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Court Proceedings,
foui t courened Monday, Dec. 10,
4 at U o'clock, A. M.
PrcReDt, Hon. II. M. McClure.
j'resiilcnt, Judge and Jeremiah
rouse una A. 1. Uciuorriinjr, As-
Licinte Jucltfon.
Oonjiiiuin Moyer, George Spfcut,
oiiry Oeuili-rlinf nnd James Wng-
er wire appointed tipRtaven.
(jUAKTKIt 8KHSIOSS.
Tbc tavern Iiccuko oi J. C Dcck-
r,l was transfi-rred to V. S. Arbo-
f The inspector filed nn Additional
port in relation to tuo additional
chov facilities in Franklin town-
bip.
Xolle 1 TOH8quiH were entereil in
.1 - n til
so8 01 iue vuiuiuuuwvhiiu vs.
IboniBS E. Kleckner, and in same
. Goorjte Hartman.
The case of tuo Common wealth
George l'attison was continued.
Tbo cae of the CoinmonwoaUh,
4. Duvid Herrold was continued to
xt term.
James MuiUeswarth, Lincoln
enninper and T. B. Bolitr were ap
niited to view public alloy in liea-
,-rtown.
Report of road viewers in Union
wDfcbip was confirmed nisi.
COURT OK COMMON PI.KAH.
Ia the case of Clara II. Brunncr
v her next friend, etc., vs. Adam O.
runner an alias subpoena in divorce
a awarded.
Iu the case of Witiner & Dundore
eof N. T. Dundore, vs. PortTrev
ton Evangelical church, a rule was
acted to show cause why the ser
ve of summons should not bo set
ide.
Ia the case of David S. Sliolly vs.
ud church, the same rule was
anted.
In the case of Peter Daily vs. Geo.
Botdarf, a rule was prim ted to
ow cause why tho judgement
oiild not bo opened.
In the case of Mary E. Woiner,
W. W. Womer, a divorce was
anted. Same in the case of Polly
Steely vs. W. J. Steely.
In the case of Samuel It. Martin
i G. W. Portzlino, the verdict w as
ir the plaintiff in tho sum of
A defandant to pay the costs.
In the case of M. McLaughlin,
al., executors, etc., the verdict
us for the plaintiff for $272.25.
Alfred Specht, Sheriff, acknowl-
sod deed polls to Jacob D. Shra
r, Elizabeth Koch, Jacob Binga-
n. Samuel B. Walter, Abraham
o
lis
aw
net
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vvn,
re
mi
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3,
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ices.
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,wer.
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waive
I.
lwver and S&piuel Arbogast.
In the case of Mary A. Arnold vs.
lliam L. Bassler, the verdict was
the plaintiff for $5.35.
q tho case of Sarah A. Tobiaa vs.
Bolonder, et aL, the verdict was
the plaintiff in the sum of $41.91.
u the case of Mariah Biuganian,
of II. G. Stahl, vs. Jacob Dreose,
i verdict was in favor of the de-
Junt,
n the case of John S. Gruybill vs.
ry J. Fry, et. al., a rule was grant-
to show cause why the judgment
uld not be struck from tho re
ls. OIU'HANS' COI KT.
irdcrs of sale were granted iu cs-
s or Jlary Ilalley. doc il..
raham Witiner, dee'd., John Moy-
Jic'd.
Itturns to orders of sale were
firmed in estates of Henry Gohh,
'd., Sarah Spaid, dee'd., Emanuel
iker, dee'd., and Susan Hummel,
1.
citation was awarded in the es
! of G. C. B. Heider, dee'd.
iuditor'8 reports were filed aud
ifirmed in estates of W. H. Treas.
dee'd and Jacob Nerhood, dee'd.
Iieob C. Hassinger was appointed
irdian of Burns Smith, a miuor
1 of Chas. L. Smith, dee'd.
be administrators, executors and
rdians accounts were all confirm-
M advertised.
kturday, Dec. 15, U4, court ad-
rned to Jan. oth ''J5 aud then to
djournod to Jan. 11, 'l5 the reg
argument court.
he popularity or I liuiubcrlniu
kli Ki-iiieily mul the hili enri'1'iii
Much It Is held Ii'ikIh us to lit'lleve
h be an article of great worth mid
it. we liave the Meuxuro of lmv-
the experience of tliree nrnitii
citizens of Keiloiulo Keanli, Cnl.,
if line of the remedy. Mr. A. V,
it-ll wtyn: " 1 have ul wnyti receive
Im relief when I iibcd I'linui
'liu'nCollll lteniedy." Mr. .limit's
uiii hiivk: 1 uui btitilled tliut
uliHi-lain's Couph remedy cured
"old." Mr. .1. M. Hatcher huvh:
three years 1 Imvo lined Cham
iiu's Coul'I Keinudv in my
ly ami its results have always
fatlsfactorv," lor salu by
Suinpt-ell. l'tuns t'reek, Pa.
C. MARTAAN,
onsorifil Artit,
justoiicned a room in N .
Wittenmyors building,
io ho is vrepavcil to do
It class work.
March 29, '91.
Ivory
5oap
At Float5
BEST TOR SHIRTS.
TH8 PnOCTtS OAMBLI CO. CirTTI.
J AS. O. CKOUSK,
ATTORN RT AT LAW.
MinHLKHI-RH, PA.
All 'uiiNinesH entriiKteJ to his oare
will receive prompt attention. Con
sultation In Kniilinh and (German.
IN
-Fiiriiire
Cliaiuber Suits.
Look at tliein.
Jarlor Suits.
Look at tliein.
Side Itosirds.
Look at them. I
Couches, Lounges, j
Patent llockcrs, ,
Easy ChaiiR
Look ut them.
Rfl RqIiu Porriofrori
uu uuui uumutui
Look at them. r
Baby Coach Kobes,"
Affaglianf, Laee Corert-. all
prices. Look at them. They
are beauties.
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades,
Laee Curtains,Curtain Poles,
Kugs of all kinds,
and everything else at tho
popular furniture and carpet
store of
W. H, Felix,
Lewistown, Pa.
Kotlung On Earth Will
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powder)
It la absolutely pars. Highly Nnoentrty. fa
Jtiantlty it roiu lm thn a K nth t rf ut Any.
Lrtrtlr a mtsliritk. prvttu anil cure all ril -
Uuod for yuunir ifaicki. Worth bion than i.Iq
hcn lieni U"ut, "on Unr can mvvU m $10,
all for $b U prvnt roup,' um a t'uatono r.
f you can't ft It nl u hi itnU for two h m i
flvti . A 1 1-4 fMMinil ran it V HtlMiii1 , A run t-
riiin-MDHHL " jiir.nrjii idumki i'a ir.it," miii
lft copy In, houllrr lUlunif r-r with f
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HENCH
& DROKIGOLD'S
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SAW!LLu-EN6INES
A woinli'rml Improvi'nii'iit In Krlnlan Kril
;lu-llii'li. llucK molliinor ( iirniui :l Ilium iu fu-1
UNunyullu'rln tlieiuurki't. Frli'ilun I'lulrli I'Vvil,
iiiuHtnir nil ilii'f titl K'urliiK to HUtiiil Ntlll Hlulu iMt-k
tain; arenl unvlna In powrr nnH wrur. f-" l
4ivnlhiiiMiniiiM4 ItirlitrufLuiHliHiiivMnil erh-vii. AImo
Sprinn llnrrow, liny ltuk', I'ulilvHlur,
'orn IMnnlerM, Klii'lltTM, (tie. Muttwn iitpi;r.
A UltO.ntiOU), Mfr., York Va,
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t. tin, t f-ny.
FURNITURE.
ir Fnriritn
mi i n i
We offer the best goods at Phe
norninal Prices, guaranteeing qual
ities the Finest, and Styles the
Latest.
Couches, Lounges, Mirrors.
Baby Carriages, Window Shades
etc., offered at prices to suit the
times. We are catering to the
Snyder County trade, and
AN INVITATION
is extended to visit our place
business. Respectfully,
II.T0N FURNITURE CO.
Front Street, Milton, Pa.
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Selinsgrove, Pa.,
i ne iing ot J-ow
PRICES.
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J. M. KLiNE, BEAVERTOWN,
WELL DRILLER, and Agent for
Riefs Hydaulic
(or Ram.)
. . . . f.muf.tiA.litiiia4ii unlit fur ul.
tirit i a new riki marvelous luvcunuu. cv ..r ......H ...... .
evatln h coutlnuoiiH mipplv of wnt-r rrroiunrlnj;nor liriiiu-lifH. It in wlf
operatimr, fiinple in conctriiclloii and iuir.iiriihfd in duraljili'y. lln-y art
now belne nlHoed in every State In the Tnlon and are wanted in every
county, town and villmte. v challenge the world to produce Itn eipial.
Mimt prove untlnfactory before payuient U made.
For further Information write for llliihtrated eatnloKUe.
WELL DRILLING.
Havinir drilled ovr three hundred wells in thin County, plenty of ref.i
i t l1A ,m,.l..niv nf tiiv unrL. 1 m-lici-lfllllv nolil it I
your pationaRe In thiH line and will guarwitee you perfeet natihfuctlou In
every jou.
e nn awful Imsy, ami ln'st prirrsan a mral
attraction. Jt is a l,ijr pint lo kiunv that r
nell fiwuh cheaper than anyone else in the whole
town, aud another hi point is to know that wo
haro the largest stock of good to select from in
town, and still another hit; point is to know that
everybody is acquainted with the fact.
The King of Low Prices
(that's us) gives yon dcsiraUe
HolicUw C -roods
t'
at tho very lowest prices. Novelties and useful
articles suitable for Holiday Presents in endless
variety. .Largo variety of books. (Jive us a call
and you will not regret it. (expert full v,
S. WEIS.
Great Reduction Sale of
T
U Kit U LT
For Ninety Days !
FHII
11 n nsu
lli. ls'.)4.
VHtl HI III ll ( H-
utii Ann ricu, ii;
ny il i t lit lui ili
.il 1 .M'..Vi'iy, uiul
The
I'.mii tb StriM t.
AT Tl
ndersigned Offer The PuV
T1K15 STOUK OF FURHIV(i(i,ST IN thhu.s,
UHKATKST SAC UIFK'K KvKIt KV l
SYLVAN! A.
We n not stfllillir out In r u tl.i 1 . .
vloun yar. We rlvea few of the prliri'M iih ..ll,wn "?5f5N i ,
Softwood Chamber Suits $llm-VuMt T.,,, WntttW' . 1 . "
Hard Yo1 t'haniber Suits Hi.(M) Woven U 1 1,. M,.ttr ' 't. Apr. 1,
A ii:iml)iik Killll. W PI. ....... fn .1,1 I, .. .
J. M. KLINE,
BEAVERTOWN, PA.
ie.UlK fcllitH. H r eceM I'l (III II...I
I... rlnp Miiftu .111 jut i. ... . .
I.. i'ifT 1 " "rop iiinii M, per ft....
Wnlt S Ttliilru 11. .r ml r.11 111... .. .'
I . .w 1 iiiiiunii uiickpm
! nuninverythlnK Ii. the furniture line, Ineludititf Mlrro'
vhoIeso?rdH. CupboardM, Outre Tables, Faucv Kocke '
" -. " w,),rr. - ifi, J oiifurriiyi, rfU. P .... ....
Seilt CllAlm Mile. fllMllllfll n.t fili.un !. . 1 1 I
l'rlcei. reduced all through, tloine early anil see our utork before L'ivlin
your order, and thus have 15 to L'H nee i-ent m ,,i-rx, .1..11...
Special Attention (.liven to Undertaking & Embalniii
KATHERMAN & HARTNAN, Limited,
MIKFI.INHL'HOM. I'A
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LAUOU IUHUir:ri i.l IU pr-KUl 1 nl U lrin Mt U
Uiuuiq. iito aIIvlt guuoo. ni PUO -'II' 'TW
do. l.ir iuf AiD rloku U orttmait. What U t U 'J U
tut Ltm. ' A tM( for ib liotir, K'TiK.lt 4i.u tM 4
OuU tl.M. ktttll t Hutu. Uoit IIImtmI Itrrmi Iu airuutf. I 1 '' I
fr clrcuUrt ur i.'l fiO oontM
llOttr. K'4TlK.lt H4I.U tM x
Uoit IIImtmI Itrrmi Iu iruutf 1
tM fttf ticiit'l out til 1 tiif'u. P
crown Acme
The best Uaruing Oil that run bo
uiiulo from Futroloum.
It given a brilliant liglit.
It will not Biuoko tho ehimnoy.
It will not tbiir tho wiek.
It has a high firo test.
It will not oxploilo.
It i without a comparison us a per
fection Family Safety Oil.
It is niauufacturod from tho finest
Crude in the most perfectly equip
ped refineries in the world
It is tho Best.
Ask your dealer for Crown Acme.
Trade orders tilled by
Yours truly,
THE ATLANTIC REFINING CO.
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Sunbury fc Lowistown Division.
In effect Nov. '!", 1894
WKHTW A RD I
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TASKyourHorseshoeh
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Main Sire t
I.ewlMown
MkltUoil
fklDter
Sliloilla
Wanner
MdJlure
Kaub'i.Mllli 1
AdiimlurK
Hi-ftvartown I
Henlxr
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4.48
5. 30
Selinsgrove Accommodation.
(JonnetloK with truloioo N.(J. Ky.)
SellnnroT. Jo. Arrive at SllnroT
iAltV. M.
6.62 1'. U
Mm
1 l fC LH
-sir
FOR THE
t
THE
ONLY
Shoe for
WINTER USE.
It ABSOLUTELY prevents slipping",
mul Injure I'tTlcct t;iicty ami comluri t
liiirno ami ilriM T.
Shuil villi Hi" " Nvorill," (iur linrso'
fi'it aro ul wavs lit ginul cuiiiiitiuii kit u
i nut liaviui- to timtituully ruuiuvo tliu
itiovn fur fh.u polling.
Tha CAT KS are RFMOVABI-F,
Stecl-CcntereJ and SLLF-SHARPENING
When worn nut nuw CulU run bo euflly l
ai'rtuil li limit rt'inovinir. hIhh, auvlni; an
luniK'iiso aiimiuatit tluio uuully lout ul tho
bU.'kmuilli hIiiiji.
On nci'lpt or ontal will mall frooonr do
F('riitivuiliiMilnruiiituinliiKjirliwHor('iilkil H!iiuh, maily tu Im nulled nn, fur trial, microti
lliia winter ut wry low irluoit.
E. E. BUCK,
Triilus Leave Lewlstowo Junction :
. ui, 10 40 a m. 1 I'i p in, t i i m, T la p 10
lor Altoouii.l'lttKluirK ami the Went.
Tiluiu.K I6in,l 46ii m:iiil 4 18 i lu.8 VK p in 11 16
p in, Kor PiillHdelnlila, New ork, llallluior
unit WaMiloglun.
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AND
NOKTHKUN UKNTKAb KAII.WAY.
1 mln I.onv "tiinluiry iliilly n.Tit Huii.Ihv :
l.:.6 a. in. Inr W 1 1 llniiiMiiurt 'ami t'anituiluluua.
(i:iam, For llt'lloloutK, Krlu.aii'l ('auamiulKUu
v.duu iu, ror i.ora it.iven,
1 06 i iu, Kor llcllulunio, Kane ainl t'ananilal
ku i.
6 4ii in. For Hi'imvo ami Mnlrn.
'i5iin lor Wllllii un-iiiirt.
Siiiuiiiv , 6 l imn, lr Drlo and 'niian.laiuuii
ii ,Minin. inr Lock Haven, uud 0V6in lor Will
laiiiiipnri.
A 'i.'i a ii', r'iirC'iit!iwiva ,,n.l ll i7vlt..n.
ft 'i'i it in, lo no in, mid 6 47 in. Kr Wllki'idiurro,
7 10 ii lo, Ul 'Mil in, I .'iH ii in, . 60ii iu. KorSliii
iiiohin nun .iiouiii i ariiiri.
Snii.luy lono ii in, lor W ilUi'-lnrro.
'1'ralnn l.piivv Si !!iiM;r ivJiiiiotlun
Ut'llllll. ....!. ,l.iv. itvh. I,. in IMiil i.I..1ii.ii
00 j . iii. New VorK 6 6 1 ii M, H.illiiiioie 8 10 ii
in. .. ii i ii i in, , , v i in.
6.M7 I'. .M. tt-ei-k il.i...- iiiMvIiil- ut riilliidelplilu
11.16 I'.M. N" ik :!.:: in, H .llimi ro in
8 '."i in, il.i! y nrrt.-liiif .it rii!:ilrl'htu 4 SO
iu, No York 7 .:u in,
Tr.iliw ii I-o I.i-1 e Sii'iloirv
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O ! n lllllll!.lll' o I ii, in, I) UMIIIIKIIIII J
H , III ,-Minr 1 inn H uii Hill,
ir,...L.liii j i.i'ii w i.. ... i ..4 .. ...
. , n.ij..,iv . v., ill i 1 1, i ,1, r . .. i i, in ,
mrivliiH ut r)ill,iili'liiilii li 20 it in., Niiur Yi
iM.oii,, jj.iiuuiurv o u in., vi iiuini; tun
10 Hill.
1 60 i m. week day arriving tit riilludolpli
6 il Ii ". New York p iu JUIIIuiurv O
n n, U'...l,l.rt.... J hi ,. ...
. i i lie m i oi -u v il lli'lll y 111 if n, lo, mil
6 '.6 and H 17 i, in, lur Itiirrl.-lmrir, I'lilUdelidilii
.....i ii.. i . .........
For rtttim, muii, fccv, cnllion Tli'ket Aitent or
nildnmi Tlion. Watt, I'. A . W. 1). Uo I'nth Ave
i-uiBuura, i'i.
.1 . K. WOCII), Oen'l P!l AKDt.
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Apr. 1,
June l.r,
Slay 1,
July 15,
-.kt 1.
GUNSBERGER'S
Iff STOCK OF
Fall & Winter Clothing
Is well selected and iueliules a lull assort went of
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING,
Overcoats, Pants, Xeckware, Shirts, UnuYrware,
TRUNKS, SATCHELS,
Hosiery, Suspenders and (Slows.
Prices are lower than ever.
R. GUNSBURGER,
LEADING CLOTH IKK, M IDDLK1UI HtJIf, IA
CHANGED HANDS!
The Tinshop & Stove
business lately conduct
ed by J. H.Ehoads is in
my possession. I am
prepared to offer Spec
ial bargains in
STOVES, TINWARE.
Spouting, Tin and Corrugated roof
ing. Call and see my goods.
Respectfully,
i. M. JhtiijlCjljJii.
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