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Published every Thursday.
Geo W Warjenseller, Editor.
Arthur E Cooper, Manager.
Subscript ion 1.G0 per year.
1 which must tie nul l In advance when sent out
side the county.)
ITIIOF ADVf RTISINO.
All transient advertisements oMiTwIse
cent i-r line (ii.n,..irici ui. rt-.iir.-i (or tlrst Ins. r
II,'!, and u rents T line Mr every nitiuctit
li-M-rt 1, hi .
Cooper & WaKV-nsuller, I'rop'r.
Thursday, May 10, 1891.
Standing Committeemen.
a.,lma-,l. J. Vlddleswarth. .1. h rcllemlt.
iu-,ivcr-lrMii Klii-.v. VKhan !-. '
Ui.t wi-A '''v"'."iwll"i,j:." """ r-
ivnire f. VV. iiiiii"-. . r. H-n:.
: ;s ;.,,,:. i.. m. -!i-r. ""'. ii,,p-
Ml.ll-.irw'li -.1. II. h. .ads, William K.
XHldlecre. 'k-W. A. w- r. n .-.
liiins i. A. K..n(Tinii. '. A. Mr lei an
Ivnn-lrMii V. t J'i..'ii-l.lfr Hirtlil Mui
! .. t ....t Irrlll llflVfr.
TM": . i u riMiir. T. M. urayMIL
s.irii.j-A M Aurund. luU.I Mld.lli-wurtli.
Sll li. K.. k.,r. K.I. It J ..m.H-rm.tf.
J.biiiii.u-wiii. r. limi.Mi, rump l m.ij-it.
Republican Ticket.
1 nlNTV.
Kur A-.-- iiiWy.
I II VS. V. I1KKMANN.
Kur ppithonotary,
l.r. M'llm II.
I'lirlii i-o r li ri.-r.
li. M. MIISHKI..
For liliirli l AM.irii-.
.1. M. IIAKKIt.
Fur Jury ivuntnlsslcihcr,
.1. il. KSKIT.
Should There I Somebody to Look
After County Bridges?
If there wiih some ono to rcular
ly visit ntnl inspect all the bridges in
tlii'county it would save much money.
Often the prompt repair of slightly
,l,iiiniL'ii,l iiiiiHoiirv or the cleuninir of
the ehiumel or Home slight littlo at
tention would hiivo a much lurer
Hum later. Almont everybody ran re
eiill instanceH coming under their
own observation where if hoiuo one
had promptly reported n damaged
bridge it could have boon repaired
ami prevented its being 8 wept away
by a subsequent flood.
If the county Lad a Hridge Com
missioner Le would save his salary
many times over in this way in tho
course of a year, if he were faithful
iu attending to his duties.
Would it not be well if we had
some such office Y The County Com-
misRioner are now Kept vry iny
looking after the business of the
couuty that is laid upon them. They
respond to all calls to visit damuged
bridges and repair them promptly
but nino times out of ten nobody
calls attention to it until tho bridges
become impassable or damaged.
Discard Bangs.
A New York exchange says that a
physician there advises mothers to
discard bangs, even for their small
est daughters, these very littlo girls
being the only ones whom fashion,
at the moment, permits to wear
them. There are, it seems, sensitive
nerves ubout tho eyebrows which
are weakened when tho hair is long
enough to rest upon them.
TheHo nerves directly concern tho
sight, and that important function
is more or less tampered with by this
constant though slight weight of
hair. And another physician inveighs
against another practice, which has
never been regarded as having any
especially serious effects that of
having night lights in children's
bedrooms. Instoad of allowing the
optic nerves tho perfect rest aflorded
by darkness tho light keeps them in
perpetual stimulation, with the re
sult of causing tho brain and the
rest of the nervous system to suffer,
Regimental Reunion.
A flrand Reunion of tho 208th Re
giment, 1 V., will bo held at New-
port, l'a., Tuesday, May 15, im, to
which all veteran soldiers and the
public aro cordially invited.
General James A. Reaver, ex-Gover
nor of Pennsylvania ; Colonel Thom
as J. Stewart, Secretary of Internal
Affairs, and his deputy, Major Isaac
R. Rrown, have id ready signified
their intention of being with us.
His old comrades all hope to have
Major Alexander Robb present, too.
A street parade will tako placo
at 1 o'clock 1 M., composed of
all old soldiers in attendance, Post
'J'.'T, O. A. R., and tho several secret
societies of Newport, with ouy of
their visitiug brethern prosent.
A public Cauipfire will bo held in
tho evening, in tho Centennial Hall,
when addresses will be delivered by
the distinguished guests present
and others, including an address of
welcouio by a citizen of Newport.
Orders for excursion tickets on the
P. R. R. system may bo had by ap
plying to 13. W. Gnatt, Newport, l'a.
COMMITEE.
BANK STATEMENT,
ItciKirt of tli Comlltlon of the First Snllonnl
It ink nf MliMli'tiurirh, at MlilillclHirtrli, In llm
stiitc of vniivlviiiilA, at I he clue ol IiiihIiicm
Miiy 4. liwi :
RESOURCES.
l.oAti-. ntirl discount II
41,143 M
ou-nriirt, n.t'iin-1 and unwcuriHl....
I'. S. Ilnnd to i-uri circulation
enMiilumi on V. S. Honda......
county lUm'K
HanKlnir lioiiH).. furniture, and fl.xtun-ft
i i h.-r n-iil estate and morjrmrc owned
put' fpnn NnllotiHl Hankaiuot Kcw-rre
Airentai
pile fnmi si iitc Hunks and bankers ....
line from approved row aifenm
chei'ka and other caxh Item
Notes of other S.itloiiul Hunks
Friw lloiKl paper currency, nlckli-H, and
cent
Specie
l.eifal-telnli-r holes
Keileiiipifoti lumlwlth V. H. Trciixtin-r
ti per cent, of circulation)
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LIARILITIES.
( nlillalsioi-k paldln l.nnann
Sui plus Fund P.IMI.WI
I'iiiIivii-I protlls, li-wt cxpenwMi and
liivsp'ild K.N4.TI
Nalloiml Hank loten oiitHtandlnK lM.Nm.ui
Hue toother Nutlonal liiiiika,. S.4-I1.M
llllllllilUllI di Hill HllllJlS-f
to check H6.87T.01
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T( IT A I IINO.MO.U
STA'I K IF I'F.NNsYI.VANIA.i
SNVIiKltl iU NTV, as: f
I.. I. N. TlloMI'MoV. Jr., t'liahlerof thn nliove
naiiiiil liiink. do solemnly swear that Ihn alnivn
stiiteiiienl Is true to tho best of my knowledKe.
mid belief.
.1. N. THOMPSON, Jr..Caalilpr.
Sul-rllH'd mid sworn to before hie this Sth
day of .Mary lw.it.
JAY (1. WKISEK. Notary I'uhllc.
fiiHRSiT Attrst :
). At. Fit EI SilKM II.
A. KKF.F.I4KK.
W. W. WITTKNMVKH.
illllKlTOHH.
CEXTREVILLE.
ThiUMlay laM N-Ini; Ascension day iplllo a
iiuinlH-r of our yiiuni: folks (and sonic of the old
er ones) repaired to the creek for a days' fishing.
Some people have n pi-culliir Idea or supersti
tion that cM-ry luxly should ko flshliu; on Ascen
sion day. From w houce It comin or w hat was
Its orU'lti nolxidy pn-tends to explain. The day
iH-lnif unsatw.ictory fyr a catch I aupose the on
ly hlte they had wasthal taken aloii.
Al. Marhiirtfer of s.-lliiKurove, paid us a friend
ly ilslt one day lust wivk.
J. I- snyder of I'aulliig Station was In tills
vicinity several days Inst week.
Storeki"-s-raiid l.autfcr A. M. Tscliopp of tho
Hart man iltMlllcry was with his family at F.ll.a
hethvllli' over Sunday.
I S. 1 1 art intiii of the Ontrevllle Hotel, Is now
a full United landlord, having' the license; In
his own name. Schuyler boa been connected
Ioiik enough with the hotel to merit a KrowltiK
painnuice without a word of commendation
from a newspaper reporter.
J. II. Lloyd and wife of Adumsburtf, wro tho
1,'iiestsof S. K. Slieniy on Sunday.
Curt, and llert. WtiKner, two prominent citi
zens of Lcwlsburc accompanied by their wives
were the K'ucsts of L. S. Ilartman's on Sunday.
I). J. Ilrecan and wife of Adamnburg, rnmo
down on Saturday evonlnif to visit ri-liitlvea In
this place. Dan. returned home on Sunday af
ternoon, leaving his wifo here to stay wit h her
parents a week or so. l)an. claims he ate enough
while here to do a week without a cook.
W. II. llartiniin and w ife visited In Mimiiiburg
on Sunday.
UeorneSlellfor utUould's Hotel, Mimiuburff,
paid Schuyler Hart man a friendly vlalt on Sun-
lay. ' '. .
J. K. Sheckel paid Miminburg' buahieas visit
Saturday.
M. I. Hock, a lumberman of Gorton Heights,
paid our town s business visit recently.
Mr. (illliralth, aci-oaipunlod by his lady friend,
Miss PutikellHTger of Mlddleburg, wore tho
KueaiH of Peter llartnian'a family on Sunday.
I'cter urove, William Uoyer and Charles Hnod
tni.HH of Minilhhurk. wen- In town on Sunday.
I'linstablo A. A. Iwa and James MUHRcr of
llurtlcton were hero on business on Monday.
!.. A. Hank of I.cwtsburu. . K. nickel of Mil-
lershuri:, and W. N. Ilelmbiu-h of lleavertown
commercial travelers. Interviewed our mer
chants on Monday.
lr. A. s. runiuilngs of Siiuliury. rciflfltered In
town on Monday evening.
J. P. Itcltz of Ml.lilli liiirgh, did buslnew In
town on Tuesday. Occasional.
Special Cash Bargain Sale of Boots and
Shoes.
A Reduction of 20 cents on the
dollar on about 4."0 pairs of Men's,
Boys', Women's, Misses' and Chil
dren s Shoes until April 1st, at M,
S. Schroyer's, Selinsgrovo.
To Farmers and Stock Raisers.
The undersigned takes this method
of informing the public that his
llambletoniun Stud"Star" wilUtand
for the entire season at the stable
of the Summit Uotel throe miles
south-west of Middleburg on the
road loading to Freeburg. Ratos
3JIUKJ.
, Syiaebteb Bowk.
March 29, 8 mos. Owner
About twenty-live Sous of Vet
erans of Mt. Carmel are making
arrangements to attend the state
convention of the order to be held
at Johnstown in the early part of
June. They expect to travel in a
private car and will have a lively
time on the way. C. E. John, Esq.,
win be a candidate before the con
vention lor the jwsition of State
Colonel, the highest office in tho
gift of tho body, and he has excel
lent chances of securing it.
Tho peculiarities of tlm
offers certain curiosities which are
11U10 KllOWU. Vino IOllOWint am n
few of them : No century can com
mence on a Wednesday. 1-Yi.W
muuruay. me month of October
always commences on tho same day
. T mi . .- - - - J .
ui mu n as me mouth or Jan
uary ; February, March and Novem
ner commence on tho same day of
tuowceic. wnereaa Mav. , nn.
August commence on different days.
luiTOiuii-ii uu uofc nppiv to lean
years. 1 he ordinary year in hIwavb
tiuished on the sama 1.iv nf
week when it commenend T,
years repeat themselves that is to
say, they havo tho Bamo mUn.Ur
every 28 years.
UF.HSTER H NOTICKS.-Notle Is hereby rl.
en that the following named persons have
filed their Administrators', (tuardlan, and F.
ecutora' accounts In the KiHj1ster"a ofllce of Snr
der t'oiintv, and the nuinn will be presented for
eonnmmtlon and allowance at the Court House
In Mlddleburgh. Monday, May 4S,
1. First and final account of Wm. F. Howell,
executor of the estate of Sophia Knepp, dee d;
eke) Attorney In Fact for the heirs of (too. Kncpp,
iit.en.Hed.
9. Klrst and final account of o, S. Kerstetter,
(luanllan of Levi Kerllti, minor child of Peter
Kerlln, deceaseil.
S. Final account of .1. II. llnrtman.Ounrdlan of
Oliver Saiiiiscll, minor child of lieorge. S.miiM-ll,
ueceaseu.
4. First and final account of Wm. Mover, exeoir
tor of the estate of Samuel Itelchenhach, lute of
wa.niingion township, deceased.
ft. Final account of Simon and Thns. Ilutntnet,
niliiilnlstriitors of the estate of Jacob Hummel,
laie 01 .Monnx; township, deceased.
1. First account of Wm. II. (lembcrllng. Amos
r. (teinlH-rllng and Solomon Alip. executor of
vue r-itur ui tfuiiin nun iteiiiis-riiiig, oiTeawci.
7. First and final Account of Philip Amis, ad
ministrator of the estate of John Amltf, late of
nni j i rr,v townsnip, uccc:isi-l.
. First and final account of saimi"! F. and
ll.-li lamlii J. Maurer. iiilinlnlst rutors of the estate
of Samuel J. Maurer, deceased.
9. Account of .Tunica .1. Bnd Alvln Herman, ad
minis! rators of the estate of Peter lleriniiu, late
ouacason uiwnsiup, aoccosea.
10 Account of Ivl Beaver, administrator of the
estate of Hcirge K. H-aver. late of Monroe town
ship, duceaned.
II. Aceoiirif of John Fetter, one of the exeeii.
tors of the estate of Jacob Fetter, late of I'eliu
tow nship, deceased.
14. First and final account of Mnrv A. nml
HoiKTt W. stout, administrators of the esuite of
Joseph I). MouU UOTiised.
1.1. First and final account of , S. Hitter, ad
ministrator of the estate of John Young, lute of
Monroe township, deceased.
14. First and final account of It. c. Flsa ad
mliilstrator of the estate of Mary lloiish late of
.Monn township, deceased.
1. M. SIILNDKL.
Middleburg, Pa.. May 3rd. Ht. Register.
S. F. SHEAUY,
Insurance Agent and Broker,
Ten us Creek, P. O. Pa.
Only nmtclaM Stock (hmpanirt rcprrpented.
You lu nu pruiiilum notas, hauca you pay no
asrcMiugiits.
lnsuranco plscnd on all klmlnnl koihI tarm
property, dwi-llinni". moral and churchvi any.
where In Knviler and t'nlnn conntleii.
(illK-c In C. M. .Showvr'ii .Stom.Ci-ntrcvllla, l'a
50 World's Fair Views Free.
The "Poultry Keeper " has reaeheil the front
as the Icullii.' nutorllv on poiiltrv slMc-n
large pages monthly, llfty cents per annum.
"Farm and llteslile' isa IS-page paK-r coining
tw Ice a month, fifty cent jht annum. We will
send both papers one year and lllty photo,
graphic view sol the Woild'a Fair, to new suli-scrllK-rs
only, all for lllty cents, sample copy
of the "Poultiy K.s-s-r." with pari Iculiirs free.
Send live ociils fur clt her of the lollowlng back
iiiitnlM-rs eipial to n i!A-e-tit iHsik : Poultry Hous
es, July ls.il, has .'ill views; lliisslers and In
cuhators, August 1h-s ami August ls'.n. Ad
dress, "Tho Poultry Keeper Co.,'' Parkesburg,
Pa.
BHKUIFF'S SALKOF
REAL ESTATE !
Hy virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. Issued out of the
Court of I'ommoii Pleas and to me directed, I
will expose to Public Sale at the Court House In
Mlddlcburgh at 1 o'clock P.M. on
Saturday, May 12, 1804.
The following Described Heal Kstate, to wit t
All that. certain inwsunge or trai-t of land sit
uate In Chapman township, Snvder county, Pa..
iMiunded, North bv lands of I'hlllp Kersteter,
Koat liy lands of John M. Klne and ileo. Snyder,
south ny lands of J. II. Hall. West hy landa of J.
B. Hall and John price, containing 110 ACKKS
more or lesa, whereon are rrwvd TWO JJOLS
KS MK tMWN aprt other outb-lVJluire.
Selnsl, taken Into execution and to be sold aa
the property of Franklin Kn-lter.
AI.FHF.ISPBCIT. ShertfT.
Sherirrsonice, Mlddlcburgh, April iu, ism.
PHIL., ri. Iwam; DoirMloi.rI.UIl !.
OohIuUmi Kn4mmaur phi ,lrlwi, ladlM prnvl.
mxiumu. Mm In almur. O0U.ku.l A M. ulrjl.
DR. KILMER'S
K
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TsciBtAT KIDNEY LIVERS
Biliousness
Headache, foul hreath. aoor itnmirh haarf.
burn, pain In chest, dyspepsia, constipation.
l'oor D i ires t ion
Dlstn-ra after rating, pain and Moating In the
itomach, short ueaaof breath, pain in the heart.
liOss oi Appetite
A splendid feeling to-day and depressed one
to-uiorrow, nothing x.-uis to taste good, tired,
ilis-pli-M and all unstrung, weakness, debility.
Sw anip-llooc builds up quickly a rundown
constitution and makes the weak strong.
Al Druggists SO cent and 11.00 else.
"lnrallda' Uuld to IImJu" (ra-CoojulUlloa fn.
Dlt. KlLMElt & CO., IIINOI1AMTON. N. Y.
WEIiSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
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"Vnabrldkea."
Kvfrvhrutv
should own this
JUctlonary. It an
swers all questions
concernlniF tlm hla.
tory, sielliug, pro-
iui..-iuiifiii, unit
lui-aiilng of words.
A Library iu
Itself, it also
(.'Ivrs Hie often ilc-
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concerntngemlnont persona j foots concern
ing tho countries, cliles, towiin, and nat
ural fentnr.anf thM ..L.lu. . .......
. - ..iiiiiiin t-uil-
rerniiig noted nctltiuiis ikthoiis and iilaees;
v, i,nri;ii 1II0IUIIUUH. Ji 14 III-
vAliiajile In the Luuio, oUiise, study, and
The One ?rcjir Stnnitnrtf Avthnrtlv.
Hob. II. J. lirrnrr. .Iii.iko vl V. s. hiiin-m
. . -.- uv iiiiti iihuwiim if..-u)iiMry u
u '"'r''110" ' dictlonariM. I iciiinuua u to
SttlJ by All lUK,keUcr4.
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IGNMR. ll ru
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U. J. C. AMia. 1. D. 8.
Treating, filling, nrtindal teeth,
crown and bride work. Teeth ex
tracted without, mln. Satisfaction
truuranteed Odle next door to the
Tost printing cilllcie.
MlDDLEBURail, l'A.
Wanted Salesman
to sell s
holce line
ItSEHY
STfK'K and SFFD PnTATOFS. l.lPF.ItAL SAL
ARY or COMMISSION PAIII WKF.KLY. I'KH-
MANKNT and HAYINd POSITIONS to MW
MKN. SI'KCIAI, 1NIH CKMF.NTS to P.KH1.N
XKItS. KXCl.l SIVK TKHKITOHY tilVKN IF
HKSl KF.I). nie al once for terms to
Tbi) Hawlcs Nnrscry Co-. RocbcsterN. Y
JA9. O. CUOUSE,
ATTOIIXKT AT LAW,
MlDOLKUCIlH. PA.
All iiislnesa etitruntej to his ear
will receive prompt, attention. Con1
sulfation In Kuiflisli Ktid (ierinau.
D
U. L. II. VOELKLEIL
DENTIST
Trent ink', filling. HrtlOUl teeth, bridge
and crown work. Nitrous oxide gas
for painless ex t met ions. Everything
pertHiiiing to .lent li-trv.
Van Husk irk 'a old stand.
SEUNSQKOVE. PA.
ELECTRIC TELEPHONE
aMooriht.Bpnl,oroTtr- ArM
tn cur. Vllla or Ooanlrr. Wa l
hens. ahop. Mora aad ofloa. Oiaaiaat snnaan
taaaa ajd h-t aal l.r aa aarth.
Amrmtm 11 aiai w " a- w- f -
Ona la raalilenra maana aala all the
an "whara. an, dtatanra. OcrnipUU, raar
. i S 4 IhA adal aah ha ASS V nfltam
nararonlot orrtar, no rapalrlna. laata a Ills
lima. Warrsnlad. A tnonaf maljar. W "ta
W. P. Harrison 4 Co.. Clerk 10. Cotuaibua. 0.
BUGGIES at h Price nnS
, aula n
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D liiiKirr... w. mt tha t r " 'i7
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Ensiiy. Quickly, Prmnnently Restored.
Hraknria, lNrrvounr, Urbllltjr. nml nil
the trnin of wtlt fnmi rrly i'rmmorlriujr eicuMPt.
Ui null of orprwnrk, ulc kncM, wnrry, (. Full
trength, deTlopmvnt, And ton jriTon i ery
orvan and priiMin f lh body. Himptu, nntiinu
nn'tlnMli. luittH'ilmtH tntjinivuaiint won. Kailur
Inip-MKiblA. rWtrvnrp. ltMti, xplaottUoat
AuU prtMifr. cikiUmI (m-nludi fro. Addrvn
CRIK Ml OIOAL CO., BUFFALO. M. Y.
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 a high fire test.
It will not exploilp.
It is without a comparison as a per
fection Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from the finest
Crude in tho most perfectly equip
ped refineries in the world
It is the liest.
Ask your dealer for Crown Acme.
Trade orders filled by
Yours truly,
THE ATLANTIC nS?I2TI2TG CO.
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, Pa.
L
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otbsbd un ramus
(rATBSTBD)
The BtroBtrea and rest T.ya
mxla. I'nllao oibur Lva. it tsiinc
a Aim r'wi1" and Dai'knd la a can
vl Ui roniovaMa lid, Uw eooteois
are sJwajra mdy fa uaa. Win
make the beat is-rfumnl Hard s.p
in art nilnuloa oliboait bioIIIm.
IS la SB Beal turcl.nilu aoute
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P. C. MARTAAN,
Tonsorial Artist,
has just opened a room in W.
AV. lltenmycr s building,
where ho is prepared to do
first class work,
March 29, '91.
To the Public, Generally.
As (Jouuress did not pass the extra
revenue on whiskev-.tlie Alarksbraods
of whiskey all of my own make
remain the same prioe. JNew white
whiskey, $1.73 ; 10 to It) months old,
$3.00 ; 88 to 80 months old, 3.5o ; M
to Ut months old. $3.00. iiS to 42
mouths old, 8.50 These ure all fine
goods. Do not forget the old stand.
Empty whlnkey barrels $1,50,
J. L. Marks,
Near R. R. Station. Mlddlebugh, P.
D
ARK PENNYROYAL PIUS
the celchruted female Kcifiiliitsr are ner.
rf.s-tly Hitfc and always n-llnlilc. p'or all
lrrcKiilarltlca, imliiful Mniislruiitloiis.Siiiv
nrcssliiii. eto.. tlicv uevnr full i. nrrnpil a
speeily and certain relief. No ExMrlmuut, but
a aclcntlilc and iKisitlve relief, adupted only af
ter years of experience. .II orders supplied
direct from our ofllce. l'rlce per package, $1 iki,
or blx pucknwri-s for S.M10. Iiv iiuill isisinulit. Rv.
ery I'ackiitfo ouarnteed. Part Ictilura (sealed) so.
All correspunaence strictly t'ontldcutlul.
PAHK HKJIEDT CO., Boston, Mess.
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Write your name and address
with Ten Cents to FAMOUS WAR
. nnrcli. Tn . ftnrt rencirn Prveffnlirt
u o-i i ...vvv,. .v.v.vuvvt u.a.liuai x niuuuB 1 1 ar 1'lc
2 tures, by Edwin Forbes and others, 12xlG inches. The OR VAT
EST VALUE EER OFFERED.
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XSame,
Post Office,
County,. . . .
State
T- -" "! T- T-
Spring Opening
Oft?
AT-
OPPENHEIMER'S
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In
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AVo tako pleasure iu announcing that we have
just opened tho lincst lot Clothing for Men,
Touths' and Uoys' ever brought into this section
of tho State, and made our purchases at rock-bottom
figures, our patrons will reap tho ml vantage
of our good luck. We are prepared to lit tho larg
est man and smallest boy from head to foot
with the most Fashionable Suits, Dress, Busi
ness and Working Clothing. Everything tho
latest in design,and tho best in make and material.
W o havo a superb line of Neckwear, Dress,
and Work Shirts, Hats and Caps, and a full
line of stylish White Vests, and many things of
which we will tell you later. Couio and see how
we can save money for you.
I have added to my Extensive Stock of Cloth
ing an ELEGANT LINE OP SHOES for Men,
Yonths and Boys. Wo can sell a Dood Dress
Shoo for $1.00 and npward. Please call and
be convinced that we can save money for you !
H. OPPEIMEHin ER,
SErjIXSGKOTK,!'-
This Space is Reserved for
G. C. GUTELIUS.
THE ONE- PRICE CLOTHIER!
Cite Don't IE 1 Man
but they go a great ways In thatdlreotlon. Then why send to the
City for ready-made clothlnjr and then take them to a skflled looal
tailor to Improve the fit, when you can jjet a
SOBSTMAL ME AMI BOOH FIT
al ouoe oy toing to
HENRY L. PHILLIPS-
MERCHANT TAILOR, Bellr.sgroye, To., where your work is always
guaranteed or you have recourse. This Is a question that Interests
every man and boy A neat-fitting suit.no matter what the material
is It always looks better than an UUfltting suit no matter how fine
the goods. Then come at once and get fits.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Late Foreuiau for E. E. BUCK, four doors west of Bank, Selinsgrove.
ale -X- jfe;
plainly, and send this Tiotot
PICTURES, TOST Middle-
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Cheap for $1.00. For preceed
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