To the Atlantic Coast an J Return at
$10 the Rounl Tr.i
On Aiuiwt Ith next the l'eiinvl.
Tiu.i.i UiilMi I Cuiupauy will ruu
ftuctlio" of it p ijv.il.ir s"fsliire -s-cm
fit in. Tii"'1 ui s lire pliiinitvl
lor lii- o;n - i.;:ri-;s of fiiniiii-
in.: an i-oik i.i i':tl )rt uiiity for
i 11 in Wet-tern l' nnsxlvu-
i. ir. .
f in'
V. vi
.-.in.- if tlii' in ineijuil
.i-t- of tin' Atlmtic
'- p .-mrl of a hIhv
i wi"'!.-, mi'l i choico of
is !iI1dvi' I Atlantic
ol in- wlv 1 -.
(1 1-1 lit I
C'.ty, ill
Ami rif i
!u i p j 1 1 1 1 . i res ti t in
(' r.i' M -iy, app; "I'li iti lv
cil! 1 t:: ' i-fii -f th" C n-t, Sen
l-le City, tli'! ni .if tin- Cunt,
iin-l ()'"iii l.'iiy, li-t 1 il ly no
liie uis tiie lc-i! uttl active of the
l;ic
Sp:-.'i .! !i-iin vv,',! h'iv I'itt-lmi-j,
on uli in -:iti :i 1 .1 ,' tit : A.
M., !inivin' at All n i I J.-". V. M..
uliere stop fur .I.-im r ui',! In- in 1 1-,
and r".i.-li;ii r I'inl i l. !-!.i i 7:'."i l. M.
I'nssenri -i c in . n.l tin- i,L'!it in
I'lii! rl. Ip!i:.i. mi 1 t ii'iy r'.;iil ir
ti'iiin M tlr- f'ill' i iuu' d.iy for the
hlioiv.
'iiiitii
l: it
iM. nil
s. ' '
7.i;."
ti.lMI
:.;.
l.i .m .
J'lttsburp,
Altoon a, . . .
Tyrone, . .
1 i'i-ito'.vii
A. M
V. M
1...V.
I.
: !.o.-)
I n't..
Milllm
I'liila h lpliia
r.
m-'.mxsmimjvk.
Miss 1 I n riet Kichtei has polio to
IJeiivi iaii-, Dauphin county to visit
her brother W. H. Kichter Dr. L.
II. Voclliler and wife were in town
Km,. hi.,-.... Dr. J. II. n.-h and Prof.
II. L. Shroyer on Sunday afternoon
cre at Shikelliiny Miss Funis-
vntli of Danville, was seen on our
stie.-t Monday . . .Quite a number
of our young folks picknicked across
the river on Tuesday. All report
lia vim; had a very pleasant time . . .
Quite a number of those pet-sons
who j. r- deeply interested in the
post nilice at this place are becom
ing greatly alarmed and somewhat
surprised that no appointment has
as yet been made. Humors con
cerning it are becoming quite num
erous, ami a great mistake was
made by JJ. F. Tanner on last Tues
day morning when ho walked up to
the door in Spi inpiiiun's buildinp
and taking hold of tho late'.;, tried to
open tho door and enter what he
U.ipoHcd "1m.i post oilier, lie
i.i"'Ji,. l w tho U. ,vt v-,vt)iild-.
t l.nrut itito tears. u tented
" io no more money for Jlji , e ,
,, -ii ,r jf jtonueil
t igu, Haul Blio. "In i. .
ii t know whether I'm not a fit mi!'
C-hi hi '. nullum-
. . , i .
nee stir ''laii.s ai me oiii ,.. - i
Die iiii-"'i - have almost e
tl ,. nn ui.ik fur C'hiis. 1. ririch's
In in his bids fair t. become
(,i,i of tl lie- t homes iii the coun
ty . . . .Iiii.-l. Friday Dr. J. 1'. W ltdi,
ii.ii mid Mr. Adler of lUooiii.-lnirp,
-. I (' i-. (1. Ilindricks for the
purpose i f spending a dav trying to
depopulaie the fumy tribe of the
S.is.pi.lia m i Dr. Welsh is Prin
cipal of tl .- Stale Noiinul School ut
tlillt Jilac.' a;d ill. lei' liis supervision
the heboid in- 1 ecu rapidly pro-prt-.ssiiu'.
li . -leutly interested
in tin-sciio 1 . oi iljis state and as
ttii i .lucitoi he nas few superiors
. ...Quito a number of our young
people attended the festival at
Va''i-ii-t Hi r's si'hoohhouse in Mon
roe township, last Saturday evening.
Judging from the attendance at
Sunday school, the following day,
as well as by the smile the former
Superintendent and Auctioneer
wore, tho festival was u success
financially Work is about to be
commenced on the erection of tho
bridge over lViuiscreek ut this place
On Til hday aftiri.oon the sad
utws was sprea 1 aniuiig our people
of the death of Sarah, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Oppen
Lciiuer. She wat a bright and lov
ing child and was loved by nil who
knew her. The parents have the
yiujt.it ii.v of the entire community
in this their sad hour of bereave-
lucnt I. Wagenseller of Jilooms-
burp, is conlined with a severe spell
f hickn.'ss at the home of his broth
w Dr. 15. F. Wapeiiscller. Ptrrv.
THOXELVILLK.
The nun of lust week, which was
to much needed, is ubout all evapor
ated, mid in consequence, of which
the corn is "rolling up" again, (live
us More ruin wo pray Tho oats
which was sowed before tho deep
mow in April is about all garnered.
..lly looking over the county papers
wo observe that the picnic seusou
bas opened in full foreo. This place
was well represented at the K. G. F.
picuic at Adamsburg on Saturday.
Our base ball club pluyed a gamo
with tho Puiuterville nine at tho Ad
auibburp picnic, and Heut them back
Lome with a big majority against
them. The ruiutervillo boys laughed
a little too aoon, and discovered that, I
"who laughs last, lnugbfl bent."
Ou August 1" ill examinations for
teneher's certificates for Adams twp.
will be held in the Troxelville nchool
house, nt which time the board of
diroctor will Imve a m eetinir, and
they desiio nil tho applicants for
schooN to bo present ono hour bo
for tho linn set for tho o peniiift of
tho ex;iiiiin .it.ions On Saturday,
Sejiteinher 1st, tho four Sunday-
schools of this place will hold a union
basket pi :nic in J. (J. Moyer's prove,
J mile south of this place, to which
the whole county in invited.
Cai.. Joe.
The eorner slone of tho new St.
l'eter's IiVanj,tIicid church will bo
laid Sunday forenoon, A up. 5Ui, by
Jacob Young, 1'. E. In connection
with tlii service, there will bo an
all-day holiness moetinp in Thomas'
provo, near th church, l'roachinp
Saturday eveninp, Anp. 1th. All
are cordially invited to lit tend.
"Without holinom no man shall see
the Lord." J. T. Wilson, Pan lor.
MeULURF.
It is with sadness that I write
this morning to tell tho readers of
tin; Post that ( Siandfather Ulsh and
wife sank into tho repose of final
sleep only three days apart. Ho was
buiiod last Sunday forenoon, July
l!:tli. nnd tho next day about tho
same time Mrs. Ulsh breathed her
last. Only a moment's ugony and
the good mother and noiphbor's
spirit returned to Ood, who gave it
She expressed the wish, and no
doubt prayed earnestly, to follow her
dear one soon. United in life for
nearly sixty years, they are so soon
united m death. A sou far oil" in the
West could not be present at either
funeral. They were both members
of tho Lutheran church for many
years, where they adorned tho doc
trine of (Jod, our Saviour, with an
exemplary lile. l neir remains were
followed to their last resting place
by a largo con course of relatives am
friends. Orandinolher's funeral took
place Wednesday forenoon. Tho
memory of tho just is blessed. X
MIDDLF.CRKFK.
T ho sound of tho thresher is heai i'
in tho land. Wheat turns out about
throo-fourth of a crop Grant
i oder and family were visiting A. A.
L'l sh's on Sundayit . . . The auction
a W. II. Kline's j Saturday even
ing was quite a success. Come again
Saturday eveuine August 11th
Tho pici"'i',,ri0.n'..,ftburg on Satur
day wa3h" wo.ided by a number ,,f
- -v ot" 0,..n ...!. , , ;
her kuifo so'"" " "u oiei h
.,'-1,11111) utlair. . . . luo t. Faiil's i
it -ji Maubeck's Sunday schooi n'.Vl
hold their annual picnic in Steining
er's grove, J mile from Middlecreok,
on Saturday, August 125th. Band
and other music will bo present to
enliven the occasion On Sunday
many of our people attended the
funeral of father Henry Ulsh at Mc
('lure. . . W. H. Klino h daily driv
ing throuph our village on his way
to normal at Beavertown After
their harvest vacation, Steely and
Knepp aro again on tho road selling
poods. x.
MAUHIED
July '21, by Uev. H. G. Suable,
J orest F. Holapplo and Sarah S.
l orry, both of Kantz
TJIKD.
July 2--, near Wagner, Irvin F.,
son of David and Margaret Stuck,
aged 11 years, 1 0 mouths and a days.
July lit, at Aline, Forley MHv.
daughter of John and Elizabeth
Gaupler, aged 8 years, 4 months
and 'J days.
Near Salem, Sarah Elizabeth,
daughter of Henry and Susannah
Laudonslager, aged 11 years, fl nios.
and 11 days.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
IN HE-ESTATE OK AUHAM MSE.MIOWEH,
DECEASED.
At an oriihaiiH Court liclil nt Mlil(ll,lMiri;li In
ami fur Mil.l I'uiiiily of SiiviIit uii Urn iuiu , i,, v (
July A. !., ls4 iH'fnru tlin Jintes tlirreof, llio
iii'lllliili of Henry KIki'MIhiwit, nun ol llio h.IiiiIii
NlnilnrH ul Aliiiuii Klwiilmwer. lee'il. win, iiri
M'lilfil. Moiling lurlli: is,, Him lriu-rs of iiiluilii.
Wiiii inn Isiui'il In vour ih'(.IMniier, lluury KIsi-ii-
IlllWiT, llll.l SlllllUl-1 HilWl'll, nil IIih iWtllll. ot lltu
wilil Allium Klwiilmwcr, ilm-'ii, .March sHili. ii,;,i
ninl. Tluil your viiu.iii..r lnui ma,lai'l.ll.'iiii.i,t
of Ills iu'ooiiiiI ho far mt lie lias uiliiilnlMli-rtji Uii;
I'Hiiiio I'liiiiinli ii-ii to lilin. 8rd, Tlist your imiii
iIoiht iiI.mik wlili Siiiuui'l liiiweu nitd a joint m-.
count Sepli-iuIxT Uliil, IHHl, lllHl I'X.'tinlluiiH were
llli'd lo wil.1 mvount seiiii-iiilier siJi, lssi anil
nn uuilllor ii.H,lin,.il. Tluil. llio reixirt, of hiiIiI
iiu.lll.ir wiw I'oiiilriiii'U ulmnliiu.lv 17tl ss
till, That all ll. HiiiuiiiilHuwurili'il liy llio itutll
tor to lie pulil outof (lie luweuof (lie vnlntu have
"'ii ituly palil. Tluil tlii.reri-iiiuluiinoiiroiM'rly
of wild entail. In tin, lunula of jour lMlllolir,'
Your H't II loner lliurt-lore prsys llio foiirt id
ifrant n rult lo hIiuw i hiihc Uk,ii Mm. ( uiliurlne
Klsenliower. tll.a l,.il, k. I.ueliKlu Itowen,
Mary Alk'liT, Sarali llwt. (.'allierlno WulU-r,
ItoU rt hlxeuhttwiT. Anii'lla nil ami lleluiiitn
lutli'iiliowi'r or (lii'lr li'mil ri'jirehi.imiUveii wliv
your H.inion,.r, the wihl nWy Elw iilimv,.r.
khoulil n. il be dlM'liarKitl Iroiu lliediilliw of his
iipMiliiiiii,'i.( ns iiiliiilnlHirutor of the estate ot
Aliiaiii Klm-iihowiT. d.'d, whi-iuupou the t ourt
uud uow to wit t July llllh. IHiu. rule ifrunled an
priiy. d for imthoiihI wrvlc. Ui be iiiude uihiu nil
lliohe ri'NldliiK within the county and by nubile'
iitloii arrorlliiir lo law Hhould any reside uuinidu
l he cuuuty rut urottblo to the l t day ol nex t u-rin
..... ., l',r furitim, 11.11. M., I, j
V lines tho Hon. 11. ,M. M.iJIure. I'renldmi
JulA.U.'wi. ' MU"Uul,urK1'' IUU day of
Sl'ul. J (. H'lllV'l, r-I...L. rx ri
Shi-rirr. ontce, MlddlflT ,, l-a .July xard. ii.
HEART DISEASEI.
Fluttering:, No Appetite, Could Not
Sleep, Wind on Stomach.
'For a long tlmo I had a terrible
pain at my heart, which lluttercd al
most incessantly. I had no appetite
and could not sleep. I would bo com
pelled to sit up in nod ana ucicti pas
from my stomach until I thought
that every minute would bo my last
There was a fcelllnp of oppression
nbout my heart, and I was afraid to
draw a full breath. I could not sweep
a room without, resting. Aiy Hus
band Induced mo to try
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
and am happy to say it has cured
me. I now have a splendid appetito
and sleep well Its effect was truly
marvelous."
MRS. HARRY F. STARR, TotUTllle, Pa.
Tr. Mllm HoartCnr In Hold on A poaltlrs
runrftntoe that tho tint bottln will iH.nnflt.
AIIraKKltiM'll Until, Ixittlrn fortft.or
It will In. wnl, prepaid, on receipt of Crlr
If tho Lr. Mllc-a Medical Co , tUkbart. lod.
REMEMBER there
arc hundreds of brands of
White Lead (so called) on the
market that are not White Lead,
comixjscd largely of Barytes and
other cheap materials. But the
number of brands of genuine
Strictly Pure
White Lead
is limited. The following brands
are standard "Old Dutch" process,
and just as good as they were when
you or your father were boys :
"Armstrong & McKelvy,"
" Beymer-Eauraan,"
"Davis-Chambers,"
"Falmestock."
For Colors. National Lead Co.' Tur
White Lend Tinting Colon, one-pound can to
?3-peu:i(!
paims. vet nine and annoyu.,1. .
Sliailo.. an.l lnnr. II,. t.(Mt - HJU
iu...:i.i ... - .
Send us a i.iii(od BlllJIier HI W book on
psints ami cululie, rbin probably
ave you a kooio-K'")' dullari.
NAT"-'M 1' 1-1-A1 ''-. New York.
Pitf-hiirn Frun Ii,
iJernun Nation. il llauk liiuMing, Pitlsburn.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAIJ.
Sanlitny & Lowistowu Division.
In t ll'i cl .May 27, ls;i.
t'lt rWARU I DtH. BTATIIIN. kAtTWAUll
p m a in A. I. a in , fi
l.j.i W.,d I,elHtown J. r.4 a.,.,)
.-.-.' IJ.ui Main street ;.4'l 3.u:i
l.-ji. Tin.,. l.Fwmtuwn T.H.'i 3. ui
4.1,1 11.61 Maltlatul 7.M 3.14
4.11 11.45 falntnr S.UI 3. ill
m: u.4o il suimiio h..i a.u
;i..M II. .'l'l H VVaaner n 11 a.iia
:i.4l II. a IT Mmaure H '.'I 9.43
ll.lv 1" lUul.'i Mill H.27 3.4ii
3.3.1 11 I'i 11 AilHMmburK .' 3. Ml
3.V4 1 1 .01 ai HiKvortown I M.4 4 ir:
3.14 lu.&a 34 ' Ilenler K.M 4.12
1.UH pi Hi :l M.l,laburli , K.6 4 IN
3.01 ,i.4l Valuer ! ; 4.a
a.f-T 10 3 3T K reamer u,"4 i.2j
a b-1 10M ' Fawllnit . u.lu 4 33
a 44 m.JI 43 SollnMHrove W.-.'l 4 4.'
a.37 10.17 46 SellDPKroeo J. u.26 4.4a
.'ai Vi.'Ji tu suuburt . s,;m s go
Sclinsgrovo Accommodation.
(Oauoeetlnic frith trnlut on N.O. ftj.)
m Selluiitroee. .1.'. Arrlvo at Hellni;roTe
4.411. M. t.M f. M
Truiim Leave Lewjntown Junotion :
ii. in. lo 40 a tu
1 la t m, 6 au p id,
7 13 p
lor AltiHinn.PlttHliurK
r ami tne weal.
7a;iun,v '.6 im,i 461, iii.aiu 4 u p iu.s an p m 11 it
p tu. Kiir Pnlladtttilila, Mew urlc, Hiiltliuuro
1 ml Wimlilntitun.
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AND
NOUTHKBN OKNTKAt. K41I.WAV.
Irnlni I.oave !4unlury ilully eiocpt 8tin,ay :
1.36 a. tu. lor wiiiiiiuiapiiri ami 1 aiiKu,iaiKu,i.
1 13 a in, Kor Halleluale, Krle.anil l!ananilul(ua
W.6t)a m, Knr Iih'U lluven.
1 36 p m, Fur llulluliiiite, Kane anil Canamlal-
uua.
6 44p in, Knr Henovo anil Kliilra.
aip m lur wuitatunptirt.
Sunnily . 6 13tn, lur Ki le an.l ranamlnlirua,
UMiuii, lur I.WH Haven, and ua6pm lor Will-
laumpurt.
ttT, a m. Knr Cntiiw,i hd,I lliiialtun.
Sa."a 111,1000a ui.anit 647 p tu, Knr Wllki'iiliarre.
7 in a in, 10 w a 111. 1 m p iu, atop 111, rorSlia
1111, klu anil Mount Carun'i.
Suniluy lOuOa iu, lur Wllkoeliarre.
Tralne Leave 8!lnitrove Junction
0 60 am, wuvkilaye arriving nt I'lillmli-lpMa 1
00 p. in. New York I 63 p m, Haltlmore ( 10 p
ui. WmlilnKtiin 4 30 p 111.
t.M P. M. week ilayi arrlvlnir at Plillailelphla
ll.lU'.M.New York 3 63 am, Baltimore 10.40
r. m.i
I au p m, ilnlly arrlvlnn at lhtlatlelphla 4 30 a
m, New York 7 33a in.
Tralm alio L.eave Suohury 1
t 60 a in, ilally arriving at I'liilailelphla '2
6 60 a iu lliililmiire i iua. 111. New York 9 83 am.
Vei-k,laye,10 36aiu riunilayi. 4 34 a in. ilally
arrivluitat rinluilelplila lo to a in., New York
1 13 pui., Ilaltliuore k 66 am., Waitilnuton 10
1( am.
1 ii p m, week tlayi arriving at Philadelphia
6 60 pin. New York U 38 p iu., Maltlinora t) 46
p. m., WanliluKton 7 60 p m.
Train alu luare Suuliury atV44 a. m. anil
6 '.6 and k 17 p. m. lor UarrUbury, I'hlladelpliU
and Italtiinoro.
For ratin, main ., eall on Ticket A Kent or
adilraa Thu. Wail, I'. A. W. l. 110 F1IU1 Are
I'ltliliuru. Fa.
3 . K. WOOD, Uea'l Pail AgenU
B. m. rvLi uai, mo 1 juanager.
mi
SELINSGROVE
M. L. MILLER, - - Prop'r
I keep constantly on li.ttnlii,l ltin.ii
ufiicture to order nil kimin of
Marble and Granite
Old Stones Cloanea and Repaired.
WW riHCKS ! LOW 1'KICKS!!
I lmvn one of tiie hent Marble Cut
ters In the Stats mid ooimequeutly
turn out tfood work.
S-Coiu nnd nee my worlutprlct ii.
Tliniikftil fif pnut fnvorn t inoct re
Kpcctftillv auk a cotit liitiunn of fiuiH',
M, L. MILLER.
Chamber Suits.
Look ut tlieiu.
Parlor Suits.
Look at them.
Side Hoards.
Look At them.
Couches, Lounges,
Patent Kockers,
Easy Chairs.
Look ut theiu.
50 Baby Carriages.
Look at thciu.
IJaby Coach Kobes,
AHuuhaiiK, Luce CovcrH, ull
price. Look at them. They
lire lii'iiutlfH.
Carpets, Oil Clotlis,
Window Shades,
Lace CurtainSjCurtain Poles,
KllL'S of nil 1,-iiidia . ...
ivhoel spini T, w . : '
tum.aHe vcrming else at tho
Vpoyular fiiniituro and carpet
store of
W. H. Felix,
Lewistown, Pa.
OIU'IIAXS' COl'KT SALE OF
BEAL ESTATE!
l lii' tituli-rsluni' l. Ailinltilvnitiir ot Nnmli
.linn-MHliluii. lain nf ivntni loivnslilii, Huvilrr
Hiiintv, I'ii.. ilii-il. livvlttiiK i,r hii Alum nrdiT
Ksii.ii 0,11 i,r tii, oriiliuiiH' I'ourt uf kiiviIit
I'.MIIH V. Will .v,,M. Vl pm.ii,. S!l(. ,h .tfVM.
Im's, mllf Niiriu hi i ui .MIilillotjurKll, OU
Siiturdiiy, August 18, lhJ4.
Tlii- KnlliiH Inif ),, ; Im- (,.a Kstutf 10 Wit:
All Unit i-,Ttiilti im--niiii,, t-niiiiiit un1 trait
nl l.inil Mtuitti.. In (Viitii. towiiNliip, hinUi-r
nullity. I'a., Imiiiiilnl n n,o N,,ri a ,v Iiuh'Im i,r
Ji'vi' ll,i, k, iilTtf, Knht liy luiuN of rrunklln
Mttrr. sniitii in- imiiisor lii'lrn or ivii-r I.onir
li'i il, iitnl on tlii! WV-tt liv land of Jesae Iliu-k!
nlH rtf riiiitiilniiiif TW kl.VE AOKKs, more or
li-ss, with thu iiiiiirtciiiiiii.. on wlih-li hi
'J'i.'VV,'. " ''w-"y DWKI.I.INO iirK.
M AIU.K, mill otlii-r oiitliullilliiKN. Fruit Tn-na
ami ii iH'vi-i -iiiiiinj; uprmif m wnter iii'iir tho
iliH.r. Allot tin- almvi) uj S cjl.ur uu, ,
KUDll Hl lll'llf I'lllllllllllin.
Kill, III I'lilllllll'lll-at 1 O'l lOl'k p. M.. of Ktllll
day whfii linns will l. mi,,,. known hy,
JAt'OU fKAMKIt. Aillur.
i ... , AAO-'Ullx''koul. Till all
a kiiii tlih wiiiiil.'rful KUliJiit. VVIuit.ivnr your
vh-u-a are mi llypiintlHin, ion will Hud IliUlMHik
of (,'ri'at viiln... l'uliliHlieil pi li:o. 60 centa. Sunt
Uii'. transportation prriinlil, If you remit M
i'i'iitt,iruiih,rlptliiit,)ioiiieaiid lleiirlli, thu
'1,'1,'iiiit hous,. hold inontlilv. Addri'sa lltiMkS
AM) II H. U'l'IIS l'l HLlhlliNll 1'u"n3w Yolk.
BUGGIES at Price gayy
if euoTiinliiianr.... 1.171 wputti,
ft
tv6 rtiavum i:A PKIl!Ka i.n.l
'"Tup Hurref .ii7iuutM.ll A I J.
till
Iii uuau naauu. fHAiooiliasI
It llnail Carl ..lifliu lluvi
fl0lllUK7 " M7iMlf.UiU-
IlUlflf V llnnitMO. AS HA tiirvitml
mv it'Ulll " 91.' Miflimni,
U,MIHUUI ..nll
T an 11 ' ... a- . a .... ' Vf'K
I Ui U Uwrvuc ttl , ClucUuubU, O. 10
VIGOR OF r.i E r J
Kaaii, Quickly, Parmanantly Restored.
W mkiru, Krrnacaa, Ucblllly. ami all
i" raiu i eviie irom early erruraorlaler exoewta, i
Ilia iwaulu of overwork, elokoeaa, wurry, euj. full
omaa and portion of the body. Blaipla, Datura)
Bielhoda. luimndlala Iniprovamant eaen. Fallara
liuuouibta. a.uuo ruremiKea. Jiook. explaoaUoua
uiaa alvan in avarv
IRIK MKOIOAL. CO.
Addren
UFPALO. M. V.
WALL PAPER
Not retailed at Wholesale Prleet but
sold lower thai any ether bouse.
I finif t'-00 wl" bu' enoouR good D14
LUUll Iprtotertlie wallaof a 10x14 fu
ruoiu, luuludltif aneat4Uol4 BeNer,
send Hk. fur pottage and rwolve loo beautiful
aaiiipU aud Uald Bk tlW tm larr,
WILLIAM WALLACE,
10SS Pima mi ahllikellilM, Pa.
RocheaUr.iN.Y.)
Buelnue Unlveralty.
5umaier School.
f . IHIHHGM dllullll.llU
Count. Enter any time.
Alm "ttnurf.- Circutarj frn If ayy.
RememDer The Dead!
MARBLE-YARDl
Banish
IX
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ft J. PEED, SUIT, Pa.
Ojpcxx Sorison For Onmo
Woodcock. July 4th to Jan. let. Wild Turkey, Oct. l.ltlt to Jan. IhI.
Stltilrn l, S. i t. lKtto.Titii. Int. Otmfl. . Xnv. lt tn l),m. ir,H.
J)"tr mill KlU. Out. laf. to Don. lrifli.
lUlililt?
Nov. 1 t-t to J,in. lt.
7lLoADeD Shells
From a to :i Urn Ul K I'.iwiler, ami I to 1 aliut N'ok. 4, 11. 7 ami N.
25 SH1CLLS IN A BOX, UGe. per Box.
Or $1.40 jur liuinlreil.
In C.'use Lots of GOO, 5 Per Cent. Less.
SMOKKLKSS L0ADHD SHKLLS, 12 Ga.,-
00 C'F.NTS PEIt BOX.
All Other Aminunitioii in Proportion.
TLiCix'go&t
AT TIIE LOWEST PRICES.
MTAKcnt for W1I.KESBAUUE OTN.
Iloliont Iii-urtiiit!H at I rollout Kitten.
The UentUooiU for the Leant. Money.
GENERAL INST flGENCY.
Only the OloVnt. Lnrgent niul
oirotiKcnt
No Assessments
Noiiinl noliit ami True Indemnity. KiMirenentitiir everv cImmm of
Itinnrance-elther Life, Fire, Accident, or Tornado
SEE DUR CDMPniMTPS .'
Aetna Ilarttbrtl
Homo Now York'
Eiro Association Philadelphia
Fidelity and Casualty Xew York
Knui table Life Ins. ftoc.New York
All l)iiHineA entnmted to our Airency nlmll always receive tiie
- lllmowt. (inraiiiu .OonlUi, I.'..,!... I.n. c.. . .1 ... J ". V.V
soliciraVlnire orFonrpatVoiiaKe. D'"'e K'mrunteeU. e
H. HARVEY SOHOOH, Selinsgrove, Pa.
Liheral AdJimtuiHiitH. Prompt Payments.
1894 SPRING 1894
F. EC. MAURER,
NEhl BERLIN, PA.
Special arrival of the very latest advanced styles of
Dress Goods, Laces, Kmbroiilcrij. Silks, Braids
. - and TrlmmiiKj.
Also tho very latest styles of Gents' and Hoys' Spring
and Summer Suits at lower prices than ever liefore
SPECIALTIES.
Tho largest assortment and latest stylos of Ladies'
Dress Shoes and Oxford Ties in black and'colors, also in
Gents' and Hoys' shoes, better in quality and so low in
prices that P. H. Maurer's shoos aro tho talk of all the
people. Ladies lino dress shoes from $1.00 to $3.50
Gents' fine Congress Shoes from $1.00 to $1.00
The Hltjhcst Market Price Paid for Produce.
HarCASIl PAID FOR GOOD BUTTER AND EQOS. y
Mew York Weeky Tribunei
AND
The Middleburgh POST.
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ONE
Address all orders to THE POST.
SlillllllilllCI'S
kit - ; ."''x.-'N
l'licanufili.,
Oct. 1st to .tun. Int.
Si'pt. int to May Int.
Duck,
JStoclx. of-;-
in uiii
V.-AS11 Uoinpaiilen.
No Premium TTntAa
ASSKTS
$10,(550,139.03
0,370,010.00
5,007,831.74
V8I,0C7.40r
iao,lUS,518.3S
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YEAR.