Sale Register.
PAXTONVILLE.
(DcferrM trorn lajit week.)
The entertainment on Christmas
night was a success. OKI Santa
Claus was rather liberal in treating
the little folks this time. . . .Ira Har
"r who hail been working at Scran
fn, came home to stay awhile....
A'm. and Grant Brunner of Glen
Union spent a week at home....
Miss Kate Uowersox of Carlisle,
spent Christmas at homo. She likes
her work of teaching the Indians
very much.... The C. E. Society of
the Evangelical church purchasod a
reflector last week for the church
....Quite a number of our young
people sat up on Sunday night to
watch the new year come in Mr.
Iloutz aud Mrs. Weiriok are. on the
sick list but are both recovering
slowly. .. .Miss Jennie Brunner of
Union county, is home for a few
week. . . .Miss Laura 1 Turner of Sha
mokiu, visited her paronts over
Christmas.... Harry Frantz spent
Christinas at Seliusgrove. Doxie.
LOWELL.
Our weather prophet, C. W. F.,
has calculated that wo will have
thirty-four hiiowh this winter. His
calculations generally hold good, but
the snows must come oftenor or wo
can look for some in harvest. . . .John
Kaley, of Washington City, has been
visiting his parents and friend in
Snyder county. John reports that
business is booming in tho Capitol
city.... Any one visiting Middle
burgh will always find Tom, editor
of the Post, with a pleasant "How-do-you-do"
and a shako of his right
paw. . . .Our streets are in a bud con
dition from tho ell'eoU of tho Into
rains. . . .Enoch Baker has been add
ing improvements to J. J. Sterly's
new house for tho past week. ..Our
sick folks are nil improving slowly. .
Alexander Knepp has taken tho con
tract to deliver the mails betwee n
McClure and Bannervillo. Alexan
der is an old hand at tho business
and you can depend upon it that it
will be done O. K. U. No.
TROXELVILLE.
Jeremiah Moyer bought tho Jacob
Nerhood f arm at administrator's salo
on Saturday last for $3,210. The
widow bought Tract No. 2, 77 ncrcs
of mountain land, for $19. John D.
Sipe bought Tract No. 3, 10 acres of
woodland, for 22.... Last week,
O-wtt' M'""" tonka" inventory
fcund uey uu 4,97G worth of
stock in trade.... Some of our far
mers are plowing their corn ground
....The sick peoplo are too numer
ous to mention Another plague,
worse than the Egyptian, will now
be visited upon tho peoplo of
the county the oflicc-set kers' plague
. . . .The St. Luko's S. S. on lust Sun
day re-elected Chas. P. Fiss nuper
nteudout, D. J. Biugamaii asn't
superintendent and W. II. Herman
secretary. J. Y. II. Moyer was elect
ed treasurer and lHaao Lcpley as.s't
secretary. .. .It is now time for tho
members of tho Standing Commit
tee to issuo a call for holding a con
vention to nominate candidates for
the various township oflicos. Tho
Spring election will bo held on tho
20th day of February.
CENTREVILLE.
And now we write 1891. Tho mild
weather we have had so far is not
very favorable. More snow is anx
iously looked for. Tho doctors are
kept on tho go. Nearly everybody
has the "grip". . . .On Saturday even
ing, between 9 and 10 o'clock, tho
stable of J. W. Keister of this pluce
was destroyed by fire, together with
the pig-stable adjoining. The fire
spread so rapidly that nothing was
saved but the cow aud two shoats.
The cause of the firo is not known
but is supposed to bo the work of
an incendiary. . . .Mrs. Sadie Dreese,
of Beaver Springs, visited parents
and friends here lust week. .Messrs.
William aud Jucob Sampsel, both of
the State of Michigan, are here vis
iting their aged futher and relatives
at this writing. .. .Mr. Winey Cus
ter, of Swineford, was in town to
Bee his lady friend, Saturday even
ing. . . .Mrs. Alice liobland and Miss
Mabel Marshall, both of Shenan
doah, are the guosts of Valentine
Walter's family J. II. Hartman
has accepted a position as sawyer on
a steam saw-mill at Gordon Heights
station. . . .Samuel Bowen, of Swino
ford, and Samuel Simoutou, of Miflf
linburg, agents for nursery stock,
were in town on business on Tues
day. . . .Are you insured T if not, why
not
-HI
By the way, if inoro parents would
bear in mind that a good cook adds
more happiness to a homo than a
poor musician tho divorce lawyers
wouldn't havo enough to do to keop
their lungs from growing mouldy.
Parson irettinf llintr bills printed t thin nf.
fliMwlll get A hntlcriin1r Mil henriltiK fn
o( rhArg-. All other will be churned o cent
Thiirwlajr, Mnreh 15, O. I. Multern will noil lire
nine It nnil fnrin Implement t miles north
eaM. ot lirave rtown.
Thurwlnv, Kelmmrr . II. S. Ulliror will noil
Ml liiirw Htwl a lriri Movie ot forming tin
plomttnlA at Now Herlln.
Saturday, February 8, 1). 8. Boyor will noil tit
farm Moek on the promise I mile antith of
Ven.jvvllle, on the road to MUldleburKh.
Tuesday, Mareh . W. . Snviler will noil live
M'k and tiixmlni; Inij'leiuentfl near Heaver
town, Thursday, February I, I'huros Stroub will sell
nil hlx furm stnrlr, on tlio premises 1 miles
west of CentrovlllP.
Thursday, Mnrrh I. Mrs. Hallla flreoti will sell
prrvuinl properly tH Miles wont of New
ltcrlln.
Tuesday, February l, Aamn Unwell, will sell
live stock and lurmlnir Implements 1 mile
small west or Ml rieit-sunt Mills.
Silt unlay, .tantmry ). P. 8. Kilter, adinlnlstra
t.irof.lnliti Y.minf, lute of Munme township,
I cll rcnl cstute en tho premises 1 nilb-S
iinrtli of shamokln limn.
Tuesdav, Jannarv IB. Kmiim lll'ilifhause, ndmln
lslr.it. r or lir. T. II. lllliUhnise, will wli
trill estate at the Inline of the Uiveiised lit
Mlilllelitirh'll.
Satnrd.iy. Feb. . Mary A.ntid fot.-rf K, st.mt.
Adiiilntstratiirs of .lusepli l. N'niit, il.v'il,.
will sell real estate miles Nurlliof Ad-',
AiiislHinf.
Tuesday, KelTiinrv A. t'lins. Kronso will sell'
live H'lvk and f irm lirplemeuts V uilles
Siill'll of NOV ll'Tllll.
A 111 WITH 711,
Jury List.
snvdor,
Y. Kei
IKTITJlMohS. ,
1.1st i f l'etlt Jurors drawn fur the Court of
over anil Termlie'r mid iieuer.il .lull lirllverv
aniC'iuit i t (lirt"r Sesslmei of llii Pence ofi
sumVt rc.utitv brlil as II v. Term, ivmuu'iii-lhK
Mund.iy. Fei'.tia. lnl.
Ad mis- I -a n: V imt. ,1. K. IVtl.Tolf.
lirnu r - .1. ti. Mi dor, .luliii W. Kilik. Win.
Ko h.
t'etitie Amni'iti Walter. Simon Kuhbs, Jesse I
llai ki niHTif. K. I, sirouii. '
ChaiU'ia'i T. .1. Mcliol i.
KriMikllu K. '. (Iravblll. Charles 8.
SiiiniH'l Mover, K. I. II. Walter, l
.stettir.
J.u k ' Hi li ri'tnl ili Spanjtler, Jerome A. Her
lll' M. II inl.'l 1 1 . 1 1 li I .. ' 1 1 .
Mldilieimnru J. W. Kunkle. .laei," '. Il.isalntferi
1 ;i.i.s Vlnluiil. rre.lei ii k Walt .
Vnni "i' Win. Frymlre.
I'i'iim t'li as. mi .hi .lander, l!nli"rf Umv. per-
t lval Nerliissl, le .i. sn.iiii. noun l-'urrv.
Perry Ml.h iel A. l"iii,-!.'. llirv 1 1 . r 1 1 1 1 v. A.
ti. lliirulHTt,'!'!', AliN.llillll isOlllJOl'. J'jllll M I .
ferllllif.
Spring - Wm. Smllli. .T.isl.ili Kline,
selliisirrov .laek Oniss, A. MailiU';"i. WM
II. Mis'ar;ev,
I' li Ion -Perry lliillnriiiel. (iabrlel Wise, John ''
li.'cr, Kmaniiel llnrdner.
WasiiliivtiiiiKllas Ciiwlev. I), H. Ilnyer,
ll 'iiilileks, John it. li., or. 1 red. ll
apj'le, llenj. 8. stelfen.
iHANI).HHOHS.
Adams Harrison Mover.
Heaver Jacob A. A Idler.
Il"aver West K. W. H iker,
fciil re Maxwell llowersux.
haliipan-i;. S. 8hollev.
Friuikliii-llany Spe. lit, Auatl.l i". Mm'oln
flolllltllircr. Alii II Klose.
Mlildelnirli Harvev Pontius.
Mlclillecrcek Luvl r'. Hummel. J. t Melser, f.
W. I.ainlls.
Monroe -II. P. Hot', lis! me, ,1 icub Ivessler.
Perry John V. ltoor.
I'eim-.ioiiii i;,,iiii(:. ,lr, A. f. ieiiiiit"ilnif,
llenj. Mnlth. J. I'. Kh hter,
Spring-Hubert s. smith.
8eliisKruve Levi Fisher, James II. Uuriv
I lilon John 8. Main.
A. II.
llolU.
"During the epidemic of In jr.. yi
Cliiiinberluin's (.'ougti Ketneily took
the lend here and wits imicli belter
liked than otlier cough medicine."
11. M. Hangs, driiggixt, Chatnworth
III. The grip isinucli ttie cuiue as
very severe cold and requires pr
le di.un ' ' ' ' -
U.'i uy Is prompt aua eiTectual and
will prevent any tendency of the dls
ease, toward pneumonia. For sale by
II. M. Hhiiidlo, Middleburgh uiidJ.
W. Siiiupst'l, Centrevllle.
Tho persistent cough which usually
follows na attack of the grip cuu be
permanently cured by taking Cham
berlains' Cough Remedy. V. A. Mo
inir of Mo liny, Ohio, miyi: "La
(irippe left me with a heveie cough.
After using sovenil dilTcrent niedi
ciiics without relief, I tried Chamber
luin's Cough Ui'iucilv, which elTected
ii periimneiit cure. 1 have ult-o found
it to be without mi equal for children
when troubled with colds or croup.
23 and AD cent bottles for sain by !.
M. ishiudel. Middleburgh, and J. W.
HampMtll, Cciitervillo, Druggists.
About one yeiir ugo 1 took a vio
eut attack of In grippe. 1 coughed
day ami night for mx weeks: my wife
then Miggented that I try Chainber
liiin'H Cough Remedy. At first I could
cee no ditTurenee, buUtill kept taking
it, and Boon found that it was what 1
needed. If I got no relief from one
dope I took another, and it was only
afewdavs until 1 was free from the
cough. 1 think peoplo in general
ought to know the value of this rem
edy, and 1 take pleasure in ackuowl-.
edgiug the benetlt 1 have received
from It. Madison Mustard, Otway,
Ohio. 23 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by U. M. Shindol. Middleburgh. and
J. W. Hanipsell. Centervlile. Druggists
La Grippo Again.
The re-appearance of the "(Jrlp"
calls to mind the experience of Ju.
O. Jones, publisher of tho leader.
Mexiu, Texas. He was sick in bed
for teu days with the grip during
its prevalence a year or two ago.
Later In tho season he had a second
attack, lie says: "In the latter ease
1 usod Chamderlain's Cough Uemeily
and with considerable snccess, 1
think, only beiug in bed a little over
two day. The seooud nttack, I hid
satisfied, would have been equally
as bud as the lirst, but for tho use of
this remedy" It should be borne iu
mind that the grip is much the same
as a very severe cold and requires
precisely the same treatment. When
you wish to euro a cold quickly and
effectually give this remedy a trial.
23 and 3') cent bottles for sale by (J.
M. Sliindle, Middleburgh, and J. W.
Buiupsell, Ceuterville. Druggist.
To tho Public, Generally.
As Congrecs did not pnss the extra
revenue on whiskey, the Murks brauds
ot whiskey all of my own make
remain the same price. New white
whiskev, If'.. 75 ; 10 to 1H months old,
f'J.OO ; 2S to !J0 months old, $2.5o ; U4
to ill) months old. 3.00. 08 to 42
months old, 3.50 ; These are all flim
goods. Do not forget tho old stand.
Empty whiskey barrels $1.60. j
J. L. M.iRick
Near H. It. Station, Mlddlebugb, Ta
4
Wo want your trade, and by
means of our advertisement we are
seeking to get your attention and
attract you to our store. If you are
a customer of ours, we are anxious
to increase our business with you ;
if you are not we hope you soon will
?e, as no honorable means will be
spared to attain this end. That we
lieep the best qualities of every
thing all who deal with us wm po
test. We guarantee you the low
est possible figures.
IIS THE FUST
most varied we have ever shown,
we keep constantly on hand a full
line of of goods pertaining to the
thorough furnishing of a home in the
most modern sense.
THE
Goitral IrviooMfore
Selinsgrove, Pa.,
I ST DC
F 0 R M I T U R
of every description, Carpets,Rugs,
Draperies, Pianos, Organs, Music
al Instruments (send for catalogue)
sheet music, &c. Write us if you
need anything to beautify your
home or make it more comfortable,
or better come and see us, will at
least make your visit pleasant.
J R. SMITH & CO., Limiteil,
Front Streofc Milton, Pa.
. M. KLINE, BEMRTOWN,
ife's Hydraulic
i
Eft
11
(or Ram.)
Wit Is a'new and marvelous Invention. .lust the thing you want for el
evating a continuous supply of water'frrom ppringsor branches. It is t-elf-operuting,
siuiiilo in coiiHtruction and unsurpassed in durability. They are
now being placed in every Htato In the Union and are wanted In every
county, town und village. We challenge the world to produce its eijuaf.
Must prove ratisfuctory before puyment Is made.
Tor further luformatloniwrite for illustrated eutalogue.
WELL DRILLING.
HavlngMrilled over three hundred wells In tlilsJCounty, plenty of nf.
erenee can be given as to the eflicleney of my work. I respectfully solicit
your patronage In this lino und will guarantee you perfect catlsfaetiou In
every job.
J. M. KLINE,
BEAVERT0WN, PA.
You Will Miss II
if you don't buy your
fa
Fa Suits
-of
Others may blow about their big stock and low priccs,but
MONEY TALKS,
and if I can't duplicate any suit sold in this county for
less money than you paid lor it I will forfeit tho price of
tho suit. Try mo on.
R. GUNSBTJRGER.
Great COtit Sale !
Wo tiro wiling oil' all our Ladies Coats and Cains
for one-third less than regular price, viz :
Formerly $12 now 98,
9 " 36,
$6 " S4.50.
and all others in proportion.
Now is your time to buy a trood
Garment for little money.
Respectfully,
S. WBIS.
Great Reduction Sale of
0 i id ii
I T I P P
i I Uli
For Ninety Days !
The Undersigned Oiter Tho Public Their EN
TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
AT THE UHEATKST NACUIFM'U I'.vKll K N'( 'N IN ( HNTUAI, PKNX-
SVI.VAMA.
We are not Mlii.g out. bi.r we .!.. this t,. l,., re;is,. r hU,.s a1((V,. lliy r,.
vloim vear. We give a few of the prices mm follows ; 3 1
Soft Wood Chamber Suits f M.imi ('.ittmi Tup M ittrevs
Hard Wood t'liamber Suits iii im Woven i.i.. tr'- -T
Antlipie dak SnitM, 8 Pieces Ill 110 lied S n in -s... '.V-,
I'lush Tarlor SnitH ;iihni I irop Tables iii r H n
Wooden Chairs per net 2.M I'lalli.nii Hock. -rs. ! '.V)
In htock, everj thing in the furniture Hue. including Mirror-, n'onklasc,
neski.. Side-boards Cupboards, Cent re l al.les. Fancy Kockers. tbv Chairs'
H?r Vnr .""''r"' i'0"""' ""'"''. I"''trays. Sinks. Hall Rack, C,,,,.',
Seat Chairs tine, medium and cheap furniture, to suit all classes
1 rlcen reduced nil through. Come, earl v and see our stock bef.'.-.. ' ,, -your
order, and thus nave 15 to 'JO nee cent. (Ill ivrt.' tL ill; f
Special Attention (.liven to I lidertaluiig &
KATHERMAN & HARNAN, Lii
MIFFI '
'lining,
1.
.- -iWi $1 - L"' 'V i l
THE lleavertown Carriage Company, having leased
tho IJeavcrtown carriaire Works. tlm in:m:io4.i-. .1
1L Gctchcll, takes this method of informing the 'public,
that ho is now prepared to furnish them with superior
vehicles of tho latest styles and modern improvements.
Wo will ho pleased to make estimates on the building of
heavy vehicles, such as drays, trucks huckster and farm
wagons, also manufacturers of (Jetchell's (thiceu Iil (Jar
riago dears for tho trade.
JT. 33. GETOIIDIjXi.Maiinsor
X ARE YOU HUWTiG FOR
BARGAINS?
If ho go to the
W 08 E1E MO WT OTO 18 SD,
PKTKU (IMOIAX, Troprietor.
Til si "IIS nf f 1 1 .1 hti.iu ttt.li,. . I.. ,i i,...f . r 1 1 . i .
. ..... ...... . ............ ,. ,,Jr. ,:i,,n,M runs i.iii iin.i winter llMiIo
and I am prepared for it with the most extensive linn of (ieiieml .Merchun
lllse ever Veen in this seel ion of tin comitv i.ri.ii. . i.i.... i ... '.
. . , la"a'n'.l.li..H;ivt'l.tlllll,
country utoie, nuch us i
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
groceries, btonevare, Glass
ware, Q,ueensware, etc.,
iVfUihl WOIldftr ulinf. 1 urnnt lultli If i.ll I . it . . ,
, ....... . w i iui'iiii II h ' I I L 111 1(1 11 f kiwi I
prlcen that tho peoplo Kharo the prollt8. ,,( 11
MRS, MARY GARMAN, Millinory.
i rreiuont, Snyder count', Ta.,
A largo assortment of Ribbons, Feather und Flow, rs, Vi-lvets Satins Ij.
ee, irlugeB, l'awameutry Trimmings aud all kind of Trimming'
dresne8 constantly on hand. Uomo aud nee tho Btylew