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CENTItEVILLE.
The now, the beautiful snow is
oitwbfrf. and those who hare
jen yearning for this sort of a pre:
ciritstion ought to be supremely
hippy- 'B reKu'ar old timer... .
Xbe hoy tuiu joinru inc Dummy
jcbool in the fall, aud unit nteadily
l.itA r.f (vnltittr Into rtf fliflot.
JQ lilt WVf'O v. . if.' v. -wm. .w-
mns pienentp, thinks tbero in no
health in anybody or anything when
be learned a week before Chriatmai,
bat both S. School had decided to
have no ChriHtniaa lite this year.
Well, he got a preHent in the ttunpe
)f candy from the Sunday school
tojhow Just continue attending
tbe Sunday school and you will be
U right next CIiiihuiiiik, t-hoiiM you
live that long. . . .Dr. II. C. Bruuner,
i student t fPhila. Medical college
as home during the holidays
Valentine Walter and wife spent the
uolnlnys with their daughter in
Shenandoah. . . .Misses Celesta Hart
nan and Minnie Reichley ate turkey
,in Christmas with friends in Middle
burg... -O. W. Sheary who was em
ployed as a carpenter near Hazleton
ame home to spend the holidays
nth his parents. .. .J. II. Hartman
I mil H. B. Wagner, two champion
nwyers, of Gorton Heights are here
vitb their families on a holiday va-
atiou....Tho general stole of
imp8el and Stroub changed in name
0. Xapp has bought the interest
f E. S. Stroub and the name of the
riu will now be Sampsel fc Nupp.
Ir. Stroub has bought a store in
fbompHontown where he expects to
iove in th e near f ut ure . . C. E. Spang
r, dny operator at West Milton
pout two days of his holiday vacu
um with his mother at tliid place. . . .
h Thomas Baily and Miss Martha
.liiiganiau both of Shamokiti Dam
pout Christmas with their parents,
I. M. Bingaman's. . . . J. E. Bolig and
iniily of Muncy feasted on turkey
a I'liriHtmas day, with pap, F. B.
'olig. . . .Miss Cora Stine went to
kJamsburg to spend tho holidays
...J. E. Lichtenwalter who was
mployed in a lumber camp at Caui
iel, returned home a day or two bo
ire Christmas . . . W. A. Napp made
business trip to Shenondoah on
iVednesday Miss Oertie Ulsh
ad Miss Tcssie Baker, both of
IcClure, were the guests of Miss
ennie Walter over Sunday.
DUNDORE.
rf fio members of the EvangoUcal
ii r n oi miBAaiu, jo nave been
I Friied of their church property
I the Esherites, have erected a
w church. The church is a boauti-
Ll structure and the prospects are
at tho membership of it will be
ti ge 1 he teachers of Union Twp.
tend to organize a Reading Circle.
is is a movement in the riirht dir.
tiol) .On XtllOH Knma vm,n
ion of Tort Treverton and vicinity
UtrrHI'1'll tllPTVIMplvOH 1V trattinir in
xicated, and then walking through
ivn, cursing and swearing at every
uy mey met. ouch young men
oulil be arrested and dealt with
ording to law. Indeed there
,'ht to be some reformation in
ir line. . ..The boys and girls of
Port Trvprlnn itlinnlu nr nmu
ftking use of their iron shoes on
o Btnootn, pesky ice.... A. w.
I't'bs, druggist at Herndon, was
-me with his parents oil ChristmHH.
... 1 - M 1 .
;imuii in one oi me promising
UDC mm of t Ilia nlnpn Wn wiuli
m success in all his undertakings.
a Jeremiah Bogar, Thomas Bogar
1 Charley Hoffman, who were ut
imiicr school at Selirscrrovo. urn ut
me Bpending their vacation.
home time ago Mr. SluionGoldbaum
Luis Rev, Cal.. was troubled
Mi a lame back and rheumatiMu.
used Chamberlain's Pain Halm
la prompt cure was effected. lie
H be lias since advised many of his
'udstotry It and all who have
h so have spoken highly of It. It
for sale by J. W. Bainpsell, Penns
ek, Pa.
xtenkive Lvudkr Jons. Mr. Al-
t Leichten waiter, on a of tliAtunul
J'-'DKive lumber dealers and prop
ppers in 1'ennsylvauia, has open-
up the extensive Beck tract of
bcr hind and constructed a train
1 three miles long which will bo
"iled as tho work moinesm,'.
it now shiopini? from ono to two
loads of lumber and props every
from Adamsburg over tho l'eiin-
iiiia Railroad. Hois also oper
siubs at Beavertown and l'urdue,
!h increased his daily output to
e ear loads a da v. which will lm
Wed next summer. From lil'tv
"e hundred and lifty men are
'timtly in Mr. Leichteuwalter's
ley, and although ho is still a
"o' luun, ho has cut and shipped
0 timber and operated more ex-
vy than any other poison in
h'iil l'ennsylvsniti, barring tho
M dealers of illianisnort. and
tuospects are. that durinir tho
1 few years his bnBiuoss will bo
'VV increased. He has the right
'ff vim and push and deserves
tucceBs. '
BANK STATEMENT.
Rprnirtor tlic f onillllnn of Ihp Vlmf. Nntlonnl
Bunk of Mlililli hurnh. Bl MlddlolnirKh. In the
Hll o( IViinsvlvuiilrt. at the clime uf DUdltlPM
iieci'inixir m. in4 i
RESOURCES,
LoAiM nd illw-ountu 1.4nR.7T
Ovp'rirniiN, M nrril hikI iniK.i'iirPil.... M flit
V. S. Hoiifls to wcure ciiriiliitlon is.nnvm
I'ri'inHiiiii tin t. S. Ikindx 7iioo
coiinty HnniK a.raaino
iiiiiiI'.iiiK'Iioiim'. riirnltiiD, nnd rixtumi l,illl.04
fiuit ri'ui ruiiff mid UMirKHtfvn ownpti
Duofrnm Nntlonnl lluiiksiiinl Kowrve
AKctitM) MM
Due fniin Stnlp Hanks mill hnnki-m .... ni.7S
imp from iipriivil rewne Hicunt....- J.Ihs.h
rnivKR mm ot iht rnHh itrmn N).7
"tin of oilier Nullimnl IlKlikn 40.00
r ruriionvi piipcr riirrviK'y.iili'klin. nnd
fiiin iM.as
MONKV KMKKRVr IN HANK
VIZI
Swle s.(r?l J
Mtriil-tPndpr imtin S.4iKIl 1I.4M.O
lu'in iii ion iiiiiuniin i . . 'i rfiwurpr
it per cpnt. of I'trcuiHtiou) era.oo
total ununui
LIABILITIES.
Cnptliilit)'kinldln
Surriiii Fund
I'liillMili d prolllM, Ipx.h pxik-iihpn nnd
tnxPB paid
Nnllonal Hunk notin oiilKiandlnif....
I hip toother Niitloiial Imuk.
Individual deposit mihjoct
toi hivk S4.T.MM
Dpmanil i-ertllli Hlesof dp-
wlt fl.W7.KT
.. ft.wnnn.nn
.. lO.uou.Uu
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TOT At II73.W4.T1
STATU OK I'KNNSVLVAMA.I
SNYPKK t'Ol'NT, bn:
I. J. N. THOMPSON. Jr., Ci.hlprof thn nlmve
nnined lmiik.il') m)li'lntily HWear Hint, the ntaivn
Hlait'inent iMtruutxi llio Ixwt of my knowkilife
and iH'lli f.
J. N. THOMWON. Jr..CiuiniPr.
Siiliwrllird nnd sworn to licforo mo thin Md
day of lpfpinbpr lm.
IAV (t. WKISKII. Nnlurv I'nlillp.
CoKKKiT Alt est :
(. ALFltKI) HCIIOCII,
A. KHKKtiKK.
W. W. WITTEN M V KH,
PlHIUTORI.
A Summers School of Law.
As early as INJO a law school in
connection with Dickinson College
Curlifle l'a., was established, and
among its graduates were tin late
Oov.'Curtin, (iov. Ramsey of Minn,
and many other distinguished men.
fter a suspension of several years
this school was revived in tK'.H) by
incorporation, tho corporators em
bracing many of tho leading jurists
of this and adjacent states. It has
steadily increased in the number of
its students, the efficiency of its
work, and the perfecting of its in
strumentalities.
A now departure is" announced
and tho first summer law school in
this state will commence on the
first Wednesday of July next. Cur
lisle is healthfully and beautifully
situated, and a summer sojourn
there will be pleasant. The course
is adjusted, to the needs of the stu
dents of law who are about offering
themselves for examination as well
as to others. The school is under
aa -aMa facility ,4Va jmarsJrtr-K'
1L .1 . i , ... . '
mat iuii particulars can oe Obtained
by addressing tho dean. As a stato
institution, that has already won
high rank for excellent work, this
school can bo commended.
Of Interest to Contestants.
Tho committee appointed to count
the votes in the Teachers' contest
consists of l'rof. l'aul Billhardt, J
W. Swart, and Goo. II. Steiuinger.
They will meet on Tuesday even
ng of each week to count the votes
and they will tie sworn to give each
teacher credit for every vote cast for
him or her aud no more. Contest
ants should send in their coupons
on Monday. Bo sure tho votes are
addressed to the "Voting Depart
ment" so tho Editor will not open
letter containing coupons. It
would be well to have each contest
ant to enclose a note stating how
many coupons he claims to have en
closed, so that errors may bo detect
ed at once.
Next week tho result as it then
stands will be published. Teachers
are requested not to hold back cou,
pons as such action may necessitate
the dating of coupons and requiring
them to be in within a limited time.
ELECTION NOTICE.
KlllST NATIONAL HANK.
The annual meeting of thn xtoi'k holder of
tho KlrHt National Hunk df MlildlPhuivli fur the
elertliin of Heveli (IliTi torv for I'm enaillif .Vear
will Im hold on Tuesday I lie l.'tth day of .laniiar;
next uetweeutUu hours of Hi a. in. and lain
J.N. TIIOMI-SON. Cunhlpr.
SllddlebnrKh, l'u., Ihc, iNtli. ist. I
HAVE YOd READ !
PHILADELPHIA TIMES
THIS MORNING?
TIIKT1MKS Is llio liinst extensively elreiil. led
iinil t hlrl.v I'eiiU new 'si)aHT 1iiIiIIs1iimI Hi I'i iiii
mhiilil.t. lis iIimminMoii of pill. lie men mil
inlilk' iiiea.Mll'es Is In tint InU reKl of iml.lli ln
lek'illy. honest i.'otei'niiif nt, unit it kiiom no
inuiyol hi i 1 1 . I h Hi'k'l u I ii In treallhif in ill,
InMll'tt. Ill the hrualli l and lit'Ml HellMO H l 'll
lly Mild (.'eliorul IK'npaler.
Til K TIM KS iiIiiih to ha h thn lur;ret elr. In.
lion hy iI.'mhIii; ii, ami i liilins Unit It ih mi.
hiirpasMHl In all IIiki-hmmiIIhIm of a Kn al ij -I-roHilllan
liehiaier. Siei'liiieii lopli'Hof l,y
eilil Inn III U) M ill freo lo uuy out) Heni ng
llu lr uddre.ih. .
'1 i;iimsiiaii.v, .;.i)0 ier anniiiu; fl.wi for .nir
l.iMilllr; rim t HI n u r lliolilh; tle.lvered liv l r
l lers lor II i elilti per eek. Hi NIMY Klillli)
iweiny-foiif liii'ife, haiitlhiiinii pau'ei it.s ,
nitin-i, eli'i;nnll lllnsl r.il !, tJ.tH) r aiiuil ft ,
i t-ill h nr copy l);illv anil kuuday, f 3,l0 jh.'I f
mini; 60 t vni.-t per iiloiith. ) J
AUdri'ttnullleUeibto
THE TIMES, .
J'llILAUELrilw
Ivory
It Floats
BEST TOR SHIRTS.
tmi pmxitm oam an co, onrn.
jab. . atom:,
ATTORN KT AT LAW,
Mi 11 11 1 If 111' II II UA
All btiiiiey piitriiHtoJ to his care
win receive rtroinnt utttti..i
suiCHtion in J.iiKlit.i mix) Herman.
-IX
Ch:tiiili ) Suits.
J. on!, at them.
Parlor Suits.
Look ut llioiii.
Sido Hoards.
I.imU ut thelli.
Conches, Ijoim;c,
Patent Kockers,
Ksisy Chairs.
Look at them.
50 Baby Carriages.
. J0"k at them.
tSftf -v
Uaby Coach Robes,
AfTaghiius, I.uce Covers, nil
prices. Look at them. They
are beuutti-s.
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
"Window Shades,
Laco CurtainSjCurtain Poles,
Kugs of all kinds,
and everything else at the
popular furniture and carpet
store of
W. H. Felix,
Lewistown, Pa.
P. C. MARTAAN,
jloiixoric'il Artist,
lfas just opened a room in W.
V. Witteninyer's building,
liero ho is preptirod to do
urst class work,
March 29, '04.
ADMISISTItATOH'S NOTICE. Let
teraof AdminiHtratioti In the
late at llownnl J, Hoi In late of 1 rauklln twp .
iSnyilur county, l'u., deo'd, Lvlin hceu uraiueil
to Ui un dummied, l pernom UnnwIiiK thciu
tilvei Imlelited to tald CKlutu are reiuuted tu
uitke lininetliute payment, while thane hnvliu
cUliu will premtnt ihuio duly authuullualett tu
tlis uodernlKUed.
ADA V. IMII.IO.
Jan. 3, :vi. Ailmiuimrat rli
Notice of Application for Charter.
Notlcn l.s hereliy iflven thai an apiilli'.itlon will
lie mailt) lo Hie (eiwrimr hi I'eiiiisvKaiila on thf
Klkt dav of January. ns:,, hy 1). Km-kerlfller.
W. II. I.yoiiH. titni. II. (lIlMoii, It. V. AiliiiuM, and
J. K. MeVMIllitniN uiitler lln'ael of AnsoiiiIiIv en
titled "An ai'l tu proNlile for tint Incnrporatliiii
and rekruliil Ion ori'erlallii'oriioi ill loiiN.' approM'il
April MJ, 1M7I. anil the Mipplenieuls thereto, tor
the ehartt-r of nil Inleinleil f.ii pn ,il lull to lie fail
ed Slllilmry Ut ilise Coiupaliy. Hie i hnraeler wild
oli)eet of w hleh Is the i reeling, eoii-ilnii lin,',
nnd Inaliit'.iliilin; a IhI.Iiti- and approaeheti there.
In oter the MiMpieh.uiiia riwr at or in or Min
imi , 'a ami tor t hee punni-e lo have, poi-s
anil enjoy all the i lu-lils. In netits, and pi It Metres
of mi Id iiel of A. -wiiilily ami siijipliiueiii I 'nr. in.
J. h. Mt M ii I I i ..
'iiu'iliii'.
Caution Notice.
Not lee IH liereliy 'lenlliil I hiun i.iuelnn-ed
lit ustalile s Kile, Dee. mi, lvt Hie Pill iwln,'
L'ul.llstJi U 111. 1'. Wllu'lier. mid h rt I lie f. inn-In
IiIk ixisse thlou. All persons ale i ..iitluiioil not to
lueiliile or liilel'lere Mil the .s il. n :
a lutt I'aiis. II lleds ami )! ddiin;, stands, i l
YeaiH t'aria l. 'J I i llw, 1 1'imk stove, iset t hairs,
V llm Wi-is, l Ciuiier I'lipli'iaiil. 1 linn . hi, rhe-t,
II 'I utiles, 1 sewing Maiii lie, 1 lin-ijar ll.ti rel,
iTillm. Lot I'iim Ks, 1 coal si ot it, 1 sink, 1 clin k,
l.ol lllsht-H, !l Ki ts, .i il Meal and Saus.lt.-e, ,Ti
clilekel'N, 1 llarrotv. I I'l nv, si shouts, 1 lla
Mum, 1 pilnx Wut'on, l Mower, ,' llatiiest,'l
(rain Cratlle, 1 slel Ii, ',' Co s, lrj llushels Wheal,
U HllsllelM (MIS! H Tlll'kets. '. ol II A, -lis ul
'.Wheat unit l:e, 1 Iron Kettle, l.ol Juts, l'li ture
Y'riiiues, l I.mikliin (ilitss, 1 Wheel-liarrow 1
1UI1 t.-r Chill n. 1 11, IV I'oik. 12 Meat Vessels II
film ketn, 1 Ax, 1 UruhhliiH Hoe, 1 Corn heruiM-r.
MAHYM. WAli.NKlt,
i:l,.I.A llllu ! .Inn 1 lsft.',.
crown Acme.
The lent Hurtling Oil Hat can be
mailo from Petroleum.
It gives a bt illi.tut light.
It will nut Htuoke the chimney.
It will not char tho wielc.
It hits ii high the tent.
It will not explode.
It it without a comparison it u per
fect ion
Family Safety Oil.
It in manufitctiiretl from tho fluent
Criitln in t ho lutmt perfectly equip
peil relinericH in tho worltl
It in the Best.
Ask your dealer for Crown Acme.
Trade orders filled bv
Yourx trul v, k
THE ATLANTIC DEFINING: CO-
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, Pa
TASKyourHorseshoer
KC eN CAD TUC
9 THE
ONLY
Shoe for
WINTER USL
It ABSOLUTELY prevents sllrr'ng:,
and liinure H-rfect Mtfoty mid comfort tu
horse iu' driver.
Wind with tho " Novorllt," vonr linrso'n
fis't are, always ti KiHnl coinlllliiii kept mi
liv not havlnc to eonntantly remove tho
rhovH for itliarpcnlm;.
Tha TALKS arc Rr.MOVAM.F,
Sttfcl-TcntcrcJ nnd SELF-SHARPENING
When worn out new Calks ran 1st easily In.
verted without reiiiovini; dimes, navliii; mi
Immense amount til tlmo usually lost at tho
lilaeksinlth hIii ji.
tin rett litof postal will mall free our ilo-rrlitivi-ln-ularuoiilaliiliiKirlefsorCalkt.tl
Hhisa, remly to ho nailed on, for trial, oik rod
tills winter at very low Tici.
E f. BUCK.
Ashland. Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA HAILH9.D.
Sunbury He Lewistown Division,
lu ell'ect Nov. L'.'i, lxn
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r.t Sail KKrnv. I - rrlv- st So,,.k.ro vu
4 il'. M. l.t I', M
Trnllis ,enve l.i'wisltitvn .liincliiiii ;
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ami the H ot
7jTain.ll I5.illl,l 46o lil.'.'I'i I :IH . lu.s '.'i. p ui 11
i in. For riiiliiileliilila, New ,rk, ll iltluuire
and Wanhlii(liiu.
Pdila-lilplva Ii Eric H H Division.
AMI
Nil It I'll SUN CK.NTKAI. KM1.WAV.
1 rnln l.eav Kiinl'iiry dally i . ei Sun lav :
14 it. in Inr Wllllatiinirt'aii. I 'aieiinliiluuii.
aUaui, r'or llellulnuli., Krie.and anainlauiia
V M a in, Kor l.uek ll.inoi.
I ;6 in, Kur Itulluliiutt;, Kami ami t'anuntlul
una. 6 4i lu. Kur Hemivn iilnl lOlrilrii.
Vt!ii in tor Wlllliiiiihinrt,
Sunuiiy H:tsin, tor Krle and I'ananilaluiia,
u Vluin, lur l.ui'K Haven, and wj6iiin tor Will.
Iaumiiirt.
M' in, rurCllliitt l.i- aod lliiluln.ii.
MI'ia 111, lm 0 a in, ami 64; p m, For Wllkesliarrn
t Ilia 111, low a tn, 1 ah p ui, ft 60 p in, Kur Shu'
uiuklii and .Mnuiit I'arini-i.
Suudny luuua 111, lur Wilkunliarrr.
Tralna Leave SvMuiiKruve.luurtliiii
OW a in. witfkil'iys rrlvlni at I'lnliul. Ii, la 3
00 o. iu. New York ) i m, Haltiinure 8 IU n
lu. WssliliiKtuii 4 .'10 p 111.
6.S7 I. M. week days arrlTliiK at Plillinlulililit
ll.H P.M. New York 3 ;i u m, llaltlinnro lu.40
t a i m, ilal.y arriving ut I'lilludeliihla 4 3oa
m, New Yurk T Ma 111.
Tr illin almi Leave Siiiihury !
IU 111, dully arriving t l'hriatllihu a
t H a lu llalliim.re 6 jo a. i, lVafiuiKii)ii 7 4u
a. 111. New York 8 33 11 111.
Wei'kiliiy,lii ::6 a 111 .Sun.luta :!ia m il illv
arriving at I'liiladelelihi In 2" i in.. New York
IVMpiu,, llaliiiuure a (ii a 111. , Vti.itilnKton lu
ll) am,
I ad pin week !' nrrlvinic at I'litl.iilBli.hla
US'.' p New rkli:is p ui., Haliiiiiiira 46
p. rn WbhIiIiiuIou 7 6u p 111.
'I'r.ilns hIkii leattt Suuhury ntuts . 111 sm
6 ' 17 p. 111. lor liiirrliduiru, 1 Mt 1 1 . I -1 1 It 1 11
ami llaliiuuirti.
I nr rale., imii.s r,, ni! n rii kel A.'ent nr
11. Ill re.. I ln,. Wail, I'. A. W. Il, lm i-, 11 Ii Ave
I'lll-hurif. l'a.
s, V-'v 'nll-a (Axent
S. M. rm.Vlisr, Hon l .Manauur.
BLEATS JRADE MARK'S
i COPYRIGHTS. s
TA1V I OIITAIJJ A I'ATI'NT Kor a
Rr unite answer anil an linm-ht o;.nniin, writu tu
H N N tV 4 ,, who have had nruriy nfir yeura'
xiuritiiiett lu Hit. rafent. bu..ini'KS. oiuiuuiiiea
tliilm.lilcllyc.ilittitelitlnl. A ilanilliiitilt of In.
foriiuition ciilii'i rniliu I'lilrnla ulitl how to
tuiu tlituii aent liet. Also a eataloguuoX UiULhau.
lull noil acleiitllio liis.ks sent Irett.
1'uteiiU lakeii tlirouiili Miinn ft Co. rceplva
aiuu iul notlr.. m the eie ul tile A mei ii n u, and
tliua aru hriiuiiht wliluly uelorulliu inihhe with,
nut oust to tliu Inventor, 'ilim anlentllil iiniier,
IsnueU weekly, vleHAiulylllUHtrateil. has hy fur I liu
larioist eiri'iiliili.iu vt any aeienlinu work 111 lha
World. ; a year. Hpueinivn eoruva ent frwi.
Ilullillnii Killtluu, nitintbly, tl.bOt year, hinido
eniilua, v1 ovnta. Kvury nuutlwr contalua beau.
tlful platea, lu colore, and iliolnraiiha of lin
hou.es, with plana, enahhua bulldeia 10 show Uia
latest nttaluna and netiure ooutraeta. Adtlresa
HVHM 4 CO, aW VUMK, fltfl BuoaKw
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CENTRAL IT GOODS STORE,
Selinsgrove, Pa..
The Kincr of Low
PR ICES.
IN
A o mo aw ful luisy, ami lowist. priri'Mart a pv;t
attnutitm, Il is a l.ijr jHiint kmw that r
sell ri(ls cheaper than any one else in the whole
town, ami another big point is to know that we
have the largest stock of goods 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 you desirable
I-Iol icia v ( roods
t
at tho very lowest prices. Novelties and useful
articles suitable for Holiday Present in nidlcssg-fS
variety. Large variety of bonks, (live us a call ""
and you w ill not regret it. Kcspct tfullv,
S. WEIS.
Great Reduction Sale of
For Ninety Days !
The Undersigned Offer The Public Their EN
TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
AT T1IK OHKATKST N.U KIFK'U Kvl'.ll KNOWN IN ( l'.NTIJ M, I
SYLVANIA.
Wo nro not M-Uintf out. n.t we tin this to hifrt'iisi- our riil.-ti uliovo unviiiv..
vIohh yar. We irivoii fi-w of tlin prici-a ns ft.llnws
Soft Wootl Cliilinher SuitH f4. IHI Cotton Top .Mnttli' '
Hard Wootl t 'linnilit-r Suits HI.IHI Wuvm W i4o .Muttrehs 175
Antitptw Oak Kuitn, 8 I'h'di-B Ill (IK Het Sprlii!K ir,
I'lutth l'lirlor Siiit Jlil.lMI DropTubli'8, per ft !!!!!!.""' 'tin
W001I011 Chairs per m-t 8.50. l'lalfoi'iu Kuckcrn .'.'! a'.fttl
In stock, everytlilnir In tlif furnitiirV line, Incliulin MirrorH, Hook ( a mm.
Ih'aka, t;(eslartla,('iipl)ourtlH, (Viitr-Tahlpa, Fancy Hocker V"hv Cliir7
ty.itfirt -i'illowi., luri4VtoUuV!H.Mitrttll;ltKrf,, iimi iuiun .
Went Clmlra flue, inetlliiui nnd clii-np furiiltiire, to unit all rltif.M'8.
I'rlncH rt'tliifetl all through, fotne curl viuul m-b our Mock before L'iviuir
your onler, mitl thus Hive 15 to 'M pee cent. 011 -very dollar.
Special Attention (liven to Undertaking Sz Embalming.
KATHERMAN & IIAP.TNAN, Limited,
MIFFI.JNIIlIKOIi. I'.v.
GUNSBERGER'S
NEW STOCK OF
Fall k Winter Clolliinu
t
Is well selected and incliulcs a full assortment ol
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING,
Overcoats, Pants, Xcckwarc, Shirts, Underware,
TRUNKS, SATCHELS,
Hosiery, Suspenders and (lloves.
Prices are lower than ever.
R. GUNSBURGER,
LKADIXd 0L0TIIIKK, M I DDLKH VU( II, I'A
CHANGED HANDS!
ISO
STOVES, TINWARE.
Spouting, Tin and Corrugated roof
ing.i Call and see my goods.
Respectfully,
H. M. REIGLR
I
0
The Tinshop & Stove
business lately conduct
ed by J. ILRhoads is in
my possession. I am
prepared to offer Spec
ial bargains in