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Tlie Au! Portiere.
Tlie folluwiiiiri'oiivi i-:itioii prt'Sfiits
a foriuidiiluV i leiidf lik'U life in Vuii
ulo, X. Y..
"A few 'veiiiii:; m," I naid to my
friend D.ire.d: 'Joseph why liiivn't
you marrmd." Tho question noeius
abrupt. I admit, hut tin moment wan
most proptt ions. A we sat in t lie ros
iest corner of tlx club room, testing
n new and recompensing brand of ci
gars, we talked awhile lit random and
linully wo too, drifted to tho subject
of murriauo in UufValo. We spoke of
the apparent reluetiinco of certain
you iik' men to do anything but daw
ille about tho 8iibjcct of thoir adora
tion, uml whou JoHoph said, 'Do not
blume theiu, perhaps it is not thoir
f ijult ,' I put him ttio Htartling ques
tj .n, ' loeph whylon't yon marry?'
IioHei.b look severnl longpulls at '
,rereptynigrbutnrianysaid,
his eyes fi xed on the ascending smoke:
'If you wish to know what has kept
me from matrimony I will tell you.
'It is the portiere.' I started.
Joseph went on: 'In other words
it is heeuuso parlors havo no doors
because, our modern houses ate one
vast whispering gallery in which tho
flight est sound is heard from one end
to the nther. It is years sinco I have
felt sure that I was absolutely alone
with a givl an environment necess
ary for sentimental demonstrations.
Huttoparticu!:iri.e. It isnotlong
since I became unusually interested
in a young woman of my acquaint
ance, l'ei hap I was in love with her.
If not I know that I might have be
come so. I paid her rather marked
attention for nearly a year, but in my
numerous visits to her house there
was never an opportunity for any
thing but the most formal conversa
tion. Usually her father sat in the
library across the hall in full hearing
if not iu view of us. Xo chance to
shut a door. At the parlor door
portiers; at the library door-portiers,
and never an opportunity for that
sense of private tete a-tcto which
gives a man inspiration for senti
mental deeds.
'Now, it is my idea that tho time
when mutual love is first acknowledg
ed should be a supreme moment in
lif e.one to be made thojmost of .and n't
to bo thrown away by any such insen
sate proco'dingus a proposal by letter,
or even to be risked at unpropitious
moments when interruption is prob
able or possihle. Therefore, I did not
tell my love with papa in the adjoining
room, or with tho servant fumbling at
the sideboard in the diningroom.with
only a thickness of curtain between
her aud us. I did not tell my love
while uu tho doors were wide open,
and tho sisters were active iu the u ri
per halls, and I could hear tho broth
er iu his room overhead dressing to
go out. Xo, I waited for somo mo
ment of insured privacy. It never
came.
lucre was a long silence. 'Well?'
I said at last. 'That is all. Last Sum
mer tho young woman in question
luado a visit to a provincial town
where sho could shut the parlor door.
Whilothoro she became engaged and
was married last Autumn.'
'Aud that is courtship as she is con
ducted iu Buffalo,' I sighed.
'That is the stato of things in niuo
houses out of ten where I pay social
visits,' said Joseph Dareal. And as
I recalled the homes of our wedduble
hut tin wedded maids I concluded that
Joseph was not wrong, and that what
is most needed by our young men ia
not courage, but 'a chance."'
"Give the bov n clirtnee."
Miss'onary Institute Commencement.
The exercises of Commencement
will take place as follows :
f t'M'AY, M'NE 3d.
10: :i!l a. m. Sermon to Graduates
of Collegiate Department, by J. It.
Dimm, I). I).
7 : :io v. m. Address to Y. M. C. A.,
bv llev. J. Yutzy, A. M., Selinsgrovc,
Pa.
MONKAY, ll'NE 4TH.
!: oo a. m. Kxamination of Colle
giate Department completed.
7::tu r. m. Freshman Class Ex
hibition in Hall.
ti ksiiay, .nine Sth.
10 : !I0 a. m. (iraduaticgExcrcises
of Theological Department.
7 : :io i. m. Inauguration of tho
Superintendent Elect.
! : 00 p.m. Annual Reception of
tho l'hilo Literary Society.
! : o p. m. JJanqiH t of Clio Liter
ary Society at Keystone Hotel.
WEDNESDAY, JfSE TH.
! : 00 a. m. Business meeting of
Collegiate Alumni Association.
10 : ."ID a. m. Address to Alumni of
Theological Department.
1 : :io p. m. Laying of the Corner
stone. ;( : oo p. m. Entertainment by
Students iu the Campus.
7 : :to .. m Address to tho Alumni
of the Collegiate Department, by
IJev. M. H. Havice, of Stone Church,
I'ii.
'.:00 p. m. Banquet of Collegiate
Alumni.
TIU HSDAY, It NE 7T.
lo : Oil a. m. Exercises of Gradu
ation by the Collegiate Department.
8.
Classical Department Prepares For
The
Junior Class of the Colleges.
HAS FOUR COURSES :
1. Tho Regular Collego Course,
2. The Latin Scientific,
i. Tho Euglish "Scientific,
4. Tho Normal Course.
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Monr.s-lirl.-H l.,l.uiy. .l,.riulali Hummel,
lames GlllxTt.JaeoU llower.
Pf nn Samuel .turn. ft.
ferry-A. n. M.irkley. David W. linker, I'uter
t lilt A.
Perrv WlhI U' II wlinll...
Sirliii;-.liiiiii'H KIlim-l.T. itrubou DreesfL. Paler
Helk'lHSr., Ilftirv lieu. "
I'nli.u I......I.U ui..t.i V.
WasluiiKtnu lsuac Leaker, W. II. Hipka.
liUA.M) JI HOUS.
AiIiiiiih-.A. II. swart;., 11. J. lllnifauian
M..avfr-,lai.(iliK. Ileihster. K. uIh u iirmsnlioe.
Heuver Hwwlnw. K. IK-i lister, JereuiliiU
hliepp, llenrv Kalllev.
centre Krank Saiulers. fvrus Murks
J.i.kinsivesier lleriuaii, Wuiiaia Uutellua,
Ihtllth iv 1 1 lit1.
JllddleliurK liavld F. Slalilneeker.
Mlililli.eiei'k balimel Ikiltluirer,
MiiuriHwK. It. Ilnlteiisteln,
Peiai-IV ter S. Ilermaii, W. '. MiiHll
1'eirv .1. A ki. mi,. I '
sprlinr W. J. IliirkelilM-ri;, J. 1. Hlni. ,,,,
Sflluriive-Kiank llaupi. I,1""1"1'"
I iilnii .laciib l'iilj;.
Wa.-ililntttuu Juhu b. Freed, Peter Kratzer.
A t,)M1N;iS ' ''"ATOirs NOTICE. Let
-inters of Aiiiuinistratlon on the
uwD.hl. huyiltr cuuiity, I1., ili'j "S !
lwn (irantod la tlx uu.lir.lg, ,,j $
re.,ui..i.d ,ttk, niMiieU.a.J i..vi?DLrblU
u. kurliiK claim, will lt.un tb.ubf
tliuntlciit.J to tlie unarinne,. m uul' u
' Adunuutrator
DR.KILM ER'S
1
thc.pcat KIDNEl LIVER
The SprJiiff Tonic
Mukva thin, pnle, sickly people well and f)tniiK.
La Orippo
riiPfHtheliail nft'r rffwt of thla trying epi
demic ond restore loot vljfor and vitality.
Impure Dlood
Erzema, tK-rofula, malaria, pimple, blotches.
General Wenkneis
ConMitutlon all ran down, Iom of ambition
and apH tlte, nervnutmivit, tlrol and tkvpk.
At IriiKKll CO rrnta and 1.00 Size.
-InrUI.IC Oulile to ll.mllh- frrv-Cnnmltiitloii trru.
1)11. KlI.MKH k CO., IIINUHAMTON, N. Y.
UKOKI'KH S NoTICKS. Notlee Is hfifliy irlv.
fit Unit tlie follow lluf liiimeit M'rsoim Imve
nifl tliflr A. liiilnNtr.il. .!'. (.ninlliiii. uml Kx-
ii'iifunt' iieeoiinlH In Hie UrvM'T's oill.'e of Sny
der ouni v. and t he sunn' will lie pri-nied for
enlitlnniitinn and nlo aiif" at tie- I'ouit House
In Mliklleliiirk'li, .Momliiy, May '1H, IS1U.
I. First and llnal neeonnt of Wm. F. Howell,
exfi'lllor of III.' estate of s,pia k nepp. dee 'ilj
elwi Attorney In Feet tortile Urm of lieo. Knepp,
ueeeiusfil.
i. Fltt and llnal nivoimt of ). S. Kerstfttfr,
(iiianllan of l-l KitIIii, Inlnor child of Peter
Kerlln, (I. ased.
.1. Filial ae.'omit of, I. II. II irtiimii. i.ininll.iii of
Oliver SMinp'i'Il. luliior ehlld of Ofors'f Samp-fll,
dis'ea.H.d.
4. First and f I mil a'-count ef Win. Move r, i-xifii-
forol Hie estate ol S.lUHI.'l Id l. liellll.iVll. late of
Wa.sliliu-toli town-hip. ilireaf..
R. Fluid a unit of Simon and Thus. Hummel,
administrators of the estate of Jaeoli llummi l,
lale of Molil'.H' township, it used.
fi. First luvoiint of W in. II. Hi ml-rllntr. Am is
'. i.. iiiIhtiii,' ami Sol'itnoa A.p. eMs utors in
the estate ol .l. n.il li:m ,. iiil illu. ileeeasi d.
T. First and final in'eoimt of plilhp Aml-f. ad
inlnlsirator of tli si.it,. ,, .1,1,1, Anil;;, l.ileol
Wesl Pi try I.Hinshlp. dceeasfd.
s. First ami llnal iiivoiint of Samuel F. mid
llenl.iinln .1. M.iuii r. ailinllilslnitii.sol the estate
of S.imuel J. Maurer, Uit'ensed.
!. A '"it o .lames .1. an I Alvln Herman, ,ul-
miuisi nitors ol t he estaii' of I'. Mer Ilermaii, lale
ol Jiicksiiii tow nship, d.s'ea.sed.
in Aeeoiintof I.evl Heaver, iiiluiliilstratorortlie
estate o (ieorvte K. Ileavef, late of M'Uiroo town
ship, direaseil,
II. Aeeotinf of .lulm Fetter, one of the exeeu-toi-s
of the estate ol ,Ia :o! Fel ler, lale of Penn
township, deivn.v'd.
P.'. First and fluid neroiinl of larv A. and
Itoherl W. stout, nilinlnlstralors ol the estate ol
losi'pli I). Stout, defeased.
PI. First and final airount of p. s. Hitter, ud
inlulstraior of the estate of Joha Youiitf. lato of
Monroe township, deeeused.
14. First and final ammnf of It. ('. Kiss ad
ministrator of thu estate of Mary lliiiisli lale ol
Munroe township, dei'eiised.
U. M. SIHNDKI.,
Mlddlebtir?, Pa., May Hrd. 1t4. ltetlster.
Trial List-May Term, 1894.
1. a. Ii irno, Ai.ir, .. via J. Il'-ln Wulloc.
Same vs. t). W. (JrouHa,
Same vs. Siune.
Same vs. Hume.
Tlie'Miforinleh Miuli. Co. vs. Walton Mhann Co
The Umpire Drill Co., vs. Same.
John llelntzelman. vs. Geo. bhol .herder.
Jonas 1ohii, vs. Wm. Iwe.
Isuae linger, .uanllan tic. vs. A. IIim'Ii. et. al.
I. (.'. Hums, Aduir.Ae.,vs 1). W ( rouse Uiu nlslieo
Sarah A. Tobias, vs. D. Ilolender. et. al.
M. M. Me.aui;hllii, el. al. F.X. Ae., vs. Mleliael S.
Welauil.
Ira c. (v Iiim'Ii, vs. W.'llsiieiiilsTlIni;, et. al.
Harry W. Haas, vs. Manrlee NuiiKle.
Peter llurtmau. vs. Ivlve.-.iliili, et. al.
Samuel IU Martin, vs. (. W. portline.
50 World's Fair Views Free.
The "Poultry Keeper" lias reached the front
as the leading aiitorltv on poultry sixteen
law pap'S monthly, tiff y eents ht niiiiuin.
"Farm aud fireside" Isu lH-paye paper foiiiliijr
tw lee a month, liny eents nr nullum. We will
semi Ixitli papers one year and lllty photo.
vrnphle Mews of the Woild's Fair, to new sills
MTiliers only, alitor titty eents. Sample copy
of the "Poultry Keeper," w ith pari l.'lll. us tree.
Send five is'iils for ell her of the lollowlim' bin k
IiUIuIsts eipial to a-.'is ent liook : Poultry Hous
es, .luly isvi, has .'i views; HnsHlers and lu
euliators. Aiiusl, lss and August IstU. Ad
dress, "The Poultry Kees-r Co.," ParkeHbui'if,
Pu.
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ural feat unn of the ulolie ; partlrliluntfon
fe rnllii? noted tlet It loll persons aud l'laren ;
trslislallon of foreiu'il quotatioim. It i in
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chiHilriMim.
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for the entire hoiihou at tho Btable
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nnd crown woi k. Nitrous oxide pas
for painless extractions. Everything
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wislJnK butUaa, lolnu, I rum, ouv,
riHHA. IAXT MT0 CO-
Uea. A(fU, rtOla.,
jarCutun2CjUii:r.
eil and tnH.i'j '
r i it-t tr a &
frronr
dceilep
dnn thftnalathraemiilrrt
Wrltrne frefttalouftifl
wtr. hmi. Cui
-JMetall DpiUu,
Uitroilootory price.
'. CANTON. OMIO.bi tOIOiAl0.
P. C. MARTAAN,
Toriorial Artist,
lms just opened u room in W.
W. NYitlenniyer's building,
where lie is prepared to "do
first class work,
March 29, '94.
To the Public, Generally.
As ConttreHM did not paes the extra
revenue uu whiskey, tlie Marks brands
of whinkev all of my own make
remain the unine price. iew white
whiskey, ; 10 to 18 months old,
f,00 ; SS to 'M moutliH old, 'J.5o ; 34
to 'M months old, if 3. 00. !M to 43
mouths old, 3 .50 ; These are all flue
gooilH. Do not forget the old stand.
Kmpty whiskey barrels 1.50.
J. L. Marks',
Near R. It. Station. Mlddlebuph, Vv.
FAT PEOPLE.
1'nrk Olieslty ruin will reduce your weight
I'KKM AN KNTLV tnun U to 15 wiunds a month.
No STAKVINO hlrkiM'SH or Injury! NO I'lB
l.ll'ITY. They buna up tliu lie ult Ii HRd hernia
ry I li i-oniili'xlin li'iivinir No WHINKI.KM or
Iliilililllt'HH. STOl T AIIUO.M KNM HinI dllllplllt
liiuiitliliiK Hilfcly rt'lli'Vtiil. No HXI'KUI M ENT
liUf it Hrli'litlllo Hint imisIIIvo rrllcf, ,nliiit(l oiilv
urii-ryi'itnt of I'XixtIcui'p. All orders miDnlli'd
Uln rt fiuin our ofllci. I'rlru I'.'.uo ht im kHk'e
oriuruo iiiii'KaKi'x lor i..ini oy mini ihmumuu.
Ti'btlniiitiliiU uml tmrtlciilum (wuli-.l)
AUt'urri'NiMiiiikM.p Mrlctlv louildi'tillul.
i'AKK KEMKDY I'O., Huston, Mrtss.
S. F. SHEAUY,
JiiRtioe of the Peace, Conveyancer
anu insurance Agent.
Penns Creek, P. O. Pa.
Only ri'llalile CiihIi I'nmnnnlPi renronentcd.
KptK'lul ullciilliin iflven tu insurance. Drawing
uu C'onl rat'ta. lHUHUd tlio collection of cIhIiuk.
oniceutliiit roaidvncu on Murkct, btrwt, Ctu-
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Famous lAar Pictures.
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with Ten Cents to FAMOUS WAIt PICTURES, POST Middle
burgli, Pa., nnd receive Portfolio of SIXTEEN Famous War Pic
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OPPENHEIMER'S
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'Wo talio pleasure in announcing that wo have
just opened the finest lot Clothing for Men,
Youths' and IJoys' ever brought into this section
of tho State, and made our purchases at rock-bottom
figures, our patrons will reap the ndvantage
of our good luck. We are prepared to lit tho larg
est man and smallest boy front head to foot
with the most Fashionable Suits, Dress, busi
ness and Working Clothing. Kerything tho
latest indesign,andthe best in make and material.
Wo have a superb line of Xeckwear, Dress,
uud Work Shirts, Hats and Caps, and a full
lino of stylish White Vests, and many things of
Which wo will tell you later. Come and see how
Ave can save money for you.
I have added tomy Extensive Stock of Cloth
ing an ELEGANT LINE OF SHOES for Men,
Yonths and Hoys. We can Bell a Good Dress
Shoo for $1.00 and upward. Please call and
be convinced that wo can save money for you !
H. OPPENHEiPER,
SELINSGKOVK, ? A.
This Space is Reserved for
G. C. GUTELIUS.
THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER!
Ills Don't IE
but they go a great ways iu thatdireetion. Then why send to the
City for ready-made clothing and then take them to a skilled local
tailor to Improve the lit, when you can get a
SUBSTANTIAL MAKE Al M FIT
at ouue by going to
HENRY L. PHILLIPS-
MERCHANT TAILOR, Bellr.sgrove, Pa., where your work Is always,
guaranteed or you have recourse. This Is a question that Interests
every man and boy A neat-fitting sult.no matter what the material
is It always looks better than an Ul-fltting suit no matter how flue
the goods. Then come at once and get tits.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Late Foreman for E. E. BUCK, four doors west of Bank, Bellnsgrove.
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