Publiahod every Thursday.
Geo W. Wagenscllcr, Editor.
Arthur E Cooper, Manager.
Subscription 1.50 per year,
Which tntlHt bo pulit In nilvnnro hen sent out
nt1r the county.)
RATtS Of AOVtRTItlNQ.
All transient nflvertliomcnM not ntherwla
Coiitrnetnil for will ! elmreeil nl III'1 rati' of 1
W-nM t line (ti'inparli'l measure) tor t1rt Inner
tln nt 10 cfiiln per II in? lr every Mile,uent
Insert tun.
-. i'A nolirn v,t'.i;.hfl (rrr ; i.hOiiin ylry,
Irilmlri irtjirrl, ,t , IhrrrfrnU rt Inf.
Coopnr Si Whkp tiseller, Trop'ru.
Thursday, Oct. 2., 1891.
Standing Committeemen.
A1ann.I. .1. MMilituwnrth. J- K- VeUomlf.
Iieaverlrvln Klni'v. N:iilmn K-ee.
Beaver Weal Aim Howell. William Heater.
'mn J. W. HhiiiiwI, r. K. lwry'.
liapiimn-.lilm -1t. lUvlil A. l-nrtzllnc
Kriinkllii I. II. Kiiterltne. .1. II. M"M.
.tnek-uiti I. c. Klliiirli-r, Win. Martin.
Mlflillrl.iltvll-.l. II. Kli'MiK W illiam F. reese.
Mldillerr.-ek-W. A. r e,r. I. K. Mow.
Vmiroe-O. A. kaiirfinan. '. A. Parletnan.
vnn Irvm K. IjiinleiMairer. Iavlc Moyer.
lvrrv- II. K. Annual. Irln IW.yer.
IVrr'v Wrttl ilia. M. ArlNHraMt, T. H. lirayblll,
Mirlnif A. M. Auraml. Davl.l Mli11enwarMi.
-1 1 1 j tf rt . .1 . H. K'ker. Kit. It. liemlierlliil?.
rmon-lllrain (tmnby. Iavlil (i. Mtahl.
WiiKliinictuii-wiii.t'. Ilillbisli. I'lillip r.Moyer.
i M. Allium sT. -liiirlman. HlehfleM. I'n.
A. M.Al KAMI. See., lleaver fprlhtft. I'll.
Republican Ticket.
STATE.
Kur limiTii'ir,
(tKS'KIt M. IIANIr.l. II. IIAsTISUH.
Of Centre Comity.
Kur Lieutenant -Uovernor,
WAI.TKK I.YON.
Of Allegheny ''ltilv.
Kor Auditor (ieneral,
AMos II. MYI.1N.
of Lanea-ster County.
Kor Neeretary Inlfrtial Affaln,
UKNKKAI..I AMKS W. I.ATTA.
of Philadelphia.
Kur "intrrfswiiKTi-.it -I.:ir'.
li.M.I SUA A. I.IIOW,
OI stio,ileliiihha County, nnd
i.KolHiK K. Ill IT.
o( Wi'-tinnri'lainl county.
ctil'NTY.
Kr onirrfso,
linn. Tiuii. M. Mahos,
ot I'liaiiibtTibiiri;.
Kor A " inl'ly,
I HAS. W. IIKIIMASN.
For I'Mtli lary,
J.c.m IHn II.
For IteKliier A ldvorder,
i. M. SHIMlKI.
For PlHirli't.AMorni-y,
J. M. IIAKEIi.
For Jury Coiiimliwloher,
.1. ll.KNEIT.
CEXTREVILLE.
1'ue muaU boy i happv because
chostnutH are plenty and wormy.
New corn is being Bold at fifty centa
a bunhcl. Merchant C. M. Showers
was to rhiladelphia last week to buy
bin fall and winter goods F. 13.
Boligand wifo visited in Jersy Shore
nndMuncy recently Kev. Prico
of Ilenfrew, Butler Co, paid H. K.
Sanders a friendly visit lust week.
Mrs. lluttio Oeurhart of Beaver
Spriutrs visited her parents here last
week .. Has not our town too
many parents who allow their chil
dren to run the streets Into at nitflit?
Miss Hattio Swartz aud Mrs.
Ella Smith of Troxilvilli visited hero
on Sunday. .. .Landlord Hartiuan
aud l'ohtmaster Strouli, (jiive their
trotter an excercise on Monday fore
noon by taking a drive to MilHin
burg There is no rank, no sta
tion, no condition that may exempt
a manly man from u kind regard for
a mother. It does not matter what
the mental stato of that mother is,
how old, how bout, how decrepit,
the mau to whom 8he is mother,
owes to her gentleness, kindness,
tenderness and consideration....
The Reformed congregation cele
brated the Lord's Supper on Sunday.
The Lutherans will have their com
munion services next Sunday at 10
A. M. . . .S.r.Sheary made a business
trip to Adaiusburg on Wednesday.
....Our town and vicinity will bo
represented at the big mass meeting
in your town on Friday evening Nov.
Vnd. A delegation with torch lights
headed by the Ccntervillo drum
corps, numbering not loss than 100
all for Hastings and the Republican
ticket, will enter your town on said
evening.
PAXTONYILLE.
Farmer arc busy husking coin
...Rev. Smith preached hero on
Sunday evening. . . .Miss Jane Rrun
Her who is staying in Union county
was homo visiting her parents last
Sundav Samuel Troup who Ins
been ill for some tiinois slowly re
covering Mr. Zimmerman moved
to this place and is working tit blacl
smithing Miss Kato Derr visited
her parents on Sunday ... .Mrs.
Ayers of Middleburgh visited her
sister Mrs. Frantz recently. .. .Miss
Bowc rsox of Ohio is visiting at this
place ... .('has. Buyer and John
Hassiuger left to-day (Monday) on
another hsuing trip. . . .Mrs. Joinery
and family were visiting at this
place lately. . . Elizabeth Desherman
is visiting at Miltou,
SIMPTONS OF CHRONIC CATARRH.
As Described by Dr. IIaitmah, okk
or tbk Orf-atest Actiioritim
akd Writers oh
Catarrh.
The symptoms of chronic catarrh
vary according to the stHe and
exact location of the diseaso. The
hrst stage of catarrh of tlm nose
and head produces dinclnrgn from
tue nose, sneezing pain in t lie eyes
and forehead, weak, sometii'ios wa
tery eyes, occasionally loss of mem
ory. In the last stage the discharge
ceases, nnd dry offensive st.dis form
in the nose; polypi growths some
times form in one or both nostrils,
aud the pain in the head and eyes is
much less. Unless something is
done to prevent, the catarrh will
follow the mucous membrane into
the lungs, where it will bo followed
by cough, night sweats, r' 'id loss
of flesh, and the other drea l symp
toms of consumption.
Po-ru-na is a specific for every case
of catarrh, whether the disease is
locateil in the lungs, kidneys, or
stomach. The dose of pn-ru-na
should bo a largo tablesspoonful be-
foro each meal and at bedtime, wo
men and some delicate men should
begin with ateaspoonful, and slowly
aud gradually increase to the above
full dose.
Free books on chronic catarrh la
grippe, coughs, colds aud consump
tion are being sent to any address
by The Pe-ru na Drug Manufactur
ing Company of Columbus.Ohio.
Teachers' Institute.
The teachers of Monroe township
met in the High school room at
Shaniokin Dam, Friday evening,
October this being the first
meeting of the eleventh annual ses
sion of the "Teachers Instituto of
Monroe township." The teachers,
Messrs. Jarrett, Kessler, Kuhn,
Klingler, (laugler, Shafer, Bulic
and Ueichley were all present aud
took an active part in the proceed
ings. The subject, "Beading and
how to teach it," was very ably dis
cussed by the different teachers
and Superintendent Bowersox, who
honored us with his presence and
affablo disposition. The subject,
"Tardiness, and how to overcome
it," was next commented upon by
the different members, after which
an organization was inaugurated to
be known as the .Monroe To--
xeucneis caning CHM-ieiy--wnicn
to hold jekly meetings at the
different school houses. These two
societies, tuKft'gh their able local
talent, aud loV11- support of our
energetic Couiy Superintendent,
are destined i elevate the intellect
ual standard of our community to
such an eminent degree, that it will
bo second to none in the state.
I'.dward R. Sponsler. a member o
the Perry county bar, has been ar
rested on the charge of einbezlemeut
and held in bail to answer at the
November term of the Criminal
Court. He is charged with convert
iug to his own use money belonging
to the Krie City Iron Company, of
Erie. He is a son of William Sponsler
ate president of tho wrecked Perry
County Bank This makes five
members of tho I'erry County bar
who will have to answer the charge
of embezzlement.
The Lewisburg Journal of Wed
nesday says: Last Saturday evening
there was a sensation on Water
street. William Strickland got into
a quarrel with lis wife, or the wo
man he was cohabiting with as a
wife. In the quarrel he drew a razor
and attempted to cut her throat.
She warded off the razor but was cut
on the hand; then she fled to a neigh
bor's with the man und razor after
her. On her information Strickland
was arrested and served Sunday in
jail. On Monday he was released on
!?.j00 bail, G. A. Stohl being tho
security.
rhe question as to whether or not
General Hastings, after his inaugur-
tion as Governor, will have the pow
er to remove Recorder of Deeds Cur
ley in Philadelphia who was recently
appointed by Governor Puttison,
and to appoint a republican in his
place, has been discussed pretty
thoroughly since tho appojntment
was maieaini tno Kepiib.uli lead
es say they havo been advised by
prominent members of the old bar
that tho Governor would havo tho
necessary power. In support of
this contention tho Supreme Court
decision in the caso of Lauo vs. the
Commonwealth is quoted. David
II. Lauo was appointed recorder of
Philadelphia by Governor Iloyt,
but was removed by Governor Pat
tison on February 1st, lvs:s. Her
fused to vacate, and took the as
I to the Supreme Court, whe'b an
opinion was handed Bustainiiis the
A few evenings ago a customer en
tered a Middleburgh store and step
ping up to a young lady clerk bluntly
remarked . . "I want to see your stock
ings." It wan evidently a mistake, as
the lady blushingly got down a lot
of boxes and displayed a number of
pairs of hosiery belonging to the
store.
MARRIED
At the Reformed Parsonage, New
Berlin. October 18th ,!, by the
Rev. S. Sidnev Kohler. Mr. John S
Irwin and Mrs. Lydia A Miller,
both of Kelly Point, Union Co.,
At Freebnrg Oct. 14th by Rev. II
O. Schnable, John L. Freed and
Sadie A. Kratzer.
At Kantz Oct. 10th by Rev. H. O
Schnable, B. F. Harley and Mellie
Miller.
DIED-
Oct. 17, near McKees, Benjamin
Bicknarut aged f2 years .1 Months
Interment at Orubb's church, Oct.
2th.
In Buffalo township. Union Co..Pn
October liith x'H, Anna Jane, wife
of William Liby, Aged 'M yrs. 10
mos. 11 days.
Died near Smithgrovo Sept. 30.
Mariah Keck aged 74 years.S months
andlodays. Interment at Sieber's
church, Oct ilrd.
Jury List.
Mt of I'piii .lurnrs Drawn for tlm Court of
o.vrrnnit Terminer niul U"Iit.iI Jail ilHlverr
a. id rourt of owirtpr Htntion of lh I'mcc iif
Snyder count v held a Term, commenc
ing Monday, ikvembt-r 10, 1ni.
rETITJl'ltolW.
Adaniv-Diinlel llarkanburg. .1. W .llackenbiirg,
Irvm KiMlerolf,
Heaver lolin I. Ream. H. K. llurTinun.
Ilenver Will-Will. Heeler, Abraham llulsliue,
.InmeM II. Dree,
Centre a. W. strouti, Janim spimirlnr.
chapman John seller. H li Arnold. Kr'd SulTel.
KrHiikllu-ltolH-rt Hearli'k, Andrew L Marks,
.1 A Oldt.
.FurkHoli Tolin llower.
Mlddlelmri;h I'harle Sti'liiliipr, U M Moatz,
II II Hi'lu'lr.
Mlildlecreek Allen HassliiuiT. Asaph Ilenver,
Ivnn Helln Herman. Ilanlsoii How, Samuel It,
Korrv. Ileiuv l.Hiideii-daifrr, Howard How, Hen
rv llcMti'rmiin, clias II Hlnlus. chas Miller Jr.
I'errv l'eri'lval l.annaii, Sluioii ArlwKiuit, W W
S Wlney
sprlnif Jatnin Anrand. Kmanui'l Snnok, Win
Harley. James liri"e. Win ,1 khwe
Sellns'ifniVH II A l lrlcli, Flward Fisher
rnlon John Woodlliuf. J J Aui ker. Henry stepp.
Wiuxhllitrtoli-Win I. Hiiiiiuiel. I' s Ki lk'lc, lleurv
Holtapple, Clias II Mover, ,1 K sirayer.
tiUANII Jl ltOIIS.
Heaver tolin Ileler. K K Wele. HolMTf Kecse,
Heaver West A K MIilleNvaiih, Samuel HurT
mmi. Centre Jowph Iis', J K Shelikle,
chiipmaii lleurv HendrlckM,
Franklin clias Walter.
Jai'kaon i lohu HroiiHt" Jr.
Mlddleburtfll John A Moat..
Mlddlts'reek John Fries. Wm K Wayner,
Mouro osear smell., V rk'olt UHUT, cyniH
smith, Kllsworth Aurand,
I'enn Frank Holltf,
I'erry-T O Artmhast, Ell I'orUllue,
I'erry West K M MnntellUH.
Sprtnir Harrison shrailer. .Pesoe 11 Ewlu;,',
WaaUlugton Jeffemou Arbugaat,
REMEMBER there
are hundreds of brands of
White Lead (so called) on the
market that are not White Lead,
composed 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 w hen
you or your father were boys :
" Armstrong; ft McKelvy,"
" Beymer-Bauman,"
' ' Davis-Chambers,' '
Tahnestock."
Pok Color. National Lead Co.' Purt
While Lead Tinting Colon, a one-pound can to
tj-pound keg of Lttd and mi your own
paints. Save time and annoyance in matching
thariet, and insure the best paint that It U
potaible to put on wood.
Send ut a puttal card and get our book on
paint and color-card, free; it will probably
tav you a good many dollar.
NATIONAL LEAD CO., New York.
Pittiburg Branrh,
German National Bank building, Pittsburg.
o
SELIXSGHOYE
MARDLE-YARD1
M. L. MILLER, - - Prop'r
I keep coni-trtntly on li.unl ninl man
ufucturt) to order nil kinds of
Marble and Granite
Mounts AM IMslns!
Old Stones Cleaned and Repaired.
LOW l'KICES ! LOW l'UICKS!!
I liave otie of the best Marble Cut
ters in the State and consequently
turn our, tfoon worn,
foSrComn and see my w ork A prices
Thankful for pant favors 1 most re
spectfully ask a coutiiiuunce of sume,
M, L. MILLER.
D"
J. C. AMIO. 1). I). S.
DENTIST
Treating, tilling, artillclal teeth,
crowu and bridt work. Teeth ex
tracted without pain. Satisfaction
truaranteed. Oltlce next door to the
J'obT urintins olllce.
Heiier
The
MIDDLEBURGH, PA,
lTiT
A Clean
Collar
One thnt yen can Veep clean all
thi time a cellar tlu;t does not
wilt wln.it yeit ct ovf r-hcnlcd ;
thnt docs not fro v m the edge, or
loir c ut at the buttonhole, nnd
can tie cleaned by simply wiping
c.fi' with a wet sikhikc or cloth.
Tlicsc collars niul culls nre made
by covering linen collnrs or cuff
on Ix'tli aides with waterproof
"celluloid," thus giving strength
nnd iltir.-iliility. They arc the only
waterproof good no made, and
every piece is stamped u follows:
"fV TRAOF
4 U MARK.
Auk for this, nnd refuse to take
anv imitation if you expect sat
isfaction. If your dealer doc not
keep them, send direct to u, en
closing amount, and we will mail
you sample. Collar 5 eta. each.
Cuffs 50 ct. pair. State size, and
wnctiicr stand-up or turuca-uown
collar is wanted.
THE CELLULOID CO,
9T-99 Broadway,
new YorK.
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 explode.
It is without a comparison as a per
feet ion
Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from the finest
Crude in tho most perfectly equip
ped refineries in tho world
It is the Best.
Ask your dealer for Crown Acme.
Trade orders filled by
X" lv;-rf.-Ji? "
THE ATLANTIC HEFI1TING CO
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, Pa.
TAB MissionarF InsUtote.
Classical Department .Prepares For
The
Junior Class of the Colleges.
HAS FOUR COURSES :
1. The Regular College Course,
2. The Latin Scientific,
a. The Knglish Scientific,
4. The Normal Course.
NtsVHMury ICxpi'iw fur onu ScIioIiihIIo Yi-ur
f no l only. Nhxi ScIihIiimiic yi-ur oih-uh
AUK. Vi, imil. j'or piirtlciiliini aililrcnH,
J. H. DIMM, 1'rliK'lpul.
SclliihKrovo, Pa,
D"
J. (I. BALLADE,
VKTKKlNAliV SU1M! EON.
Graduate ot the Ontario Veterinary
College, Canada. All calls and tele
grams promptly attended to.
Olllce at Central Hotel, Beaver
town, Pa. Oct. 24, 1BU4.
... -I. DO WHS'
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR
WILL CURE THAT
Cold
AND STOP THAT
The best remedy known for the care of '
, Consumption, Cougha, Colds,
Whooplngcougn, ana an hung ,
OlaaaS. boiu evurywnsre.
Frico tie-. 60O., and 1 00 per bottle.
'gggsT. ;ensea c"' j'"11"
r'ur nhIh bv W. 11. lwavr, Mlildli'liurvu, ana
, W. Sainpselt. I'uuiis t'ruek, l'a.
KAY & BROTHER ANNOUNCE AS
NOW READY.
PUUDON'S DIGEST.
11 il Kit. Vulh. In,l. M Vo. I'lli'i; f 13.00.
BEING A DIGEST OF THE STATUTE
LAW OF PENNSYLVANIA FROM
1700 TO 1894.
iy 1IIANK V. liltlUIILTY, Km.,
Ol' Till! 1'IIII A. IIAII.
It i ilioruuflily rrvlhed to Utile, mid contains
new und Important til I'M.
Willi u I'lil'iinoloali iil l:tlileif Klalulrs referred
tu, ttu'l u new iiiitl exIuu'.Mlvo Index, etc., etc,
Kor a fill descriptive clreulur, write to,
ZA.Y & EROTHEE. PuUlshera,
lil Hansom fclr.at, IbllsdliUla.
A
Tornado Feed Gutter,
prepares cither Dry Forage or Knailugo in a
manner that is superior to any other make of
feed cutter. Farmers and Stock Raisers can
pave money by using tho only perfect stalk cut
ting and splitting machine in tho market. Call
on or Address,
V. .1. WAURSSKLLEit, Selinsgrovc, l'a
AMLY yiGOR
Sl.lcklr a4 fraullr RrSTORrr Mrvra
rm h4. rwttilMal alMrdrra, MrTiift.
mm, yrrmlir 4r4-ll. rsal dmr, irrtb r
enlpllntlna ararl. dlitalnr. I'lilMtliaa vrlla,
nmirht on bjr Itfnormoo. full, ovr.wHK. wurry, or s
clIvoMiat. A complete care la guaranteed by aalng
Dr. Caton't Vitalize? and Nerve Tonic.
A true ELIXIR OP LIFE, and Inexhaustible
fountain of youth and health I A marvel ol
modern medicine for men who have spun out
the thresd of life too fast j men who have suf
fered great nervous shocks men who have
been indiscreet, over-indulgent, or csreless.
Men, alas I who ar no longer men.
A temple extract from letters daily remind )
rSA Dorms f Mtv talent a
00 bne. and clad tu mm 1 am
sfWtng Mr a nn man. Bfnn I
in. i. u iwi. i. w. u. a i , mwttrw
or mt to Ao mf wirlr, bmt now
in, iiwi.ir.ai li RiHAira Ma a.
hntwenert me. 7 frri I cannot rrf r
iwjf nr. hvthi BinrwTiBW m ffi.'l
taoa a Tiluiuul Fsnoro.
(One thoumnd more of the sune tenor la our iii wuiliin )
Tha ealr trtetly IrsKlaiaterara far lt Vitality
fcaewa t Ai drugs'1 nr mnt eralrd Sy mall
r eitnaa, fmr SI for fc, wltk wrtttva aaaraalra
f earr. pirpwallen and atfvlra rea aaT ra4a.
UaL Writ aawllk ilal.aialtitrnriiM.
Address CATON MED. CUj Bostoa. Bias.
Hard Tirne' Price?.
We are offering a full and com
plete line of new and seasonable
goods in the line of
Clothing, Hats, Gents' Fnrnisia Goods
and every thing else usually found
in the best clothing store.
All our goods are of the latest
styles and guaranteed to be strict
ly first class in quality.
G. C. GUTELIUS
Middleburgh, Pa.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOr
BARGAIN
of Full anil "Winter clothing Vioved at a dis
tance you can't realize what great bargains I am
oilering, hut a visit to my 8tro will convince
you that my stock is not equalled in Snyder coun
ty, that my Prices are tho Lowest ever known.
Shoddy is not cheap at any price. I sell only re
liable goods. Overcoats both dress and Storm,
Hats, caps, Shoes, leather boots, gum boots and
shoes, hoivo blankets, lap.robes, oil clothing,
trunks, (satchels, valises, etc., etc.
BEFORE YOU BUY
OLOTtliNQ, HILTS, C&Ps,
OR FURNISHIN GGOODS,
COIllO lllHCO 1110,
H. OPPENHEIIVIER,
Leading Clothier und Furnisher,
App'a Block, SeliiAiy4ove, n
action of the Governor. J
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