu am uuiuiieueu 10 yay hi oilier stores.
Do Not Hesitate in Going
at once and see just how much finer and cheaper their goods is tlan
ouiiuoD run.