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ML BARTER Editur and Proprietor.
Subscript ion $1.50 per year.
(wlilch mnHt b pnlrl In lnif wht-n m-fit out
k1(i tlit county.)
RATCt Or ADVIRTISINO.
All f r:ino't'iit ilviTilHfmi"tit not nMiPrwl'
contrwiiil inr will Ih tlnirifftt at tin- niti of 1.1
o-ntu wr llrin iin.irli'l niciuturo tor tlrxt Inter
lion nriil Hi I'ciiln kt Huh for evrry Muliwiiiint
IumTIIuii.
Thursday, January 2"), IS!) t.
Kx dnvi rnor .T unes A. Heaver of
i ll f..iitc, j a letter to T..T. Klrork,
C'Iiaiiilerliirtr, Pi., tletiieH the htate
un'iit uttiibiitcil to liim Unit I lie pie-
vailing ilt predion Iiml no political
H.i.ili'.tt in.
It i.-t Minnie. .Hit lifVt itliclrHH tine
tli it jnii t-iiii't I'm. I a leiui id ut who
lms it ii. I up the Hawaiian diplomatic
tn ii 1 llf, lnit every inttthi'i'M miiii of
tlu in ran repent tlio evict woi-iln of
CiuntKio in rciml to lh- tin ill' with
a "patnt'Hs" that i surprising.
Tlie Ilarrinlniry l'ttrit icspon
siMc fur aiiiitiuiirinu tin1 mime of
Hon. L. V.. Atkinson, v coiinn ss
inan from tliif distrirt. us a cuiuli
ilute for ( lovi'iiior. Atl.insini in an
allt t-t:itfsnit'ii iititl woull make an
A. N. I iovcl lior, but lit' is too late
in tlir nice as In- lias not vet started,
while "I Inr ).in" lias alrraly passed
the t i nter pole. Moreover, Mr.
At k in sun is not in tlu luil tit of speak
ing tliioiili the 1 arnsluuj, 'iifri'if,
as he would naturally prefer an oi
n:m that is pun ly American as a me-
1 i n 1 1 1 to make his wishes known.
Heliee the statement is a fake.
(teiieral Hastings appears to he
having rare hiek this year in his
ell'oit.i to obtain the Kipulilicull
nomination for (i ivernor. Before
tho rampaiu has fairly npi'iietl ho
finds his most formidable rival vol
untarily yettiiij; out ol tho way.
Congressman Clms, W. Stono has
found it wisdom to accept an uncon
test e 1 t'euoiuinatiott for Congress
rather tli.tu to nn lertako a tloulitful
titflit for the higher prize, which
(leneiiil Hastings is pursuing' with
assiduity and miccchs. Mr. Stone
would have made a strong candidate
ami a first -class Governor; but ho
will (lenoml Hastings, and tho Wur
ron Congressman may consolo him
self with the h ipo that "all things
comoto him who waita" and retires
with discretion at the proper mo
ment. '
The odetrl Children of Israel.
It tly s tickle our risablos to henr
our lyt'uoci iiiiccoteiuporaries quote
Iturimblican authorities who assume
gHm powers t vindicate tho Dem
ocratic party ironi being the cause
of the presi u; hirl times, (leant
ing, for nvw ' i t sake, that they
are not resp' e, .ible for tho present
depression, il - h'luocratic wrig
gling is notli ii- lc .s lliuu an apology
-and apology means retreat. Hud
our liitiids, the enemy, been con
tent uilh promising a continuation
of things as they were under the last
admiiiihtrati.tn, no one would ask or
expect an explanation, but their
campaign cry was, "Down with hard
times, monopolists and Republican
misuh'. Accept us for your guide
uud we will lead you out of the Wil
derness into the land of Canaan.''
They did. Cleveland was their
Moses, and whether or not ho got
us into Canaan we do not know, but
it seems from t lie niurmurings in tho
various tribes of these modern Chil
dren of Israel, that if this in Canaan
they would pn ferthe Wilderness.
Hastings Is The Man.
Only the strongest kind of oppo
sition from tho country delegates to
the May convention, when a Guber
natorial candidate is to be nnmcd,
can prevent the nomination of Gen
eral Daniel H. Hastings, an honor
which he barely lost four years ago.
The Philadelphia delegates to the
State Convention on Saturday de
clared in favor of him in the follow
ing resolution offered by David
Martin :
Jlt.si.ti, That 111 harmony with
iho seutimeut of tho lU publicans of
1'hiladt Iphia, we, tho delegates to
the State Convention to be held on
Mav li t, Ix'.U, cordially indorse Gen
eral Daniel J I. Hastings us a candi
date for Governor, ami pledge our
selves to so act and vote in said con
vention us to best promote his nomi
nation. There wan notrouble about adopt
ing such a resolution, for every one
of the delegates was heartily in favor
of Hustings' nomination and no
other name was mentioned. This
action of the Philadelphia delegates
gives the nomination to Mr Hastings
beyond a doubt, as it is well known
that the country delegates are with
him nliuobt to a man.
BEAVERTOWN.
On Tuesday morning, January 1C,
18D4, Henry Kern bade adieu to the
troubled scenes of life. His death,
which oocured at the old homestead
where he always lived, about one
rnilo north-west of Doavertown, was
brought on by consumption and the
debilities of old age. lie was born
April 2, 1813. Mr. Kern was at one
tune a man of considerable means
ami many owe their success to the
financial aid received from him.
Being open handed, open hearted
and kindly dispositioned, he could
not turn a deaf ear to a plea for
help, in consequence of which he
was often made tho victim of wolves
in shecps' clothing and cheated out of
thousands of thtllars. Not with
standing this fact, he was still at the
time of Ins dentil, n well-to-do man.
His second w ife and six children sur
vive to mourn tho loss of a kind
and generous husband and father.
The children bv his former marriage
are, Mrs. Jacob Dreose, Halstead,
Kans., Mrs John Hetrick. Mrs Geo
O. Smith ami Mrs Joseph Middles
worth, the latter long since deceas
ed. Those by his second marriage
are frank. Millard ami John S. I he
funeral was lit Id in the Evangelical
Lutheran church ou Frnhiy fore
noon and was largelvattendcd. Huv.
W. H. Fahs ami J. W. Wetzler were
the olliciating ministers Mr and
Mrs. Jacob 11. I lames attended the
funeral of the former's mother in
Juniata Co., on Suudar. . .Frederick
l!ingaman. Sr.. Miss Jennie I5ima
nuin, Mrs J. A. Getchell ami Mrs.
las. O. Smith are on the sick list
Calvin Uiekt 1 of Mifilin Co., recently
paid his parents a visit ...Mrs. Will
J rccse ol Salem recently spent a few
days here . . .Issac Wetzel, wife ami
children of Adainslnirg, visited the
Kern family east of town on Satur
day. II.I JioSKS.
S lilirnini.ii'a A Him a Cure.
In-l.iiillv nlli'Vi's Ihi' iniwl v 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ntturk,
t.n llii.iii". (I'm' cxiH'Woriition unci liisun-H n"l
in On ol ln r lr mi ll lc lo nli'i'p j'xrcit In u
ilwiir, ut ii Miitflt' Irinl will print-, s-nc turn
in--1 ii I ii.u -kif.-f In Or. It. S'liiriiiiiuin, St I'.inl.
Minn., hut ie.k uur ilriiKKlst nrsl.
SIIKIUFF'SSALKOF
REAL ESTATE!
llv Wrlui' of il ri rnilli wilt nf Kl. I'll.. Nsiiril
onl of I In' I "ill I ol Common I'lnm uinl to nn ill
ii'iii'il, I will t'xse tu puliUc salt) nl thrfoiirt
lions,- in Miililli iiiirv;li, on
Saturday, January 27, IMU,
lit In iiYlo) It. A. M. Hit' follow line mil est iitt :
Truil No. 1. KOI UllMSor OIIOI.MI, Nil il-
iitf In W'fsl IIimimt loivn-lilp. Sn.Vili r l'o., I'll.,
IhiiiihIi'iI In Till iiml fust liv pulillf rt'liil. Willi Ii lv
sunlniry l.fMion U. U.. mitl WfM l In ml of
i,i'oii' Kislit r, t'oiitalmiiK 1 Ai ri', innro or Ii ns.
'I'riut Nn. !l. SHimic In low null I p and t'oimly
'if'in'siilil. lM-lrir Hit' iiihIIvMi'iI H, of D.l ttrrrr more
li-.-s, ImiiiiiiIimI imrlli liy limil of AtlKUHlilM Movit,
i'ii-l liy lllniin HiTlltT, ft. ul. Htnitli Ik' licoriff
Krt'iilis iiml I'nlvln l'l-li. TliH lt all llmlHTlmnl
hi'li'tl. ttikt'ii Into t'xi'ciiilou and to be hoM tut
tie proiN-rly of A. A. Ilowi'll.
AI.KKKD Sl'WIIT. Sheriff.
Slirrin'H iilllrc, MltMlt'liuiKli. Jan. , V
tSHKKIFF'B HALE OF
REAL ESTATE 1
My virtue of a certain writ of U Fa-lt' ed out of
Hie court of Uoiunion I'liw county
mT,.t 1 u.K UtrivuiU, I Will f'XpnM t pUilVHIti
ui uiu louri iioune in Miauieuuivu, an
Saturday, Jauuary 27, 1801,
nl In o'clock. A. M . tlii'fnllwlti r' il fut ittt i
All Iiml rrrtiiln mi'iviiuiKi' orir.i. I of liunl Hltu
lilt' In WfHt HfiiviT low 'tmlilp. SnyUiT rtiunly.l'iL
I'oiiliilnlini TWKNTY t'.ti) Al'HKH. iiioik or U-nh.
iHitinili'tl norili liv I'uhlio Komi, earn and hoiiiIi
liy I. iml of Itmili'l ll txilnp'r. mitl Wi-hI. hy lmnl
of Kiiih Ii sIii'IIi'IiImtiT. wht'rt'on ar en-t t.-tl a
iini'inni.' ii.iii.', si.iiiii' uinl oilier oiUDiillilliiiiH.
Si'li il. t iki ii Into i'''i nilon uinl to lx' bold us
tlif iroMTU of ilitini s II. Hrowrr.
Ai.Kucn si'i:t'iiT.siit riir.
slu rlllsoilii'i'. Mi i titiinli..l.iii. int.
OKl'llA.NS- COl'UT HAI.K OF
REAL ESTATE !
Tin' iiii'l. rl.'in il. AilmliiNt rator- ol tlip t'Hlali
ol JoM'pli II. si i nit. lati- ol siirliiir IowiihIiIi). Sn .
ilrr I 'unnty. IM.. (Ii i i t'.i'il. liy vlttun of tinoi.l. r
Ihniii'iI mil ot I lie oi lnin' t'otirt of Snyilt-r I n.
not riM' io ptllilli' hail' oil llll' pri'lllltH'H, ti
inllt'H inn Hi of AilaiiiNlnirk', on
Saturday, February 3, 1894,
Tlif following valuable real eslate, to-w lt :
Tr.n l No. 1. Ili'liiv all Unit tcrl.ilii iiieHxino.','
or lr.u l of lam). Klliiate In Spi liii IW., SindiT
coin, iv, pa., iKiiimleil nor Ii ly land of Simon
Iteiiler uinl JiiM'pli lla-sMlnifer, en.it hy Jcnn-
rwiiiii' uinl iiaini'N nenier. sotll II uy l.i'Vl rlllltll
ami John llii, t,', nn, in, ami west by Alexander
1 1 1 1 III Ml. -1. fonlalnliiK Na .M'KKS, lucre or leits,
hereon areereeieil a two-xlory Dwi llln lloine
II ink II o n, uimhI lllackHliillll S'lop. ami all other
hoccMi.uy out I u Hit I n ltm. II orchartli of choice
Irull, k,km waier ill Hie door. AIkiiiI M acri'H nl
uilHlr.icl Is clear and under good eultlvutlou.
The lialaticels well tlinlM-red.
Trm I No. llelnif it ffilaln I.lmesione Lot,
sltiialeln township, county and Statu nfoiesiitd,
IkiiiihIciI north hy lands of lletilieii I in ,110, east
hy W ilson Matter, south hy Imnli i f Heuls-u
lireese and west hv lands of I smut Anrind. eon
laliilii oNIC Hil ltl'll (V,) OK AN A' UK. more
less, w it It 1 he appuiletiaiices, ou which la creel
ed a I.1MK KILN.
Sale locoininenco at In o'clock, n. in., of gald
day w lieu terms w 111 he made kuown h
MAKY A. STOI T.
KolllOKl' W. STtifT,
Administrators,
ADMlMSTUATolt S NOT1CK. Let
tern of ailiiiiiiUlratlon in estate of
t'atharliiu Auileraou, lata ol Ulnipnma twp
Snyder rnuuty, l' , il'O'il, IihvIiik hsrn Krhlitud
to Hi uudfrnlKiiDd, all pumuii kuumt thtitl
kelvi-a Inilelitt'd lu mid el ile am rvipierled to
make lininnliate payment, whilu tlio.n hat hi
rlaluii will preKt'iil theiu duly aullnntnaud to
ihc uudurnlKUvd.
JA31K M. ANIIKHSON,
Jul. 4, 't'l. AOiniiilMlrator
Caution Notice.
Nollee Is herehy given thai 1 havn purchaHed
nl l omtalile's Sale on .Ian. 1 II h, Is'.u. !,0 fnrui
sioeic ami lioiisvliold K'"sls of J. K. Wuuer, of
MnnriH' low nshlp. and have It'll the Kaint In his
Nisses.ilon for use, and rant Ion all parlies
iik'alnsl luetlillliii; Willi aamo : Miorses. oowh,
aiii lli is. I calf, 1 hriNsUow, 4 shoals, iclilckelis,
1 1 Imrso wnifou, 1 hprliik'-watfou. 1 buirirv, 1 aled,
I sIi-Ik'Ii. I w lieel harrow, 1 harvester, i mower,
I irraln drill, V cultivators, V harrows. 11 plows, it
scl ilutililii uud hliik'le-lreea, 1 ralti tiadlit. I
scythe, 1 k'rlmhslone, I hay fork with llviures, V
set hay ladders. 4 net gears. I humify Inu ness. 6
ll.v-in Is, 1 eoru-pl.ihler, I Kalinin Mill. Korks,
Sliovels, Itakes. II luiihrls of hilckw heat, lot ol
oats, I Ion of hay, 1 diu'i;liii; Iron, 1 k'rubbliiK
II k', h ind rakes. S, Inishel meastue. a row
f lalne. Iok chain, k'taln hags, wins) haw, cross
i' il N.iw, eai MMiler lisils, lniHiiii machlia', cook
stove ami lll ures, coal stow ami llxiuies, aliik,
1 corner cupboard. I hrcailcuplioaril, limit cheat,
wood elicit. I scl 1 halts, I'm kltnf chair, lot ol
carpet, bureau, chest. I beds and iHsldluy , elocic,
lap robe, horse lilatikels, lot o apple. n, 11 ut, li
tallies, 4 c.i. 'is of lard, lot of tatoes. canned
Irull. I! barrels of vinegar, 1 h.iiii kt'iittt sliitid,
Iron ki'llht, l nailntaudi, hutter 1 Inn 11. ciiK'ks.
siitis.iK Mutter, lard press, meat Is-m h, m, ut
noli nlih inc. it. mi ni ae. maul and neilu'tta
UUll. .'no hiislii ls of corn In I he em', .ami I hot s."
miT tlileslillor liiachltie. Henry J. H jner
purchased juiifr. b olKialn In kriniii'l at Ihc
same lime. Man. M av A. Wai.nkh,
1 ltl, w. S'llelil, I'a.
Candidates' Cards.
FOR ASSKMIILT.
Ituprai.irANa nr Sam Ponrrr. In nnstftit,
Ing Hi name of htm. W. Hermann for Amwnih-
ty, wp ask you to Kitpton a man wnre wpun.
Ilennlsin la untUPllonetl 1 a man who him ti'n
faithful toovorv trust Imposed, whoiw Inlcirrlty
lots never Ixwn queationed and whow t haract.'r
is ts'vonu reproaen. lie is in inn 11ror 01 man
hMHlainl we Ix'llevn. will fill the nfllcn to w hich
ho aspire w ith signal ability. Il deserves to
te ph iiiii(vi anu w e musi earnesiiy auneii your
in in MMtirintf nn notniuaiioii. ins.
Fki.iiw KrrPBi.ti'ASB. Itoraen Allemnn anotild
represent us In the next, l'iflshiture. Ihs iuisc he
Is a llfelonir Itennhllean. has done ai tlve Party
work, had the proper ahllll le. and m worthy of
ns'otrnioon. I.el ua 00 me imr iiiiiik uy 11011,
and not 11 liilluenced aga'tist him by nils.
reprPHentntlnn or iri')niHei'. We have not for
Ifotlen how he spoke for lliicki'lilsTif mid the
whole Kepiihllenn llt'ket at our last party meet
llik" lu C'entreHlle. I KNTKa.
T. It. II Antra Please niniotitieo my name ns
n rainlldate lor Asemlilv, stthjis't to the deels
Ions of the Itepuhllcati purtv at Us itrltiiarv elis--lion
t'l lie held March III. Should I ln nomlliat
ed and elected. I will endeavor to perform the
duties ol Hie ofllce faithfully and honestly.
Yoiini truly,
W. W. WITT EN M Y Kit.
I'ltoTlloNoTAKY.
T. II. ItAHTKa. t'ttstom hnsalmitst mad" It a
law etititllnir 11 falthlul oflleer of the eoiiul vto
a sis'oml term, and as I have endeavored to the
l'st of mv abintv to nerfortn ttie duties of no
ofllce for one term, i hereby iitttnorie von to
11 11 le hi 10 ' 111.' name as a candid. ite for re-election
lo II flh'e ol I'rollionoiai v, suhi'ct to the
rules iroveriiliiif Die Itepuhllcati pilinarv, I mil
thankful for the favors bestowed 11 (w n me hy
the siple, ami hope by a f.ttililul petforinam e
of I he duties eiicuinlsMt iihiii me to luerll I hell
continued njMns't mid support.
J. 'A I.V IN St lit it'll.
ih:i;isti:h k 111:1 tnii:ii.
T. II. II vtiTKK. The two term ssfciii III ofllce
hiuiiu' Is-. 11 r tftiled by the lt''iii:ln am In
tills 1 "iml v when' the Inctilnls'iil leus prou-n
hluisi'lf t apableaud noi'tliy, ami havlinf served
one term ns Id filter a Itecord'-r, I hereby an
ihorle yo'ilo annoittiis' my name fur re-el-c
Ipill. lit 'ill" vii tin- time t ll;l 11 k 1 1 n- the H ople
tnroiik'll I he I'mr for I lie supsnl thev have
k'lven hie and the contlilein e tle v te.te I In t ie.
Iloplhlf thry have tint luiiml II ml -pi e i l. mitl
iisklir.- their :uptirl at t lie primary In d itch. I
hale tie' honor to remain
Your obi dieiil s ran' .
1.. M. slllMii;!..
IHS'1 Hit T ATTol.'NKY.
IIP. I'm r.- Please ahtiouuce ln name as a
candidate for District Attorney. sihccl to the
rules voveruliii.' the Id'pulillt an primary, ami
obiiire, Yours trulv.
.1. M. HA h Kit, Sprltnr
' T. II II vtokii. I'lease itlihoiince my Halite as
11 candidate nr theolllce ol District Atlotiiey.
sllhlect tolhe rules Koverilllnr the Kepllhllcatl
prlmmy, iiml ohllk'e. Hes-ci fully,
llAKVKV K. Mtl.l.KK
.11 IIY COM MISSION Kit.
T. II. HvitTKR.- I'lease 11 ti in 'il lie.- my nalne ns
a ciimlldali' lor .tuty ( omiiilssioner. sul'l' i t lo
the rules k'no'i'iltu.' the nepuhllcan primary.
KollKli l' KKAUIl K, Franklin twp.
Kn. Post. Ilellevlluf that Mlddlts'reek town
ship Isentltled lo 11 Utile oiilceotiee In n while, I
hereby iiuthorle you lo mihouiice my name as a
candidal)' for Jurv I'oiniulsstouer.
lil.NUY K. SN Y HI II. Kreamer.
Kli. I'ofT. Pleas iiniioiiiice my name ns n
cambilaie for the noinluailon for Jury I 'ononis
sloner. I have nlwavs Is'eti true and loyal to
the party s cause and therefore ask Us aiipHirl
at the comuiliik' primary elu'tloti.
H 11.1.1 AM ltoMltl.
.MiniiijiHriiou.
Kn. I'okt. I'lease imnotihce the name of John
Milsselman of our tow nshlp as 11 candidate fol
Jury Commissioner, mid ohllk'e. Yours from
I'KNN.
T. II. Maktkk. l'Haan annntincp my name f8
a candidate for Jury Commissioner, auhjocl tx
the rules of the Itepuhllenn primary.
JOHN 11. KN KIT, Hprllik.
DKf.BOATR TO frTR (XINV'finv
Kn. Poor. rleaae announce my name aa a
randldaU) for Delegate U State Convention, and
otuik'e yours 11. c. sami'ski..
Cbktkk
Have You Read
The Times,
PHILADELPHIA,
This MorniiKj.
TllO TilXlOM Is IIih most
extensively circnluteil and w iilely reatl
newspaper piil'lislieil hi I'eiiiisylva
nia. I ts (liseilssinii ef I'lililie men mitl
illl)llt! Uit'ilsures is in the interest ol
pill. lit! integrity, liouest coveniuieni
ami prosperous industry, nml it knows
no party or personul aHeKiunee it
t renting pulilit! issues. In T lie lirinol
est hiiiI liest sense h family nml n-u -era)
newspaper.
TllO XilltCS aims to have the larg
est eireiilnluiii by tleserviiik,' il. uinl
claiuis tlmt it id uiistirpiisseil in nil the
essi'iiliuls of a Kreat metropolitan
newspaper. Specimen eopii-H of iinv
cilitloii will lie sent fret; lo any one
st'iuilno; their aihlress.
Toi'niH HAII.Y, $1 10 per annuui ;
1.00 lor four luonllis ; Lid cents pel
uionlli ; (leliveretl liv carriers for C
cents per week. SUNDAY EDITION,
twenty-four lart:e, handsome pakjes
KM coluiuiii', elegantly illustrated,
i.00 per litilililil ; 5 cents per copy.
Pally nml Sniulnv, $.1 (HI per annum :
.. cents per month WKKKIA EDI
TION, SO cents per annuui.
Address all letters to
THE TIMES,
Philadelphia.
ADMIXISritATOU'S XOT1CK. Let
tcra of Administration on the -a
Into of MAKY Ill'Sli, htto el Mniinie
Townhl, Snyder euunty, l'a., dee'd. Imvinir
hc'Bn n ran 1 t'd In the uiii)cri-iKntd, all persni.t
knowltiK thvimelve liidi'hled to wild "tulo era
r--iUiil to luaka luinivdiaiv psviiient, whih
tlitme liHViuif elalmt will prinent them duly an.
tlienlloatod lo tho UDdrriiltiued.
It. V. I ISS,
Jan. i!6. 'B4. A.liuinl-lnitor.
HENCH&DROM GOLD'S
SAWMILLandENGINES
A won.lnrlnl Improvement In Friction IVi'tlsnnil
(tlulltit'k, lUu-k iiuiiliiti til 1 urriiik'e iliree llmea
ua kil it- any other In the nmikit. I licliaii
f lutl'll t'1'1 il. caunlni; all Ihu fis d :i'Uilm( to Mliilid
mil Millie hnckliiK; vrrnl suvliia In power nml
wear. WHO' lor circular uud prices; fuiiilhlini
frtsi usin bpi'lieiitlini. AIkii SiM iii Tnolh line
rows. Huv Ite lies, f ulllvnlnl's. Coin I'latit.
rrs, sin ll -rs, etc. Mmttun Ihu ji;m'.
HEfiCH h DHDMGCLD, Manfrs., YORK, P..
5 fSc t
crown Acme.
Tho Lost Burning Oil that can be
mado from Petroleum.
It gives a brilliant light.
It will not Hinoko the chimney.
It will not char tho w ick.
It has a high fire test.
It will not explotlo.
It is without a comparison as a per
fet'tion
Family Safety Oil.
It in manufactured from the fin eat
Crutlo in tho most perfectly equip
ped rcfmerieH in tho world
It is tho Best.
Ask jour dealer for Crown Acmo.
Trndo orders filled by
Yours truly,
THE ATLA1ITI3 HEFIlttlTQ CO.
Sunbury Station, Hunbury, Pa.
Cjurt Proclamation.
W'lll.HKAS the ll.nl. II ir.il.l M. M.'t'lurt
l'n' ,b id .Imlae ol the .In. Ile al limirirt
nitiipiei il td th" i'. 'in, ti I Si y.ler, I nlnn ami
MltlllN, ami .lireielah t ri'ii-e and Henry
II'iim n ll-ii... A"s-i. tie Jiidrfen In and for Sny
der einlut , I, iv e .n led Oieir pieeepl. beiirlnic
Into the '.'i'.h day nl lib, A. II., I-Vl. to tuc
lin en . I Inr Ihu hiililiuu ul 1111 1 irphann' I'niirt, a
I'oti rt nl 'i, nine, 11 I'lrap, court el I yer and 'rir.
111 1 ne r tin I leneral 'unit id Itmuler Serslona uf
tlu'l'e. , at Mi'tillel'iirah, inr tho count "t
snvder. mi th" '.th Mond'iv. fbelmr the Mth
dav 1, 1 ltl. ls4i, and lo eiitiiluue tine week.
Notice h th"rel"te hefenv u Iv ell In tin, I'oroll-
er, .liftiei n nlthe I'e ne uinl I 'instable In anil
Inr tin Holy "I i,v,ler. t i appear lb their
pri.pi r perj..ii a iili t in ir roll, reenrds. IiiiiiiIkI-
tti'li , iMllnlmi' ii'i).. iilx ether ri ttii'lnhriltieck
(1 dn th"e Ihtius whiell of Oielr ntnen- and In
Iha.r In hull 1 at nun In be dmu and wltnr'frg
and pi r-nii. pr eiititu In le hall ul tho I'tini
iimiitveiiitti auain.t snv persntinr poitiniis lira re-
iiiiri 'i in t e iiii ti it"i mere aiieii'iiiiv and do
I'.irlniu withnnt leavo it I their peril. Ju-liiei
are nil e, in he punctual lii t hi r at tendance
it ttie :ij. (minted time airtee.bly to nnliee.
Un ci. tiud'T 111 v hand and nr.il at the sitierltr
nllleo In Mhldlel'urKli, the :.lnl day olJan.
A . l., one tnmi.ail'l "iifht till nil ed "nd iHiev
lur, AI.I KKIi SHWIIT, She III.
CAVtAI 0. 1 HHUL MAKKSi
ourrrtiun 1 o.
PA I OOTAIN A PATENT f For a
prompt an.wer and an bnnent cplnlnn, writ to
All NN A CO., who hare had nearly rift yeara'
eilienenoa In the patent tmaineaa. Communtca
t trlctly ronfldeiitlal. A llandhaok of In
fnnuatioD eoneiTtiuur 1'aleitla and bow to ob.
lain tbem aent free. Alaoa ratalogueot meuhao.
leal and cletitlflc book! ent free.
l'ntenta taken Ibmuab Munn It On. rwerbra
arwial nolle In the Krlrnllflr Amrrlran, and
thus are hroitifht wltlelf bWnnttbe publlowtth
nut ont to the lnentor. Tbla nlendld paper,
limueil w'kly. eleuantly llluit rated, baa by far the
larnvit rireulatioo of any eclentino work in the
World. f.1 a year. Hperlmen enpiea aent free.
liullditui Kdluoo, monthly, fl6a year. Slnale)
entiles, '2.1 cents. Fvery number contains beau.
Iiful plate, lu colors, and pboKHtrapba of Dew
houses, with plana, enabling bulldera lo show the
latest deslans and secure oontraeta. Address
MUNN i IX), Mw YoHX, 31 BaUkafiwAT.
1 ne
County Fair
affords an excellent opportunity for the
pick-pocket to pet your watch. If you
wouU be proof against his skill, be sure
mat me now tor ring) is a
This wondertul how Is now fitted to the
jas. isoss
Filled Watch Cases,
which ate maJe of two plates of Rold
selJered to a plate of composition metal.
Look equally as well as solid gold cases,
and cost about half as much.
Guaranteed to wear 20 years.
Always look for this trade mark.
Win rrfmitnj ii-itlmut U
r-- ""ov, rlilVu lie
Sold only throuch watch dealers.
A aitch cue opener which miket a handsome
charm tent tree on request.
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
rJEL BUGGIES at Price t3s1,
flyh l AKIN A .UllNh.vM
Jnpltiiiriry... JtTi WeOotthe
1 hjetmi k4 PltU'lJi ,U1
"lepKurrey fi; outwll AIX
ii 1...-1 - i''"i''i
... "ivi . i 1 .r .M. jmy or
avjr nuirirr iiaruuss. u n tnnuH ,
tf5J!wll,'','''!, 11 Ji n Mi'i'llenuui's
li 7 mrKau nauuie, (1 6 WK'e Free. J
tiSJ IWUUwrnoeBt.,Cliicuiiiatl,0. l0(OeV
EV;iS' 93 LYE
ro?.i:3ED act rsr.rujiio
U'.MI.NIIU)
T'lOatronicral uinl purest I. ye
nni'.e. I nlUe iiher l.-e. It hclne;
a n ii j louder and packed lu a t un
wbli r nvalile lid. Ilia (oiilenta
ate alviu). reitily fnr line. Mill
tiniltn tl'e lieal perfumed Hard Knap
lit J.1 inlnilteM svllliutlt lMIMleT.
II la I le ha'al Inn I'-ansluK v.nts
Cti.'is ill l.iiii-ilitff .Ink's floM'is,
vai-l.iiut l il liis i.dtit -. trees, uc.
PENHA. EALT M'F O CO
Ocu. AKta., 1'hllu., l'a.
S. l SUKA..V,
In-tiranee A'ifiit untl Urokcr.
IViina I'reok, lJ. O. l'a.
Hal', tlr-i ,',K. stock Oncipinirs represented.
Viet . r pr - niiiin notr., Iieuco you pay no
aH'e-."lC'i.
in-1 .nn"' pi ice I on all kinds id ifood farm
pr., p,r!, wellinKii. stores and ehurchua any.
ay ne .' I.', -.nviier ii nd t'lilon ennnMe..
in i." I i I . M. Nhuaur's Store.Ci'Otrovtre, l'a
f ::iy, Oulcl ly. Parmnnantlv Roatorud.
llfinairH, Nrrvoiines. lleblllly. end all
I'll) it .in "I evils I mill em ly iri'nraer l.iKir excofe.
llui i j 1 1 - of iiverwnra, mi kneu, worry, eiu. r uli
Hi' i ', develi ptuenl, nnd t"tio .liven Ui every
or. id iKiriiiiti of llirt imdy. Gnnpln, cutunu
uic . laiiite.h.ita tmtr ivDinent si-en. t-'uituri;
it; -u In. Jim ri'li'r,.:i ., Bone", eiulaiiutlutia
a . i mti mailed e.en.'u.ii free. Aititre.s
-Kli MfcOIOAL CO.. BUFFALO. N. V.
t.,.r .".''."".f r''V' ' tl K J . B . MAllR,llll.lbM.
- - - - r ' '""mo U' i n ir"Ol nuellti'tts
1 ii,l.lin,.i,fr. Kii.lorw rowUuri.fir Uiii.Ulifwici i,nui.
iMUe OiUeWU. hui leaf tilllUlftr, VUfiV ImiWI. V A.M. i I I'Ae
"r
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves !
ItANGES from
$13.00 tip,
I
ill proved Cook
I
Stoves, from 10.00
i
n'r.
. Thpae are nstonlxhltitfly low jtrlttfa. but monoy Ii money now ami (roes
Jt erpiit whj'i If you pay the caali whloli In the way I do tuialne, nml ft la
i'e chenpeat In the end w you can nave 20 per cent, by bnviinr of me. I
'o liamlle
I Stove Fixtures and Spouting,
with nil klndi nml nlzea of pipe ready for use. Oive me a rail nml see what
ui'TKalna I oiler.
M. L. SIIANXOX, Swineford, Pa.
1 square South of IVpot.
G. C. GUTELIUS.
THE ONE- PRICE CLOTHIER!
DBA 1,12
FiisliioiiiiMo cloth
inj, Hats, caps,
Necktie., (len(s
Furnishing (Soods,
Summer Under
r, and Celeloid I I
Islen's shirts, j..tU-
wear,
goods, T
Clothing for prince Pauper!
Oldjhing that looks like silk and wears like leather. Come
to tho old Keliablo where you get what you pay for. My
new stock is just in, is entirely new and comprises all the
latest styles. Too busy waiting on customers to tell you
more, come and see for yourself.
G. 0. GUTELIUS,
t Mi. 'leburfihjPa.
CUBS Don't 111:
but they iro a great ways la thatdlrentlon. Thenjwhy neodto'the
City for ready-made clothing and theu take them to ajtk lied local
tailor to improve the lit, when you can Ret a
SUBSTANTIAL- MAKE AP M FIT
at once oy going to
HENRY L. PHILLIPS-
MERCHANT TAII.OU, Solimurrove, where your work is always
guaranteed or you have recourse. Thin in a qumtion that liferents
every inan and boy .A neaMlttlng nult.no matter what thenaterlal
Is It always look better than nn lll-lltting milt no matter how fine
the goodn. Then come at ouee and get litn.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Late Foreuiuu for E. E. I5UCK, four doors west of Rank. Kelinngrove.
HoneHt IiiKiirnnee nt Honent Hates.
The Het UootU for the LeaHt Money.
GENERAL INSURANCF flGENCY.
Only the (ldi'8t.
btrougebt tANlt
No Assessments
Sound, Holld anil True Indeuiuity.
SEE DUR COMPANIES i
RAHB I.tlfATitiw
Aetna Hartford
Home XcwYork
Firo Association Philadelphia
Fidelity and Casualty Xcw York
Equitable Life Ins. Soc.Ncw York
All llllkfllMSil Anl.nstafl n 1
.... lv. , .nrnc), rutin aiways receive the
Utmost care and attention. Entiro satisfaction guaranteed. We
Boholt a share of your patronage.
H. HARVEY SOHOOH, Selinsgrove, Pa
Liberal AdJuKtments. Prompt Payments.
THE
PATENT VAklABl.13 I KICTION FliED
Baat 8et Works In th World.
Saw Mill & Engine
Recid thi Medal and Highest Award
at th World '$ Columbian Exposition.
Vfsrnuilrd tha haat msits Klilnalo Mills. Martilnory
sod .SUudsfil Aicruiulliirsl Jtupli-miilits of lltml Wusi
it) M I'limst prii's. HuA fur lllualrstail CUliiuSk
A. D. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd..
i YORK, FENNA.
mnniiimn
SQUAKE 1IKATJ
EUS from $14.00
up.
And'all other Oonl
Stoves from $3.25
up.
it in
Children snita
and everything to
mako a man look
handsome and feel
happy, at prices
that discount all
imitation stores
Tlifi Man
Largest ami
Lompaules.
No Premium Notes.
RepreNenting every class Of
AH8KTS
ilO,G50,139.0J
9,370,010.00
5,0G7,851.74
1.587.0G7.40
130,198,518.3S
, 1. 1 1 .
"JH. L. H. VOELKLEH.
DENTIST.
Treating, tilling, artificial teeth, bridge
ami crown work. Nitrous oxide gas
fur puinlens extractions. Everything
pertaining to tlentibtry.
Vau lloKklrk's old stand,
SELlNSUltOVE, PA.
JAS. U. CHOUSE,
ATTOKXK AT LAW,
.... , MiuoLKuunir, pa:
All business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt attention. Con
sulfation lu Ens-litl, and Uertuan.
1 '
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