Pi Published every Thursday. H. BARTER, Editor and Proprietor. IILX r aant the arrW imp 1th C iem M fo blAa I Irt mnde bill, c hlleai atrJ J uereti rom I ratmir 3il!M' iH ol wdve if Mr. anta iii AU. a iftfifld .hit 111 Tha', the 214 rima q MaUa; n.r th t.f th nrt of frifiic ma n o Just ern in Thi me, t 01 ITi)r'.. rinhf. an li , Tin it ; tl U with ' Subscription $1.50 per year. (which mint bo pntil In advance when sent, out Klile the county.) RATES Or ADVIRTISINQ. All tranvli'nt nilvertlvmerita not otlnrwli eotitrartotl fur will t iliuriffil at lit nitf of 11 conta per line (nuiiimrli'l ni'innre for first liiwr tlnti ami lucent per line fur every Milwt'nuint tnm-rilon. Thursday, Feb. 11, 1892. I.) r IlKI liof tatj Or 2lH, StH hi. J pari wi'l fo' r thr the eft t-u fl ami n be unt hec 11 L tValpuM in jirotcctum - I me police 'lorn rov 4 wi if.l.An 1 11" I ponce Si 1 J. tna. A Crisis for Young Men. Presuming tlnit 0110 party in as good ns unotlirr s fur a t lie people aro eoncrriH'd, it is not the little po litical contest" in townships, coun ties mill districts tluit makes think ing men Republicans mul Demo crats, lint in National events, the lino of iliMinetion i drawn and fur nishes the fuel that feed and sus tains iho two great parties, l'y fuel wo menu National measures advanc "1 and ninintaini'il by the nidi near the throne of their respective parties. Late events have been sodomonstra tivo and ho forcible in their import that vert few intelligent, reading young men can view them without forming a decided opinion that au gers ill for the Democratic party. 11 csitinitig that all young men are intensely loyal, they must view with ahhorrance tlie despicahle act, and the men as will, who inspired the opposition to the hill in Congress to furnish transportation for America's gifts to stricken Uussia. Did the matter end here it might he over looked hut the unpatriotic position HDiueofthe Democratic papers oc cupied in the lute dispute with Chili in showing down right opposition to our country by opposing the just demands of our government for rcp iirat ion mid apology for the insults heaped upon our Hay:, causes the loyal eye to stare with astonish ment at the effrontery hhown by thesn liritish sympathizers, and raises tho natural question, In case of vnr would these Tories pre fer our defeat at arms rather than witness a Hucecssful Hiding under a uMicuii '"pist ration ?" Kng. land in to-d:;lhMUch our enemy ns it was in nvVk'J and lsi!.', and every line of ditsent to our adminis tration from ''American papers is taught up with avidity by the Brit ish journals and spied broad cast to ishow the evident discord in and C.Uiricipient woakuesis of our govern believe this was the first- one in town since '92 leap year has set in Miss Clara Moore spent last week at Fisher's Ferry, visiting Mrs. Kate Campbell Miss Susie Derr, of Mifilinburg is visiting Mrs. A. Q. Rollback, of up per Market street. f Miss Evie K, Schoch has return ed from a visit to friends in rhla- delphia. Mistob DKAVEH Sl'llINGS. Last Thursday and Friday a party of hunters were out in search of bear. They succeeded in killingone and capturing three small cubs about four weeks old. J. M. Baker brought one and keeps it in his office. On last Saturday not less than two hundred people visited the 'Squire to seo the little pet. Tho 'Squire knows how to take care of it. J. It. Moyor purchased the Bach- man property at Beaver town from II. I. Bomig. J. I). Benfer bought the Adam Speeht mansion. Andrew II. Ulsh Hold his mill property toll. W. Ulsh. Miss Carrie Ulsh, who has been staying in West Virginia for the last two months, returned homo. Misses Maude and Annie Smith, of Milroy, aro visiting friends at this place. ). (). Kemnfer lias invented mid is preparing a lirst-elass rubber goods tor irossamers. etc.. which he will soon place upon the market. The prospects for a new lodge of I. (). ). F. aro very promising and will be instituted shortly. Win. 1 (iross has rented a farm in W est Beaver and will move there this Spring. J. (. Wagner, M. I)., while out riding fell off his gig and broke one of his ribs. J)r. Smith attended the injured man. ma il j.- )pii, Wi'Yorl """"Thet Conin . conli WM 1 Insir bona (iov.oak. ,11,. A- ut In claf. ditio li' T ghe. ,in the! villi. . will '" tng t I" !r- Th. tin ' "'the, hn Th ia Tb1 lict all pfttst 1 Candidates' Cards. r.i. rir. i,iii"p nniidiiiico my mime n riiii'liil.it" fur A'-hk I i'i' .linlt.'i, subjti't. fo flic nil.s pi.Tiiliik' I li'" ll-p'il'llcaii prlnmrli'H. Vv rlnliii li Hi it if liavliii; Imtii a llli'-liui rcpiil.ll- i iiii. 11 ri -lili iil 'f IliN cniiiily Kliice lilrtli iiikI in uT lnM a i iiiini v iiilii c. 1 Intend to make a ir.ilwlit 1 am i- ami win In Imnuralilc incaiin nr mil al all. I Kill he III tiikfnl li my rncnils fur ilH lr Mipimrl , pnnnlilin: Hh'Iii Unit If olcctcil I will p'-il'inii tlii- inn il'iii "1 1 hi' nniiw t tin-I.1-.1 nf ln iilillliv. .lollN S. IIASMNdKII. I r nikllu Township. IIi. 1'iwt.- rir im' :itiini!te - my iiiunp throiitli I lie 1 11I11111I1-. ill vniir pan riis a i :ili'llilnlc for A-.i-lale .luil',-1' at the i iiiiiliij.' I ' 1 1 I lean I'rlln h r li 'II. Hi. A1 I ulna lr mill ami H noli uf the Lii.-.liiilk.'.- Oi iiiU riiiik' In 1 illeil l fortlhi' exnl r.iiluii hi his 1. Tin. I think I inn enlllleil to the Mirl hv ciiiislili'iailiiii ol the Id piilillcan volelnnl SIluliTl'iitlllty. llesnvtrilllv hilhlnUUHi. .. T IMjlKttKMIIKHI.ISII. Iln Post. At the curnest snlleltHtlon of n IiiiiiiIht of 111 v li lemls, I hereliv aiillnllln'e n. sell as 11 camlliluic lur Ass'late .inlc at ti e lie t ciihiiIiil' llepnlilli aii I'lliiiary I'leelloti, nil.. ecl In the 1 ill' s of t he pai l v k" n ernltiu' tlieKllii ", .1 A M KH MlIllH.KsWAHTII.i K Kit 1ST KH'S NOTICKS. Nut hi) In hen-liv i'ji. it Hint. O't' tiil'.nv.lnrf li.iiiit-il iHimihN lj.iw'' Illeil their Ailnili.lslralniv, liiianllaii. iiml Kx eeiiliirs' in counts In the tc'lstcr' Olllic ol Sny. (ler County, mul the Willie will Is' uretteliteil fur ciiiitlnnatloii ami allowance a I the Court House III MhlilleliuiH'h, Moinluy, Fell. VI, 1 1. Sts'iuiil ami linal iin ounl of S. A. Welcl ami Samuel Itraileh, mliiiliilstrators of the oh tale of Isaac Itearlch. dec il. J. First ami tin il account of (i. A. I pllnirer, ailiuliilstraiurof the claie nf Miiiiha K. I p lliik'er, dee d. :i. A mt of Krancls Miller. eecilor of iho last ill ami l. siaiiii iil ol Aiin l' i Miller, d r'il. I. l'lr-l ami fin d aci iiuiit i f pane Dree, ailnilahlra'ur o tlir estate of tiei't je I.aiiiluTt, il' i 1 1. V Account of smllli C. II iflcv. inlinlnlstra'rlx if I lie estate of .lullat II. ill lln'llev. (he'd. l Kli-sl ami llu.il :m--' unit of Nathan l'cttcrolf, k'li.trdlati ol Minna A.Swaru, otanl.) T. First ami Dual m mt of .I itncs II. Illnif- mill. It ' 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 -1 1:1 1 .1 if the c-tate of Kil.dieill the exception, mi. 1 th- South, from i "" '" ... s. 11 r-t iii.il f.ii it ai -ci nut of llei'iainin Illck- wncic uic nisi symptoms hi uisioy-; lurt. i-eciii..rv..nf th tat-ot ii uii t u.-r- ..II .'..!.. I .1 ... . l "I ler, t. iui iiiiin oe eiccien, was sllllllge- ly loyal tqion this occasion mid left the traitorous utterings to the re sponsibility of Northern doiiv;h ht fld.s who maiiifi'st more coin ern about the welfare of other nations than our own so lone- as it is under a Bcpilhlican head. Until such manifestations cease on the part of leading Democratic journals lit tie hope of Democratic as cendency c-in be entertained, for every generation is more pronounc ed American, and the coming man will "little note nor long remember" tho counseling of corrupt political figure-heads who place party above patriotism. aim m Electro-Goid String Pianos. 1 MONO thtf inont important points of II superiority of these Magnificent Pi ano In, that longer than thoae of other makes they remain In tone, unci that, while mnnv inntriinint which at flmt give satisfaction, become I flat and Wiry, the Shcmacker Piano is 1 still staunch and true. It Is Impossible to V overeftlniMte thn nil vantsgesderlveU from i ne use or I lie rjectrotoid trlngs. i ne ordinary iron-wrapped or so-called white .f ' .-- I : metai-pinfi'ii utrliirs. whleli all other mak tiT'li '" i si "rs are still coin iiel led to use. are initued!- 1 ",-. ately iifTected hyatuiosiiherieaetlan, grad- llalltt Jn.ll.nfln.. Il.a ,.,.u.rt. . t , . -I .. .. 7-I-fsi .svV .niimTHUjiin umimimi t , t.K v fivtuii niiti puriniuiiio iuur( ciiuci iu tnein naoie to easily sn-.p and break. The remedy of this hna lieen success- iiiuy Hcconipimneii fy the use of the ELKC TUO(.J(ILI)STHIN(S, which are proof against rust and emit a superior ittiality of tone. 1 (Jo not present the Mhoemnuker itistriiuiet In eninpetition with the low-priced and absurdly mlstinineil "ctieup" l'liinos. this eoiinty iiml ad loining ones have Iteen flooded wlfh; but to tho-ti who apprriute a I'lano iustiHceptihl of further Improvement nn In-trninent to do credit to their insie-i noniKientiyorrerth M'HOKMACKKIl PIANO as unexcelled by any u wwnu nun hi i ue iowegt prices, wnieii w'll yiehi tue a Just profit. -su..-'- Middleburgh P. O. PAUL BILLUARDT. E. E. BUCK, MERCHANT TAILOR nee I , iii''tjt in ciisc of an emergency. This M. .til of U ... lusit'sjuuijcution :V"sl'ion among Democratic jour Viciii t"1 'otials, fortunately, w as not the rule but Htatvoto tt .1! ThtY HI300.OOO llwill malt Itpaasttl li SKUNSCSROVK. it A bill i Introdiio Ad an Ilia Ne H The Ul 1 'rul. bin ; - Dlet jsiti 4iort,r inkt h'hi. Hh tn baa bM v ' .'Irt. X tie arn. 'rder ol l.-.V, unoracy in ipri India, f ineatia n l li. First ami Ti'ii.l a ailminlsiral"!' ot tae ilei il. In. First ami nnal :.- mt of.l.imes K. Ii.ivln, aiiMlil.irv ii liiilhisir.itur u the cslale of lieiio lah II. I'urcv. ih c il. II. Account of It. I(. ItuthriK'k. one o th i 'rut. us oi ihe estate ol .1 it. it MaiiriT, ilec'd. !.' First ami llnal aci uiint of W. W. Itonilif, inllnllil-tr.it.it ol t In- cslalc of iirorc;c li. i:oml dci d 11. First nmi final account of Thomas V.. Arlsi. im I i:eciiiot Ac, of i he isiatc of .l.ilin 11, Melt, ilei d. li. M. siiiniu i.. in k-i-t, r. unlit 1. 1 ...s. II I'Mi, slat of l.Mlla Welder, cx- WIImiW-' A I'I'K isi;m knts ' ' I'V irlvi n that the f.illowlti'J Notice Is here n dim s' Ad pr ils' iiienis uii'l r the IJai law, have liceii tiled wlih thei lerk of the orphans' omit of Simlcr county fur Oinllniiatluu on Monduv, thewd day of lo'lirtiary Wm. Aipraleini'M of Louisa. Keiimer. widow of .lolm K. Kri.incr, laic ol West Ferry township, lisiei coia. , 'a., deed. Appriilseineiit of Adclla Vltlerllmr, widow of Daniel Mlilerlln. late of West l'erry townshl'), stiMler county, Pu., dee d. Appraisement of Amelia liunilrum, widow of Kaimifi .i. t.uniinini, tale of sprlnK township, snvder count v, l'a ilii'd. Appraisement of Ule A. Miller, widow of a auies n. Miner, late ot leiitro township, Snv tier cotiui v, p. I., dec d. .1. CALMN KClKK il. Clerk O. f. SHKUIFF'S SALE OI REAL ESTATE! llobbie, youngest son of II. F. Charles, of Water street, one dav. in tho forepart of last week, fell from the liny loft to th ground and was picked up in un unconscious condition. We are glad to state that tho little fellow is all right again. Itcv. Moses Grossman, student of the Theological Seminary of Mis sionary Iustituto was out in Clear- liold county over Sunday preaching ns supply for Key. II. C. Salem. Ilev. linker, a btudont of Airey Theological Seminary, camo up last week to supply the Lutheran church- en at Freeburg and Salom over Sun-Jay. The new express agent, , James oyer is filling the bill at tho So- erove station. jjAss1 Mary Noetling, of Market street had a very enjoyable lean. ut aHl1"41 eaing. We1 .tlon that t. . Jn i to tn tcDiie of the couiliot Vt their diiK-al IoukIiiH . Xrd 01 tna liiienueiicia biiu k m - . T.t.. SI . s. v.. .v.. .11. Wt.llsntl Sa n m. iillOllDB' liar.. -."' w . ? TaihJt 8 ! trUently ..oyeu. lly virtue of a certain writ of PL Kn. Issued out of ihciouil ol tuiiimuu plcaMand to mo di rected I will cspuse to Piihlk' Salent the Court iinusc in MiaiiieniirKii ai in a. in., on Saturday, February '2( 1802, I iAt i mi.-aii I toil certain mesMuau'o r It'aci nf I. in t Nltn.ile In I'crt v township, siiMler iMy. I 'a.. Imniiiled North by land of liavls Woollier and Jacoli Schnee, Kant liy Jacoh Scluiee, Solllll liy Jefferson ArlsiK'asl and Ml chiicl Woomer and West liy land of Mrs. lieorire iteu iicniiiu n ana otiiers, iimtalnlnif 8 ACItKS more or letta, w hereon are ens-ted a (food TWO- sioHi iihi,i.i.Mi IIOISK. L-ooa bTAHLB, and oilier oiiIIjiiIIcIIiiltl Tit ACT No. u-llciim' all that certain men- suiitfe or iraci ot mint situate In township, coun i.v it nn state afoti'sald, Imiiinleil North Py laud u, ,iuiiu m iiiictt, niwi ny uonti neuuee ana lleury Fisher, Soutli liy Henry Fisher, and West by I'ulille Huail. colitalnlliif 11 ACHKS inure nrlt.su SeKed. taken Into exis-utlon and to t sold a ine prois-riy oi aiary is. viaruvit ana W. w. Wiirntitl. n. BOLKNDKR. HUerltr. Shcrin office. Mlddleburtfh, Jan. U, "w. Selinsgrove; Pa. Having located pcrinancnt- ly in Hie lsunis Koom I would respectfully 8licit u share o the Vuhlie patBouage. Large and carefully selected stock of Cloths and Cassimeres constant ly on hand. iA PERECT FIT Guaranteed. Come and get my prices before ordering elsewhere. E. BUCK. -FOU- GUNS, AMUNITION, AND FISHING TACKLE. Rofls, Lines, Hooks, Reels.Flies.&c. Contractor for plumbing and steam 1 Heaters for Dwell ings and Public Buildings. m ' ' '3 'it r. mm:; Muzzle and Breech-Loading Shot Guns, Repeating Rifles, and everything needed in A Complete Hunlinn Outfit. Orders byiuail win receive prompt attention I B. MED. SUIT, Pi n..l...f w nlnlKnwl were J ohm I'hlllpt, Kennen Kquara, la., T. A. Kralti csmiiiiKiun, ra.i c 01. ouiau, mount Alto, 1'a.i Har. S. H. Shnnr, Bunburr. Pa.! D. J. l.il.it lltS.Tw.lltast., Madlac, Pa. Wia. lift. 1RM MnntrowHt., fhllatUlahla; H. I.. Run., Sim V I n. D..,llnu 1'. .,1 J f t, . I . . , ., tvit,HL - Bill VUhL-ll m Tj. tMLocuitbLKvadlDa'. l'a. Und for mnnUi' . w....-w..I?'.J1,JLKf)1)t;K' BUerttr, ... Duenn av iuv iuuicuuifu,4an. w, low. I shkhiit's sale of REAL ESTATE ! Jly virtue of a certain writ of HI. Ka. tunned out of the Court of Common Picas nml to me directed I will exoe to public aalo at the Court House In Middleburgh. at 10 A. M on Satuailaj', February 20, 1892, All that certain meaHuatf or tract of land, altu. ate In Chupman townahlp, Hnyder couuty, Pa,, conUtolnf ONE LOT. bounded North by land ot John M. Hlne, Eaat by Jonathan Btiuuu, South by Kenjarnln Blrkhart and Went br William Hum meL, on which la erwusl a IJWKLLINU UOUBK. bhaiL and other out-bulldlnpi. MImmL taken Into execution, and to be noldaa UM pivjieiigr ui wu finu ana reter Meitt. DR. L. II. VOELKLEI?, DENTIST. Van liosklrk'a old stand, SELINSGROVE, PA. Treating, flllinjf. artificial teeth, brklno and crown work. Nitrous oxide pis for palnleva extractions, everything pertaining to Dentiatry. J A 8. O. CHOUSE, ATTORNEY AT 1.AW, MlDDLKBUBU, PA. All Lualnens tatrustei to his care will receive prompt attention. Con tultation in English and Uermao. G. C. GUTELIUS, THE ONE-PRICE LOTHIER! DEALER IN Fashionable Cloth ing, Hats, Caps, Neckties, Gents Famishing Goods, Snmincr Under wear, and Celcloid goods, Men's shirts, CJinldren ::mit ana everything to t- . i . x v lltll AJJ 1 handsomo and feel i i . nappy, ni prices that discount all imitation stores Clohing for prince pauper! nin.: it i i i. ... . ... vyiuuuii- ui!u iooks iikosiik and wears like leather. Oomo to tho old Kcliablo where you get what you pay for. My new stock is just in, is entirely new and comprises all tho latest styles. Too busy waiting on customers to tell you MA...SVA 1 1 viuu anu see ior yourscit. G. 0. GUTELIUS, Middleburgh, Pa.. more. Coif Stoyes, Heaters ami tops My tot-k of Ftoveo in now in and I tun prepared to tdiow a superior line of Heaters. Royal Acorn, adiant Xovclrv, Columbian Art, Sunshine and lieaver. Ranges. Grand Perfect, Othello, Sunshine, Montour, Xcw Cappello and Queen Esther r W m'VAI 'SfovM are the N EW A LHIAN, NEW SUSQUEII N V .'VL'",OKANP"I Infa-t lean sellvou auv ntov In the market and at lowe r .-f , .Vt, .V , " ".e,'y.0, !'. t(.v 8 ' counlv. s""' j n"r "niur iienierin tne AwMi awl .Swufc l WMhI- ae0dth "f.SlTKI110" TIN WAKE constantly on hand- Come and seo the Stoves. 1 hey are not only very cheap but very handsome. J. H. RHOADS, Middleburgh. 1875- 1891. n,. Il Fill ii -AT Openlieiier' Clolli Bazaar, SKLIXSGKOVE, PA. Tln Suinnu.r is ended and Fall is hore and we are here also with a very large utock of fiiHlilouuijIo and well-llttinif Fall aud inter Clothlne;. GENTLEMEN'S-:-SUITS. mE have a large stock of Mens Suits ranging In prioe-frotu f up to J.i. We have it heavy weight Jilitok Cheviot war ranted all wool at (l 75 that cannot be sold for less iu Penn sylvania. Don't fail to call when vou need a suit. We have a heavy weight Cassiuiere at $0.75 that cannot be equaled anywhere else. It makes tin excellent school or business suit. Our stock of Black Worsteds is larger than vf- . have the" 1,1 SaoqnP. Cutaway and Prince Albert Suits to lit almost any man. These goods have a soft fluish and will not wear glossy.like Corksorew does. QyBrcoats-:-OTBrcoats-:-OTercoatjr Our stock of Fall aud Winter Coats is the finest that ever came to Snvder county. We have them for .Men, Youths. Hoys and Children, and It will pay you to come and examine luy stock before purchasing elsewhere. We have the largest line of Men's Pants that we eyer had We can fit almost any one and the styles and prices cannot be equaled. AN e have a full line of Hats and Caps, and Gents' Furnishina Goods ! - Plusu 52K JlfinX! Ho-beV ,U" "M f "r9 Bknket8' WOLF AND BEAR ROBES I Whlpa from lOo to $3 apiece. We inyite you all to "call at your earliest convenience at H. OPPENHEIMER'S, Selinsgrove, Pa u , .. - - HVM wboi
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