PubliHbeil every Thursday.
Geo- W. Wagcnscllcr, Editor.
Arthur E Cooper, Manager.
Subscription 1.50 per year.
which must be puld In '1 nil " inn neul out
Mil' tin' i'c. niity.)
RATES OF ADVf RTISINO.
AH triinsli'iit n.lvtTilK'incnts tiit nt'inrwlso
coiitriii'lfil fur III be Imrifi'il nt tin- rate of 1
o-ritfi pi-r 11 n-nti j:irl'l tini.iri' f r llrvi Inter
linn iiii'l li ci mi t 1 1 tie i'r every aiiiiwiieut
Insert Ion,
rf- .!' II' 'i-.- '"'. fl t . 'lrl 'll.
inhutit ,;f n;i.rf. ii. ., lArre r. ni (I d' .
OomTvV Wagi-neeller, I'rop'r.-.
Thursday, Sept. 20, 1801.
Standing Committeemen.
.Vlini-.f. .t. Mld'tleswurth. .1. K. I'Vtt.rnlf.
Iieuvor-lrvln Mnev. Nullum Krrw.
bVuver WintAiiio Unwell. Wlllliitn Heater.
( tllrc J. W. S:llllixu-, V. V. llrrj.!'.
-i.ipimtii .lotin Hflii r, liiwld a. ruruiliu'.
Kritiikllti .1. II. Kiiterllne. .1. II. H"lh,'.
.Iin'k-x.it I. -. Kllnirli-r. Win. Murtlti.
Vlililli'lmrvli l. II. lllminK Wlllliitn K. Keese.
MlililliiTiiTc-W. A. Killer. 1. K. Mow.
Mmiroe il. A. KmifT iii:i ii . C. A. I'.'irli'tniin,
I'i'lili Irvln K. IjHUlen.l.iirer. PiivIiI Mover.
I'errv- II. K. ArlmKiiM, Irvln lloyer.
IVrr'v Went i lnix. M. ArlHitmtl, T. It. tiruvblll.
Sprliiir-A. M. Auriinil. Idivlil Mlilitlenwnrth.
h'llnw:niv( .1. ll. Kib kl'-r, Kl. K. i.-iiilMTllnif.
I mini- lllriun linliiliy. lijiMd U. Stnhl.
WimlilhKKiii Wm.f. IIIIIIiInIi. t'Utlt T. Mnyor.
r. M. MtlKii; "T, rimrimmi. Klehneld. I'n.
A. M. Al 'HAND, Ni'., Ilejiwr HprlnifH. I'll.
Republican Tick"?.
STATU.
K'ir li ivi i iinr,
liKS Kit I. DAM Kl, II. II AS TINiiS.
in renin.' t'liuiity.
Kur l.i"lti'li:ilit-ii'iv.Tti il',
W A I.TKIt I.Y'IN,
of Allegheny I'liuiity.
I ill' AUiilUH li.'lli'l al.
A Mom It. MYI.IN,
Ol l.iiin a.iti'i Ouihly.
r'.ir Sivretury n! Intel n.,1 A IT . 1 1 r ,
i.KNKKAI. .1AM IN W. i.ATTA,
or llilladeililii.
1". r C'irik'ri'sini'H-.it-I.arK'i',
liAI.I MIA A. l.liilW,
nt Hi,iiiiliaiiiia ' in lit y , anil
i.Kolti.K V. Ill KK,
( i' Wi'.iTinr land i'ni!ify.
col'NTY.
For cmire-n,
llui. Til Mi. .M. M iwv
ll I 'Ii.iiiiIm Tii'ifiT
l'i.r Assembly.
I HAS W. II l.K.M ANN.
Kur 1 "rot In mot it y.
.i.e. sciKH'ii.
Kor Itetflster Heeorder,
li. Al. MIINDKI..
For District Attorney,
.1. M. IIAKKli.
For Jury t'oiniiilsHlotier,
J. II. KNKI'1.
The Congressional Situation.
v, 8iuce both candidates' Lave
utsHu uam'ii : the campbx i ready
to bo inaugurated. It will tiIahon
versus Smith. Wo regret thorn Dr.
D. Q. Smith has allowed himself to
become the target for ho many huh
HileH that Hiirely will be hurled at the
principles ho has espouned. Mr.
Million has been tried and has given
universal satisfaction. The situa
tion in congress iniiMt bo changed, if
prosperity shall again Binilo.
Tho President has declared that
the tariff war must go on. Not con
tent with tho fact that after having
kept the country in a state of depres
sion and anxiety for a year, at tho
end of which they wt re compelled,
by th state of business, to pass a
bill whoso only commendatory feat
ure is the measure of protection it
affords, and whose odious incomo
tux and deferential duties in favor
of tho sugar trust no one defends.
Not content with these things, they
as a party demand a continuation of
this struggle.
It certainly will bo continued if the
next Congress is Democratic. We
are not calamity howlers but wo feel
and know that tho only hopo of that
era of prosperity wo all desire, lies in
stopping tho warfare on American in
dustries. Hence wo aro for Mahon.
Dr. D. G. Smith is not amenable
for tho sins of his party, but when
he accepted tho nomination, ho en
dorsed the past rocord of his party
iu power and expressed his willing,
iiuss to defend principles that are
detrimental to American homes and
A'nerican industries.
The mission of the I'epublicau
1' nl.v is to put this country on a
sjiitnl financial busi., to rescue the
treasury from its present depleted
condition, to so restore the coufi.
deuce i .f the wui 'A.ut we may enter
upon a prolonged period of prosper
ity and our factories and industries
mice ni'irc resound with the huppy
VMk'i-tf of 1 i.r,ft V peoph .
M:j.!;s(iunv::
I'l.-' ..u;o:r
' of Co (i 117 1' v. i
ciHiiiiu montled ti.o :;.'nd nMiivers
ii'.v i.itl.i'.:' L picture for tLi ,nr uu
Hie TUli i!ist l'j;.'liteeii of the sur
vivors wet e present IraC. Schoch
and wif. took a trip to Phila. last
i . . ', C) KHsler and wife ;iivC.
a reception, ut their homo in the
F.a-t I'nd in honor of Misses liikord
and lluwlcy.. .Valentine reel;, our
mute nowsboy, left for Mt. Airy,
the home for mutes on Tuesday. . . .
Mrs. Win. P. Scharf and children
aro visiting in Writrhtsville. . . .A. W.
Potter made a business trip to Al
toona last week. . . .Sol. Opponheim
or is representing the Selinsgrove
Firo Department, at the volunteer
Firemen's Association in Phila.
this week. .. .Miss Gortner of Ohio
is being entertained by the Gortner
sisters on Pleasant street Maj.
K. C. Hamilton, of Shamokin was
registered at the Keystone on Sat
urday Mrs. Schroyer, relict of
Capt. AVm. Schroyer, died at her
Into residence on High street last
Friday night .1. O. Boyles and
Frank Fauste of Berwick, ran to
town on their wheels and spent Sun
day with Will It. nohbach....Thco.
doro Stcrick of Washington, I). C,
formerly of this place drove through
town on Sunday in a carriage on his
way home, he made short calls on
several of his old acquaintances. . . .
Miss Shelley of Girardsville is the
guest of Miss Sadie Eyer. .. .Fish
warder Tanner made a trip down
tho creek on Tuesday and destroyed
several fish dams.... The whipping
post is used in Deleware for wife
beaters. It could also be used to
advantage in Selinsgrove. ..Miss
Carrie Wittenmyer of Middleburgh
was in town Monday. . . . W. G. Von
Neida spent Sunday in Mifllinburg
. . . .Miss Maine Reed of Sunbury is
visiting Mrs. Ed. M. Hummel.
Yon Know.
CENTKEVILLE.
The Sunday School picuic held
here on Saturday was well attended,
both by parents and children
Tho Memorial Bilk quilt w'as drawn
by Mrs. M. Z. Steiningor of Middle
burgh. 110 was the lucky number.
On Saturday tho School Board of
our township met and elected their
teachers as follows: Centerville
Grammar School. A. B. Sheary;
Primary, Jennie Walter; Ocker's
School, If, A. Bowcrsox; Hartman's,
A. A. Bingman; Beige's, C. O. Biug
inan; Herman's, C. A. Hassingerj
Tho schools will open October 8th.
Salary $11 per mouth Merchant
C. M. Showers mado a business trip
to Shenandoah last week.... Mrs.
Dr. Mohn and Mrs. Hartman of
Laurelton, attended the picnic hero
on Saturday. . . .P. E. Mohn, station
agent at Muucy Valley, was here on
Saturday Mrs. S. W. Hartman of
Williamsport, visited relatives here
last week, her former home....M.
Z. Steininger and wife of Middl e
burgh were in town over ' Sunday
....Miss Kate Iteichly of Sunbury
was hero with her parents over Sun
day After a lingering illness of
several months, P. J. Rowe died on
MoTfiay night of last week. The
funeral of the diseased took piaco
from his lute residence ou Thursday
at 10 o' clocii.H A largo nuuittcr of
friends and relatives paid their last
tribute of resp.'ct to the departed In-
following tho remains to tho cenio
try where they were buriod. Peace
to his ashes. Aged about 41 years.
PAXTONVILLE"
W. P. Spigeluioyer made a busi
ness trip to McClure on Saturday. .
William Dorr of Mt. Carmel visited
his parents over Sunday. .. .The
festival at this place held on Satur
day eve a week had boon quito a
failure ou account of the rain
Elsie Erdly is visiting in Middle
burgh at this writing R. A. M.
Haruer of this place removed from
one of his poach trees twelve peach
es, measuring in circumference as
follows: 1 of 7 iuches.l of 71 inchoB.
2 of 8 iucheB, 2 of 8J inches, three of
8J inches, one of 8J iuchos. one of 91
and one of 9 inches. The tree vet
bears some pea dies all of which are
of similar size. Who can beat it?
Corn is being put ou shocks verv
rapidly by some of our farmers....
Ira Ulsh of Frauklin was in town on
busiuoss last week.... A gay timo
has been reported by those who at
tended the Sunday School picuic in
Bower's Grove last Thursday
Howard bhambach and family made
a trip to Crossgrovo on Saturday
and returned on Sunday. .. .Wm.
Hoffman and wife attended tho pic
nic at Black Oak Ridge on Saturday.
The Lone Lawn,
The man who had a little nie of
lawn iu front of his house about as
hi-: as a greenback and who took
cure of it us if it were u Imby, was
potteiim; around it the other morn
ing with a puir of scissors and a
razor, when u neighbor came by and
hung Ins thin over the fence.
"Why doiit you have a lawn
mower'" he asked, after contem
plating tLu sceuu a miuuto or two.
"I dont Mailt a htwn mower," re
plied tLe gardner; "whut I want is
more lawn" and the uoighhor Lur
ried away beforo the house should
fall upon him und crush him still
more.
TH E best investment
in real estate b to keep build
ings well painted. Paint protects
the house and 6aves repairs. You
sometimes want to sell many a
good house has remained unsold
for want of paint The rule should
be, though, "the best paint or
none." That means
Strictly Pure
White Lead
You cannot afford to use cheap
taints. To be sure of getting Strict
ly Pure White Lead, !ook at the
brand ; any of these art safe :
"Armstrong & McKelvy,"
" Beymer-Bauman,"
" Davia-Chambers,"
"Fahnestock."
For Colors. National Lead Co.'s
Pure White Lead Tinting Colors.
These colors re lold in one-poun I earn, cch
tun Iwltiif aufticicnt to lint as pounds of Strictly
l"ure While Lead he desired Minde; thry are in
no acute ready-mixed paint, but a combination
nf perfectly pure colors in the handiest form to
tint Strictly Pur White Lead.
A Kood many thousand dollar! have been
(.ived property-owners by havins; our book on
painting nnd color-card. Send us postal card
and gel boll. -re.
NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York,
ritlsburu Mrnnrh,
German National Hank Building, Pittsburg.
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN
MOYEH,(HOJ OF OEOltOE, )LATE OF CENT11E
TOWNSHIP, SNYDER COUNTY, PA., KEC I
ToTfllli' Aults, Mover. Iniormiirrlfd with
Mlrli. Anlts nf MrVrVtow li. Mtnitli '.. I'll., mul
M il ll.lii loir lit llui HlltllM llllU'H. HlNtlTK ut tin
unlit il -inl-'iit : Amiinnn liiiiinniirii. tui- in-nrii'ii
liitiTiiiari'li'il i ll .li Willi tilliifitlllii'l K 1b in
Miniln On.. I'll., mul .Inni- WiMltT. nw Itnulrli
w lin wns liit.'rmiirrli il with Mlpli W Vlli-r. nt I In
huIiii" place, Unrili't Kiixsier. nee enrlch Inter
11 1 : 1 1 r I ' I W ith HmshIcI nf Mllllin. Mlllllll I'll.,
Ph.. I rluli Henrlcli of Nn. rlii.'iStxtli K VllicMrectx,
P III ni i 1 1 1.. I'll.. I he i llllillell nr liens l
Sunlit Iteiirleh, I Mujer, II llecensi'd ulster dl
I tie wilil .Inlin Meyer, itec'il ; Wlllliitn A. mm
illeswnitll of Klslliiirn. ltinTslile I n.. I nllforiilii
lleolL'e MldilleNW'iu I ll nf Kvnli. Inwu, Ituliei l
Mlililli'swuri li mul N. It. Mlddleswuri h of Hen
run. Imvii. .Inlin e. MliliHiwwartli nl Pleiivnilni
I. Inn I'n.. KmihiiN. Ailu lHikalxillull. (nee) .Ml. I
dh'Hiviirtli, Inieriniirrli'd with- LiniKhIkiiikIi
nf Kviiiim, Inwn, the children nr Ic.Ml helrx
of Mur MlililleW!irlli, ll iIii'i'iihciI HlMi r ol Hi
wild .li.lm Mover, ilec'd : Harriett MlililleMwarth,
nee Slnhlnecker, Intermarried with Nerr Mid
dlenwiirlli ut lleiu'iin. Imvii. .lane i III m-i t . m-i
Siahliiecker, liiterinarrleil with .Inlin tilllmrt c
Mi'Veyluwn, MlfllUi i'n .. I'.i.. tin I'liliihen ni
helrx ill Kllulielh Stulillni ker, nee .MnJcr, il ill
OeilHCit Ulster til" until .lollll Mover, ilee'll ; Wll
Until llriiififer. .Inlin llrinrifer. Holier! llrnifk-er.
tieorife HriiKirer and Itiidiilph llriiKKer Harvey
nriik'uiT oi i n in', unm,
(Ho chllilren or Ii'k'.iI hnlrit of Si.phlii 111 ilk'
per, nee Mover n deceased sister of the mild .Inhti
Mnver, dec f! . Leifiitees under the last will mid
U'Htulnciit nf the Mill John Mnyer.dec'd.
You are hereliy imtllled that by virtue of h
writ of lniiiest Isniicd out of the tlrphuim Court
of the mid! coiuitv of Snvilcr. anil In me itlrecteit.
that an lniilent will lie held on the premlseN. In
Centre, tnwn."' In. Snyder I n.. I'n., on Friday,
Si'pleinlx'l i i, 1KVI. at HI o'clock, A. M., to make
ynrtltlnn O' ill nut Inn ol the real est ale nf Halil
nhn Mn) r, dii-iised, When iu,d where you
may HI tend If you Uillik proper.
Sept, villi, 1H1. A LKKKI) Spkciit, shPrtfl
r
Full oft with itareh anrt Qloit teren,
Tht Unm cnllnr Mtnrlt fftc morn;
Full uft al nuontime it u trrn
Alt u tlU il, urinkUJ anUurlorn.
That's wlint you nmst expect of
such n collar; it's the linen of it.
The Btninl-up collars won't stand
up, nnd the turu-duwti collars will
wilt down. The easy, cheap, and
plcnsnnt wny out nf tlmis to wear
" Celluloid " Collars and
Cuffs. These goods are made
by covcrittt linen collars or cuffe
on both'sides with"CKLLULOlD,"
thus making them strong nnd
durable, mid waterproof, not nfTcc
ted by heat or moisture. There
are no other waterproof goods
made this wny , consequently none
that can w ear so well. When soiled
simply wipe them oft" with a wet
cloth. Kvery piece of the gcuuilie
u suunpcu iulc wis ;
TRAOe
Elluloiq
WARK-
Insist upon goods so mnrVed
if you expect fall satisfaction, and
if your dculer doesnot keep tlictn,
send direct to us enclosing amount
and we will mail sample. State
size, nnd whether a sUuid-up or
turned-down collar is wanted.
Collars 25c. each. Culls 50c. pair.
Th CELLULOID COMPANY
427-29 Broadway, NawYork.
Middlcbiirvr illarket
Corrected weekly by our merchants.
Butter !o
VW 1(1
Pitted cherries y
I'lipitted " a
Hlmilier'ies l
Kiisjilierrii'S 1,1
OliinilS IK)
Kuril in
T11 How r
Chickens in-r lb s
Turkeys ii
hide s
fciliouliler li)
Ham 12
ld AVIinat
New "
Hye
Com
Oats
Mi'ini per KM lbh..
Middlings
Chop "
Flour per tM
.D 1
,r.o
..ri(i
.00
.in
.'.hi
t.(IO
1.15
;i.io
The Post,S!.50 pery
D
R. J. C. AMIO, D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Treating, filling, artificial teeth.
crowu ami bridge work. Teeth ex
tractetl witiiont pain. Ptulsfactlon
guaranteed. Office next door to the
Post printing office.
MIPPLEHUKUH, l'A.
"AS. O. CHOUSE,
ATTOriJfKY AT LAW,
MlDDLKBirRH, PA.
All btisines f ntruoted to hts care
will recolve nrcmiDt nttentlon. Con
Ftilttition in English and German.
crown Acme.
The best IJurnini; 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 tost.
It will not explode.
It in 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 Best.
Ask your dealer for Crown Acme.
Trade orders filled by
Tours truly,
THE ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, Ta,
Classical Department Prepares For
The
Junior Class of the Colleges
HAS FOUR COURSES :
1. The Hctfiilar College Course.
'2. The Lilt in Scientific,
'I. The Kuplish Scientific,
t. Tho Normal Course.
Nivc. iry r.xpcii-" for (urn Schnl.ixtl Year
llinti uiilv. Ni't Si liol.i.l !c yoar ojii'iii
auk. iwi. t or liiiriiciii.irs niinreK,
.1. It. DIMM, i'l'tticliul,
Selllistfrovo, l'a,
S.l S1IEAUVT,
Justice of tlw Peace, Conveyancer
Hud ltisurtiiice ALrent.
1'tinus Creek, P. O. Pa,
only relliiMe CihIi CumpanleH nmrewnted
Special attention irlvuu to lnniiruni'e, Driiwlntf
iii coin riiciH, iii'oiin una iiiecuueciinuniciuiinH.
(mice at his reld(!iicu on Murkul Street, Cen
trevlllu, ra.
D
It. J. (i. 8ALLADE,
VETEIUNARY SUlfOEON,
d.ado nn-c ol the Ontario Teterlnary
College, Canada. All calls and tele
grains promptly attended to.
Ofllee nt Central Hotel, Beaver
town, Pa. t. 24, 181)4.
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR
WILL CURB THAT
AND STOP THAT
The bewt remedy known for the enre of '
Consumption, Cough, Colds,
Whooping cougn, and an Lung
I DISeasaS. Bom every wuere.
I Irlce Ve., 60c., and $1.00 per bottle.
'sm icata 3, PriBMUsnt.
r'ur mile tiv W. II. Ileiiver. MlildlcljlirtrU. ttlld
j. . Miiiipcii, rcnus crt'i'K. va.
It Cnrm Ooldi,OoughiJlirTtirot.OTonp.Tn(loi'
n. WhooUB( Oaub, Brunobitil nd Aithms. A
Mrtain cur Tor Uontumptioii in fiiet Ui, im
a eure raliaf in iincd itiKB. Un l onofc
Toa will m th escalUnt eOeut afttr Uluijtt th
Brit do. Bold hy deular vorjwbr. Larg
battlsa &0 onU unJ il .00.
5 & i ' e
Mgl,iol(J)k
r .-. f r. -
IvMilMt
t W
. j:
e j 'i e S 5 I J? fe -e
I giok- "ES8,n'o!c:
- So ?a'ojr
"8 5 a ui"':
I'm h2fi
- ,;i Si
u?? t i !tc
Tornado Feed Cutter,
prepares cither Dry Forao or Knsilago in a
manner that is tmpciior tt any other make of
feed cutter. Fanners and Stock Kaisers can
save money hy using tho only perfect stalk cut
ting and splitting machine in the market. Call
on or Address,
V. J. Wagexskllek, Selinsgrove, Pa.
aatrklyanl prmanriitly RPaTARKD te mrntrmra
rn.rn Inmt manlio.e1. I'uuftliinitl dUwrdrrn, hrrvoufc
vim, arratalur dcrllnr. r(itnlo dermj, ek mr
rwlplfNllna Srnrl. i1lr.Blnr, fulnllnic aprllA, vlr.,
miitrht ou lr Ignorant, full, over-wurk, inurnr, ur
clUuwut.
A complete rnro la gunrnntued bj unlag
Dr. Calon's Vitalizer and Nerve Tonic.
A true ELIXIR OP LIFE, and Inexhaustible
fountain of youth and health I A mirvel of
modern medicine for men who have spun out
the thread of life too fait j men who have suf
fered j re at nervoua shocks ; men who have
been Indiscreet, over-indulgent, or careless.
Men, alas I who are no longer men.
(A ample extract from letter dnttv received )
fjui Dormai f am talcm a
k Ir.io tT, and Qinii tit M I am
fffling lilm a new man. fvorc
Inking thm It viu il ffrmt tffort
ft it m totto mw irork. but miiui f
2m
inrntntiu u Ttntn-nff noil mfvr
) Mfiwi'il I.IC feci i ninm'f pne
, iiu iirutm tiwuvh. ahull ultrayt .
b 3(vis.f f, rvrmnm.'iiff fArnt.
Thru an utorth tkrir tmnht In nttlti.
uniUi
IHOM A TUAIIKrUL Fbdutd.
(One thanmnd more of the same tenor In our pomulon )
The anly trlrltv li-cKlmateeare for Lot Vitality
kaawa to aian. At druvsl"!". ar ent aralrd hy wall
r eirs for ! 6 ror (. with wrtttra aaarantti
af care. Inraraialloa and advice frca and raufldua
UaL Writ wllk iluleatiilisf loaruM.
Addresa CATON DIED. CO., UoatOD, Olusa.
Hard Times' Price?.
Wile
We are offering a full and com
plete line of new and seasonable
goods in the line of
CO
mini
Hals, Gents' FurnisliinaGoofls
and every thing else usually found
in the best clothing store.
AH our goods are of the latest
styles and guaranteed to be strict
ly first class in quality.
G. C. GUTELIUS
Middleburgh, Pa.
mm M Mi
but they go a great ways la thatdlreotlon. Then why send to the
City for ready-made clothing nnd then take them to a skilled local
tailor to improve the tit, when you can get a
SUBSTANTIAL MAKE AP ROOD FIT
. ut once
HENRY L. PHILLIPS-
MERCHANT TAILOR, Sellr.sgrove, Pa., where your work Is always
guaranteed or you have recourse. This in a question that interest
every man and boy .A ueat-fltting hiiit.no matter wlwit th materia!
in it always looks better than mi ill.flttii.ig niilt iio mutter how fiun
the good. Then come ut ouoc .iiul net fits.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Lar Kuremnti for K. K. !!L Ci:,
We Impart u tliuruuub kuowloduo of the COM M EliU Al, HTUHim at the cost of !
time and u,ony tuan other .-houl. TllotlHAKJis w.) th.Hr niivoi-ns Tlir" "aot ,ov raw
to the iralnlim hey received here. We made llUKAn-WINNKIOi of tl om. Wo w in I von
Ukuowui;iltuudwewiliit.lyo.uilUboutthUI.IVKKl'H(Ki N. K WKlll inl
uats Ut ounttlous. VA.L91H UINIKK&H IXlLLtXiU, 17U-t7tU ClteslBut U, iilILA
As6
VIU,
Tie In
Dy KOintf to
four diR.ru weat of Until., Seliut-"
rov-.