fa SliVbMunjji
i'ul)lishcl rvory Thursday.
T- K. IIAKTER. Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription 1.50 per year.
Thursday, IVbruary 20, 1800.
Assembly.
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For Sheriff.
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in. Hi i li -ili. n. Vi r. linlv )i,nrs.
li. W. llliW,
1'iiill l i n-lit, l-'i'li. IV.
County Treasurer.
KIUTOH I'ikT :
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Hi" Unli's L'.iiiiilii;; I h" I'l iiii. ir. IVIi'iilmi.
.lultN . WAI.TKH,
Kr. ii k ', 1 ii tuw n-lilp.
County Commissioner.
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n.iiii lua i I'm I, r i ',niu' v i i.iiiiiii-s,iiii r. Mil.ji ii in
Hi" rul"s ruin.- Hi" Primal v I'.l.-i-t l .
Wr ltrs mills.
THOMAS lir.HIISTK.K.
Wrsl lli axi r, T'., Ph.
FI'ITOK POST: I'li'as" iniliiilliii" my Hani" iih
ii ralnllilal" lur I Ii" Id puiilli aii niiiiilii.il Inn Inr
( ,niiii i'iiiiiiiiiss,iii"r. Kiiliji'i t In Ihi' rail's anil
ri'k''il.itl"Hs iiilnpliil Inr llic ll'il'IIHK'"! Ill" pi Una
rv 'i' ( lint.
A. A. ItoMHi.
Wi-st lli'iivtTlwp.
THE PRIMARY.
On TucKiliiy of next week the Sny
der County llepublieun Standing
Committee will meet mid iloKigntite
the time for holding the primary
fleet ion. It m'iiiis to lie the desiro
of not only most of the eiiinliihitcK
hut of tin- people us Well, to have it
tulie pluee in May insleml of March
us heretofore. Here we lire lit the
end of l'Yhruury, and hhould the
primary he held in March it would
allow candidates less than a mouth
to causa the county over roads
that will he almost impassable. The
campaign for the general election
will be plenty long enough from
Saturday, the :ilst of May, (which
will allow the necessary sixty days
from the 1st of April) to thu 11th of
November.
Refusing candidatcH thu time
(w Ii icli means the privilege) to can
vass the county may result in a nom
ination in haste that may bo re
pented at leisure, ami the Standing
committee will be looked to for
granting a fair tield, u fair tight, and
plenty of time.
1'enti;evi.i.e. AV will find out
this (Tuesday) evening who will be
our next township oflicerH. Uut
you need not be an ollice holder to
become a lawmaker, nor need you
be a politician to become a states
man. Every voter is a king, and his
realm is us wide as his knowledge
and influence extends.
Miss Ella li. Shearyof Mitllinburg,
was the guest of her brother S. F.
Sheury Koveral days Inst week.
Mrs. Nathan Schambach of l'ort
Trevorton paid a week'H visit to her
parents and friends here recently.
l'rof. J. E. 5ond whose slack ropo
performance on Christmas and New
Year, had won the favorable at
tendance of the people, of thu sur
rounding country, will again bo on
hand next Saturday, 122nd, and per
form u feat never before, attempted
in this place. He will walk n tight
rope backwards and forwards,
stretched from the highest build
ings on Main Street, besides other
performances, as lying at length,
hanging by thu neck, feet, arms
and teeth, also slack rope and tra
peze performances. Eail not to Heo
his grand leap for life.
John I). 13ogir of Tort Trevorton,
wan in town on Friday, visiting his
many friends on a political errand.
I). It. Smith of Laurelton, who by
the way is one of tho overseers of
poor of Hartley township, was here
on biisinees, Thursday.
l'rof. C. A. Walter of New lierlin,
was hero with his parents and lady
friends over Sunday.
.1. F. lli nfer and C. F. JJcrger, ac
companied by their "dears", spent
Sunday with friends near Globe
Mills.
Sawyers It. F. Mohn and "W. L.
Snook of Centre county were home
with their families over Sunday.
l'rof. 11. A. Walter, teacher of tho
(rammer school was homo with his
parents at Smithgrove over Sunday.
Miss Minnie lleichly is a visitor
in town, the guest of grand-mother
Kcichly. K.
1'axtosvii.i.k. Hev. L. S. Keichard
of the Evangelical Association
preached his last sermon for this
conference year last Sunday morning.
A full house testilied for tho high
regard in which he is held by tho
people. He has acquitted himself
liobly during the year as pastor, and
We would be pleased to have hiui
again. May success attend him
through life.
Mrs. A. S. Hassinger left for her
future home in Elkins, West Virginia
on the 11th. She was accompanied
by Miss Clara Hassinger.
A spelling bee at Moycr's school
house was one of the events to
please the boys and girls. It was
well ut tended. P. Erb of near Ban
nervilh: came in time to prove him
self a good speller. Come again.
W. 1). Harner of Shaniokin has
come home to stay awhile. His best
girl looks "awfully ph ased."
One of our young men enjoys the
rare pleasure of having "moonshine"
night and day.
Carrie Derr of New Berlin and
.lane I'.runner of Mitllinburg are
visiting their parents.
Valentine day was remembered
by some of our people.
(Quilting are all the go just now.
Shouldn't wonder we will hear of
weddings soon. One thing is sure
the champion quitters are enjoying
"high livin." Minccpie, chickens
ami gossip is the regular bill of fare.
Miss Annie Strunk, u former resi
dent is visiting friends and acquaint
ances. Among tho comers and goers, we
noticed Miss Sallio Ocker of near
Middleburgh, Miss Wagner of Mc
Clure, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Howard Schambach, Miss Clara
(Sraybill of Kichlield is visiting her
Bister.
Wm. Dover of Fremont spent a
few days at t he home of Chas. Boyer.
Claihe.
New Beklin. News is scarce this
week.
Our people seem mostly to bo ov
er tho Grippe.
Our public schools w ill render an
other selection of literary .work on
Friday evening, February 2s. Coun
ty Superintendent 15. U. Johnson
will then lecture upon somo im
portant subject. He was not here
two weeks ago as announced.
The Excelsior and Neocosmian
Literary Societies will conduct a
joint meeting in tho college chapel
next Saturday evening. Tho pro
gram will consist of song.cherades,
dialogues, A:i
Tlie Ladies' Missionary Society of
tho Evangelical Church will have a
sio;::'-y entertainment with
biiiid open . g in their church next
Sunday i v, .nig. l'rof. H. N. Con
ner who has traveled through entire
western and southern Europe will
speak on Mission work in Europe.
l'rof. A. E. Gobble will go to
Schuylkill Seminary at Fredericks
burg on Thursday a week to deliver
a lecture.
The District Convention of tho Y.
M. C. A. will convene at Williams
port, Fa., from Friday, Feb. 28, to
Monday, March 3. Tho District
comprises the counties of Centre,
Lycoming, Clinton, Northumber
land, Montour, Union and Snyder.
Our college organization will bo well
represented.
Our w orthy steward Irving Lenker
has gone homo to seo his "pa" and
his 'ma. But ho sees some other
worthy attractions.
John.
RealEstateataBargain
taBrai
Farm and Mill Property.
Thai (li st ra I ilr Farm anil Mill nrinn'rlv l,"l,,i,,-
lli In It. s. a s. II. MlUrr, (nriiii'ily klinwii iih Mir
Wlllii niw Mills,'' hiiii.il" nit in,. ', liMuiinj
''"lu MrVi'.MiiWii to Ni'Wlnl! 1 1 a I ll 1 1 1 1 1 ll , 111 Wiiviif
Timiisliln, .M 1 Ml 1 ll iniiulv. Pa. TIik limiu'.iiv
riillnlsls nf a I. Hill nf l:iil At KKStif 'miil lalnl. Ilia
in ii iiniiiT k'linn UK l ii lull nun 111, aii't'H In Tim
In r. Tin' linpi'nvi'iiii'iiis riiii-iisi i if H laiy" (nisi
Ml I.I. lining II l,'imi hllsllii'.ss, liil'O' I'lllllin IIiiiiku
Mill ll'HIsi', ninl nil rii Ti'iiaiii HmiM., Thin
prnpiiiy in o niiii-H iiuiii Mi x "viiiw n, j mil"
mini iM'iwiiii 11.11111111111. nun v iiiiii h Hum ii,,. p.
It. It, ut linaiil hi ,u Inn. p , if mini,. r in Jul-.
Illation apply to
Hit. JOHN I.OOKK.
2 ill-It. Houl listnto Ah't'lit, LewlMuw n, l'u.
MARRIED. I
On tlm 1.1th inst., at McClure by
Rev. J. M. Stover, Aaron A. Howell,
to Miss Annio E. Sellers, both of
McClure.
February 2nd, by Ilev. William
M. Landis, Miss Louisa J. Hains. of
Spring township, to Henry M. Mat
tern, of Adams township.
February fith, by Rev. William M.
Lnmlis, Miss Agnes M. Wagner, to
William H. Weider, both of W est
Beaver.
Feb. Cth, by Rev. W. M. Landis,
Miss Jennie Good, of Adams town
ship. Snyder county, Fa., to Joseph
E. Shelly, of Burket, Indiana.
January SO, nt l'ort Trevorton, by
M. 1 Arnold. Esu.. Miss Minnie M.
Strawser, to Joel Shaffer, both of
Union township.
Feb. 4th, bv Rev. S. E. Ochsen
ford. Katie W. Sassamen, to Harry
E. Ritter. both of Kratzerville.
On the 13th inst., at the Lutheran
Parsonage, Adamsburg. Rev, Reu
ben F. Hassinger to Miss Mary E.
Zet hman, both of Snyder county.
DIKE).
Januarv 31, in West Ferry town
ship, Lvilia. widow of Jacob Shelly,
aged 7D years, a months and 4 days.
Feb. 1st, in Sclinsgrove, Ada,
eldest daughter of J. W. and Eliza
beth Gaugler, aged 83 years, 11
months and 22 days.
Feb. 1, in West Ferry township.
Martha, wife of Peter Fisher, aged
IIH years and 1 1 days.
Feb. 7, in Middlecreek township,
Elizabeth, wife of Reuben Musser,
aged C'l years, y months and 8 days.
A Lady's Perfect Companion-
Painless Childbirth, a new book by
Ir. John II. lyi one of New York's
most skillful physicians. hIiowa that
puln Is not necessary in Childbirth,
but results from causes easily under
Mood anil overcome. It clearly proves
that any woman may become a moth
er without suffering any pain what
ever. It also tells how to overcome
ami prevent morning sickness, swell
ed limbs, mid all other evils attend
ing pregnancy. It is reliable anil
highly endorsed by physicians every
where as the wife's true private com
panion. Cut this out ; it will save
voii great pa in, ami possibly your
iife. Send two-cent stamp for de
scriptive circulars, testimoulnls, ami
conlldeiitiiil letter sent in sealed en
velope. Address Kriuik Thouius &
Co., Publishers, ltiiltiuiore, Maryland
Nov. 14.
Court Proclamation.
MIKHKAS the lion. Jom-ph ). HhpIiit
1'rimili'iii juiIkh in t us juiiii'iai iiimrii'i.
rmnt'ii'i'il of tlm ciiiintli'f ut Knyilvr. I'ntna m'
Mltllin, inl SiiiiiupI A. Vvuiiol and Hmiry
hiiwh rjn., AMncmie jmiKci in ana tor isny
ilor county. live Iwuuil their mecspt. tsiarlnic
(lute the l.'lli day oi lion. A. !., ls, li mo
t I rf teil Inr the linldltiK nf on ( Irpliiinn' I'ourt, a
ruiiri oi i (iiiiinini i-irim, ruiin 01 i.'ynr ami n r.
in I tier ninl t ii'tiiTal 'mirt i, (lunrtcr ScfiniiK nt
Ilie IViicc, at allililli'I'iiruh, Inr tho c, unity !
Snvilcr, mi tin 4th iMoiiiliiy. (Iielnif the 'J4th
diiy ul Kvliriniry INtK)), and lu cntitliiue one
Keen.
Niitlcc Iii thorolnri hcrcliy irlvnn tn tin? C'omu
nr. .IiihIIitk (ll the Pi'ai'p hii, l.'iniKtiiliU'a In ninl
lur tin1 I'liiinty ul Snyder, to nppi'nrlii their
pmpcr "'ri"in wiiii tinir mil", rcmrilii, impHHl
I mn-, I'.iainliiiitiiiii, ninl nthiT rt'iiieiuliriinere
In ,,i lh,,-" llihm" wlili h nt lln lr nltli'on ninl In
their In-null partuln tn hu ilnnu ami wltncmit'H
ainl periling pmsi.tiittinr In liduilf of llio I'din
iniinwciilth iiuiuinit hiiv p.-rnnur pi.iimni ure re
(liilri'il tn In' thi'ii nml there inliiinlliiK n ml iln.
partliitf with,, ul loine nt their peril. .1 untlccn
iir" ri',n,'-t,' l tn l,n Hi ri'-t mi 1 In tlielraiti'mUnrc
al tin' ani,iiliili'i tune ulti'i' ihlv tn in, II, ".
i ! i en titnl.'r my li.iml an, I mil .it the ShiTl IV r
nllli'i- in ,M iilillrlniruli, the Mill day (it .Inn
A. 1.,(.ii.! lhiaiati.l 1'iuht Iniii.l'i"! i, nil nlin'ty
KKrilKN liHKKSK. Slmrill.
Orcan and Piano Co.
150STON, Ni:V YOUK, ClIICAtiO.
illiildleliurr illnrkct
Putter 20
Hvgs 12
Pitted cherries 2?
Unpitted 3
r)iu,!.l ('""l-s (I
Hasplierries 3
Onions 30
bard 8
Tallow 4
Chicken per lb 7
Turkeys
U1a 7
Soulde 10
Ham 12
DR21INJVLRRKET.
CORRKCTKI) BY W. H. W1KKY KVKnT
WKDXKSnAY.
No. 1 Pennsylvania 7S
" 2 Pult
"3 White mixed 7:1
Kye 41
Corn :ii
Oats 20 2."i
CROWN ACME I
The best Homing Oil that can oe
made from Petroleum.
It gives n brilliant light.
It will not smoke the chimney.
It will not char the wick.
It lius a high fire test.
It will not explode.
It Is without a comparison na a per
fection FAMILY SAFETY OIL.
It is mnnnfiictnred from tho finest
Crude in the niott perfectljequip-
ped refinerieo in tho world.
It is tue Lest.
Ask your dealor for Crown Acino.
Trado orders filled by
Yours truly,
ACME OIL CO.,
12 8 '87 ly. Sunhnry. Pa
H.F.VAX IIUSKIKK, DKNTIST,
SKIdNS(!K()VU, PA.
Thirty twn yearn pnictli'c,
trai tiiiK a rpeiiiilty.
rillln am! it-X
Caution ITctica-
Nut lit H lii'icliy Klii'ii flint Die llliilirslK'ni'il
lirnpiTI v lias 1,1'iii iniiiia". In in" lit t'niislii-IiIi-'k
Sain ninl Imiiiil fnr llic In Mis. Win. Y.uvr,
and l antlnii nil ihtwiiih iialnM meil'llliiir with
I In Kami' : U IIhihi-m, 4 wIh Unriii'ts, Wln-el-luir-mw,
H Knrks, 1 dak", (irnl,l n Iiim-. 5 HIinntN. 1
I'lililvntnr. 1 liiltim,'-i'ii. l Mi d 1 Hiii'k-niiL'nti,
1 T'ii-hiirn' WiiKnii, 1 oiii'-Iiiiix' Spi lm,' Wiitfiin,
I Oirii-vriqii't', Whkiiii-Ikiiii'iIh, llay-liidilcrN. 1
rinws, OalM in the Hlniw. hit nf 1'iitat.x'H, turn In
Hie Htnck.t 1'uWH. 1 fair. 1 I'unk Stove, 1 liial
Stove, and oilier artlclcn.
JOHN Ml
JnH. 16. lwyo. ihI.sw. l-'r;iiiklln T-p
Trial List -February ' Term.
.1. M. Trnxi'l line Ac va Aiirnu WuKlier.
N. 1'. Hare vs Franklin Tnwnslilp.
I. S. Iti'li liclil'iH'li vm. Tnwrr Ac, et ill.
II. I'. App vs Alln rt Arlinifiiht et nl.
CiiiiiliiKsluiiiis nf liilnii ( ii.. s Kli'lnint llndil.
lien. W. Khisci't til. vs .Inlin t'rillkslimik et al.
Jnlni Slinlfcr tsTlin l iilnii ( n. Mut. Live stuck
liiHiirani " Cu,
lliu irli nl Mlililli'lnirurli vs I. (irlcr llarlicri t al.
siiMpii'liaiiiiu Mut. rii" ins. t o. vs llcirrlcli ,v
Slllllll.
Sainc v s s.nni'.
Sainn vs I and Ncr II. Mlildl"M'.:rlli.
Same vs ll. iit v Kern.
KMi'tiM. M'ls-i i- ,c. is KM. iln Hi Miisj.i'1-.
(" n. II. II. . in vs K. '. Willi. mis.
I., ,.. I-. Ilin Imr Vs .1. Niiiinaii App.
.lusliii V .in., i in, r vs llnrnl i i'k'"r a .'ai nlis K. w.
.Inlin W. Iteiiiilni;er vs The . A I.. It. U. en.
.lull II 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 ! I 111') Ills llnuel'siiv.
li. II. Alln A I n. ac, vs.l.iscphat Walli T.
I.Mlla Ann ll.it" vs 1 i.uiklin l p.
ni:v
Moin:i.
OKI IAN.
STYI.K
Jtll.
MASON
A
HAMLIN
1'IANOS.
Cnntaltis ii live octave, Nine
Slnp Act Inn, nil tilshi'd lu a
I. ill.'" nml liiiiiilsnine case nl
miIiiI lilin k walnut. Price I'll
cash ; alsii hnld nil the Kas
IHi'eS.i Klein iii t:.l7 H'riiiiir
ter. fnr ten (pini'icrs, hen or
Call lierniiifH prnK"l'ty of per
Hull lilrliik.
T lie M n h o n A II a in 1 In
"M r a I n ir r." Invented nml
piileiited liy Mason A' I f 11 til 11 ll
III IsK'.'. Is Used III the Mason a
1 1 ii i u 1 1 ii planus exi'liislvelv.
Ki'liiulkalile reflnelui'lil iif
lone and iilietioini'iialcapai'lt v
I to slaiiil In tune chiii'in tci'l.e
Uliese InslruiiieiitH.
1'Ol'l I.Alt STYLUS OltliANS AT Ui. W.5(),
liHI. ITS, f'Nl, AND 11'.
Organs and I'luiios unlit fnr f'nsli, Busy ray
Inenls, mid Hi'iitcd. I'alaluU'iiU'H free.
REAL KSTATK AT
SHERIFF'S SALE
Whereas, by virtue nf n writ nf Kl. Kil. Issued
nut nf the ( unit nf i iiiiiuion I'leas nf snvilcr
cnuiily, mid tu mi' directed 1 will c.mse to I'uli
lie Sale at the i'ourt llnu.se, lu tliu Hurmil'Ii of
MlddlclillIKh, l'u., on b
Saturday, Februnry '22, 18j0,
at in o'cloc k. A. M.
Snillli. Kl. Fu.
The fnllnwliur di'scrllieij tluee tracts of Ileal
Kstule, all situate 111 I llaplnall Ion iihlilll, Snyder
cnuiil v. l'u.
TltAt'T NO. 1. A certain inessiiaue nml tnict
of laud sit uale In I lie lown.slilp and county nfni'c
mild, llouiiiled north liy puliUc road, viimi. by
Ian, Is nf I Int l Is, hi .Newman, mid .Inlin Klite,
miiiiIi by lauds nf llenjiiliilii JsiMirl.. und west by
pilhlli! mud, whereon are creeled u ifnoil Two
Sliii v liW KI.I.l.Mi llot'sK. Hank Kuril. Wiicmi
sheil, Unit Malile, it in I nthcriieccR.sarv oiitbulld
tnirs. ciiiiliilnlii 8 Al'UKS, innreor less.
TUAi'T No. a. A tract of laud hit out. In the
tnwi.Klilp und I'liunly iifnresiihl, Imiiiideil noi l li
bv liinds of Samuel llen'olil.eiisl by In nds,, if ,K)lm
M. Kliie, kouiIi by lauds ol Suliiiunn Lbilht, and
west by lands of A. II. Trniitinun, I'liiilalniliif
'.'1 ArltKS and (til perches more or less,
TltACT No. H.-A tract of laud kit 'late In the
township ami county nioresald. iKiiinded north
by lauds of Joseph Melser, easl bv lands of John
Newman, si mill by lauds nf Henry lilelil. and
wesl by lninis Hayes. conlalnliji 411 Al'KKS,
and U perches, iiinni or less.
Scl.cd. taken In xecuiiuii, und lobe sold us
tlm pi'opcrty of Simon illle,
. ItKl ItKN OHKESE, HIierlfT,
Slu'i ltrs onice, Mlddlcuiuvli. KU. 8.
WIDOWS' M'PltlsKMi:N'l'S.-Noi!ce Is lien
' b irlveii Ih.il Hi" ,,o Hi' Widows' Ai
pralseinelils under llic f.inn law. h ive Ih-cii llleil
with llic I'lerk nl Hie in pli. ills' i iuii i in' Snyder
county for loullnualloii mi Muinlay, I lie 'iiitli
day of heli. 1 syo.
Appraisement of Sarah Itoinlc. wldn.v of lii'ii.
(1. lloliilK, lalcnl l'cnii tisp. Miydii'cimnlv, l'a.,
deed.
AtipralscMieiit nf Kiisnii Krdley, widow of Simon
Kldlev, lale of Mlildlei'lei k twp, Snyder county,
l'u., dee'd.
Appraisement of Mary A. strawser. widow of
l.i, -oli II. Mi an ser. 1 lie of Cliapiuaii twp, Snyder
cull til y . ra., dec u.
Apprulscincnt of Mary lielnett. widow of (ten,
tlclncii, lute of retry twp, snyder county, l'u.
deed.
AppraWdneiil of INHier llardlnir. widow of
William uaniiii','. late or perry twp, snyder
county, ru., uec u.
W. W. WIT'l'KNM YKH,
I'lerk iirphans' i'ourt.
Accounts.
The follow Imr Aecniliits have Ih-cii tiled, exam
Ineiliinil passi'd lu the Prol hniinlary M (illlce. and
win lie presciiicii in uio new court oi oininnn
I'leas fnr ennlliiinillun. All iH rsniis Inlcrcslcil
will take notice.
The tlrst account of Hurry .1. Ilelser, coiutnll
tee of the H'ison and esliito of I'ully 1 .ca.se, a
luiuillc.
W. W. WITTKNM Y Kit, l'rolliy.
Caution Notice.
Notice Is hereby (riven that the illidersli'ni'il
pinpertv has been purchased by me al Cniista
lilc's Hale, nml loaned for Use to Mrs. I.eliides
Suiltli, and ( Hill b Hi nil ihtsoiis HK'aliisI meddlliiK
wll Ii the Milne : 1 conk stove, 1 coal Move, 1 Mink,
1 Hour chi'Hl, 1 wood box, 1 sota. i: clialrs. t ta
bles, 4 tieds and Ih iIiIIiut. 1 Sewlm; linicllllie, 1
chs k. 1 biirean, 1 hIiiiiiI. .'." yards carpels, 1 but
ter I'liuin. V I ulis. .I'l chickens. 1 cow, tho half of
fuiir acres of uraln lu the k'luiind. Ac
A. V. FIKLM,
Kebrmiry H, )d. Mlddlccivck Twp,
art
For a Superior grade of shelf and
vy Hardware it Is always best
go toolil ami reliable. Houses
who have a reputation
to sustain. Huuli is
hen
to
rislowfl, Pa.
iron. Nails, Steel,
Leather, l'aints, )ils, Coach
and Saddler Ware. .Manufacturer of
Stoves and Tinware.
HEAD QUARTERS
For H if Reliable C
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
Men's Over Coats from
Youths " "
Children
Mens Suits from
Hoys " "
Children
ATi.i.'u 1 Tt..l., ,.., .,.. V. .v
.iviits viiinilllill IIUIII ZUO UI)
Men's, Youths stud Hovs CapsfnmiScui)
Hats " lr.cup
Silk Ties, Mulllers, Handkerchiefs,
Xeck Ties very cheap and line quality.
Sheep-skin, Huck-skin, Cloth and Kid
(Uoves, Kuhher jjoods, lare stock of
Confections and Holiday jjoods of every
description. Will positively not he un
dersold. Thankful for past favors, j would re
peetfnlly solicit a continuance of patronage.
iiii
Gntelins' ReliaMe Clotliiro; House.
MIDDLEBURGH, PA
Headquarters for Stoves !
(Irand I'rido !
Xcw Susque
hanna. Ladies' Pride.
CI rand Times.
3
SanareHeaters
Tlio Heaver,
XowSuiishim
of 'S!l.
Crown Circu-
lntor
ascot.
How Ventihi
IH3A
OS.
occupying the room formerly used hv 1). T. Khoatls deal
in Stoves and Tinware, takes this method of informiiV'tlie
public that ho has just received a
Magnificent Line of Stoves,
Roofing and Spouting a Specialty
THE LARGEST
PUB
of Furniture, Bedding and Carpets
ever heldin Central Penn'a.
The undersigned will sell at Pub
lic Sale, commencing
TUESDAY MARCH 4, '90
and continuing during the week at
his property on Dorcas St., above
the Valley, Lewistown, Pa., on ac
count of extensive repairs, the
Largest amount of Furniture, Bed
ding, and Carpets ever sold in
Central Pennsylvania. For fur
ther particulars and terms of sale
see Large Bills.
W. H. FELIX.
It would do your heart good to go and the
Fa
Boods
AT
Freidman & Getz', Beavertown,Pa.
We lmve upon our counters now probably as flue anil extencive a lie
Dry Goods, Gent's Furni5hing Goods, Hats, Caps.
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods, Notions,
Neck-wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Woolen
Shirts.Underwear wool and cot
ton, Ready - made Clothing
1'antulooiiH from 80 cunt Hp, Knee punta for boys from '.'"i cents upward
LADIES' COATS, JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
We olTer you prices Unit iilinont challenge belief when compared to"W
you are compelled to pay ut other Ktoren.
Come early und see our Btook. We are prepared for nn Immense t ',
Kespectfully, FltKIWlAN 4 t,tl