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She .jJlfoWfburjh 'lost.
ruMinlicd i very Tlmmlny.
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Subscription tfl.oO per year.
Thursday, .f;uiu;iry J, 1S!K.
Written f'ir tli" l'nr.
Letter From the Capitol.
Wamiivitos. D.C, Dec. 21.
I '.very one i interested in Wash
ington Ci t y, tin-nation' eapitol, mxl
ill Olie HClISC till! pCOplc'H llOlllC.
Kxtiiiviiuiit Intel MiliU'H uiitl what
sn in extortionate rents, make it
luole t-pcliMe to stay here thilll it
t-houll lie. In the world in the gen
eral heraliiMc, every one hcclus tli
posctl to tfet his share, and on this
score the lixnd ownerH und real es
tate aircnts in this city seem deter
mined not to he h ft liehuid : Hep
re-eiitntive Atkinson, iii u eoiivcrsa
tloti with lis expressed the opinion
that the Washington people know
ing 1 1 lilt the government pllid Well
for the service rendered it, minted
t heir priees ill accordance. In this
particular we think this is true : lint
the markets ale low here, mid the
coiiipcti'ion iii trad'' is Mich us
make prices low for wares of various
kinds. If those who control prop
cl't.V here olivened the (.'oldi'll rule,
W.i-hingion would not be an expeii-
-ive place to live ill, speaking coiu
pal at l el.v.
As to it ., at i ract ions it would re
"pure many columns to properly set
them forth. If there is another city
like Washington, in the United
States, or in the Old World, when
is it .' The city of "magnificent dis
t'llices" the city where the giiVclli'
Incut afford-, free i II t el't aill Ii It - II t t'
interest pie for all illdeliliiti
period, thecily ot iii.ele-.s and cleail
streets, its system of paving and
street cleaning being a model. A
city of wide av. niies, neat mid ele
gant homes, statues, and inonii
ne nts, and pai ks, make ii a place
that dill'ils from all others. Here
city and country life me beautifully
Men. led. A few minutes walk taki'S
,i person from one to the other.
Ill this letter it would he useless
to commence on descriptions or
even partial ones, of the many places
of interest. Here people outlier
from all part of our country, and
-l ratlin;.' ones from all part of the
world. This makes it decidedly cos
mopolitan. Tiie student in most any
line finds here full opportunity.
The original intention in laving
out Washington, was to have the
Capii"! rcpiv-eiit the hub of a
'vln i 1, and the W'h'te House to rep
resent aiiot hi r center of the same
kind. The 1 tt. led streets lull cast
and west, mid the numbered ones
north and south. It was thought
originally that the principal part of
the city would he east of the Capi
tol, but t he extravagant deiiuiiids of
the land ow nei's in t hat section di
vert) d this intention, mid instead
the city (.Mew, and has continued to
(.row towards the set tin;.' sun. Some
of the homes here arc so costly that
they amount to fully one half of the
assessed valuation of property in
towns of over one thousand popula
tion. Can the present administration
speak for belter thing's for the peo
ple of this country ! Kor we think it
is apparent, that in christian tone,
good intention, high purpose, in
tegrity, and on the average ability,
this country has never been better
represented in its lAccutivc, and in
looking over the two ii present at ic
bodies we tind many from whom we
have reason to expect good results.
The House and Senate have many
men in them of worth mid ability ;
ami the country which has reason to
look for much will anxiously await
the result, tjuestionsofgreiiterund
lc-s magnitude are before us as a
people, and we do not expect that
those who hae beta sent here to
weigh ami act on these questions
will shirk their responsibility. The
country has three great questions
before it ; t'llst : the negro problem i
then the liquor question : then, that
of trust and monopoly. As to the
first probably none living are so
wise as to solve it, yet like lJlanchos
(Shost it continues and will continue
to rise before us. The others while
hard of solution seem morn within
reach; in the matter of trusts we
think the President has struck the
key note. We have the money qucs
lion, the tariff. Civil Service. Civil
Service is probably thought over
ami discussed more in this city than
in other places, for here it directly
concerns not only our representa
tives, but thousands in the employ
of the government. The rule is that
there are two sides to every ques
tion, and this is certainly no excep
tion. We mention some, points pro
ami con. First, it is a question
whether tho old saying "to the vic
tor belong the spoils" is either pa
triotism or stateiiuinship ; working
to have men elected, or, where those
who are elected, aim principally to
benefit themselves, we cannot have
the foundation for proper govern
ment, or the elements of teifety :
this is'npp.ircnt. We can only ex
pect the true principles of govern
ment to be upheld, when the people
will put principle and the common
good higher than any matter of per
Honal benefit. It was bv men who
did this, that the foundations o
this government were laid, and it is
only by the perpetuation of this
same principle if they can be con
tinued.
llien representatives are sup
posed to be sent here for a higher
purpose than to get some of their
constituents employment. An ex-
incniber of Congress from North
Carolina, remarked to the writer,
that a Congressman was nothing
more than an errant boy for the peo
ple of his district. He said that
during his term, he had been writ
ten to about most everything from a
selection of a minister for a eongri
gation, dow n to the pedigree of a
stallion.
lleprsentative Tow nseiid of 2.1th
Pennsylvania District said to me re
cently that he had one thousand ap
plications from persons for places,
w hile he did Hot complain he n
grcted the fact that more time could
not be given to other duties. We
are aware that in the case of most
representatives that they are up
answering correspondence, of this
character htrgelv, until midnight
it is reasonable to suppose that
there will be a good deal of corres
pondeiice between members and
their constituents that is llliobjei
tionable ; as the afl'ahle Dr. Atkin
son said to me, it keeps the mem
hers mid people in sympathy with
manifold benefits. In this connec
tion we will say that the Dr. is quite
a figure in the House, of medium
height, past the meridian of life,
smoothe lace, one that expresses
kindness, dignity, decision, integrity
and ability. The disease he con
tracted in the army has crippled
him so that he has to walk on
crutches. He is a native of .luniata
county mid now resides nt Milllin-
town. He enti red the medical de
part meat of the army in lN'il as as
sisteii surgeon, mid afterwards
served as surgeon. The Hon. C. C.
Tow nseiid for a t iine served as ad
jutant of the same regiment in
which the Dr. was engaged, after
the war they scpeiatcd, ami wen
only reunited on the assembling of
Congress, when Mr. Towiisend was
assigned a scat next to the Dr. We
can imagine the pleasure of a meet
ing such as this, and what is more
titling than that such as these, who
in the time of there country's need,
lc ft there homes ami proved there
patriotism, by ottering even their
very life's blood on the altar of the
country should now represent the
people in looking for their good.
and defending their rights in this
Legislative hall. Partiotisiu is the
piety of citizenship, a devotion to a
common cause, to the right to prin
ciple. Those not true to theil'coiin-
try cannot be true to individuals
(we mean "Our country") mid those
who stand t he count ry's defenders,
prove that they possess the princi
ple i f patriotism, and the quality of
gratitude as well, but this is some
what of a digression. Another thing
that can be said on the Civil Ser
vice reform is t hat if we send men
here and expect them in any sense
to exercise the duties of statesmen,
we should give them time enough to
lave a chance, but we will continue
this subject again.
Titos. D. Maksii.ili..
MAURI KI).
Dec, ,'Ust, at Troxelville. bv James
Middl cswarth, ,). P., Daniel J.
Stahl of Chillisqiiaqne, Northum
berland county, to HannaA. Keis
ter of Adams township, Snyder Co.
.Ian. 7th, at McClinc. bv Itcv J
M. Stover, ( leo. S. Kline to Miss
Martha K. Pinginan, both of Trox
ville. IHKTJ.
Dec. :;n, at lianncrville, Miss An
nie Hciter, age 17 years, 2 months
and li days.
In Middlcburgh on Sundav, Jan
uurvtl, infant child of H. J. and
Delia Duck, aged 4 months and 18
days. The funeral took place at
Selinsgrove on Wednesday .
A Lady's Fcrfoct Companion-
I'ainlfCK Childbirth, a now bonk by
Pr. John II. Dye, one of New York'a
limt fkillftil plivsieliin, slum that
pHtn I not m-t-epsary In Childbirth,
out results from causes easily under
Mood and overcome. It clearly proven
that tiny woman may become a moth
er without Mitb'ring any pain what
ever. It also tell how to uverroint
ninl prevent morning fii-kiie, mvcII
ed limbs, and all other evils attend
ing pregnancy. It is reliable ami
highly endorKed by physician every
where n tin wife's Inn privet com
panion. Cut this out ; it will nave
you great pain, ami possibly your
life. Send two-cent Mump for lie.
fcriptive circulars, testimoninls, nnd
confidential letter n-ut in Healed en
velope. Aildre-s Frank Tlioinm ,V
Co, I'uhlUhvrs, H lltini ire, M irylalid
Nov. 14,
Till: FLAM IS OPT AT
Kiipturc cure giiarniitet.il bv
I). Mayer, Nil Arch St.. Phil'ii
Kant" at once, no operation or
liens delay. Thousands cured'
c ire ii la.
Dr. J;
Pa. j
bnis- I
S.forl
tf.l
DreissBiiisrs
m:i.i.si:(vi:. UKApiiPAitTKits
FOU UF.ADV MADi:
EXECUTORS' SALE
Of V.M.t Alll K
ffi aI n
Rea Estate 01 01 1,1 Hs!
llv virtue of mi uMit 'if tlie orplmnt' Ci.iirtnf
Sn.Mli r i 'Mint), tlie iinii'rli;iiil Kxet'iif'irsnf tin
i -t.iti' nf .l.ibii :iiitvr. hiii' of .1 ii K-on township
ili'r il. ill uffcr at pui'lir Af mi tiii ir'inlM". :i
litllf e.isi nf Ni'W Iter 1 1 ii. mi
Wednesday, January 1", IK'O,
I he fiilliiH I lie V.tlilalilf It.'.l I l;-tiit' ! W If
TIlAiT No. I. siliuti' In .l.n ki ii lnuiilil.
SIl.Mli r email), I'll.. IkiiipiiIiiI NMIIi IiV I'i IiIk
eri'fl;, Ka-t l I.iikI nf .l.unli Mmirir. Hninlitiv
Mlrliael lli-nfer ahil 'I 'nii't Xn. S. ami Writ lij
laml lit I lie lull nil .1. in ill l:lili. ili'i ii, n int. Hu
ll IK'
r.:i ACIH'.S.
ninl II I'l ii .lie-. Im'Miiti l eri-i n il a l'.i sinrv I
KIIAMK llol SK. ullli II prlhif In I lie e. Hal I
ami ii in ii her Hiii' i line tu flu- Iimihi-: it I.AItoKi
It WK HA UN iiliniisf new ltli ii laivi- i-traw-li'il
llltai'lieit. ' uai-'Mi lli'il-. riil'll-hnll-M'. anil
all utlier iii-i I'.ss.iry mil hiillitliii;. - all In if. h hI re.
pair. AlHiuf
TOAcresof White Oak Timber
lire mi llils trail -a- Hiir us W In I lie si.tte-with
gitmX puul In r illriiinl. nr ran l- llnale'l nn
I'i'litis eriik ilx the I I'ai'l Is sltllale Mi I lie hank
el the satlli'.
THMT No. 'j. siniite in t,i n-lilp. . .iiintv
ami stale al'Hi salil. Imiimliil Nnrlh In li.nl
Nu. I Ka-I l' land nf Mlrliai l lli titi r. smith l.
.l.u nli lllllilis. ami West 1 1) llr. Nib 1 1 1 i i ;, I .111
tallilliL.' 21 ACIH'.S
ami Iiki I'eii In s purtlmi of this trai t .
al w riil Hh KICY I'lNK Wlll l li oAK
1 1 MUCK.
I in-1 le.ir p.ir'niis nf tlii'se lun tr.ieis an- In a
M T hlk-ll slate ill I lllinallnll. fi'ln'.'s III eii,l re-
pall-ami all I he ihuiie tarli'lle- -if mill lliat i an
lie ralseil m iiiii'i'liiniiti.. 'I ln an- also i-unw n.
h iii Ins. hiKils. hnn h. ami In, ilk' I. I la v are
ilTepi. stiMiahl) Ihe nnist ili'sirahli' prnpi -riles
i'WT erfereil at Orpli.llis I iilll l Sale In I Ills rnllli-
I.1
Sale liiiiiiiiinem e at HI in link, A.M.. lnn
idle ut ti-tit ion hiii he k'Ioii ami fertiis ln.nl'.
klmu liv
I'KI Kll M AIHI-:it.
1I(. Ii. I(. Uo I II Id ii K.
Div. ly. iss'i. I-. m i ni i us.
ELECTION NOTICE.
1T11ST NOTION'AL I5ANK.
Tlie animal I Uiil' 1 the MiH-klmMers nl I lie
l lrsl National II . i, k of .Mliilelnir'li. or the
llMi nl scm-ii (; i liiiei-tors for Ihe en-illnc )eaf.
III Im- hellion I in sila) . I In- al sl ilay ot ,1 annul')',
next. Im Iwi i ii t Iii- hours of in ami in A. M.
.1. N. '1 lloMI'soN, t 'ashler
Mlilillel.ni .'Ii. I'a., In-.. l'.i. lsj.
Elcdtion Notice.
Cif'The only reliable and one price
Clothing House in Snyder County. jtj
Just returned from the Fast with a
Fine ami Large Mock of
KF.APY MADF.Cl.oTMINfJ.
(iFNTS FlltNISllINfi (it Mis,
HATS AND CAPS,
KOI5F.S,
lb iKS I'M! LANK FTS,
.1 FAVI.LKY,
TKt'NKS,
SATCIIF.LS
Silk t'mlirellas. Men's Youth's A; ISoys
OVERCOATS
Ftc, I'.te.. all I ght for cash nnd will
he sold for cash at real bargains.
i..r IN r-ons buying a bill of if 10 from
us will have their railroad fare paid
hot n ways from any part of t he cotiii
tv. Cm ii bill of i we will pay half
fare. F.I MOM TSS Hl!.
illiririlchtir;? Market
-HEADQUARTERS-
Nolll'l. Ihe .ilil.ll.il i lei I t-ili el tlie lleaM-r-
ton n Mill II. 1 1 I Ire Illsill.llM ( o.. III he Inlil ill
I In It ' liolne ollli e III Hea el l on n, on
Saturday. .1 miliary 'J.1, Is'.iii,
tneeii tin- hours of l ami r. o'eliH k. C. M.
til. A. II. I'.oW ;i(so. Si. r. l.ii.
At.
)MIMsti:atiu s noiici;. Let-
rs of Administration on
the es
tate nl l.yliu l.liiio lain nt Aihiitm Tim n-hlp
Sniti r riiiintv, I'a.. 4 1 -. I . ka unr I n lt r.i o t e. I
tin- niiil.-rsiu i.e.l, all .i r-.-ii- kinivniiK H em
Ivc linii-l'ti il to nan) i--tati' 1111- rmi iirMi-. In
In.lkn llliiiii'illati' i,l VI1MI1I, whlli' tln.M' llliv IliK Com
la 1 111 s will or nl ile al iluly aiitheMn atr-l In 1
I III' nililiT-IKIIc.il.
,ii:ssi: kni it.
.Ian. , ':o. A I in 1 11.-1 r:i t
Mutter 20
l-l-i-s 24
Pit ted cherries 2
I'npitted " .'I
Hin... ..I -1..i fi
Uaslibei'l'ies
Onions o11
llnp.1 s
Tallow 4
Chickens per II) 7
I Turkeys
I Side-
iSolilde 10
! Ham 12
L'KAIN MARKET,
iCollHKlTK.II HY W. Ii. WINKY HVKIIV
W'K.UNKSIIAY.
No. 1 Pennsylvania SO
2Fultz 78
" ft White mixed 7"
Itve '.0
I tats
BANK NOTICE.
Sr. F.i.mu HotkIi. No.s. :;i7 & iillt
Am u Stiikkt, I'uiiA.-Iiates re
diiced to (Ml per dav. The travel -in
public will still find nt this Hotel
the same liberal provision for their
comfort. It is located in the immedi
ate centres of business and places of
amusement and the different IlaiU
li' "til ii pots, as well All parts of the
city, lire daily accessible by Street
Cms constantly passing the dour. It
olTers special imluceiueiits to those
visitimr the city for business or pleas
ure. Your patronage respectfully
bolicited. Job. M. Feger, Proprietor.
1 a 1 11 K or ( oMi-i kiii im 111 nit: 11 kiii: vi v. 1
W slllsi.l'o NiiMlnlier I J. Isvi (
W UVAiV s. Ii sal Utai-lol'V ev liliTue 1 ili-sent cil
! I Iii' iihileisium-il II has Iiei n in. nie 10 aiH'ar
lh.it "'I he l lrsl Naiinnal II. ink el MIiIiIIi'Iiiiik'Ii."
In tlie llni'oiik'li ol M ! iii I Ii Im 1 1.-I1 . In Ihe I ownlv nf
sn iler. ami slate of l'i litis) lvaul.i. lias eiiiuplli-il
nun an ine provisions m tne siaoiti-H or flu
1 nlleil stales i'i'iiilrei to In- roinplleil u'ltli he-
fore an nssiH'lotioii shall he inillini lei In I'oin.
Ineiire the liiislnesM ot llatikliik'.
Now THKKI HiliK I .lesne U. Alil'alialiis lenntv
ami Ant Ink' l onipl roller nf lhi-'iirrein.iloliereli'v
cert llv III it "I In- I'll'st National II. ink o( MliliHe
bio t; Ii" In the IIm'. .hl-Ii ot N 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1-1 1 In tin-
i ninl v or sn i b r n mi stale of I 'in us, h aula. Is
lint Inirli il In l olnlil.'lirr tile lillslnessnl I i.i n ktllt.'
as proMiliil lnsr.lli.il I'lriv one hnmlreil ami
sll v nine ol the lte lsed Slaliltes of l lie I'nlteil
Slates.
Is TKSTOIONV iKIIKi.- nltnesslllV till till alll!
Seal of olliee this l.'lh il.iv n( Nom iiiIh i', Issii.
'sen
V r,AI'l .1. 1. AllllAIIAMS.
Iiepnl) alnl Ai t Ihk' l olnpt roller o I hi j iirii'liev.
Nin. Sit, Iss.j, -jm,
4 D.MIMSTUATolt'S NoTICK Let
x ters of Administration on the es
tab' nl KM AS(l;l, S( IHll'll, alr nl Mhlillo
liurifh Siiyiler ii n t y. I'll.. ii-i'M. Iiiiviiik
Iii-uii Kriinii-il to thu iiinli-rMKiH'il, all pi-rminii
kiinnaitf thi lion bi-i. In.lebla'il to cal.l late lire
r. -i n es t ei I in lank Iiiiiiii-.Ihiii- pimm-nt, wlill
llnee h.nu.K ilainm will . refill tlieni ilnlv nie
llu iili. iili.-.l in thu iin.li-r-iiiiii'.l.
ii. AI.KKKI) SI'KOI'll.
Jim. I. lw. Ailniliil.nrutnr.
Shisdo Mill f:r Salo-
The llllilelslhi'il will Hi'll at prlvale sale a
hew lininowil I liase Sliinijle Mill. Fur pailli u
l.i I s i all im or ad.ll ess
TI1.I.M N WI.IIIKII.
Ike. IJ. .!. lw. p.l. .Ml.lilli'i re.'l;. fa,
Hardware !
For a Superior grade of shelf mid hen
vy Hardware it is always best to
go toold uml reliable Houses
who have a reputation
to sustain . Such is
I UUIIMU IIUi I III
Iron. Nails, Steel,
Leather. Paints. tils. Cniu-h
and Saddler Ware. Manufacturer of
Stoves and Tinware.
CROWN ACME !
The Lest Ihiruiug Oil that can oe
made from Petroleum.
It given a brilliant light.
It will not Fiuoko tho chimney.
It will not char tho wick.
It has a high firo tost
It will not explode.
It is without u compiuisou hh a per
fection
FAMILY SAFETY OIL.
It is manufactured from the finest
Crndo in the tuoi t perfectly equip
ped refineries iu tho world.
It is tun Best.
Auk your dealor for Crowu Acme.
Trndo orders filled by
Yours truly,
ACME OIL CO.,
12 8 '87 ly. unbnry, Pa
For M ii Mall Clin
2.50 to J 5.00
2.25 tu 10.00
1.50 to 3.75
.'1.50 upward
44 3.00 "
" 1.00 to 5.00
'e tip
Aren's Over Coats from
Youtlis 44 44
Children 44
Mens Suits from
Uovs 44
Children
Men's Uuderwe:ir from
Men's, Youths and Hoys Caiis from 5c up
tt it i. ' ii . .... i
I liUS " l.)CUI
Silk Ties, MuiHers, Handkerehiefs,
Xeek Ties very eheap and tine quality!
Sheep-skin, Muck-skin, Cloth and Kid
Cloves, Kuhlier jtoimIm, larj;c stock of
t'onfeetions and Holiday pod.n of cverv
description. Will positively not he uii
tlcrsold. Thankful for past favors, j would re
peetfully solicit a coutiiitiuncc ofpa-trtmairc.
Gils' Ifiliaft CloUiirrr
MIDDLEBURGH, PA.
it
Headtiuarters for Stoves !
nnrw nrrnTrrn
(5 rand 1'ride !
Xew Susquehanna.
Ladies' .Pride.
Crand Times.
H
The 1U aver
XewStuisliiuJ
of N;l.
C'roWll Cil',;;.
lator
Mascot.
How Ventil..
AOS.
v3D
oeeupyiiiir the room formerly used hv ), T. Khoails.,ki!
in Stoves and Tinware, takes this method of iufonniii:t!it
puone mat lie lias just receive d a
Magnificent Line of Stoves,
it. . . ' V ,;V1';!,,,r'll''ar' '' rnteH. AIm the verv l.et iiml.t '
.i.e..- i i., m .ui'. no uy much ket.
Roofing: and Spouting a Specialty.
- i
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
AT
Dry Goo
Croceries.&
SOHOOH BRO
S., Selinsgrove.
It would do your heart good to l'o and Ihe
IXKt T'lOU S No'ncK.-Notice iti
Jlicn-liy niven that I.ettciH Tcsta-
iiii-ntiirv mi thu fit. il) nl .liu-nti l-'cexr,
iltro'.l , Into nl I leaver Twp, Snviler 'iiiuity
l'a tut v e ln-eii innui-.l tu llin uiiili-r.luni'il reel I
IdK nl -ill eurie-liii. All e!i.nn, t h erelnre. In
ill. I- il In Mild .:le Kill ,ii'.l.-i- ll.llkil llilllll ill-
,il' .;i iiictil. an. I tie i. liiivuii; I'l iiiu- a'aiil il
will i n ill I hi in lor m llli'iiii nl Iii
zkmi H i:si:,
v. i . i Kiisi:.
Oi-t. n, 'mi. !. i:xi-t-iitur.
1J.P.VAX liijSKIUIC, IM'.NTIST,
SKI.INSCKOVE, I'A.
llnrly lwii ypiim iiraotli-i', KlllliiB unit c
trai tiiiK a fjifi'liiliy. X
iAif?innF8
HAIR BALSAM
iinM anil tx-atltltlra thn hiilr.
r.iiuuu-n m ituuiiant rroMili.
lover ( aid la Rsttoro Gray
Hair o ill Vauthful Cnlnr.
Cm t-M:ali iliM'a4-iuiil hujr t uliUi
Uy- ill lrn-.';'l-l.
HIMDERCORNS.
Tim tui-e.f. urint and bmt i-un-forCnrnii, liimlimii, Aa,
Kiel all luiiil. l.ii.iir. ...infuiHu Uio r.-I. Nvvi r fall
Ui cum. U cvuw al tl uKU. Uiacwl & Cw.. K X.
rli !!
I WsntGr
AT
fail!
Freidman &Getz Beavertown,Pa
We liuve upon our counter- now probably nu line un.l eteinive a !'
Dry Goods, Gent's Furni5hing- Goods, Hats, Cap
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods, Notions.
Neck-wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Woolen
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LADIES' COATS, JEVELRY AND WATCHE
We offer you priced that ulmoht cliallcnp, belief wliun coiuimreil t"1'-'
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Come early ami see our htock. Wo ore prepareil for nn iniiu ,r'J
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