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All tr;in'lnnt inlvprtlwrni-ntu not nthr-mrls
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InmTl lull.
Thursday, August 21, 1893.
Republican Ticket.
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TIfnV H IIKIMISTF.II,
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Auditor.
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Mutilated Money.
Tl.e ri'liiiii'! i.ii division of the
TreaMiry lt i.iit:nt-iit is oiie of tho
ino.-t inteienling of its brunelies. It
is here Unit iMiitil.'ttcil money eonies
for i li iititicntioii, niul the form in
which it eonies tells to the chief of
the division many a romance nnd
ninny a tale of woe. There in much
that is humorous and much that is
pathetic in Mrs. Ihown's public ex
perience. That experience ranges
over nearly eighteen yearn now, and
in that time millions of dollars have
passed through her hands, most of it
in such u condition as to be beyond
ldeutincatiou by ordinary means.
There is hardly any way you can
think of in which money is not mut
ilated or partly destroyed. Men light
their cigars with it when they are
drunk, ratsjgnaw it into tatters, and
fire crisps it into brown Hshes. When
ever there is a sudden cold snap -ti
tuebegv -ofwinte' rede nipt-
Uj...-
One of the favorite hiding places
which women have for their savings
is the oven. When a cold day comes
the Avomen probably forgets all about
the money, builds u tire in the Htove
aud cooks the bills to what is known
in the cuok bonk as a rich brown."
Au intending case is that of a wo
man living mitr Hamilton, (.)., who
was burned to death. She had a
poeketbooli with her containing $70
Ilil' children hint the pocketbook
with its charred contents to the
Treasury Department and Mrs.
Brown picked out the $70 and identi
fied it. A great deal of money that
cornea in i?, p ti tly burned. Whenever
a part of the money burned can be
ideLtUied aud satsifactory uthdavit
is furni-he l as to facts the govern
ment restores the amount to the
owner. Hat if a note is entirely de
stroyed the government is jut so
much ahead.
Much of the money which comes in
for redemption has been damaged in
railroad wrecks. When .a car is
burned in a railroad wreck no attempt
is made by tho express company to
remove the money from the safe. The
safe.is sent direct to the Treasury
Department and opened there. The
money is usually in a pretty badly
charred condition. It is taken out
nud tho treasury experts go over it
aud identify us much of it as can be
recognized. Two years ogo a pack
ngo containing .I'.'.Ooo was taken
from a wrecked car near St. Louis,
and all of the money was identified
and restored to its owners.
A favorite hiding place for money
with men who havo no faith in banks
is in their cellars. A Philadelphia
man sent $ which ho had buried
in a tin box under his cellar Hour.
When he took up tho box he found
the money mildewed and rotten.
The package as it came into Mrs.
Drovn's hands looked like u bunch
of tobacco leaves. It was almost
impossible to distinguish the char
acter of the notes with a linked eye.
Mrs. l'.rown was picking apart tho
pieces bit by bit and arranging them
on tdips of brown p4p.-r cut v the
hie of a dollar bill. She sai 1 hhe ex
pected to i b ntify the tthol'j of it.
Or.e man n r.t in some time u;
foity-two d'H-tr which had been talr
t ti from the nihiwh of a goat. Tie
goat mh Lot worth fvrtj-twodollarn
so he was sacrificed. The identifica
tion of this money was not a very nice
task, but it was comparatively an
easy one. When Mrs. Brown dropped
the sticky mass into a basin of water
the bills came apart and were very
caily identified. This is not the only
goat case, which has come to the re
demption division, and it has happen
ed that even cows and pigs have been
sacrificed to recover money which
they had swallowed. There is one
case on record where a baby swallow
ed some bank notes aud an emetic
saved the money and possibly the
baby. Babies do not often swallow
an entire bill, but many affidavits are
received accompanying portions of
bills which say that the missing por
tion have been destroyed by mice,
But the experts of the tre isury de
partment can tell in a minute wheth
er a piece has been torn off, and these
petty frauds are never successful.
Usually when mutilated money
is sent in for redemption tho owner
has n close if not perfect idea of the
amount which is represented, but
one old German iu tho west sent in
some years ago what ho claimed to
be tho remains of $.',000, and after a
long investigation Mrs. Brovn fully
identified $7,100 in tho package. A
secret service ngent was sent out to
investigate tho case, but ho could
discover nothing that would throw
light upon the mystery, and so the
mistake was charged up to tho old
man's stupidity, and the department
sent $7,100 to him.
The redemption division receives
very frequently pieces torn from
bills, accompanied by atlidavits say
ing that tho remainder of tho notes
had a bill in his office made of six
teen pieces cut from five dollar notes
matched so nicely that, tho ordinary
eye would not detect tho fraud.
This composite note was sent in by
a bank clerk in New Yolk. The
treasury experts detected tho fraud
iumiediatly, and of course tho bogus
note was not redeemed. X w
l'rt.
JJEAVERTOWX.
Mr. William Gilbert has been quito
sick of late Avith dropsy Mrs. E
L. Freed. Mrs. Sabiuo Treed and
Mrs. Tillie Aigler visited a sick aunt
in Mifilin county recently. . ..Mr.
S. C. Weik and family, of York, Pa.,
are visiting relatives and friends at
this place A Mr. Fenstamacher
has opened a clothing store in J. G
Snyder's building. .. .A. W. Engle
sold one of his houses at the east
ekd of town to Wm. Snyder and
bought a tract of timberland south
peach crop in this vicinity will be
large, notwithstanding the dry
weather, which cuts all the crops
short, especially corn. Franklin.
POUT TREVORTON.
Tho weather is getting cooler and
the people are looking up their fall
clothing. .. .Tho exercises of tho
Evangelical church Ave re not largely
attended. Rev. HoUenbaugh deliv
ered an excellent sermon, and col
lected $J7.V . . .The corner-stone lay
ing of tho United Brethren church
. II - A . 1 1 . - 1 .1 1
was wen attention una mo ni-opie
gave liberally to the good cause...
Tho Evangelical Church will hold a
biih-mcoting at Scholl's school
house over Suuday. A general invi
tation is extended to the public to
attend J. I. Aucker is attending
the P. (). S. of A. state convention at
Chester, Pa. We hope he will havo
au enjoyable time with tho "boys."
....F. A. Biugaman has started a
feed store at this place and is ready
to exchange all kinds of grain for
feed. This will bo a great advautage
to our farmers. . . .Some of our folks
expect to attend camp-meeting at
Elizabethville during this week.
PAXTOX VILLE.
A number of our young people ex
pect to attend Grangers' Picnic at
Williams Grove. .Miss Emma Docker
left for Beech Creek, where she will
spend several weeks with her father
....Two loads, composed of about
twenty of our young people, ven
tured to McClure last Saturday.
They missed tho "bean soup" but
nevertheless enjoyed tho trip, and
they didn't come home hungry either
....John Weidunmoyer and Willie
Harner spent Sunday at homo....
Miss Kate Wertz, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Hunter, returned
home after a visit of several Aveeks
in L.eariuu county. .. ..Air. James
Stout has again left fur tho lumber
regions in the northern part of tho
state. It is unfortunate that tho
great majority of our peop must
leave homo for work. . . .Arthur Dob
sou and "Aifc; vis. to 1 his parents
several days Miss Edith Wertz
will leave for Millersvillo State Nor
mal School next week. Our best
AvuLts attend her. Claiik.
8I1EHIFF8 SALE OP "
REAL ESTATE 1
ny Tlrtii rrf s writ of PI. Fn. ImiimI nut of f tif
Court of Common Men of SnjiWrminty nnd to
iti" cllrrtpi. I will fipnw to public Mia nt Uie
Court limine In Mltldli'lmrirh, on
Saturday, Sept. 10, 1803,
at 10 o'clurk, A. M the following renl tctat :
All Hint cirtnln tract of In nil mtimto In IVrnr
fownnlili, snvilcr tyiiiiitr. 1'., bnuntlwl Sorlu
liy laml of llt'iiry Frymjrer, Kant liy Innd of Wid
ow Henry. South liy land ef ClirlKtlan Knouifl,
nnd wi tiv Innd of John r ihWi wot, ront4iln
liiir H ACHKS. mora or whornon Bn wt.
rd T"id Twotory IIWKI.LINO UoL'SK, Stable
nnd other oiitlmiiiiinuii.
Helml, tkrn into exix'iillnn and to be sold an
the proimrt)- of Oeo. 8. Oelnett,
l. UOI.ENDER. ShiTlff.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
By virtue of n writ of Fl. Fa. Iul out of the
Court oi Common I'leiut of snvner miiiny hii.I to
inn illrvrtivt, I will eviiow to'publlo sale at llio
Court lltiuw In Mldtlli liuruh.on
Saturday, Sept. in, 1893,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., the following real eaiate i
TIIACT No. 1 All tliHt certain trartof land
tliuiitH in Franklin town.ihlp, snydi-r county,
iMMinil.'d by lnii.lt of Amo out, Kilirnlm llrelli
Inin r, At. 4. coutinrv nnd Kmiuiel KlienlioHiT,
fimtiiliiliift IV AcKKS and .". IVr.-lioit.
TKACT No. i situate In township, county
nnd slate nforciuitil. bounded hr Intnlnof F.plimlih
IIP'llitiiKi'i', Auvm Otrt, It.li'hn.'l Klwnlumer and
public rood. contnlnliiK a AcliKS and M rendies,
on III. Ii aiHcrn l.l if.m.l liWKI.I.INU llOl'Sli,
lluru hii.I other outbullilliik'.
Si ictl, t.ik.'ii Into cx.i'iiilon and to be. aold na
the pnuicrty of Alexander K Kncpn.
1. ItOl.KNIiKK. Shcrirr.
SIIKHIFF S HXLK OF
REAL ESTATE !
liy virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. Isniied out of the
Court of .hiijiioii I'Iimj, nil. I In mo directed, I
will cxinmc to public wile ul ilm Court House In
Ml. hilt bul bil, en
Saturday, September Kith, 18!i:l,
nl hi iiviot'k, A. M., the fullowlnif n-ul eatute i
TH.MT NO. . Sttuiite In Adalim township.
sii tier inly. I'a., hounded norili bv lund of
Natluin Fetterolf, ensl bv Isiiac SHnrtit. et. nl..
south by A. a. Mover, et. al aud Wil by Troxel
, in.... .-.uiiaiiiiii)( mi Ai res.
TK.M'TNO a. Sltunle same s Tntct No. 1,
Ixmii.bil north by ImihIh of Arlo I'm .I.e. cast bv
Troxcll Wiiifiier. wiinii by llcnrelt Krebbset.
nl.. west by .1. A . II. Moyer, el. ill., eollUllUlliif "
Acri's mid Perch 's.
TIIAl'T NO.S. Sltiiatc satu"as forinT tnii'ts.
iioimd.si north by Tract No. 2. eiisi bv land of
ll.'llp'tl Krclil".. SOU' 11 bv W:irnll .1 Hrllil'lu.T .mil
west by Abiry K. Mldilleswarth, eolitallilliif II)
.n il's, iii'se or ess.
TH Vi T No. 4. Hltimte siimc as former tmcts.
boundisl north bv lull. I of Nut hull Fetlerolf, east
by liliu'.iiiinii A siuiili. west by Kllas Furiiuiti,
and South by .lames K. Kllne-lt Is'lnif a Oood
Limestone J.ot with Kiln la kmmI n-pnlr.
s.'led. taken Into execution and to bo aold aa
theiroperiv of Jacob NerlMssl.
1. llol.F.NDF.K, ShcrllT.
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !
The undersigned, nduilnlslrator of the estate
of John Youiii,', late of Monru.. township, Nnvder
county, I'., disfased. wlllexixise to publloaule
ou irK'i .to. i, iiieruiuuiuT ueiH'noexi) on
Saturday, August 20, 1893,
nil that certain messuaire known aa
TKACT Ml. 1, sltuule In Monroe townahln
Snyder coiintv. Pa., eontalnliiif H4 ACKKS, more
or lesa, oouuaisi norm anil eiml by tract No. 1,
soiiili by trm't No. n and land of Mnt.Muam.
man, aud Went by Henry Helm, w hens in Is erect
ed a tfcHNl House, Hunk Burn, and other necea
wiryoutbulldlntra. About II acre of this tract
Is sniendld tiinls'rland and the balance Ulna
hlk'li stale of cultivation.
TKACT No. . bounded north by lands of Dan
iel haawunau and (Jeortte Kelchly, east by David
Young, and aout hand wt.t by tract Na 8, and
lands of Hen), lliiminel, conUilnluv M ACKKf,
uuire or lean, on la erected a Uood Hoiwi,
vjt.liUi:rnr"lk'JLJ.Jorneccanary0tltlu11diui4,
This tract contains alivut A acres of ifood Wissl
land, tlie balance la In a hlkii slate of ouluva
Hon. hale to eommeniw at 10 A. X.. when termi will
be made known by
P. 8. H1TTEK. AdmlnlBtxaUir.
Jury List.
l-KTITJlHoHS.
I.lst of l'etlt Jurors drawn for the court of
liter and Terminer and lieiierul Jail Delivery
anil t ii in oi tuarier m'ssnms oi me I'eace of
Sinder coiintv held us Sept. Term, comiucticInK
M lay. N'pl ill. IH-il.
Ailatns-Wm. II. lliTinau, Isaac C smith, llarrl-
soli 1'hotnas.
It.'Hti r D. s. Ms'.'ht, Ncr Fei-se, OiMirife A.
Kline. Isaac Iircse.
II. at. r West II. II. lla.tsliurer, N iluuel HtuiliprT,
I'erry Tr. tt.-r. Jacob Krb, ('hiu'l.-a niniui.
I'eiitr. 1'iriHal llartinan, Knos. Herman,
Kllas 1 1 :i rt HI ill, S. II. SI Mill), b. I'.lllllfcMluitu,
Kliner o. .i Inn. in.
I'liapmali-Daniel 1.. Ilelchetibai li, Josi-pli Imtf,
Auir. II. Mroiib. Jouu'han Mroiib.
Vraiikiln M. K. Ilattlnifi r.
Jackson ll.'bry Allller. No.ih llroilse, Saiimcl
l.elirhtm'r, Chat. ,1. II. -aver.
Mlilillchuriih Alexander ll.itti'rt..x.
Moiips'Nt . T. Ih-itrMi. Jacob Hrotvn. Isaac N.
Flslu r, Jon.is Coryell. Asoph Fisher,
ivnii Cornelius Wet.i , Hiram 1'. tlrlcli, Jacob
How.
I'errv-clirltf Knoiisi, KMey Kepler, S, I. Ilartfo,
Allen Ibe kenlM T','.
I'erry Wesic. H. Dunn,
scllnsifrote Wm. II. winner,
fpriiiif-Jas .. Neliaiiilm. n, Hoswcii innir.uoan,
Wm. I. Hllccr.
1'nlon .l.tcob llout. (ieo. I'. Allcliuel.
Hio.hln.-t. Hi -Jerome (..irniuti.
I.HANI) Jl ItOKS.
Ad.uns-J'has. F. Fetteroff,
Heater West Chas. Deck ml,
I'entri h'pliiirus s.'liuuiliiuli,
chupniHii (os. W. Miner.
Franklin 8. . Wulter, Henry II." lMui-li, Chaa.
Krb.
Jackson J.i. ktoti Kllnifler, Oeo. Kline.
.Mld.lleburKh Win. I. ..iriuaii.
Middlwreek liisi. W. Han' h.
Monroe Jutuea Lesher, Wm. II. Ualley, Noall
Ikiel.ler.
I'enn Si'iilianiH llennnn. Francis Miller.
I'. rrv est Tin. 1'. Is rr.
belliisi,-rove Iiuuic Kilulir, J. II. Miller, Wm.
Moyer.
sprlnif I'rlah Arho-zust.
I nloii AIm I ll.'h.lrl. kt, Itiiac H. ljli'UiTe.
Wa.thtiiKloti hiu. tiprunkle.
IXKCt'TOUS' NOTICE.-Notlce is
Jliereby given that Lettera Teata
uiBDUrv on tli ectute nl J. i:. t'LKHIi 'll. tUc'd
Inl l JackoD biwn.hip. ttnjdor County, ft.
list burn Iraued to tlia umlerslirnvd rllin la
nl. I towo'lilp. All enoin, tliertjl.ire. In. lei. led
to .aid e-lle will pla.ru In.ikn Iminsdiuta pur.
iiieul. itn.l tln'irn J.arlnK clultni at(alnrt It ill
prenuut the in lor otlleninl to
H 1. HKKMAN, Kxecntor.
rpKACHKIlS EXAMINATIONS FOIt ltd.
Applicants for a tew h.-r'a certlflcatu will 1
examined Hi lb" several districts cotiiMmliiK the
coiintv of Snyder, ut tin: pliu u und on the duUi
as follows :
KraiiklliiAWl.l.llchurirh at Mlddleburif, Aug". Jl
Monroe I tvi. ut hiiamokln Duiu, Auk. 11.
I'enn at Kalem, Aui. iy
WathliiK'toli ut Freeburif, Auif. HI.
Middlccris k ut Wetii rsH, iiool lliiuso, Auif. IT.
J.iekviii at KriilerMlle, Auir. It.
I . litre lit Cenlri'Vllle, AUlf ill,
Ad .msat 'I roxelvili,-, Auif. VI.
H-aicrnt li'Miti-rbiwii. An;', su.
h,rlhi( at Adalutliuri;, Ails', lil.
SVetl Jj.-.oer l.l Mi l.llire, A'lll.
I nl iii ul I'.irt Trevortoii, Aii.'. jl,
I'luipman at Ab lservllle, Au;,'. .".i.
l'.-rr at Fremoiil. An. :to.
I'errv We-it ut i ns Itoads, Auif. l.
iii. s'ii.. il (Kt. ndalei nt i:teiii,ile, Kept I.
Ati'.l aii's liiU'l Is- eamtne. In tliii illttrlct
In wlilrii I hey In'end to l.-ncli. Dlns'tun are
nr'.'iiilt p i ic.'cl 1. 1 Hii. n l lha enaiiiliiutl.iu
lu'ld In lb' ir re"(siiu illa'rH'is. An InviCuUou
l e.i.'ii'l. 'l bi lie! U'. ie ral pobpo to HlUiud any
or all of luu ubotu ttaiulualloiia.
I . C. Hnwraiox.
Mll'lU biiih, AiJ.'. 1, Isrt, to. Htrjit.
Lewistown Academy.
A college preparatory and finishing
school for both sexes. Foreign lang
uages taught by natives. Mario de
partment:, vocal and Instrniffental,
unsurpassed. Terms moderate. SeDd
for catalogue. J.- C. PLA. H. 8.
Lewlstown, Pa. Principal.
crown Acme.
The best Burning Oil that can be
made from Petroleum.
It gives a brilliant light.
It will not smoke, the chimney.
It will not char the wick.
It has n high fire test.
It will not explode.
It in Avithout a comparinon as a per
fection Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from tho finest
Crudo in tho mont perfectly equip
ped refineries in tho world
It is tho BckI.
Aide your dealer for CroAvn Acme.
Trade orders filled by
Yours truly,
THE ATLANTIC REFINING. CO.
Suubury Station, Snnbury, Pa.
ULPJCH'S DENTAL EO0M3,
SeltnsgravE, Pa,
Teeth ch-atic'l, etra,'tsl. Impl.ihtcd. regulat
ed. Diseases nnd lnurtea to the teeth nnd
month treated. Artltlclal acta, crowna, bridges
and oMuralors Inserted. All kinds of lining.
Hold work a npeclallv.
oKo. It. CI.IIICH. D. D. .
oniiss n Wels' dweiilnif, aotith side entrance,
opsslU! Niitlonul Hotel.
D
H. I 11. VOIiLICLKIJ.
DKNTIST-
Treating, lilliiiK, art illcial teeth, bridge
nud crown work. Nitrous oxide gtta
for painless extract ions. Kverything
pertaining to ileutiatry.
Van Hoakirk's old stand.
rsKLINSCUtOVE. PA.
To the Public, Generally. '
As Congress did not pass the extra
revenue on whiskey, the Murks brands
of whiskey all of my own make
remain the same price. New white
whiskey, $5.75 ; 16 to 18 months old,
f3.00 ; 23 to 30 months old, $2.fo ; 34
to 30 months old. $3.00. &) to 42
months old, 3.50 ; These are all fine
goods. Do not forget the old stand.
Empty whiskey barrels $1.50.
r' " J. L. Marks,
Near R. TC Station, Mlddlebugh, Ta.
Send lOrontalnelampato
WILLIAM Wll ttlE.
ISIS ! Ihlla Pa.
to w posiaga. lie will amid IU) Sam
plra, UtUsil mylw of wall patr, and
isnnplete Inrtmctlon book, FQ CC
HOW TO PAPER, IIILL
llur uricii an. limrh IrM ttlftn ollinnu
lol 1'siwr iSr., (...Id Fatsr &c., Handnu ""ld
1'arl.ir I'mt-rs n tot v. -r .le. Ailwux lwra
Una wide uur.lcra and iilllngt U uiatclt.
PIA1MOS,
ORGANS.
AND
SEWING
MACHINES.
mm
0. 0. SEEBOLD,
tlio Avell-kiiou n dealer in Pi
anos, Organs and Sewing
Machines, lias now tbo larg
est stock of instruments on
hand ever drought to Mid
dlehtirgh, and from now to
January 1, ISO 1, cash buyers
can havo the same advan
tages in buying from him as
they have iu buying from tho
manufacturers.
U. 0. SKKHOL1),
Middleburgli, 'a.
mmi of mu
laally, Quloltly, Parmansntly H.atorad.
labaM, hrviu.iir, ItcbllMy. ami all
th Ir.tu of .vll. fn.m e.rljr error.. irlnler eioasw..,
la. reulu of overwork, ! km.., w.irrjr,.ui. kuli
au.unih, Uurli,.uo,iit, and louo iuii u evurf
oru and pnsn of Iks txxlf. Simpla, nalunU
Bimiu. Juini"Ult. liui.r.imui'r.l Httrn. asil.r
butssMibla, ton r..fur.'iii'. B..k. mplanaiiona
uilpr...f, niailsd iialed) frs. A'lrtrn.
W4 MIOIOAk CO., BUFFALO. N. V.
G. C. GOTELIUS
THE ONE- PRICE CLOTHIEI
-DE
Fashionablo cloth
ing, Hats, caps,
Neckties, Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Summer Under
wear, and Ocleloid
goods, Men's Blurts,
ii -. ii 'cjjay i
'WW
Clothing for prince I Pauper
Clothing that looks like silk and wears like leather, fv,
to tho old Keliablo where
iiww mwr is just 111, l cnxirciy newnnu comprises all t
1-i..x i ..i .... m i . ... . . '
liucMbifs. xoo ousy waning on customers to tell t
more. :onio and seo for yourself.
G. C. GUTELIUS,
WETZEL'SX-
Come nnd see our new etock of Spring and Summer Goods. We liai
stock iiniht anything you can ask for. Our goods are all good ami u
We can aflord to sell ten per cent cheaper for
CASH OR
lience customers have tli.,J,i' rojlt of that system. We have a grentlr
lust now on Motions, CurUorSiuurtain Poles, and Jewelrv. althotiL'li
en n not come amiss for any tcnen
also have a full line of Hoys' anon
pieasea.to snow yon goons wuJ'fr
liverChilled
ttSTNote Here Is the place to get
money, and don't you forget it 1
Cloite Di't Mai
but they go a great ways In thatdlrectlon. Then J why send;to tlie
City for ready-made clothing and then take them to aJak'Ued local
tailor to improve tho lit, when you can get a
, SUBSTANTIAL MAKE Al 001 FIT
at once
HENRY L. PHILLIPS-
MERCHANT TA1LOH, Selir.sgrove, I'a., where your work Is always
guaranteed or you have recourse. This Is a questiou that Interests
every man aud boy .A neat-ilttlng suit.no matter what thejmaterial
is It always looks better than an Ill-llttlng suit no matter how tine
the goods. Then come at once and get fits.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS,
Late Foremau for E. E. BUCK, four doors west of Bank. Selindgrov.
POWATE ALE
Tho undersigned will offer to tho public hisontirostod
n 1 . -lH-li" .. 11 , , .
oi x' uiiiiiuiu iiiiti jjeiiuiiig
tho greatest sacrilico ever known in tho Turnituo TraJi
in tntial Penna. Havintr decided to chanrro mv lmsi
ness in doing so must mako sumo alterations in in)
buildimrs I am compelled to offer mv entirn stork a:
prices never heard of before. Chamber Suits, Farlo:
Suits, Sideboards, C upboards, Extension Tables, Ureal
last lames, uentro lablcs, JUarblo Top Tables, rolint
Tables, Fancy Cockcis, Common Kockcrs, "Willow ltock
ers, Uaby etiaches, High chairs, Small itockcrs, "VJ
esat chairs, Cano Seat hairs, Doughtrays, Ueds, 5q
reaus, AVrslistands, Sofas, Lounges, couches, Mattressi
Ulankcts, Haps, .Pillows, Uolsters, Springs, etc., etc.
Tho above goods must bo sold without reserve, am1
will bo delivered to all points along tho main lino am!
branches of . li. ii. ly Cstock of Carpets is tho larges:
in Lewistown, and will bo-offered at a great reduction
during thcabovo salo.
W. II. FKLIX,
Lowistown, Ta
ALE It IN
Children tn
ind everything
make a man lo,
handsomoandf
happy, at pri(
that discount
imitation 8(0r,
vou get what you pav for
Middlcburgli,p.
-:SWINEF0E1)
PRODUCEK-
the line of General kiernhamlisa '
and Men's Clothintr, and we will J
yu buy or not. We also sell the
Idws& Repairs
the most and best goods for the Its
I
DavTd :'Wetzei
! TIB 1
uy going to
ior mo next inrco montlisa