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Thursday, October 11), 1803.
Republican State Ticket.
Tor Supreme .linlui.
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of Ann-Hp Hn.
Republican County Ticket.
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I'Mmi - MV'l ieel-'. .1. s. s::i.
nlillulon - A in. C. ll!l!il-li,MmiT.
BACK TO THE FOLD.
Although this U 1111 oil' your, polit
ically Hiitnikinc. every iinlicittion is
that ri'iiitsylvuniii will mil up a tre
luoii'lui'.s Uopublienn majority.
The pcoplo have caught ou to the
fact that Democratic rule in a fail
ure, iukI that the proimHi-n of Bohleu
liarvcHts ami kIohouh times are a
fake. They have ha J a year'n trial
at the Koverntneiital machiuoy, auil
its luauafevuiirit is not to their cred
it. If ono ha1 U'iveu' eitlo"" IU.
tL . jmiaes ho woulj have beeu
lead to believe that President Cleve
land could double the yield of po
tatoes by Hpecial proclamation, briny
rain out of cloudless nkien, nud turn
this country into a vale of paradise.
A year's experience lias shown us
that he cannot do more than any
other ordinary man who holds the
reins over an ungovernable team,
lie iniht have done better had he
not been hampered by the disen
tions in party, which i- c imposed
of strange eleiuent-, uu-.l ho soon
found that although he. had a clear
track and a skilled hand he could
not drive where he wanted. His
weather bulletin indicated clear
weather and sunny skies, and his
first proclamation was full of hope
and promise. Soon u cloud loomed
up in the Western horizon. It was
the Free Trade plank in the Chicago
platform. The cloud grew larger
and larger and soon obscured the
sun. A terrible storm was impend
ing and soon burst with terrible fury
over the land. It put out the fires
in tho furnaces, shut down the fac
tories and carried desolation into
millions of homes. Tho President
drove for shelter. lie saw the Sher
man silver shed and started for it,
but tho team balked, and when al
most under its sheltering roof backed
him out again.
This is tho history of tho extraor
dinary session of Congress, which
will end in a compromiso if nothing
worse, and after tho storm is over
and tho w indy harvest garnered, you
will find tho administration sitting
on top of a stubble, like an inch
worm, feeling in every direction for
auother placo to land.
The people have done with this
foolishness and will all go back to
their lirst love.
Dit.loy.ilty to Le no Bar.
Jlr. G iles of Alabama has ollert d
a bill in Congress repealing that por
tion of tho pension law which re
quires that nn applicant for pension,
prove that he was loyal to tho Gov
ernment during the Rebellion. Tbe
Houne Judiciary Committee has re
ported thi bill favorably and we
may now expect that it will be rail
roaded through under Speaker
Crisp's recent rulings. This is a
thoroughly infamous law. The man
who cannot prove his loyalty during
the period of the Rebellion should
never receive a peusion. What is
tho meaning of this net anyhow f Is
it the price the late Southern Briga
diers demanded of tho Democracy
for furnishing 150 members of Con
gress, who will always be Democrat
ic T Is it a scheme to put Souther
ners on tho pension rolls T With a
Georgian like iloke Smith in control
of pensions, and tho repeal of the
loyalty test, it may bo expected that
tho pension roll will grow rapidly
with the names of soldiers who for
a portion of their servico wore the
gray uniform. Will Northern sol
diers, who have shown their iudig
nation when their comrades were
dropped from tho pension rolls,
tolerate a policy that proposes to
substitute for them the names of
disloyal men ?
Hoke 'mith points with pride to
the fact that he has I educed the
pension estimate !?.",imki,(HiO. The
old soldieis who have had their pen
sious taken and are thrown out upon
the charity of a cold Woild do not
enjoy tho sight of Iloke looking
proud over their misery. When tho
change in administrations is made,
and the Republican party is again in
power, the old soldier will again come
into his own, not before.
In Memory of Jacob Nerliood.
WlH-reim. tin. stiptviiii' fiiiiiiiiatiil-r. In Ills nil
wlo proM I.'iii i' Ii.ii iii'I-i. ! 1 out our roiiirnil.'.
.1,1' "I. N. rll"".. llil Wils II IIH'lllln r "I iipl. li.
W. lo.ui l'i-i. No. .u.l. li.'pl. oi I'ii . li. A. II nr.. I
Iim'1 m i n iii'ini' m rn. ! In ( o. li, llTlli Iti-k'. l'.i.
Vol. our I'usi f'Miii'l II u iluiy to iill. gil In 11
I h I Ilii' l.i -I M lMnn mill limy our rnmr.nl'
IMi l!.i- li.iii.iisnf war. Mirruiiii'li'il ly liln min
I .iilos mi'! Mm- II. is' lor 111' ll iv mi liolily f'MIKlil.
lli.-i.'i.i'. I- It
III: -on hi. I lial w o i" '.,;iilii In tills tllMi'tis:i.
Muiiol I ho Mipr loo I 'iiiiiiii in l-r lli.ii ni.r ranks
:ii i' r.ii'll I Mlilillik', ali'l I lull Hi' lllllll T- I' ll
iinsm r in Ilii' rail, Hint m mo tliiinkliil
tliul tl.oro nri'soiui. of iin Ion to k'lvo a coiiir.nl!'
a soMii'i Imrlal.
lo.-oi i i n, Hint, us our 1'oiiirailo was a iiii'IiiIkt
if en. ii. wo nn1 sorry tlml rlrriinmuiirii pro.
M-iii.'il Ihi'iii from Ih.'iiiK' pn-si iit, us i' k'liiilly
wnwl.l liai k'lvoii tlii'in tin' rlk'lil ot tlio lino.
KtsiiAKii, lluil tin-so ri'Miliiilons Is- iraliH-itiIh-,1
on tlio iiiliiiil.-s. pnlilislicil In ili. Im al p.i
ts, iiinl!.! coiiy Mi-nt to I lit' wlilow of t hi' il.'parl
isl. .1. V. SIIINDKI..
li. r. (.1 TKI.lt S.
II. T. ltllOAlis,
loin lull tw.
How's This !
WcntttTOno lliiinlri'il Doll.irs Howard for any
of ('utirrli Unit can not uu curvU by Hull's
L'atniTb I'urc. . . .
K. J. CUenov ( i('"nP. ToIimIo. O.
We llm uinlorslK-iiis -vr-known V. J. t'hcnfjr
forthx lust is vein-, an. . "Hi" VarS 7""tly
tw,h,.r.l.u 1., ..11 I.IIUI....M- Irtl' 11 . .1 , I lll.uli.
. tho
and llimii'
ctiillv hMp tu curry uut uny olilla a nunlo liy
tlii'lr nrm. luk'
Wiki v TrnHx, Whiisiii)niKv.'itM.Tnli'liio.,
WiiIiIIiik Km nun A, .Martin, Wliolosnlo liriiK
k'lsls 'l i.lcil'i. Ohio.
Hall's i .iiarrli cure Is tukon Inti'riiallv iiollnif
llns tly UMin tin IiI.mhI aiul mill nils siirfait-sof
tlio Histi'iii. I'rlin 7.V -r tmlllo. Sulil liy ull
(lru:k'isiM. TostlinnuliilN frw.
ADMlMSTKATOltS' NOTICE. Let
ters of Hiliuiiiist rut inn it) estate of
I'nllv Knir. it ol I Vim tnwimliln, Snyilcr
'n.r.i.,iliM''i, h.ii ii in , 'ii uriiiiti il to iha uinli'r-
iilniii'.l. ill! I'lTi-'iu" kiniwinu llii in-i'lvrii imli'l'tP'l
tu mil i"i. it urn rt'HUi'i'U'il to make liiineiliiito
payiiifiil. wlilln iL'i-" Iiiiviiik rliiiiim will proviit
1 1. c iii iluly uutlii'iilii'Htvil tu tlir iiiiil'riKiii'i.
.inns now -
ll. W. lillW,
1 1. 1. 4, ''.'3. Ailuilnl.-trtori'
jtVti'i
DMINISTKATKIX' NoTK'K. Let-
rs i if iiiiiiii nist ration in estate of
Henry llrvmi, t J .K k" n tnwii-lnp, Snyilrr Co
l'. ili'i' il. Iiiiviiik lim n uranii'il to Ihu uinlrr
clKiie.l, nil piT.iii. kDiiwinu tln.'ini'i'lvf m In.ln.t
i't to fiatit a-itiitu are riMUirtti to iniike Inline
dliiifl piiyiiifhi. while tin. in hiivlnu rluiiin. will
iirent'iit tiiciu iluiy autiiunticiitcii to ti e umlcr
tiKOi'il.
riAKAII IIKKHN.
S t 2S, "t3 Ailiiiliilntratnr
ADMINISTltATOIt'S NOTICE. I.et
to rs of Administration I n t h e
I'Hinio oi .l.'in pli 1 1. Stout late ol Spring tw p.,
Sii iIit ooiinly, I'k., ilec'il, kavInK lirt'ii uraiili'il
to i Ii e tu. ill ixikiiciI, all in-r n knowunc thaui-
elveii linlnl'li'.l to mill tnUiti iiru rt'iiK'iHi!i to
uiiike liiiiiirilmte puyuieiit, wlilla tlione liavlnu
t'liiimi will prem-ut thi'iu duly mitliuntleuti-J to
ins unneriiiKnvii.
M A It Y A. STi It'T,
ItolitHT W . MTul T.
Sept. ill. ''C Ailininli!trtorii.
Iiortam
Land Sale
IXKCl'TOIlS' NOTI( K.-Notloe is
Jliereliy given that Lettern Testa,
uii'ntiirrontlic eatntenl .1. I'. t'l.KHIt'H, ilec'il
lata ol J.u ki'iii towiirlnp. Snyder CJnumy, I'a.
Inive liven Inued tu the uniKTMani'.) ri'lilin in
Hid towDrlilp. All periNin, tliurelora, Indelitrd
to Hld entile will pleare iiiuki loiiuedluta pay
ini'ut, iiti.l llmse IihvIiik cluiuia aKHinrl It will
prvrenl Uiciii lor uttli iuiiit to
11. f'. 1IK1IMAN, Kxeoutor.
ADMINIS rilATOH'.S NOTICE. It
tors of Ailuiiiiist ratiou on tliACH.
lute ol Klitilirtli Kl.ruht Ulu ol t'liaimiHii
luwti'lilp, jsnr.ler rouiiiy, I'ii., dee'd. tinting
l.ren Kraiili'd tu tlie uiulnrrlKued, all persoi,!
kimwiiiK theiiii'iilvea Indented to mid antitta m
ri'iUf.ird to n si linmediule pnyiiiint, while
mufe ioiiuu i-iiiiiiii win pretH'iii inuiu duly uu
tlienllruted to tlio limliTniif ned.
8iJl.t).MON Kit It ll I HI'.
Sept. '3. A'liuinii'trati.r.
, DMINTSTRATOU S NOTICE. Let-
Xx. tors of Administration on tho
t.rlnll ill lnuao llowermx, lale ol Centre town
iuii(i, nnyuer euuniy, m., uee il, Iikiiik In en
vrunien io I ho uniiernlKnail. nil persona kiinwliiu
llieiiiM-tve. iiideliied to paid i-il.ite are reUu.tei
to iniik linuieillute i.ayinant, w hile lliuo Imv-
I lil lit. I in a will prenent thuiu duly autlielill.'uled
in inn uii'ierpixneii,
hKIIKNl'S I'OWKItSOX,
let. 1 1, 1V3. AduilDistratnr,
EYE, EAR, AND THROAT.
im. (J. v. IT.'HV.
for 1(1 years locut.-.l at hunlnirv. I'd..
will at Hie 'usliiiii;toii flnuse,
Miililletiiirgli, evry 1 l.l)M). V,
wliere no can ito consulted tor Ui.i
eiiscs of tho Ey, Ear. nml Tin oat.
Charges reasotmblo. bpcetaules are
a fcpcialty. !Uxl8
The undorslirnivl administrator of the eatnte
of Ellas A. and Mnry A. Stilnlnirer lam ot the
imrniiKn ot .winnienorirn, snynor coiintr, Pa.,
dee d., will ex)Mne to I'ublle Hale on Hie dirrorent
iracia, on
Saturday, October 2ft, 1393.
The followlnir vnluahlo HiI Ktm in wit i
TKAt'T NO. I Ilolnir all that cnrtnln Wot or
tract of land, altimle In Franklin township. Sny-
""""iii'j. it.. ,1 miiii wimi n aiiniiionurirn, on
the mud Icadlnir from Mlddlclmroh t Ik stpr.
town. containiiiK t At'HU and 7 Nn-hea, holnif
tlio old IioiiicsUhiI, Isiunili'd North tijr nnhllc
Mad, Knst and Snulh tiy lands of Sully A. Mnyer,
and West liy tiiinrp Snvdcr. on which are errs't
eil a pond TWti sTollV DW RI.I.INO HOI SK,
I.AHUK HANK HAHN, St'M M Kit HOI SK. Sprlnif
Hons.., Ice House and all other noressury out
liullilliik's. The em Ire tract la a-t w ltji choice
iriin. wiin two spnntrs and mnulii( wntcr at
l IO I'M! 11.
T It ACT NO. t. Sltunte In aame townshln.
County and stnle.rnnlulnlnif IS ACHES tnureur
lose, Imiiiiiltsl North liy laiuls of Charles Sny iPr,
K u't liy lands n( S:illl A. Mnver. Snulh liv Innda
.Insopii W alter iiiul W. W. Wlltcnnivi'rai'i'l West
hy I'rlvnle Itmnl. Tlila truct la all clem- uud In a
(ihmI state of cultlvatl'iti.
I KAl T Nil. 3. It.'linf arertAln piece of wooil
laiul. Kit unto in township. Bnd county ntntvsalil,
nillo west of Ml.lilli'liiiridi, containing ii
At ItKS more or Icsa, Isuindi'ij North, Weal and
noui ii ny minis in cuariea Sleliilnifor. mid Kast
liy Salllo A. M iNcr. This tract la will act with
in :i n lllti' Hll'l cnoslllllt OllK.
THAI T Nil. CIM'rr nun! lu-r norMin nf r.irio.
Inif I tint. ConlalnlnirMii Ai'HKHand 111 isrchos,
in. no or less. Kiiunie mile wext of Miililli'Uui'Kh.
Ixilltuli'd North I IV I'lllilli' IdiHd lemllnir Iroiu
Mid ll.'liuivli to II.'ihitIowii, Kiuit. I iy land of
i-i .i.-i i,ai-iiiiiaii nun mil. tvern, rsnuiu nv Jiis,pu
Waller mid W est hy Sallle A. .Mnyer. I'lili tract
li .'f tin- iim-tst Mid. ll. vrcck bottom and la In a
lilv.ll state o clip imt Ion.
TltAi'l' Nu. rt-Miuate na fnnner trccm, enn
t .lllilli-: ;is Al KKs.llliI ins IH'iM-lies nu, r,. or I, ,,
l.uin. il Norm liv land ol lieiirv Ilurtiiuui. K isl
s.illio A. Mmer. Soutli liy ruhllu Jtna.l lent.
Inif lioin Mid, Ili liuiL-n in 'I'roM'lvlllc. anil West
n S-Hi I How en. Alxmt S, of this tract Is
i lour, mm the iial.iuce Is well set with chcstnul,
I "rk -n. ik oak mid pine.
1 It Ai I Nu, .- it. iinf the undivided one half
i-i "i.-miim: l.or. sliuaio in tlie linrniik'ii
.I 'ii.iui. iiiiixii. m 'iiiii'-'i ny limns of .Inseplial
VI ..II.... II t .... ..... . ... ..
"tin i.iun-.t, i hi up rpaiu. anil Ainiuio
ens'k.
Tit ACT NO. T. Ilelii'' n certain teinlmv Uii
ale in I'raiiklln tnwnship, roiilaliilnif III ACItbS
ali'l 1: iK'ii in s. more or less, i., min - Mi,l,li..i,i,,,-
llnl'iilluli. mill i Inuiu,!, .J ell till) lull III lev lllllll oi
'i. i. scii'S ii, east nv Aaron siuhlnis ker and A.
II. t ls!i. S..11H1 ,v Mnl ll'S'ieek. and west liv Jo
seph W alter. All clear nlul In M..isiiulii:oii
THVcTN'i. s -ll. iurf 'I wo Tow n Lois In the
iioiou.'ii oi uiiiiiieinir-.'ii on which lire creeled a
in sui iw'i-siorv Kranm nWKI.I.INti llnl'SK.
NKW HANK IIAKN. and all other mseiuuirv mil.
I'Ullillii-s. i.ihkI well and Cistern, and plenty of
r.i.io. i ins iraci is iHiuinleu, ll'Ttll OV nil llllev.
east liy I'lil.lli' r I. soutli hy .Main Street iu'i.1
esi o iiiiiii ii .mini .iioycr. ii la a uesimlile
home.
rw. Trai ls No. t, , and 4 Is'lontf to tho old
lioiuesK'iiii and w III lie sohi seivirtitelv or loctli-
"I Insult purchasers, tiiiehall liitercsl of Kinlli
oi i:i...iie, K.s-s ioiiio Jill n'lliiser.
S iieincoiuuii'iiceiil in A. M. on Tract No. 1,
w li ii terms ill Is- iiuiii.- known nv
.H "UN V. STKININOKK.
(.iXHK.t. Jl. SI KIMM.KIt
Adinlnlslrators.
i:ECUTOUS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE I
The iindeptlLrned. Kvis'Utnr of thn estate of
.iiicnii i . i iricii, laicnl .lacksoii township. sn
tier county. I'a.. deceased, w ill expotse to puhllc
su'eon the premises, i miles NoriU of KraUcr-
vinc, on
Thursday, October 2G,
nt 10 o'clock a. in., the followlnir descrllied Hcnl
Kslalc, to wit : All thai cclUiln lili-ssllaKe or
I nu't of land sllu ile In Jackson lowhshln. snv.
der rouiiiy. I'a., tmundisl Nortu liy Simon Smisa-
nmii, r.lli-o. o IFillliei IH'IIV.T, I.OIIIU liy -JOSCpn
I'pley, and West liy John Kline and Samuel St,
I inch, coiitiiliilnif EltillTV-siX ACKKS and ls
rerchisi, neat measure, whereon are erectod a
ti(sl KltAME 1IW KIINU Hut Sg IJANK HAHN
unit other iiecesMary oulbulldlii'-.'SixiU Orclnud
and (food water.
HERMAN, Executor.
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
In Tim OKi'iuxa' t'ot RT ok Snydrk Cocntt.
The auditor npixilnted tiy the Court to dls-
trlhuto the iNilanceol tho funds In the hands of
W. II. (.Ill, administrator ol the esUlc of Ix'vl
tilll, dis' d, lale of t'enlro township, will meet
the partli-s Inleremed. for the purpone of Ills
iipiMiluiuieiit, ii' the olllce of J. tl. i rouse, Ksi
.siniiiieiiiirk'n. i it., oil v isiucsiiuy, niveuilH'r ntu
lwi:), u a. in., when and w here all cliilum airulnst
Mild est ale. pros-rlv mil lientlcaled. must Is.
presi'tiiisl, or lie dehiirrcd from coining iu on
Iii (unit.
IIAHVEY K. MILI.EH.
Mldillclitirk'li. IM., Oct., .M.irclii'.i. 'v.l. Auditor.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Sunbury & Lewistown Division.
Time Tuble, In effect May 21, 189II.
VIHTWAUD Dia. HTATIOW. KAtTWABU
p tn am' a. i. a in c iu
I .-.6 l.ii I.ewlitownJ. , r.u ! S.i'o
I il'.U'i , ilIH Mttll 7.43 .U3
4 in iv.ii'i; i.ewmown . 7.4A a.ut
lu .11.61 waitiana 7.6 3.14
C'i.1 '11.46 S faloier 1 I.UI I I'ii
si; 1 1.40 II ! shlndla ; .u( , 1.7
', 1 1. as 11 wanner 1 a 11 1 .;,'i
:i.4i H-''i IT ; Mociuro a vi i.4s
11.87 ll.l'J Hi Kauk'f Mills I.37 i.4u
:ii 11 lit 31 AdanitiurK I l.lii B.M
3.V4 11. OA lib 1 lieavartowD I N.40 I 4 W
.1.14 lu.tfl ii 1 Hen lor 8.SU 4.13
.l.na lu.fro J 1 Uliidlsbnrtfb a. 69 41a
:i.ui in.4:i 84 1 Manor u.i'i t;ii
i.M ;I0U IT ! K reamer ,0 4.3V
3 63 !l.3.S J PawllDK V.10 4.U
3 4 10.31 48 1 HallniKrntra 0.31 443
3.:i7 in. IT 46 Sellnmrova J.' 0.34 4.41
t iiu.ui tn 1 Suubury t.vi I too
elliiNg rove Arrommodatlon
(UoonaetlnK with trnlnioo N. 4J, By.)
LaiT Sellninror. Jo. Arrive at Metln'KrOTe
6.46 P.M.
t.ll P. M
rrnlnaLeavp Lewistown Junction :
4 M a. in, lu 41) a tn. 1 I'i p tn, a 08 p m, T lfl p to
lur AHniia.rittidiurK and the Weil.
e itlMin, v oMiu, uiinu.i eeiin, anim, e Tpin
11 19 p in, Knr Pnlladulphla, New Yurk, Haiti
mere and Waihlugtuu.
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
ANIi
NOKTHCnN CENTKAL KA1LWAY.
1 rnlni Iava Sunliury dally eicrpt Sundiy :
3 o4 a. in. lor Wllllaiiieiiiirt and CauaudalKua.
( in a 111, Fur HelleloatH, Erie, and CanaodalKU
w 61 a m, ror iaich iiuven.
1 p ui, Kur Hellulonto, Kne and Canandal
sua.
i 3p tn, For Kennvo and Elmlra
U3Ap iu lur WllliMui.Hirt.
Miiiiiny . 6 I U111. I..r Krle and t'anandal mm,
u Viaiii, lur Ijock Haven, and V36piu lor Will
Utiinpurt. 1 31 a ui. K01 ('atawlmia and Haielton.
6 3t a tn. 10 Oi am and 436 p in, t or Wllkeibarra.
6 66 a oi, 10 3D a in, 1 6H pui t 40 p in, J'orShaino-
Kiuaoa .liouiu tiriDii.
Tralni I.eava Keinirrre. function
'.i 61 a 111. arrlvluif at I'hlladnlpMa 8 DO p ni,
rseur mil n p m. iiiiiiiiiinre i iu p m. w ain
lutnn 4 'M p in. llally except Sunday.
6.17 I. M. Hrrliltiif nt Plillndolphia 10.65 P.M.
New Yolk a 60.1111. Ilnluuiiira 1U.4U P. M., Waih'
liiKtuii 4 I'lsin, Dully exeept Kuiulay.
;i4 11 in, arrlt liiK at Philadelphia 4 35 a m,
New lura 7 lua in. itiiunuore 0.3U 1 in- wau
iDKtnn T a in. Imlly.
Trlm ulnu Leave Sunliurr 1
tan a 111, arriving at Philadelphia 1 10 a tn,
New York 0 a in. I'liilv.
4 Ilia 111. arrivlnif at Philadelphia 10 foam.,
New York 1 Hi phi., Kultliuure a 66 a lu., Waih
(union lu 14 am. Dally.
1 66 11 in. arriving at Philadelphia ( 50 n in
New York l :i4 p 111 .. Italtluiora i 44 p in., Waih
I nut on a 16 11 111. Dally uncoiil Sunday.
I or rule. iiihi kc, cull nu Ticket Annul or
il.lrew Tho.. Watt, P. ik. W, li. 110 iilUi A
I'ltt.hurtr, I'a.
.1 . It. WOOD, Uen'l Pan Agent.
I. M. PBKVOST, Heu'l Munoker.
Sale Register.
Saturday. Oct , J. . Homtierirrr will aell pr-
aonal property 1 mile Bomb-east of MU Fleaa-
4111s. I'a.
ant ML
Thnmrtay, Oct. fa, B. F. Herman, admlnHtratnr
of Jaoih c. t'lrlch, late of Ja'kaon town snip,
dec d, will aell the real and personal proiwriy
of Mid deceased 3 miles north ot Kratzcrvllle.
Saturday, tvr, 1 John M. end Oeo. IT. Bteln
Itnrer ailinlnlstrators ot Kllaa A. and Mnry A.
HtenlnKr, late of franklin township, dee d,
will aell elifht tractaof renlestt, situate In
Mlddletituifli nnd Kranklln twp.
Tncadny. Oct, Si. Simon Ttenfer, nrtmY of Daniel
llenfer, lute of Kranklln twp., dee d, will aell
3 Morses. 3 Cow a. Farm Iniplementaand House,
hold Uooda, about S Dd'.es w est of MlddleliurKh.
crown Acme.
The best Burning Oil that can be
made from Petroleum.
It gives a brilliant light.
It will not Rinoko the chimney.
It will not char tlio wick.
It has a high fire test.
It will not explode.
It is without u comparison as a per
fection Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from tho finest
Crudo in the most perfectly equip
ped relinerien in tho world
It is the ISest.
Ask your dealer for Crown Acme.
Trade orders filled by
Yours truly,
TII3 ATLAl'TIS F.EniTIXG CO
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, I'a.
PIANO!
ORGANS,
AND
SEWING
MACHINES.
pi
0. C. 8SEB0LD,
tlio wcli-kiiowit dealer in Pi
anos, Organs and Sewin
Machines, has now the larg
est stock of instruments on
hand ever hroiurjit to Mid
dlelmrh, and IVoin now to
.lanuarv 1, 18!M, cash havers
can liave the same advan
taircs in Imyini; from him as
they have in huyiii; from tho
manufacturers.
IMiddlelmrh, Pa.
I EWIS' 98 LYE
L rTrr:r3 ai:s mrrxu
iriri.Mr.ni
Theaf mnml nnd nreal f.ya
mule. I lilUe oilier l.' e. II Is'lng
a rtuo fowler an.l pai kiil In a can
Willi rellli.alie 11.1. thH culltelita
aie alui's rewly fir ue. Will
timke Uu lieal perfiiunsl Hard Hm
In jo llilneie- wtll.o.tl liolllnw.
I la llir l.ral f..ri leaiiiliiK wiuui
'll-. ill-luf. .-Iliuf .Inks rl.ss'ta,
Wanliltllt l. tiles IhiIiUh, I rocs, elc.
PEN HA. SALT M'F'O CO-
lieu. AKtk., I'lilla., I'a.
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases.
rt all gold at far ai yon can tee. They look
likt solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
are solid cssei for all practical purposes yet
only cost about ball as much ai an out.
nd-out solid Rold case. Warranted to
wrear for ao years; many in constant use.
for thirty years. Better than ever since they
are now fitted, at no extra con, with the gretf
tow (ring) which cannot tt fulUJ or twiiUi
eff the cats the
ir
Can Daly be had on tha ui jwi
stamped with this trade mark. Tgy
All other Live the old-style pull-outCow,
which is only held to the case by friction,
and can be twisted off with the fingers.
Sold only through watch dealers. Bend for a
Watch CUM eixmer to tlie uiauufacturers
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,'
PHILADELPHIA.
(The Post9S1.50 pery
DO YOU KNOW WHERE TO
GO FOR A HEW
FALL - SUIT or -
ni Bonn a
UVlillUUA
ID
We watched our chaneo during tho past two Montis
When money was scarce "When manufacturers wr
in distress When they had to sell Wo made our pnr.
chases for cash at
Rock Bottom Prices.
We nro now ready with tho Handsomest, Largest
cheapest and Most Stylish stock of Mens, JJoys and Clul
drens Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Shoes, Underwear, Hor
Blankets, Lap KoIick, etc.
Our Low Trices are a WONDER.
H. Oppenheimer;
SELINSGROVE, PA.,
Tho Cncapcst Clothincr House in Snyder Co-
Cliite DflB'i ic Tie li
but they go n jrrent wnys lu t iuit(lirieM.n, TliPtiJwtiy Kendjfo tlio
City for reiidy-iiiiule clothin ninl then take theiu to iik'Heil 1(,(.
tnilor to iliitirovn tlio tit, when you citn get a
SUBSTANTIAL MAKE AP 600D FIT
at once uv coini; to
HENRY L. PHILLIPS
JII.UCILVNT TAILOH, Helir.srjrove, Pit., whore j-our work Isnlwny
Kuamuteed or you Lave recourse. This is a question thut IntereMs
every man and boy A ui-ut-nttliijr suit.no uiatter what thejmatf rial
is tt always looks better than an ill-llttino; suit no matter how five
the goods. Then come at once and get fits.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Late Foreman for E. E. BUCK, four doors west of Bank. Sellii.i,
k'rov.
JM
elinsgrove pazaar
Newly Established.
llavlnj? just completed tlie stock for 4tiy new store in SprinKtuan's Ilui!,;
inff, ShLINSOROVK I'A., 1 am ready to satisfy the wants of ull
patrons, i carry
LADIES' FANCY GOODS
of every description,
Notions, Gents' Neckwear Jewelry
for both Ludies und Gentlemen.
MILLINERY
a Specialty. I have also received a new line of
Fall Goods, Underwear, etc.
Come and try our new face wash, Ulootu of Hoses, for purifying hi
beaiitifyinn; the complexion, speedily and permanently removes niuinli
freckles and all other diseases of the face.
NETTIE COHEN, SELINSGROVE, PA
G. C. GUTELIUS
THE ONE- PRICE CLOTHIER
Fashionahlo cloth
intr "ITnt-a font
Neckties, Gents ILt
Furnishing Goods,
Summer Under- J
wear, and Celeloid
goods,Mcn's shirts,
DEALElt IN-
n
-XT IX
unuaren suiti
and everything t
mako a man looa
handsomoaudfci'
happy, at pricf
that discount a!
imitation store-
Clothing for prince 9 Pauper!
Clothing that looks like silk and wears like leather. Com
to the old Keliahlo where you get what you pay for. 31;
new stock is just in, is entirely new and comprises all tl;
latest styles. Too husy waiting on customers to tell yo
more. 201110 and see lor yourself.
G. 0. GUTELIUS,
MiddloburgU,!'!