A II to l si ,h Htl a l.v ti'ii vox brr. Kt int I'l'U ,1m t, n A en nil. pl'l'l nil- (lir aire i: (Hll lll'lll (ion, in ll Eng as llusi A .INl'O 1'ran way i Hi run fjrott. TIl.'V and li or raj Ml v il.vli l'i ii ; M'tl , ! vti. "1 l'K' t ho uHn th.it New tlOt u !.t t. IIlN claims ilar to tower 08 -I have year pr to ut t tlio rich city, wl grand a Ullll OV' Tho Ma ernmcn scheme, vor it ho citi.ous t AM ZcSLA HAPPY! Jfp lh mr livmtnro la. I bee throws awef mf oid n'.iwkln Braab,aad aea toy oid D'.iwlrtn fin ;-Gi.'r r" i BOOTS AROR. tii'JSi ,l'lr.uh.an4l .( , .... N4f I J , i. ir 'im. i. Every Household Klioulil liava Ayer'a Cherry JVi-toral. It Mivr tlinnaamlA of livre aniitiiilly, ml l ii-cullnrly cfflrarinim in Croup, Whooping iikIi, uihI Sort Throut. " Aftrran xtetiBlvc iartlrr of m-mly uif-tlilril of a century, Avit'h Clirrry ft-i-tornl In my cure for recent culiln niul (Mniirlm. I in:criln It, nml lielieve it ti fir the erjr liest expertoruiit now iiffcrcil to tlie fx-ople." Dr. Ju'iti Levin, IriiKKit, Went Ilrlilj;ewn'iT. l'.i. " Some yeiirn Ayrr's Clii-it IVr. fonil cureil me of nxthinu nfter tin- ln-l mi'iiicul okill lutil fikilcil to t:iv- un '.'.ft. A few weeks lnce, bvintx C little troubled with the diea, I was iriuu)lly Relieved By the name remedy. I il;nl!y olTir lM testimony for thn'benellt of nl I Hiinihirly unicted.1' 1' M. llusxler, Kilitr Anjvi, TuUle Km-U, Nebr. ' For children nflllcteil with rii'.U, .vmghs, sore throut, or rump, I do not 'inuw if any remedy which will ylvu nore sjH-edy relief tlinti Ayer's Cherry Pet total. 1 have found it, aUo. Invii'.'i il'ie ill nisei tf whooping coiiyii." Ann I.ovejoy, l'i't Washington street, :toli, Mass. "Ayer's Cherry IVetornl bus pro red remarkably elleetlve In croup ami Is invnlmihlc" us a family meihi inc." J). M. liijalit, Chicopcc I'ulls, l.i-.s, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, rmcrARKO nr Oood Country Roads. The Philadelphia Record recently publiHhel the annexed pithy re- marks upon the growing necessity for good country roads : College professors, civil engineers and magazine vriters are directing public attention to the subject of country highways, and the Vander- bilt University, Tennessee, has gone so far as to provide for the free in struction in road engineering of one person from each county in that State. The Uiiltimore Sun. which is agitating the question in Mary- and, points out that the power re quired to draw a wagon weighing with its load on a level macadamized road of broken stone is 05 iiounds. which is increased to 200 pounds on a common dirt road. 'rofesHor Ely, of John Hopkins University, estimates that poor roads cost the farmer on an average $15 per horso ; audl'rofessor Jenks, of Knox College, 111., argues that with permanent roads freight could often bo hauled ten miles on wag ons cheaper than it could bo taken one mile on a dirt road to a railroad station, unloaded put on the cars, freight paid, unloaded from the cars, and carried to its destination. Of the social influence of good roads he says that "a largo part of the farmers depend on their ability to attend church, lectures, concerts ami social gatherings ut a distance and really good rouds, by enabling them to go so much more easily, would doubtless raise tho whole in tellectual tone of the farming com munity, besides keeping within the healthful influence of tho farm many who aro now forced into the towns." flpmiiicn I'llliii Bazaar. y.g.A"'''l 00 J 07$l 2 o I .V.r 'ff ti 2 .mvA i ' c ! o ! I tS i& i rrl i CO I An Unioue Feature of the Penn sylvania Limited. Tho Pennsylvania Limited, per forming a daily service between New York and Chicago, needed but one feature to complete tho perfec tion of its appointment, lue men had their porter and barber, and now the ladies have their maid and hair-dresser. The introduction of the maids is us novel as it is unique feature. It exists on no other reg ular train iu tho world, and tho la dies who travel will appreciate it heartly. Tho maids are colored wo men, and there is one employed oil each train. They aro especially charged to look after tho comfort of ladies, children, and invalids. They are to assist the ladies iu making their toilet, to dress their hair, and serve as a hand-maid to them in the fullest sense of the term. They Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Matt. fcoIU t j all lirugg-iiu. l'rlct ( 1 ; ill boulu, $S Prof. Loisette's EE30BV DISCOVERY AND TRAINING METHOD In spit ol uliiltersted Imlutions whlnh mlM tha Iheorr; nd nrmotlrsl roulUof tha Ortalntl. Inapttaof !! ni.i niimpniollKns bf anHMia "l il l .itil ti..ni1 i.rtln.piUi.f MtJl.UMrob"him l ili,. fruit n( hi llM,r..(ll l which domnnitrsla Ilia !TO5KnTO3 STKSa ' will have an eye to tho children, aud X"itiSS have a care for the invalids and la- aiiinivnsiit uaoplaln ll panaoi uiimiwouii.t- illy muilli il Ilia Njnrmm lif cirrwKndiic, Mumina ihul hmSitem miwil onfi vhilt bring (itil,;C , n'lrnrnr.U; tlminni fit ran bf mwf i o nno't i . .... i ......i...imihiI u-. mn, I'riiMii-tiiB r'il'UFll. T'H'Mt rilllHi. ' "'V ' - " dies who may escort. The convenience I'ruf. A. lOlsUTTi Ayenue,N.Y AND HI8 PARO Afients Wanted RLE6G mvVL it, .wUllustratHin. 5iT'b llti l'i,rU'.k, - I " H . r .:- iiti.tiiu', l!n.Mlrci of iolluri lo hu l'civ Old and youn li:y: also Ihuurtantli of A. K. aoi lvm of Vcttrntis. One tKnt has ordered over 7"U booh. Anolhrc made in 4 dayi. an other look l."ordeni in 30 mm. in 1 C, A. H. Poi. A 'kiiMaa lrrilnru ul nncH. Na.lt Itte withciri:ul,it unil teruii. Write N.C. Hamilton ACo AU Surienur bucct CJcvclsuil. O. rilllF. Fit ANKI.1N noi si: .1 .!. (1 1 . Publithert, ort of having an attendant of one's own sex will be cordially appreciat ed by timid women and those who are inexperienced in travel. The 'ennsylvania Railroad Company and the Pullman Palace Car Com pany deserve great credit for their' persistent efforts to enhance the omfort and pleasure of their pa trons. Reducing Postage Rates. SMITH, Proprietor. ( tVrinerly i! the Central,) M nil lied seil i in IT' nml. Han IlipllMtU II. .i lllo.t 'le iniiii ileln ii il In mi l Initii 1'iwn V t u-'tei ' M 1 1 1 nL. 1 1 u, I'm. List of Grand Jurors. l.Nt ot tiriiiid .lurors ilriiwn tor t lie Court of Over nml Terminer unit lieneriil .lull ilellery and Court of quarter SckmIoiis of the l'eiu'eof NiiyiliT ciiiiiii iieiii us iieeeinisT rs'iviiou innu, eiiiuinelirliuf IliH'enilH-r . Is. Il.'iner tieii. S. SliuUI. Allied Kluse. ItiMverWcst Aliruluilil Weiiiler.Kliiiinuel Kliepp. ceiii.ro t.eo. t'. rip.uiKier, niramj. nail, t'liatiiniili David lleirolil. r'riuiKllli-.I'lllli'n Klilerlliie. Win. II. Ni'Wlllull, AiUlll IteiinlliKer. Jolin S. Kituniuiiti. Jackson A. A. Hummel, .enuoldt. MniiitH' iieortri' Seliuder. Ivrry .lohn A. N'linee. S. S. licit z, George t I. IJCllll . sprlnif .luiues C, sliiiinlmeli, lhivld Middles- wertli, II. II. I. null. Henry (leU. I'lilnn .Iniiii il. Kelirer, WaslilnliiH-lleiiry It. llkkliail, Philip lieu ilrlrks. List cf Petit Jurors im nr li .Turnrs drawn for the Court of iiv..r unil T.'i miner and iieiieral Jail delivery hiiiI i'ouit or onarler hewilou of the 1'euce of snviier count held as Ih-eemU-r Session !, coinliielietlii.' DeecialsT tl. 1HS. Ad. tins I. V. II. Moyer. ii...,...,' 1'iini Aiirier. J. P. K earns. lieuter Wttht Aliruuum HoIhIiiio, (leu. Krehlis, rihtiian Winder. CUuiies lloriMtfr. Kn-d l.'L 11 llut'll . ,N'iitri-lt. II. Walter. C. A. Illliiruruail, J. K. Shlnklc. Kilns Hrunner. i.!,i.i.i,iiii:,i. W. KluellHT. V. II. Swart.. Kriiukllii lk-iiliiialu Custer, Davis titft, John hliuuiion, .lohn S. llasHliiir. A..IM.HI I'.'ti.r llerner. Mlddlehnru'li-M. Z. Stfllilnirer. 4. M. Vauzundt Mlitdliw k-Wiu. Frjuiuu. n...,r,.u' w 11,'iiirW. z. T. Iletrlck. iviiii-Wm. Aiiiiilller. ,1. H. Thuiniison, John K 11 ii.rlii.M I'.r.-i -"ums'li M.illh, 11. F. Artioirast. llenrv linllinr. .Iniiii I'. NiiUKln. eiullp Kmw Thorn na ttek'Ueiilnich. Perry West Dutilcl Maiiiliiell. Levi IK-rr, J. llorubcrner. aeliiiMKrif-l. A. MrtcU, Vulciitliio Bullf. Carey Hurt..! ani'liiu S.'loiiion Stelnlturer. Alfred Kline, To- llas K. Kelt. .1. D. Itelitcr. Inl.ii. tui ti llllrns. WiiHliiuirtoii-ii-o. W. Woodllnit, tieoie KuhtM, lli uo icoliler, Jacob M. Kaucu. travel without a and mule com- s a Just returned from tho East with a Mitgni.icwit lino of CLOTHINa GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, OVERCOATS, Underwear, and in fact everything in tho clothing line intended to make you feel t omfortablo in cold weather, nt astoniMhinclv low prices. H. Ori'EXHKiMmc, Sclinsgrovc. When You tnpure Why Not Get the Best H. HARVEYSCHOCH, General Insurance Atent, Lelinsroye.Pa., UopronentH tho following Great Stock.CompanloH ... . ta.1 ASS tTS 1B13 iETNA, of Hartford, Conn., - $a,5BB,B4D 1B53 HOME, ot New York, - - 7,BD2,712 1B17 FIRE ASSDCIflTIDN.Phil'a, - 4,445,67b $21, B17, 121 Th.Com..n.e.rrikimonKtl.aUKST..r.ni.nineir-rl6t.e.. .nJ with tli-lr I mm a '.,:l,","nr.?"7.r'T"J.t .d '".M.-f.rtn'r; .uiilii,. lu .ll their lo.. .-.U.m.nt. tbV, r hV.; won for 7 hemMlVaii OB K AT REPUTATIONS, No Assessments. No Premium Notes. ARE YOU INSURED ? If not. wiits to the aboYe Aeeocy nd yoo will receivel'rompt attention KKHX & Aid LEU, rriiirlotnr. o' the tleaverlown PLANING MILL "4 u keep St llll -'' I nsMinvd and ilr I eo OH' lilee III v J ihe Statu. Adnrt Muiiuliirtiirer ami ilealer in ail i .Imlmil I.iiiiiIh". u h anSI'lllim. Hour. iinr. Kill tiintier.Wliiiluw-Miisli, Ihior'.fce ll t Hue n aiiiuy in wen il r v luiulipr, Mini Kiismn iilwi.v as lew m any In lnronll ciirrcindenee ti N.W. Airier, Eoavcrtown, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Sunhury &. Lewistow n Division. Time Table, In effect Nov. 11, 1889. I baitwabd aiiTSiio pia, aTATloaa. XT a i i A . I, a ra W ll.ul Lawlntows J. , T to i7 li.ot, MalaStraat i T. l Hist L,ai.tw T.st l.na I4 IIAt Maltland Ma III 1ST 1 11.41 Palntar 1,11 t SI .M 11.40 II Phlmtla 1.M .:o .V 1I.M 11 Wll (f l.4 l.la ll.il IT Me' lora li I.i4 lo' ilt.W Raab'.MIIIl l it I 1.01 '11 I ID Adsai.hnrn 1,'iS ,4 il lil.oo i Rravartowa l.iti 4 e .4 ;lu.t l I Hon it .4'J I 4.15 140 1' II Mliiillaharca I.4S III 10.41 II Valaar 114 M III H0 IT Rraamtr R.6S 4 JO . VI !1l; Paollm 0.01 44 l.ll lo.ij: 41 PallnsaroT l.li 4 43 til I0.IT 1 f4llntroTa J. t.ll 4 41 1.00 I lo.o ; 10 I Hanbart ! ao ' 1 90 llnacroV4 irrommodntlon (OeaaMtlag wlta trloioa N.O. Rf.) Iasr Rallnsarov rrla t Sallnrni IMP. M. I.W I'. 91 fralni Leave- Lewlstown Junction : 11 14. a. tn. Ill, a. m. in 41, am 1 II, m Itip ra I 41 m lor I'lllshurK and tha Wa-t. 1 4. a tn a i a m. 41 m. ss n m. nn m, 11 II p ra. For Phllsilrlilu, New York. Haiti- mora and wanningion. Philadelphia & Erie R R Division. AND NOKTHEBAN ('tNTUAL RAILWAY. T'ln Irar Sunburr I loam, For llollf f ate, r.rlo and Canaudal- UK I 41 u 0. I SOn tn. Kor Kanorn .ind Walklni I Up m for Wllllanmpott. a, I'nr IxK-k Haren. tn, Kor Halkfunta, Kan andCanandal- I HI a m. For CatawlMa and llaneltnn. l'i am, 10 00 am anil IM i in, lor Wilkaiharra. I 64 a ra, 10) a 111, 1 lo im I 40 p m, For Shnmo klaaad Mount Carmel. Train. lavaSellinifruTa Jonrtlon: I il a m. arriving at I'lnUd-Iphla I II t m, New Yora I ao p m, lliiltimora 1 10 p tn. Waah Inatnn I II p tn. 1 11 p m, arriving- at Phlladolphta I M p 111, New York lUpn, Baltimore 1 4 p m. Wanhlnaton I IS p in. a, is n ra, arnvinic ai rniiancipnia xa a m, New Y ork T 10a tn. Baltimore S 1 a m Waah- iBKtoa I m a 111. Traint amo i.onrcii ftunnurr : ID a m. arrlvlna at l'hllail-lihla t to a tn. New York I SO a ra. '4 60 ar. at Baltimore 7 10 a III., Waililnktnn I 41 p in. J. It. Wool. en'l Pa. Anent. CHAS. E. HHiH, Uen'l ManaKr. S. 1 SHE Alt Y, Insurance Aent nml Broker, Ponns Creek, P. O. ra. ttnty flrat oUxa Stork t7ompanlra rranrnted You Ikii no premium not-, hence you pay no aciiKinui. Insurance placed on all klmlmil kimmI farm pmprrty, dwelling, atoren and cliuri-he. any where In Similar ainl Union riinntteii. tiltlceln C. M. Shower'. Store. Centrevllle, l'a How Lost, How ltcstorcd! Jupt puhllrhed, a new edition of Dr- CnlTcrwell's Ccltlratcil Essay on the radical cure of f parinatoirha-a or inca- i.iii'liv Induced hy exce or early Indlncratiou Tliecclelirated Hiitlior. In till' uilmlmlilit twiy clearly leiiiiiiiitriile Irinn a thirty yearn' .uvrex, I11I tinietlcK. Hint Hie iiluriiiinu eoiiM'iUC ol ror may he radlcnllv cured polntlnunut am oe iif.nra H mice HI 111 til e. uerllllu. lud ellnellllll, hy manna of which every aulfiirer. no niHttcr what lilnconUltMin may be, may cure bimaoll the -ply irlvali.lv nn.t rmlieilliv. -Thn lecture .liuiild ha la tha band, ol every youth nud ever- umnlnthe lnn.l. Kant nmlrr aval. Iu a tdnln enveluoe. to any addren, poid-pald. on receipt ol fuurcenUor two Minliii;e lain pp. Kinirev. SHiniila ot ineitlciiio free. T1IK CULVEItWKLL MliDlCAL CO., II Ann St., New York, V, Y. I'ortOfflea Ho.4S Bi..w. will. out naiiiH and urlcw ftanilwd oa tha bottom, yut liliu douu a u fraud. Aim mm von- t 11 rccont t'itnfereiu'o of Post Oflice oil'u'ials held in Washington for the purpose of considering the subject of roiluciug the rate of pos tage on general merchandise and wiping out fourth-class matter alto gether, it was proposed to include merchandise iu third-class matter und carry it at the rate of two ounces or 1 cent, instead of 1 cent per ounce, as at present, under tne new arrangement the three classes would he divided as follows : First lass, letters and postal cards ; sec ond, newspapers and periodicals sent out to regular subscribers by publishers 1 third class, everything else that is mailable. The matter is still under consideration. A Lady's Fcrfoct Companion Pstnlest Childbirth, a now book by Dr. John II. Dye, one of New York's uiott skillful physicians, shows that I iit) is not Decennary iu Childbirth, iut results from causes easily under stood and overcome. It clearly proves! that any woman may become a moth er without suffering any pain what ever. It also tells now to overcome aud prevent morning sickness, swell ed lliiibs. ana an outer evns auemi luir nreirnancy. It is reliable and hltchly endoried uy puysiuians every-1 where as the w lie s true private com panion. Cut this out; It will save you great palu, and possibly your life, nend two-cent stamp for ue- scrlptive circulars, testimonials, Midi fldential letter sent In sealed en- GUNS. AMUNITI0N. AND FISHING TACKLE. i ? I wf)icr) it. HONESl r Qeouineha KED y tin tag 0 every pluq. Old Honesty is ac$ edged to be the pjj ana rriosc lasting p of Standard Chewing To! on themarKct.Trxing a better test than an v about it. Give it a fair d Tour acaier has IHO. FIHZER & BROS.,LoaisT mm For u Superior grade of Hlit-lf vy Hardware It in alwav I go to old and reliable lloi who haveareputfttlnl to suntain. tuch It and I Iron. Nalln, 8tnl, Leather. Paint, UiUf Haddler Ware. Mnnalit Stoves and Tin THE WATSONTO ME I V. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE Roils, Lutes, Hoots, Beels,Flles,&c. V DR GENTLEMEN. Itaat In the world. Fiamlne hla fS.CM ENt INF M AMl-SKWr.I siiue. S.BO HOI.II K ANI MKMKKN'MIOK. SH.BO XI HA VAI.HI5 'I.'','"..""' 53:5o and iT.Yi li'6vs "sHHL SHOES. All ruada In ConKreta, Bullua and Lac. W. L. DOUGLAS 03 SHOE L AD ME BNt Material, klaat Style. Be FltUDg. 9s . ...1.1 i.u rf.l., wrll. 'Examine W. L. Douglas $3.00 Shoes or gentlemen and ladies." FOIt SALE HY Wl mm. MIDDLEBDRiiH Dealers In LUMHEH. HILL STI FF. KLOOIUXG siniN sntNOAKDS, FE.1 SIIINOLES, JJOOItS. 11L1NDS. FKASl Mi Etc. Samples of our work ci 111 mom any part or oovui rsothfnir but llrgt-claiii luif tlnd all work prepared by skilled workmen with the proved machinery. Price owest. Address WatsontownPknlM 0-l-'89, ly, WatMl THE CELEBRATED DEER GUN, 'PIPER," oue barrel shot and the oth er Winchester Cartridge. Tho only gun manufactured for active and enco tive long and short distance work. AI ways on hand. It ree.iuuiends Itself. a--"-rfF.,H' .X!.V- J 1 ill W m IIAln- flon, nhl. lit we t Ull3J!fc iH,nr..l .f Mr l..rn- aa IHIvbUrf a.i... oki.. II. wrllm ' .k- tocai l' -IHO iiiomiIi ; I aim ti... f.ai-y K C Allri A ru..H'Hni. (Ha WUH ..1.. hi 4 oil' a Mwew r- gn.,11 , H.UBKIM. cont velope. Addrens Frank Thomas & Co., Publishers, Ualtimore, Maryland. Nov. 14, 1 WU. Who is not triad to see the Demo- crats so happy about the result of the late election in Ohio and Iowa T Thev nrobablv will cease to mourn because "the Rascals are turned out," while enjoying what they call their great triumph. Muzzle and Breech-Loading Shot- Guns, Repeating Rifles, and everything needed in A Complete HuntinnilOutfit. Orders by mail will reocive prompt attention. Hiil.iat Kline, tl-rr1lH.r.r, IV Wnl'ii " alrl Hvr liaiuwtl itiliiiic lo mII Ilk hi lbm etaHrrdy 1 li.k onlrn aniMrt. ( tty rw tvf Ml.tt.' W. J. 1.1 iti.ir. lUailiM, Urn., fiHi "I taki an urlr 1"i jmr ll ! Inni utiniiitiui hmww lur ll'aTl dS alkaik.' (II brr-!!' ar uMa Wrllt v UMm (a ft via trui-u Ifiu iht-ir !". fcvrry n wh UkM b4 full mrmnA bualwt IU . ui t Mil. hull we lart l'OU in tbm Mminei., i a tafa. a. u at l-ara. all arMUll at fiaff VltUrVrlf. .lr.i.ttlnn..nvl w will MM y U I .lay Mill i..thr tts ahrait of Iu wf p4rt if ib tvnuttv. ir r4 On ctHinl nf a firr-Hl iinufarturrf wli 1 H.I.OOO lM itollMr PhwtarMh AIIim- " i?t .tll ftf mi'. WfUlin IH pul all in""" " l'lllaUt UariltlMfU ilaMrl-a IIISIU. iapaa4MIMr-l iee- rU. Latrtfrtl Wit, urraifM nrami rr mmvn. -...-.1 I IImI iMrtaaav 11 ker PlirtlfV luf BaTta Anf W" a.Mfb.i . rlUilaH aitflil-ltHW f NO .iki... aa.14111. V bmvtr altowu. rvry w waul lo ur- cl.aav AffHl lk lUoaiaiiOa of vrir wllb raiIH Mr lrum hnuwa. Oii-aii iirunia awatl workvr. Avia aro iiiaklnBlurtuiia. UtUifamakaaapiorp aa wtn. Toy.rradff, .... u.. .... nmm b ull Informal lou and Irrma rr. lu thus wlio wrtia fur aamo, willi parlltulani a lormafof vut famll Mtolaa. Hooka MI rr..Kinaia. aiw o.( towilu yu cunrluila lo fu o further, why no pan o- 4 CO., ailULkIA, M4IKt J. B. REED, SHUT, PAJTllB Pl5l,$l,Si ESSENTIAL C WINTERGREEN, PEPPERS NYROrAL, SPEARMII! of prima qualltr . bought In nl caab on delltary, tree ol orumnii turaaa, ko., by DODGE & OLCq Importer! and Exporter!, S lorn. FARME Mill's Farmyard tor will produce homo drill fertilizl cost of from $250 nerton rnd render mal stalli drv ants table. For catalo testimonials of proij W. It. & G. li. M. Agents for b Post Office Richlie 01 13 WBl TkaPOLicB ohtvnf eacurelr wrapped, to ear 4 Htataa for t Urea eiai 1 ONE DOLLi Liberal dlaeoaal ","J aiant aad elobe. SeppH AuVlraee . J
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