I'ublislictl every Thuimluy.
Geo W Wagcnscllcr, Editor.
Arthur E Cooper, Manager.
Subscription $1.50 per year.
(wtilrh mint le pil l In mlvunre when sent out
sle tlif onmty.)
HATtS Of AOVMTISINO.
All Iran-lent iiiviTtl'!iii'iitH tin! otherwise
.entrm-ted fur III Ih- rvr'l nt Hi" r :ti el 11
i-'iii -r 11 1 1 n.iup .irli-l iiiiM-.iir.-i It tlrt In-.r-tlmi
Kiel lucent ht Hum fur every sMliv-iiieiil
ih-ertlnn.
(oper Wiiifi'iifdltT. I'rop'r-.
Thursday, April 5, IS!) 1.
Standing Committeemen.
.iimi-.l. -I. Mil.ll- urtli. J. K. KetteMlf.
Iti-.ivMr- IrMn hliiMV. Nnili;iii K-mm.
I!. ,n.-r W. -t -AiiknII-iumii. wniiiiin lli u'i-r.
i 'miii n- J. w. Miiip-u'l, r, y. llMrif.-.
" li il'iiiun .tulm seller. ImMil . I'.irtlliiM.
Iniiiklln-.l. II. Khti-rlliiM. .1. II. IMIh.
.I.ii knoll I ( . k Unifier. W in. M.iri In.
MiilillMlmr -li-.l. II. Klin'iiN. Willlum T. Kmmmi-.
MnMleen-'k W. A. h.-i l- r. i. V. Hm.
M-mrne ti. A. KiiiifTiniiii. '. A. K.irl.-tiui n.
I'i iiii lr in K. l.iiiiMiilak'Mr. H.uhl M.i'er.
ivrn - II. K. Arl.k'.i-i. 1 1 Iri li- -r.
IVrrv HVl -t Inii. M. ArlHvM-l. T. H. lir.ohlll.
Sit ii.v: - A. M A'ir.iii'l. IUU'1 Ml'lll' urtli.
-i-Iiii-.kTihm -I. II. Knekler. K'l. U. tieinlierlltik'.
I Mull - Hiram l.lllnln. HiM.I I.. St:llll.
W tl.lt I II w:1 lt - Will f. llllllilHli. I'lilllp T. Mover.
Republican Ticket.
rol STY.
Knr .Hefnliy,
H AS. W . II KUM ANN.
r'nr l'Mihiiimtiiry,
.l.r. suns II.
r.ir Id-truier A li.enrder,
li. M. MIIMIKI..
For liMikl .Mlnrie ,
.1. M IIAKK.lt.
I'm .1 1 1 r v i 'iiiiiintssl'iiiiTi
.1. II. KSKIT.
Slioul.l Sny.lor County Have
House ?
Poor
This is n problem which should in
terest every tax-payer in tin county.
At tho present time Snyder County
pays .'.i77(i.- for tin- support of the
poor. A large number of mil' neigh
boring counties art earing ior them
in an almshouse tor less than half
tho amount paid by tho people of
Snyder County. Let us take Mitllin
County. With a population of l'.i.W
they support their poor in an alms
house for S44M, while Suyder
County with a population of 17,(!.I
pays !'.77(i.'J.". At tho late election
in .Soliusgrove where tho citizens
paid last year iJl'JH.l.'jii for tho sup
port of tho poor, a proposition to
establish u poor hoUHe. w as il.-fo'itoi'
byi'smiil' : -jority. If it had beei
n --. -mw-u.u
I . rented and not purchased the
. .i ' ffiMit would have been endorsed
by Hid citizens. It was generally
understood that if a poor house
would be a panacea for some of an
iversecr's ills, tho county would fall
in with the movement and then the
borough would have a poor house
tits own to care for, while other
districts in the county would be free
to accept a cheaper way of caring
lor their paupers.
i: .A 'i. t
ii is ceimmiv clear io cverv lair
minded man. that, if a district must
support '!." families, they must pay
lor that many house rents, '. coal
tires, a sept-rate Doctor bill for each
family in case of sickness and maiiv
other incidental expenses that could
be cm tailed. Uesides. many persons,
who are now imposing upon the
authorities t the poor, would be
checked in their uniriatef ul motives
and many would undoubtedly bo in-
spiretl to rist. from sloth and indol
ence, in dread of the poor house,
while those who are actually in need
of help can be far more comfortably
provided with tho things needed
o cite a caso of Chicago charity,
viueh can bo appropriately consider
etl in this connection. The irood
peoplo offered to feed tho unemnlov.
ed of the city and were feeding 2'ii(l
people 3 times a day. After a brief
interval they concluded to require :t
hours' work per day from those who
were able to work. The second day
those applying for charity dropped
io ;mki, uml tuo third day to -UK).
This will give our readers some idea
of tho manner in which contribu
tions to charity are diverted from
tueir original purpose. The same
kind tf misappropriations are eon
tiuually being made in our conntv.
and in many cases tho ollieers tio
not have tho means of acquiring tho
true status of attairs. Tho chief
difficulty arising out of tho proposi
tion for tho establishment of a county
Poor House, lies in the fact that tho
amounts paid by tho different dis
tricts vary so much in amount.
Middleburg, for instance, needs no
poor house because they havo no
poor and hence, pay no poor tax.
We eivo below a statement of tho
amount of poor taxes paid by each
district for tho year ending May
list 1893. This will place tho matter
in a true light before the people and
we shall be glad to hear arguments
for and against a County Poor
HoUHC.
Atl run Twp
Heaver "
llenverW " ....
Center "
Clinpinaa "
Franklin "
JiickHon "
MiiMU-hurg Uoro.
MidMleereek Twp.
Monroe "
IVnn "
Terry "
1'erryW. " ....
Nt'linsgrove J3oro..
Spring Twp
Union "
Washington " .
.$175.0fi
. O.Vi.25
. 4Hr..l.-i
. -l.'J.HO
... 4Mi.2-"
. CT2.ll
. 101.M
.. 4H5.47
. C.K5.1.-,
. 4io.r,o
,. ."41.84
. f,s.U.-
.. 1 10.00
Total $:77rt.!".'
We invito a discussion on the ml
visibility of the county buying fi
farm nml establishing a borne for
the puupern of the county. A home
in HiiceeHHfully conducted by ninny
eountien in 1'entin. no that the ques
tion merits nt lenst a consideration
by our people.
We quote the following from the
Tribune. Would it not be an ndvin
able thing if the Overseers of the
tlist rift h of thin County having a con
siderable number of oorto nupport,
to take measures of Home kind look
ing toward the securing of a Poor
House, for the use in common by
the reHpeclive districts? A Poor
House for Nelinsgrove, Penn, Union,
Washington and Monroe, could bo
run no an to almost be self-supporting,
or at least for less than half tho
Kit m spent annually by these district))
at the present time.
Breckinridge's Lust.
Congressman Ureekiuridge, the
great orator from Kentucky, has
completed tho ruin of his reputation
by his own evidenco on tho witness
stand. The long daily lio which ho
has lived and which all men must
live who wallow in his sin have been
laid bare. Kor years ho has contin
ued hisduplicity and thogratitiication
of his lust. When men begiu in sin,
such as this leader of men isconfoss
ings all his life has to be wrapped
and folded in deceit.
Congressman Breckinridgo cannot
suffer too much anguish for his sins.
It is hard for him who was once the
governor of his stata and the idol of
his people's hearts to see hid popu
larity swept away aud all respect for
his name vnuish. B it then he ought
to suffer, not only to ?sp' his
ut rather and tnor
class of so-called high. ..table
men who are moral lepers hcuind the
curtain.
Mrs. Cuthbertllullitt of Kentucky
exhorts tho women of that state not
to bo "too hard ou Colonel Breckin
ridge.'' She asks for consideration
at their hands on tho same ground
on w hich it w as asked by his counsel
at Washington, namely, that "he
was the victimofu smooth-tongued
s'lcn and with a man's passion,
w hich is different, ftoni a woman's,
he could not tear himself from her.
The condemnation which listens
to no excuse or palliation, sho would
visit on Miss Pollard alone. The
moral of tho case, in her view, is
that women do not punish such an
offence in a woman severely enough.
"Let tho ladies bo stonier with
their own sex," sho says, " aud such
disgraceful things as tho Breckin
ridgo caso will in tho future be un
known." Sho thus imposes on
women a moral obligation different
from that to which sho holds men
on the plea that tho discrimination
is justified by tho difference in their
passions." Undoubtedly this dis
crimination is often inado by women.
There is a fomiiuine disposition t3
exterminate in men a licentiousness
which they refuse utterly to tolerate
in women. Thus they are allready
"stern toward their own sex" and
lenient to men.
Wo doubt the expediency of such
a doctrine. The condemnation
wafted down upon woman for
yielding to the passions is allready
far severer than it is upon men for
tho same breach of morality. A
cowardly man takes advantage of
this feminine disposition to palliate
masculine depravity on tho theory
that it is natural in man.
By excusing in men a moral rot
tenness which they make disgraceful
and intolerable in a woman, they
neutralize to a large extent the beu-
eiicial effects of their condemnation
of femimiuo corruption. Why should
Colonel Breckinridgo bo pardoned t
No man worthy of the name would
ii.sk or accept mercy for himself,
w hich has been denied to the woman
ho has offended. He should cot
make the false and. cowardly and
contemptible plea that ho had been
led astray by her, rather than gone
wrong himself. Tho peoplo of this
country justly criticise the orator of
Kentucky for his duplicity, unjust-
nt BD and his profligacy.
35 Complete Novels
KKATI.Y BQl'Xft,
AM) A YKAlt S SUilSl KH'TION
to a Urge lfl-pHit illuxf rnteil monthly
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i a inoft lilipral offer as HorsKiiOMi
Tories, the magazine referred to. Is u
lilch-class piiptr, replete with Morten
of love. dveiitiire, travel, mid short
Interest'nif aud instructive sketrlisof
fact ami fancy; auJ in th list of .'t
novels are sneli t reaMiren n "A Itrave
Cowsril." hv Itnhert Louis Stevenson,
"A HlanksihitliV I)auiliter," by Etta
. Pierce; "Ninettn," a most pleasing
Mory -' M. T. Culilor,"A tJilile.l Sin,"
itinl "IWweii Two Sins." Iy the
Hiithor tif "Dora Thome," The Truth
of It," by the popular writer, Hugh
Con way; nful the "Mnorelnne Trag
edy," rather sensational, by Mrs.Une
C Austin: "A Heroine." n delightful
story by Mrs Itehefcii II. I avi;"'all
Flowers," by tin popular Mirioii Mar
land, and the great storv "Jinltv or
Not Jnilty," by Amanda M. I.i -.liss.
Space ItirbliN mentioning the otl-r
novels; tilt they are nil the same high
grnde. popular. bright. romnnt it-, spicy,
interesting stories.
The :i" novels and the current issue
of IlorsKiioi.D Tories will be sent
you the day your order is received.
This will supply you with h season'e
reading for a mere song; and will h.
iippreci.-ited by all in the households
Send lit once HO cents to Ilol sKllol.K
Toru s Pi ii. Co , p. O. Hox mil, New
York City, N. Y.
Annual Apeal for the year 1394.
An npK-nl will lie h'-M at flu-t'iiiiiinlslitier's
oflli't, MMlleiiiirg, I'n.. nn l lie lvrli ilny of April,
li, tiem-i-eii the lump, of 9 A.M., A : I". M.. fur
Hie foMimliik' ill-trlitn: Adiilns. Heaver. West
Denver, spring, rehire, mid Mlililleliiirg llnm
on I lie villi of April, furl lie MIuw lug ill-t i ri -
Jiieksoil, MIiMIm t reek. Mntirne, I'eiin, Sellli-,-grove
lliirii.. ami ii -h I ii't on ; iitid mi IIim-jisI
l'lniiliimi, 1'raliklln, I'eriy, West Kerry, ami
t'lilmi, 'Vheii ami here m i lll iilteinl If M il
think irn;'i r.
.tAMK.s KKIM.CV.
Tlli'M AS IIKltlM'KK.
I'llAKKSIIKUMAN,
.1. W. SWAKTZ. I'l. l'U. -..tuiul O.Ii. is.
A
riMToK'S nmtici:
IS TUB KTTF lir liKOIIi.K A.SlUCt'KK lK. 'li.
The iinil.'r-liiet Amlll'ir iip.iil. . l. He
lrlian's I '.Hil l el snyiler enimly. to rll .i:l "
I lie nihil' rehinliiliiifln tlif li:, nets or I), i.. ..r
mini. iiiliiilnWIrator nf Dim eMail- of li 'uive A.
Sluieler lule uf rliiipnimi n nslilp, lei-ll. In
uml UlllllllM till" piil'tles l.'k'.lll.V Mlltllleillller. Ill,
will iiltenil to (lulled (if Ills nppolhlhielit ill 1 1n
ulllc). of siniili a (.llU-ri lii Mlilillelinrgli mi s.ii
linlay, April VI, s, uf Hi oeloeku. In. of said
lay. when uml where all pat'tlen IiiIi'i-mmimiI are
re.pii ni.sl to pnwni their claims tietiire the mi
ilerslirneil, or to U Ueliarrt'dfrniii coming In on
said Mud.
THOMAS'.!. SMITH.
.Mart'h 81. 1SX. ' Ail ll"r.
Notice to Builders and Contractors
Tlie building committee of flin Missionary In
stltute ut selliisgrovn, I'a . Invlve pmposaN for
tliu eris-llouuf h new building tin I lie cumpiiH of
the limtltutA'. 1'lans uml siieelflCHttoiiH can ls
seen nt the ofllcool llio chali iiimi or seereUiry of
the committee. Illds will lie reeelvtHl until April
wi. The cmunlllee reserves th right ut reject
sny or all hirts. Adtlrwn Prank l. Mn-ihie-i,
chalrmaa
COM"
S.r.SiIEAKY,
Insurance Agent and Ilroker,
l'euns Creek, 1. ). Pa.
(Inly flr-t cln" SliK-k Ounpnnlrt reprcfenteil.
You -Imii mi premium note", hanra yuu pnyno
a...tniioiieiits.
In-urimrp pliiot..) on nil kin, In el k"oI larm
pmpnrt.v, dwi'lllnuii, -ten-i ami chnri-lii-n iiuy.
srhi-rn In Snv.ler ami t n Ion renin I,-.
tutu-cln CM. Sho-rer'n Store.t'untrivllla, I'a
D
U. L. H. VOKLKLEH.
I) 10 NT 1ST-
Treating, tilling, artilW-ial teeth, bridge
ami t-rowu wu.'k. Nitrous t,.ide gas
for painless extractions. Everything
pert:iluing to tleutistrv.
Van Hoskirk's old stand.
SELINSCKOYE, PA.
Caution Notice.
Nollee Is hereliv given that I have pureliiised
ill I'uiiHlalile's sale III Mldillei'l'eek township, en
Hie v.'llli day of r'elnuary, lsiil, the follnu luif
Co." Is ol I'ailierihM Hoiisii ami I. 'II iliesnine In
lier possession. All parlies are eaillloneil not to
nieildlM with the same : 1 row uml 4ot'hlekens.
.1 Villi's Kill ll.
AtiKNTS WANTKI for the only Al TllolllEH
O "h"J V Ul U1UIUU,
Hv IJAII, HAMILTON. Ills literary eveeutor.
w Illl Hie i'oiiH-i alloii of ills fiimllv, ami lor Mr.
Ill, line s t'omplefe Works. "TW'lA' l V i:.l(S
OK i t iNiiltKsS. " and his lat.-r I n h k , "I'ol.l f.
t'AI, lUSt TsIONS," one prosN i tiis tor these
H IIKS'I' sKI.I.IM, liiHiks In the market, A. K.
I'. Jordan of Me., look Inn orders from III si us
falls : itgenl'H ntlt tlT. M. Mrs. Ilallanl ol o.,
lisik l.'i orders, i;i seal Uusslu, In 1 dav, proiu
f'.'U.V.'i. Iv N. Hire of Mas..tiHik 1!T orders In 4
da-s ; priilll 17 v:. J. I'artrldge of Me., I.k 4:1
orders rroin ealls ; iiroill i;.!.-.'!. K. A. I'aliuer
ol N. Dak., took M orders In .) iuvh; prolll s -j.-,.
K.Xt l.l sIVK TKKHIToltY given. If oii wish
to make I.AKi.U Mo.NKV I lie Inunecllaiily lor
terms to
Till-. IIKXltV HILL fill. rt., Norwlrll. limn.
March s. lsid, iw.
50 World's Fair Views Free.
ThM'Toullry KeeS'r" has reaehed the front
lis the leading aiitorltv on KMillry Sixteen
large pages iiionililv. llfty feiils lu-r iinniim.
"Farni ami llreslde" isn lil-pugn pa-r fuming
twice n in. iiii h. miy rents per milium. We will
semi Ixilh naiieis one year and lllty pholo
graphic view s of tlm Woild's Kali, to new hiiIi-KcrllM-rs
only, all lor litty eenls. Sample t-opy
of the I'oiilliy Keeper." with particulars tree.
Send live oeuls for either of the following lack
numlx-rs equal to a-j.veent issik : I'onltry Hous
es. July Is'.u, has Ml views; Hrooder nud In-filtialoi-s.
August lssu uml AuguM Is'.M. Ad
dress, "Tho Poultry Keels-r to.,'' 1'uikusburg.
I'u.
To the Public, Generally.
As Congress did not pnss the extra
revenue on whiskey, the Murks brands
of whiskey all of my own make
remain the same price. New white
whiskey. 1.75 ; 111 to IS months old.
fj.UO ; to 1!0 mouths old, o ; IU
to :! months old. $:).m. IIS to 4','
month) old, a 5(1 ; These are all flue
goods. J)o not forget the old stand.
Empty whiskey barrels $l.ft().
J. L. Marks,
Near It. It. Station. Middlebtigh, Ph.
L"o1".",Vru kP.J.B.MAVf(,iuiilr-li.
I'll 11.4., r. "wu.u uouiuUiiwT.UtfrMibailiiMa.
CM.MluUa-. KiMlrMiUf ih,iotj4-,l4laitai.r.,l-
vo-t aww-, i a.m. w r -n.
Vanteo SausmanH
STts'K nnd SKKIl l'OTATOKS. 1.1HKH L SAt
AKY or t OMlssiN I'Alli WK.KKI.Y. I'Klt
M NK.N T and PAVIMI POSITIONS lo (Ifiol)
MKN. SI'Ki'lAL IMirt'KMKN'I'S to HK.UI".
NKHS. KXt l.l sIVK TKRKITOKY OIVKN IF
DKslKKK. Write ut once lor terms to
Ttc Hawks Nnrscr? Co-.RochLStcrN.T-
A DMIMSIUATOUSNOTICK. Let
Vterstif Administration on thees-
tlte el 1!. l,.1.'l Scherh Imp Ol SI l.lilleliliruh
Kermu h. Snydi-r eouuty, I'n., dw'd. hnvliiv
Im-i-ii urmiied to llm iiml'-r-laeed, nil per-et.f
kiii.w;t,i ihemr.-n..- Iielnl.trd in pit 1,1 e-tuts em
r-iiii-ti'd to iiihs liiiiiicdm't psrinrnt, whil
tlie.n hnvliiK i-l'iliii will prt-.i-nt them d'lljr u-llir-lltleal.-il
to 'w UD'ti-r-l'lK-d,
M. K. St lMH'll.
Mnrclil,'m AlininiKlrater
IXKCCTdKS' N'OTICi:. Notice Is
iherebv given t tint. Letters Testa
iii-htH-i en tin- r-inli- nl II ;N H Y KKI.N.tl-'d
I iim ei'lienvi-r iiiwn.ltlp Snyder t'eiinly, I'a.
lu-i-n o"iic. .i Ho- undi-r-iuni-d re-ldim in
siil tesiclnp. All t"-roi", tlii-rrlurn, Inilulded
I., -at, rt it.- mil iln piii,li-' I mined lata pay-iin-ut.
nml t luivim plitima nxaln-t it will
pr.-eiit ihrm t..r fpitl.-maiit to
MII.I.AIMI KH!N.
KlUNk K. kDHN.
.I.J. K l-.UN.
I'UIN lll.l KH'K.
Kin'Utori.
JAS.L
cKorsi:,
A ITOUNKY AT I. AW.
Mllim.Klirilll. I'A .
All business entruste.l ti his eare
will reeelve roinpt attention. Con
siiltation in Ktiglish and Herman.
fJIIIK SUMMIT IIOI SK,
SYl.VKSTr.lt.noWKN.I'KOP.
Tirst class aeroinmodations to the
traveling publii;. Hood stabling for
tlie horses. lOverylhltig new.
miles south of Mnldleburgli on
he road to Freeburg. fl IS H!l
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
b.ij i La mm aaat an mr alf T. AdHPtA4
to t'it. Vllliw-nr e.ioiirr.
nomtt. pn,.e. -.'. "
trrnli mahr Ihrni aa loa-V) prrf nr.
Oin. in a tMiclsiw mn a m tn all I ha
nilKlitiini. Km In-lmnii-nt- tin t7". 'a
niiiKlitr. n ll-tanea. eooiplata, rMrt? for
luwalien-lol-iw.1. fan Is, fill up l;r M oa
nYtr ci' t uf nr-lnr, no ri oirinii. Il a la
tin,- W urnintnl A monr mnkr. vr"a
W. P. Harrlton to. tiera iu. voiumuu., w.
BUGGIES at 4 Price r-
' r-iT..p lliiifKjr
.. t'T Wpllit tli
.. M rHII'KH tun
y 11; .Miix ll Al.l
u. f G..niiH-tlt,.n
4 Vn l...Siirri- ii; .ml II ALL v"?i''
I IUU-14.II .
t 'i Iteail Wmruu. t is c.iiia-llt..r-. aA
ait n..i i-urt . m iiiit r fx-. vvJ
lei liuiiy " t :.Miililliuin
't iT n " f S .'-! .r..flf .
'Inis-nli Sfwlfllp. ai &:if -At'tf'a I'm
3fiK
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IIjU Lawn-uru St , C'luiUinati, o. ?I0
i. r. .i i ti 'ju xiu
Mb ma
Cnsltv. Ouioklv. rnrinanantlv Rostorcd
Yitla.ftrft, Nrrvniiu' lrtt1Mir. nnd nil
t!w tr.ttn t fVtln Inttii urtjr vt ntrsor Intitr fcvitMt
thn rt'outitt of iTrrw-rh, u Vim', wiurjr, cto, Kull
irrrnith, iliTnlnmH-nt, aii-I lnn virin V rxrf
n-!nii una iMirtmn of thn h-rtjr. Hluiftln, nnturtil
ni-thiMln. liun'fili.ti iin;invtjiiirt sei-n. l-uilur
ltm,HiihlA. Vint) nrn-iti'. li. xpl4UiaUunfl
CRIB MKOIOAL CO., BUFFALO, $L Y.
HENCH&DROMGOLP'S
.7
SAW MILLNGINES
" '.. ..M-T..,.-ui,-,n in rrirnnn rrraa ana
'is-lliii-k. Hack Iiiiitlnn tif C'urrliiKi. threr llmi-a
l. Il.S, II. Hltv .itlii.r In til.. II...I...I
i luteh l''ird. rallNlni-all tin ftiM uitirlna 10 aland
MIII wlillt IwckliiKi srent aaln In piwrr and
wi nr, Write fer t-ireulara anil irliin; furnli.li.1
Irve iixn i.llcailoii. AIo Hprl Tnnlh 1 1 nr.
rima, llnv Knkrx, tf ulilviuorn. l orn I'lnnt.
rra, Hkelli-ra, etc. .lci(iun (Ai -xi;xrr.
HENCH & DRJ1MG0LD, Manfrs., YORK.JPA.
crown Acme.
Tlir l.i -st. r.innnic Oil that ean bo
inali' from 'rtroleuiu.
It Kives ii brilliant li'ht.
It. will not H'liol.D the chimney.
It v i!l not char tlie wick.
It has a high tin- lest.
It will not explode.
It in without h comparison us a per
fection Family Safety Oil.
It is iiiaiiiifactiui'il from tho linest
('nnlu in the most perfectly equip
peil refineries in tho worUl
It in tho Best.
Ask your ileulcr for Crown Acme.
Trailo orders tilled by
Yours truly,
THE ATLANTIC ESPIUINCr CO.
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, l'o.
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BE? MEM
P. C. IiARTAAN,
Tonssori.'il Artit,
has just opened a room in W.
W. Witteninyer's building,
where- ho is prepared to do
first el ass work.
.March 29, '91.
Stoves, Stoves, Stoves !
11AXGKS from
$13.00 up.
Improved Cook
Stoves, from flKt.OO
up.
These tire astonishingly low prie. but tii'Miey is nion-v now a.id gie
r (-rent wnyn If you pay the nasli whleti is the way I d business, nnd it Is
the ehenpest In the end in you ctiu nave, 'i') per cent, by buying of me. I
nlsoliandle
Stove Fixtures
with nil kinds and sizes of pipe ready
uuiniiiB i oner.
M. L.
1 Hiiuare South of Depot.
This Space is Reserved for
G. C. GUTELIUS
THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER!
Mn Ml Mai! n Man
but they go a reat ways in thntdireetlon. Then wby send to the
City for ready-made clothiutf and then take theiu to a nkf lletl local
tailor to improve the fit, when you ean get a
SUBSTANTIAL MAKE Al ROOD FIT
at once ov coing to
HENRY L. PHILLIPS
MERCHANT TA1LOH, Selir.S(-rove, Pa., where your work Is always
guaranteed or you have recourse. This is a question that Interests
every man and boy .A ueat-flttlng suit, no matter what the material
is It always look9 better than an fit-lining suit no matter how fine
the goods. Then come nt once aud get lit si
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Late Foreman for E. E. BUCK, four doors west of Bank. 8elingrove.
New York Weeky Tribune
AND
The Middleburgh, POST.
ONE YEAR.
$1.75
Address all orders
SQUAKK HKaT
KUS from $1.00
up.
And all other Coal
Sto-.es from $3.25
up.
and Spouting,
for use. (Jive me a call ami see what
SIIAXXOX, Swineford, Vn.
to THE POST.
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