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Published every Thursday.
T- H. HARTER Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription $1.50 per year.
(which must be paid in advsnr wiipn sent out-
iit inu county.)
RATH OF AOVf RTISINO.
All transient silverttieincnti not othPrwl
ooiiirin'i't fur HI lx-rlinrif'l lit I In' nip if in
rents int lliii' tnifinrli'l ineuwirei tor flrxt inscr
Uon mill 10 cents per line fur every sulisequent
Insertion.
Thursday, April 13, 1893.
Republican Ticket.
Sheriff,
ALKKKI) M'Kt'MT.
Avmrlnte .Imtk'e,
.. TA Y l.K OKMIIKKI.INi..
Treiimrer.
e. r. sKKiini.i).
( -M.t.iliiiier,
TIK'M t I1KUIIM KU,
MMI KKIM.KY,
A'i.i.i-i.
.1. r. Imwi lcii.
t . !'. M' i;u
funnier.
Kit. M Alt NI UorilHiiCK.
i:llli -t IJ. Ml'l ll'-wifl. .t. K r.It. mlt.
Ile.iter - iMi. in Ktei -I. 1 1 I ii Klntiev.
IKviv. r W - W in II"' .t. unuliT.
litre II. i. s.itiii" II. Win. 1 1 i rl iti.i li .
Ii.ipm.ili- John Mh-r. A. V. It.'lir.-r.
Kr.mkllli-.l. ll"M:ir. II i'l' .1. Ktiterllne.
J.ii'kni in. Mm tin. I'i-Iit Miii.Mi r.
Ml'l.llrlmrifli-J.ii. ltoTox, c. v. Herman.
Vi.ii ri- k-r. I.. Kow. M. K. llollim.T.
Monroe -.. A. knilfTiinin. W in. f . kearn.
1'enn I. N. .lurivti, N ( rouse.
I'err- V. ). miner. II. X. Artnnrns!.
lvrrW.! I'. It. i .r i Mil. T. M .rl"iM-t.
"rliiK'-.. M. Ahimii.I. Ii.m.l MnMli .nlli.
-.link-noe-K.I. M. Iliminnl. . MarlHer.
I liloli - All. n S rln l-t. .1. -liilil
W.ililiik'ti-ii -Win. f. IlilM-li. K'lu.irill. Miner.
The County Superintendence.
IO TIIK M llool. HIKKi Tolt AN l KKIKNPS
or i:ii i rii ox ny iu:k t m'M'V :
III a few weeks, on May -d, a con
vention of sehool directors, of the
County will assemble to elect a
County Superintt nieiit of the public
schools. It will, doubtless, be the
aim of every director to select the
person who ht believes to be best
qualified f . i- the ollh'e, both in point
of sehol .tr-hip, und in practical ex
perience in the Art of Teaching. A
good, successful teacher will make
u good, successful .Superintendent ;
wh.lo a person without experience,
learning, and well established sue
cess cannot make a good Superin
tendent. This is true in every depart
ment of life, and it applies in all its
fort to the office, question.
We request yivir attention to the
recor T"""qf I- Potter as a
for this office. We submit that r?c
ord with pride and with confidence
to the consideration of the directors
and all otiiers.
Commencing in the profession in
quite early life, he has taught thir
teen terms of public school, as fol
ows :
In issil-l, at Scott dale. West more
hind Co., he finished a term for an
other teacher, te:u'hing four months.
In lssl -Jat Kvdson. Fayette Co.,
a full term of the primary grade,
with To pupils.
In ssj:i, t Owendale. Fayette
Co., a full term of the primwy grade,
w ith ru pupils.
In ls:t t. at Selin's drove, l'a., a
full term of the secondary grade,
with fU pupils.
In IsM-:., at Selin's drove, Fa.,
a full term of the primary grade,
with t pupils.
In lhN.yi;, ut Selin's drove' Fa., a
full term of the grammar school,
with 91 pupils.
In lsSti-7, at Selin's drove, Fa., a
full term of the Grammar school,
with K pupils.
In lss7.s, at Selin's Grove, Fa., a
full term of the grammar school,
with 92 pupils.
In kSNS.'t, at Seliu's Grove, Fa., a
full term of the grammar school,
with to pupils.
In ut Selin's Grove, Fa., a
full term as principal of the high
school, and supei intendent of all
the town schools, with about 350
pupils under his charge.
lu at Sehn's Grove, Fa.,
same as last above.
In at Seliu's Grove, Fa.,
same as lat above.
Iu l"'tj :Cat Mi ddleburgh, Fa., as
principal of the high school, with 41
pupils.
He Las taught in ull about 75
months of public school, and has
had about U."s) pupils under his
instruction and tare.
On July HI, 15 he was granted a
teacher's profcsMomd ci rtiticate by
the late lamented Frof. Win. H.
Dill, then county superintendent.
On September, -", 17. he was
granted a teacher's permanent eerti
licate by Dr. K. K. HigWe, then
state superintend' jjt of public
school i.
He La hud active experience in
teacl.iug primary, intermediate,
grammar and high schools, and has
litted a number of young folks for
College.
He is Lright, energetic und pro-
gressive, keeping fully abreast of the
times in all school work. He pos
sesses the happy faculty of inspir
ins pupil of nil ages and grades
with a love of study, and with pride
and emulation in their work. He
is a pclf-mado man, in the strictest
senro of tho term, and possesses
every pood quality for a good super
intendent. Ho has fully prepared
himself for teaching as a profession,
ami expects to make it a lifo work.
In his powers of analysis and ex
planation, ho is surpassed by no
ono ; making the most difTiirult pro
blems, plain to tho comprehension
of his pupils. He will at all times
do all in his jovcr to elevate the
teoher.s calling to its true position
among tho liberal and rcspectablo
professions of the world. The dir
ectors can make no mistako in elect
ing him to the office; for ho has
been long tried as a teacher, aud
never found wanting. All persons
interested are pointed with prido
and confidence to his most excellent
record as a teacher by his
MANY WAKM ritlKXDS.
TKOXKLVILLE.
Our grangers are busy plowing
for oats, of which very little is sow n
at this writing. .. .The Voting wheat
plants nre commencing to show up
nicely, aud with favorable wtather
we may expect a fair crop ...If
nothing serious happens, we can ex
pect an abundance of apples and
other small fruit Last Friday.
Virgie 1). Moyer left for Williams
port for an indefinite time Now,
Tom, get ready, the trout season
opens on Saturday, and I advise you
to catch all you can, for I fear the
Governor w ill call an extra session
of the legislature to pass a law pro
hibiting the catching of trout for '.';
years. .. .Last Sunday afternoon
Kev. Jacob Ibutzlcr. F. K. of the
Evangelical Association of this dis
trict, preached an excellent sermon
in the St. Luke's church at this
place. Uev. Hartzler was a mission
ary to Japan for m years, and saw
considerable of the dark continent,
on which he touched several times
during the delivery of his sermon
John A. Fetterolf has commenced
to make the alterations in the as
sessments, and is getting hjs full
sharo of what he does not relish. . . .
To-day, "Trapper Jim" sent part of
a car-load of fur to New York City,
and you may now look for a drop in
pneea. Ciu Joe
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SEUNSGIIOV'E.
At the last meeting of the School
Directors of this place, 1L Harvey
Schoch was elected in place of J. 1"
Smith who moved out of town...
The water was put in the canal about
ten days ago but we have seen no
boats going yet Ilev. S. K. Ochs-
enford went to Nu media last Satur
day to preach. Rev. Schnabel, of
Fret burg filled Mr. O's. pulpit in
the morning Uev. J. Yutzy went
to Wilksbarre this week on oflicial
business as president of Susquehan
na Synod Fev. Donahue, Fre-
siding Klder of this district of the
M. II. church preached here last
Sunday, making his quarterly visit
..Frofs. Walboru and liowersox
were visitors to this town last Wed
nesday looking up their chances as
c mdidates for County Superintend
ent S. Weis' notion store was
entered by burglars on Sunday night
and his safe blown open. About !3
in cash was in the safe which was
taken. This morning (Monday) two
of the gang were arrested at George
town, brought here and sent up to
l ort IJoleuder by Charles Rishel,
Esq. There were three of them
the third has not been found yet at
this writing. . . .John Thompson has
litted up tho old Werheim shop near
the Isle of Quo bridge and will noon
bo ready to begin tho manufacture
of brooms. Mextok
Good Looks.
Hood looks nre morn limn kliln lu.i.
depending upon u healthy couditioii
of all the vital organs. If the Liver
db inactive, you nave a HiIIoiih Ixjok,
if VOIir stlllllltell tlH ilii.r.lru.l ......
, ..... V. J WlJ
have a Dyapeptlo book aud if your
r limeys tieauecieo you Have 1 jnclied
book. Secure good lienltti and you
w ill bave good looks. Klectric Hitters
is ttie l' re lit iilteriitive 101.I 'I
n ------ vmvi uvo
directly on these vital organs. t'urit
it ltd tr I I'ud
gtMxi coinplexlon. Sold at 1). (. Ken-
I. , . . ... j
ir.n iTinrsiore, I Ullolivillo l'a, r,0
tents per Ijottle. April.
Mill
All Free.
TIioko w ho liaveuscil Dr. Kings New
niscovery knows its value, and th o e
who have not. have now the oppor
tuiiity to try it Free ( 'all oti t lie ad-verti-ed
Jirugift ami get a Trial Hot
tie tree. Send your intuit Slid ud
ress to 11. liiieklen Co. .ChlcHgo,
and get a sample of Dr. King's New
bib' 1'ilU bre, u well its u copy of
Guide to Health and Household In-true-tor.
Free. All of which U guar
anteed to do you good and cost you
nothing at 1). C. Kepler's Drugstore
1'axtouville, l'a. April.
ATPUCATIOlt FOR I.trR?SR.-IWlT'K l
hernli.T Rlvpn tlmt. t.hi following Imnwl
iwrsnn having ni1 their petition for IWiMt In
ihw nfflo of tlii ork nf ynartr swlonn of th
I'l-aeeof Snyilcr county, anil ttmt upplli )n
will h mailx to mild court on TliurMliy, ATll t7
inc kouiiiiik oi mo mnir:
JurkKon w. linker. Wet Boaver, Timn
mer iiiirifnnn, Cfntrf. io
snn uin-w, WitHlilnirton, do
E. c. omviiill, rrnnklln, do
K. S. Mi-l-r. ('Imiinn. l
svlvMter Howen, WAshington, no
Cnthertiip Mowr, t'nlon. rto
MitlelUn Cnx. ( hnpinnn. n
lliirrlet W. smith, Vniillelinrvh. rt'i
Cnrlxin Seeli., MliMlelmrKh, do
J. K. S.iiKli.r, ( i iit re, (In
ivter llerner, 4rkin. do
John B. Xoeklcr, SellnHKroye, do
.1. C. le'kiiril, do
HnarJ(KUinif, t'nlon, do
Jonnthnn H.Arlio;ft.st SellnxKyn. do
John A. S. luiee, Vrr-, do
K. M. smith, Siirlinr, On
Miirtln slenr. .Monroe, do
Z. T. Iletlrleh, do
KINwirili Aiirund, 1 do
Simon lmif, WiiAhlnk'ton, do
I.Biininre W. Kepnor, llenver. do
Siimiiiil KiiiiiIhiukIi. Mlillleemk, do
I'en-lvnl Kelner, SeliiM(roV, do
l-vl Kepler. I'errv, do
John Shauver, Ailanm, Distiller
r.. it.x i'.c, iiiirtmnn, Centre.
J. I Murk. Xranklln, "
lliHleriniiii A ( trim in, Kn-vlmrK. Ilottlern
A DMIXISTRATOII'S NOTICE, bet-
jTX ter of ailmiiitstrntioii In estate of
JOH N II A HTM AS, el tntre lonli(i,MnT.lr
. ,1. hi,. ,ik irrrn urnnivo io mi minor
Hiinr.l. Mil prrw-nn knowing llinniwlren IndfMo.l
to nl wll Hrr rrqiiPKlnl to iimka In mr.lmlr
pnyuiKiit, while tb hnvlnic rlminn Dill prr.ent
ihtin duly mitlirntlrntnl to tht iimler-Hirucil.
U.I AS II A It I'M AN.
1 1 K.N U Y' II A HTM AN,
Min-h l. 'vx Ailminuintnrr.
niTOK'S NOTICK.
The miderlirned nmlltor. nppolntod hy the
Orplhin t oiirl of siiMler eoimiv lo iihr 'upon
i Xc eiiilotiM a n l to ilinrlhiite lim fuiuln In the
liaihlx of .1. Kohli-r INi k, Kx'Viitorof Mrvsiio.
ly, ilei eii-oKl, late of ciiHpuian township, will M
lellil lo I he ilHOi'i of hit apMlnt mrilt Hi the
ofllee of O. M. Slllnilel, llivlitliT lo-conler. lu
t lie lioroiit,'hof Ml'hlii liiiriili. onSatunlnr, April
i-l. l-'O ni ll o'elm-k A. M.. when unit whero nil
liersnlin lllleritei lire Imlllleil lo nppi'iir Kml
jin'-eiii iln ir i lalmi or ! lorever iteliurreil frutn
eouiliik' In for ii nhare of miM fund.
J. M. IIAKKIt
April fi, 1-M. Auilllor.
Spanish Jack and 3 year old
Doney.
Will itaml for III" enin of Imrl pverv two
wii-k-i HI the plaeeM an folloWH : At the Blalile il
John Kennihk'er on mile ea-.l of Mlildlelmruh,
April -t. I. It, l- ; May 1. U, IV IK, UK. .HI ; J lino 14
i.i. sit.
At the stahlr nfoeo. Kiltie 4 mil- South Kat
of I'roxelville, April . , I'l, nil ; May 8,1. IT, is.
31 : June I. u. IA. . if).
The oilier siainl III I-' In or near Tmxelvllle,
April 7. s. n. iK ; May ft, 6, lit, u j June u, s. pi,
I!.
At the stat'le of S.T. Wetel, K.iit end of Hen
vertown. April lu, II, S4, VS i .Mays, U, tLW,
Jiltie ,V . m. VI.
At the Maiae of llenrv K. Mover, ono mile
North Went of xnviuirir . A.vrll la, la, itt, ill ( .May
lu, II. VI, V.I : June T. N. HI. sci.
At the Hiuhle of I lie umlerslened. t mile South
Went of Salem, April 14. 1.1, Ii. IN ; May 1H, la,
HO T : JiltleV. III. H. 4.
'I he liiMirHii--eof the nij ntoik Is M.OOforu
live colt two weeks old.
W. M. MKASK. Owner.
In raw n man should iwirt with n iimr tn-fore
know HiL.' her to le wnii foul, he will be held ns
sKMisll'le lor Innir.ihoe ft. . pd.
Notice to the
of Snyder County.
(;vnjtMx: in purnuanr of the fortv-thlrd
neetlon of the Act of May s. IsM, you ro herehy
not I lied to meet lu convention ut Mlddlehurvh
1st Tuesday in May, A. D. 1803,
(at liaioVliK'k.l'.M.ibelnKtheiieeonddiiy of the
month, and wieet rim nm. Iy a majorlLy of the
w nolt numlier irf dlreetont present, one person
of liteniry iit.d wleuillii- ai'iUlrement. and of
kill and experience In the art of teaehltiir.ua
ii'uiiij iMiperimeuiieiii, tor tne inree auit-eellni(
years: mid ivrtlfy the result lo the Slate suint
liitenilent, at llarrlKtiurK aansiulred hyUielulr-
iy -nun ii auu tonieiu rnvtion ni aald ai t.
O. W. Hermann,
county superintendent of Snyder County
MlddleliurKu. l'a., March 117, ltX
ometMng IJADt
I-ET 'KK FLICK Kit! You are vour
self to blame. You bought a "cheap'
linir of shoes from an IrresnnnslliU
dealer and the Orst time they got wet
ine patter soies came on.
Go To Garman's
and get u pair that will last you, and
depend upon it, they are the cheep
est in the end. In this world a man
generally pays for w hat he gets, and
the only safeguard against robbery is
to buy of a reKnsible dealer who
holds his trade by fair dealing.
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THE K EXT kORNINQ I rrEL PRiOHT f-HO
new ANU MT t'OMSt-C.XlOn li tc f Ttr,.
Slid kllii . m. . :. , ,. .,j llu. In.-. -l.., j i., .
Iiuu1 Ii ..,.1 I. il .. a . I t.-ili-. J lur u-- ut . .1....
LAKE'S HE&I&IIin
UCrllJ'l.it f.'l U.ft.d oljfkl. .l.,r I ' I
.4.!i. '.41.
wPsVK AT
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DR. r. a smpsoirs
Office No. 846 E. Market St. Tork,P.
WILL BE AT
Home Office, April 1 to 17, 1893.
Eagle Hotel, Middleburgh, Fa.,
from Friday, April 21, at 10 o'clock
a, m. to Saturday noon.
rr. Hlmrwon will ennmlne ny on who may
rail upon lilm free of elmrve. Knowing that hun
dreds are IIvIdk nut a miserable existence with,
out medical alii, some heenuse they bare panned
through the "old ordeal" without relief, and
aome perhnpa, b-eause they mnjr not know
whereto apply, he fi-ela Instilled n making
these farta pulille. Satlsltea f hut a numtier will
nelre upon these plain truths and be fully re
warded by a cure.
our ayslem of practice may need some en-
rilanatlon. The remedies' are principally rege
able, dlsennllnif entirely the ttseof t'nlomel or
Mercury, Turtar, Kinetic, Arsenln and Antimony
bM-ause they are dlsenseoreatlnir airenta of the
worst ills. Option. We nro opisoed to the use of
ireneriil blilletltin In any case, believing It to
Is-inpirlous totho constitution and often dan
gerous to life.
Dr. Simpson treat sneressfttlly rhronle. or
Ion if sliiiilliu( dlseaws of the Head, Throat and
l.iiuirs. Kidney and Heart complaints ; Inveter
ate ilisexwsof the stomach t hut have defied all
other lliethislsi those fenrful dlseiisen of the
nervous system arising from whatever cause i
Scrofula. )rosy. Kits, Kever. Sores. Kheiima
Usui, Neurnlk'i.t, Hela'lca. Ill fondllloned I leer,
I'nneersreinovisl without the use of the knife
mid cured. Aslliiim. Hay leer. Hose fold.
Winter foiu'h. fhninlc Itlarrhoca. ete. All
mny Is-cured by this wonderlii system, If not too
tariiilvnticeil. Itiine and I.I.mmI discuses cured
when all other InctlDMls have fiillc.1.
l.aiil. s w ho are suffering w ith diseases strict
ly condiHM! to their set can consult the Doctor
Illl I he asjoiratne of a S-edy cure without suf
ferlnir thetnsi'Ites to the verv often limim-essMry
rTaiiiltiatloii. The d. stor particularly Invites
all cases thai hate Ns-ti given up by other phy
M talis.
TFsTHIOHIAt.a.
Mr. HetiN'n oruliii. of ,iversil. Perry county,
Tit., hail a cancer on low it lip lor several months
und was completely cured by the treatment of
Dr. It. A. Simpson, of York, l'a.
Mis Annie Koch, of l.lvertxsil. Perry county,
l'a., had for may years a tnaflirnant ulcer on her
limit near the iitikle. and alllioiik'h under the
treatment of different doctors, the sore grew
worse. It w us cured by Dr. K. A. Sltniwoii, of
York, Til.. In four months. No scraping of the
bone or cull linr.
Kor many years Mr. Charles Allison, of Olen
Ki'k, York county, l'a.. had a cancer on Ills f m o
Im'Iow I he eve. Dr. H. A. Simpson, of York, I'll.,
removed It Ly his chemical process, lie la now
well.
a a. Dr. Simpson Invites nny one who doubts
nti ol these statements to write to the parties
and ascertain for themselves. These an" olilv a
few of the manv testimonials obtained. 1 he
Do-tor Invites eornssindenii' from a distance.
If von wile enclose 4 cents In stamps.
IteiiieiniHT the dales und cull curb'.
Jan. .11. 1 ;.
D
U. I II. VOKbKbKU.
I3KNTIST.
Treating, tilling. artillcial teeth, bridge
and crown wo.-k. Nitrous oxide gas
for painless extractions. Kvervthing
pertaining to dentistry.
Viiii lloskirk's old stand.
SKLINSUKOVK, PA
ULUICH'S DENTAL EOOMS.
SElInsgrovEj Pa.
Teeth cenuel, extract.sl. Iinplatited. rev'Ulat
ed. Dlseas.-s ami Injuries to the teeth und
mouth treated. Artillcial sets, crowns, brhlo's
and olslurators lnsertl. All kinds of tilling.
oom worn a sHciaii.v.
i.r.o. it. i i.ioi ii, li. ii. s.
Office In Wrls' dwelling, south side entrance.
ppimaite at tonal Hotel.
s.r. SUE AH V.
Insurance Agent and Broker,
l'enns Creek, Jr. O. Pa,
Onlr flrrteWt Stork Connanln renreMntad
You da no premium not., bancs you pay no
aasMPinenia.
ln.aranee place.) on all kind. 6! good farm
property, dwelling-., stores ana onnronet any
her In Snvdar and I'nlnn ronntlea.
Office In C. M. Shower'. Sture.f entrevllU. fa
SLATE ROOFING.
The undersigned has always on liutid a su
perlor line ol slate for nsiling, und In regard In
his work lie resKvlfully refers lo the follow ing
gen'iemen.
This la to certify that the slate roof which H
II. Keiinlhger. plaii-d upon mv house Inst stun
uicr Is giving iierfect sutlNfui tlon.
C. f. SKKSOl.D.
The flute roof on mv housi' placed there bv
II. II. Xeiitilnger Is nil that I cxtss'led. 1 would
huve none nlhcr. J. W. Okwiu
I take pleasure In recommending Mr. Hen,
nltigi-i'Hslittenaifliig to the public. Ills work
nan given perfect suit Isfui t Ion.
. W HTSNM YRK.
I will be tileaseil to give many more recoil
meiidutlolis and respis.-tfullv solicit your nut rob'
age. 11. 11. Hksnisoks,
MliKlleliurgl), I'll.
crown Acme.
Tbo best Burning Oil that can bo
made from Petroleum.
It gives a brilliant light.
It will not smoke tho chimney.
It will not char the wiek.
It has a high lire test.
It will not explore.
It is without a comparison as a per
fection
Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from .the finest
Crude in the most perfectly equip
ped refineries in the world
It is the Best.
Ask your dealer for Crow n Acme.
Trade orders tilled by
Yours truly,
inz a?L!?tic p.Eri:n::s CO.
Hunbury Station, Sun bury, Pa.
A MARVELOUS DISCOVERY!
1'oaltlvely removes
rcirz BPAViir,
IUDftiofie, Spllm,
ur Curb,
IN 48 HOURS,
witnout i-aiu.
$500 Reward
Ki Failure or
(iiLtul Injury,
Till In tho Craitetl
Wonder of n.r tin
Century, iu.toiii.ij
iuy, ae It U, ll.e
uiiim Veltriusrr
wund.
ClrcuUrs Snd
Iwwrn Proofs Hell-
S4 Ires.
Sr. Cuj Ctocirl,
tin. SvS ('anal HI.,
Diear Vik.
G. C. GUTELIUS
THE UNE-PRICE CLOTHIER!
DEALER IN
Fasbionablo clotb
ing, llats, caps,
Neckties, Gents
Furnisliing Goods,
Snninier Under
wear, and Cclcjoid
goods,McnH nliirts,
Clothing for prince I Pauper!
Clothing that looks like silk and wears like leather. Coino
to tho old Keliahlc wlicro you get what you pay for. My
new stock is just in, is entirely new and comprises all the
latest stylos Too busy waiting on customers to tell you
more. ;ome and see for yourself.
G. C. GUTELIUS,
Middleburgh, Pa'
SHUBMACKER CO.'S
Electro-Oold
Still
I Yi i ' W 1 '"etaUplated strings, which all other mak
I I ' ' : 1 '.1 ers are still cmimpll0.l n ... i.
4- '?fl,- -r--i- ate
ZL:,- Iy JBtryln the power of the strings
-.-.awstnma,. to prolong and sustain the tone, rendering
them liable to easily snap and br?ak. The remedy of this has been success
fully accomplished by the use of the ELECTRO-GOLD STKINTOS which are
proof against rust nd uiit superior quality of tone "-
. I do not present the Shoemacker instrumet in competition with the
low-priced and absurdly misnamed "cheap" Pianos, thli county and ad-
olnlng ones have been Hooded with ; but to those who apprciate a PUno
InsusceptibU of further iuiproveincnt-an Instrument to do credit to their
aste-fconldently offer the 8CHOEMACKEK PIANO as unexcelled w
in the world and at the west prices, which wMl yield ... - wi 'tHJSK "y
Middleburgh P. O.
Cite Di'i Mr ft Mai
but they go a great ways in that.lireotlon. Tlionjwhy send to the
City for rea.ly-ina.le clothing nn,l then take them to a sk'lled local
tailor to improve the lit, w hen you can get a
SUBSTANTIAL IKE 11 ngoo FIT
at once ov going to
HENRY L. PHILLIPS-
MERCHANT TA1LOH. Selir.sgrove. Pa., where your work Isalway.
guaranteed or you have recourse. This is a question that Interests
every man and boy .A neat-flttlng suit.no matter what the material
is It always looks better than an lll-llttlng suit no matter ho fine
the goods. Then come at once and get fits.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Ut. Fo.e,.n for E. E. BtXIK. Ion, door. we.t ol B.k. S0llos,ov..
PuOWATE SALE,
Tho undersigned will offer to tho public his entire stock
of lurniturc and lieddingfor tho next thrco months at
tho greatest sacrifice ever known in tho Furnituo Trade
in cut nil Penna. Havinir decid I'll tit f'b'.lliru ...r 1.....:
n . "hu III IJ 11.11-
ness in doing so must make somo alterations m mv
buildings I am compelled to offer my entire stock at
iniyvn jic,ui jie.ini 01 ueioie. Uliamlier Suits, I
nuiiH, fjmeuoiinis, v uplmarus, Extension Tables
i;isi i ames, ucntro Tallies, .Marblo Top Tables, I'
j.ain:n, I itiif VyilfKt'IW. VvO Million lf(Wl.i.i-U W 11.....
1,1 ' , ... '. .
crs, jiitiiy t.oaciH's, Jiigii chairs, Kmall ltockers, AVood
esat chairs C.nio Seat hairs, Doughtrays, ods, bu
reaus, ihKtaitd Solas, Lounges, couches, IaHrcsses,
JJlaiikelH, Haps, Pillows, UoImIoih, Hjuings, &o.. &o.
Jbeabovo go.nls must bo sold without reserve, and
will be deh vcie.l to all point along tho main lino and
braud.es ot . n. j: My jMtlM.k of (Jjll.IK,H 1h t)0 , .
in U'wistown, and will bo offered at a great reduction
during tho abovu sale.
w.ir.iwux,
Jeowlstown, Va.
Children suits
and everything to
make a man look
handsoino and feel
happy, at prices
that discount all
Xlijp imitation stores
String Pianos.
MONO t!ie most important points -of
p,,r" n 'i mese uiiignuiceut 1 i
anos is, that longer than those of
other makes they remain in tone
IIUll tllilt. wliiln mntif l..ut. -. '
which at ilrst give satisfaction, become
lint and wirv. tli simamuni... in... i..
staunch nml trim Ir lu l..,....ii.i..
w a lu 1 -wneii uio m
overestimate the advantngesderlved from
...c hoc vi mo ,i.iecirouoia M rings. The
ordinary iron-wrapped or so.rnlle.l )iit.
lvu.fTecto.1 hvitnin..i.o.i...iu. .
j u w pivun,
PAUL BILLHARDT.
'arlor
Ureak
'(dish
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