Published every ThursiUy.
Geo. W. Waaemeller,
Editor and Proprietor,
Subscription 1.50 per year.
Wch must y p;iM In iirtvatio whi-n sent out
ll))tlie oouiiiy.)
K ATI t Of ADVIRTItlNO.
All triinsli-nt m1vi-rtlom',nt tint ntliirwlw
emit riu-l-il (or w ill li'rif-l at Hip rni' if 11
j-ntn ruT llniMnntipnrti'l tiwunurf) for flrxt lnT
Hon mi1 10 cents xr IIiio for cvrry mibwMiunit
lawrt Ion.
InhHtri r'tprrt, if thrrt trnU a line.
Thursday, August 15, 1893.
Thr llr.nliitloii All ltlllt.
Tho leHolutions pansed by the
f llftnrn JuJiroM last
uork in Iho court houso niailo the
f.il.l diillH run up the brick of the
r.lilor of tho Suubury Kveninj?
Jttin. Ho in ftweil to un aUnnini?
t-xtcnt that SnyiU-r county republi
ciinn ithoulJ have the back bono to
fearloHnly anil uiulauntinly refuto
the insult cast upon their honor and
integrity by tho empty headed State
Chairman. No man with common
Hense would bo maliciouHly aHHault
tho motives of tho Snyder county
chairman who asked for a modest
sum. The county committee was
not half as bigoted and prejudiced
us the state chairman. Tho com
mittee, in the face of this Haunt at
their integrity, were Rentlemen
enousU to put Mr. Oilkesou's name
ou the ticket and give him a fair
c hance. Tho committee returned a
kins for a blow, aud then, it was but
natural that they should resent
such an unwarranted assault upon
their honesty.
r. K. Bower Vmr Jul..
The suggestion of the name of F.
E. Bower, as a nominee for the Su
perior Court Bench on the Demo
cratic ticket is one that has met
with the hearty and enthusiastic
approval of his many friends. Mr.
Bower is a graduato of Bucknell
Unive rsity and is well versed in tho
law. He is keen and active in all
branches of tho legal profession and
his elevation to a position on tho
Superior Court Bench would grace
the court as well as bo a fitting hou
or to a meritorious democratic lawyer.
A Qoebtios. A Snyder county Ro
publican asks the following question :
"HasO. W. Schoch, of tho Mifflin
burg Telegraph been conyerted to
- ' sfpprruj-
publiea so, good tor Mr.
Llech.'
TBOX ELVILLE.
After my last letter was mailed,
the young ladies postponed their
festival to Saturday evening, Aug.
J tth. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to the public to attend and
assist in tho advancement of church
work. All sensonablo refreshments
will bo dished up in style An ex
citing game of base ball was played
on Saturday nfternoon between the
Juniors and tho Seniors of this
place ; tho score stood fi to M in fa
vor of the latter. Tho club's festival
was largely uttendod, but tho club
is fur from a milliouare club On
Sunday the atmosphere of tho sev
eral churches aud Sunday schools of
this place was very healthful, not
withstanding tho excessive heut that
prevailed nearly everybody had
gone to tho campmeeting On
Sept. Tth the four Sunday schools of
this place will hold their annual un
ion picnic in J. O. Moyer's grove, J
mile Bouth of this placo D. J.
Bingaman l:us his cider press in op
eration two days in a week; Tues-
und Thursday Huckleberries
were i c ver more plentiful than this
year. I urn huro that more than
lo"J bushels were brought out ut
this place, Letting over 1500.00 cash
to the neorle of the neit'hborhnnil
And still they are coming almost
every day with filled baskets
The thunder bhower on Sunday nf
ternoon was a rich blessing to the
luuny horses that were drove to the
campmeeting. It laid tho dust, and
cjoled ofTtho atmosphere.
Cal. Jok.
WEST BEAVEIt.
The threkhers ure busy and ro
port a very fair crop. . . .There has
been (juite u lot of sickness of late
in Wtht Beaver amongst tho young
lolfcs... Unroll et. h. J. Bomigis
till bed fitbt with a paralectic stroke
and there are very little prospects
ol Kim ever being able to walk.. .
II( my Treaster is still confined to
the house with dropsy 1. W.
Tnaster and family havo niek
about loon fjuarts of huckleberries
this hcason James Erb of Milllin
couuty visited his Snyder county
friends a few davs last week..
Howard Treaster has been furnish-
Sic, for the past few weeks.... Rob
ert Ooss reports that some person
or persons tear off hit corn along
the public road, His adriee is to be
a little careful hereafter T. F.
Swineford expects to have his Jer
sey Bull in harness at the centennial
parade at Lowfstown. He is
two years old and ! weighs 1400 lbs.
Campmeeting was well repre
sented from this end last Sunday.
I suppose it was for their benefit in
the great hereafter. .. .J. Irvin How
ell is going to show tho people at
this end, when ho gets his store in
full blast, how to bo a benefit to tho
( olmiiners of dry goods, groceries,
c Every one that uttendod the
primary election cast their vote for
Ouuy and Potter with the exception
of ono old woman. Her reason was
she was in favor of "Dan".... Our
nimrods aro greasing up to be in
readiness for the first day tho poor
squirrel can be assassinated. No
doubt the now trespass law will be
violated. .. .All the old soldiers are
talking of attending tho encamp
me tit during Centennial week at
Lowistown. Bob.
SELINSOROVE.
II. V. Albert and family, of WiU
liamsport are visitinij friends in
town Will Schnoo of Mt. Carmol
was seen on our streets on Monday
Mrs. I. O. Knight and son Joe
of Tampa, Flu., is visiting at B. F.
Gregory's.... Miss Annie Wetzel is
in Sunbury....MisB Jennie Bright
of Muncy is the guest of Miss Lida
Gardner. . . .Misses Covert and Shaf
fer of Harrisburg are visiting at
Covert's ou Water street.... T. C.
Kautz is spending his vacation
among the mountains of West Vir
ginia.... Mr. Lentz of Ashland is
visiting in town.... Mr. Bowersox
accompanied by his wife and child
are visiting at the home of D. S.
Sholly and wife.... Word has been
received here that Mrs. Day, of
Monrovia, Africa, has died. Mrs.
Day was formerly from this place
and was the wife of Rev. Dr. Day,
missionary to Liberia.... Ralph
Heimbach, who drowned at Millers-
burg last Thursday, was buried in
the Union Cemetry in this place on
Sunday. Ho was 8 years old und
the son of Geo. Heimbach, and wife,
formerly of this plat The di
rectors of the First National Bank
are having a glass front put in their
bank building.
KANTZ.-' '
Our Sunday School . prospering,
it will hold a picn"r the near fu
ture The Kauu cornet Baud will
lold a festival at Tort Troverton, on
Saturday evening, Aug. 17. . . . A. F.
Dreeso has returned from Philadel
phia where ho had gone to consult
medical authorities. . . .On Wednes
day evening, Aug. 7, C. E. Beaver
was given a pleasant surprise by his
friends and neighbors. Mr. Beaver
ad gone to attend tho meeting of
tho F. A. and I. U. and on his re
turn homo ho found his house pack
ed full. Refreshments, consisting
of cakes, ico-cream, etc., were serv
ed by his wifo and daughter, Grace,
after which tho friends left, agree
ing that they had a very pleasant
time.
OXKOHD.
Mr. C. O. Strong, principal of the
public hcIiooIm at Anderson, Cal., says:
"I have used Chamberlain's l'aiu
Balm aud have found it an excollent
remedy fur lameness and slight
wounds." Lameness usually results
from it sprain, or other injury, or
from iliuiimatism. fcr which Cham
berlain's l'aln Halm ,'a especially in
tended und uiiequu'.led. It affords
almost immediate relief and in a short
time effects a permanent ure. For
sale by 1 W. Humpsill, Peons Creek,
l'a.
Letters of Administration woro
granted since tho f.rst of July as
follows : John M. Snook, late of
Spring Township, duo'd to Mary E.
Snook ; Isaac Longtcro lato of Un
ion Township, deceived to W. V
Longacre; (leorgo Row, lato of
l'enn Township, deceased to Jack
son W. Row and Edwin R. Gember
ling ; Solomon Faust, late of Mid-
dlocreek Township to Matilda
Faust i Samuel Aruey, lute of I'enu
Township, dcccasitd to Alpsoua
Sampscll. Letters Testamentary:
Joseph It. StumplT, lato of West
Beaver Township, deceased to Win.
Miller; Elias Humirol, lato of Mid
dleburgh, deceased 'o Calvin Stet-
ler ; W. J. Wagenso.lor, late of So
liusgrove, deceased to J. F. and
Kate A. Wagensella'
"Mv SwEtrtiKAiiT r Yeaiis Ago,"
is a beautiful waltz lomrand ehorns
1'ublibhod for I'iauoand voice, also
Mandolin andOuita; Mandolin and
1'iano i l u Bund and OrcLoHl rn
By way of introduction, cither of
the arrangements will be mailed
to any address on receipt of 15
cents in stamps when ordered di
rect from Isaac Doles. (Pub..) Indi
anapolis, Ind. (Regular price, CO
cents each."
This Is Good "Push It Along"
Asntiisos, Ind., July 17, 1815.
Isaac Doles, Esq., Indianapolis, Ind:
Dear Sir ask Brother: I take
pleasure in commending tho "Odd
Fellows Grand March" composed
by you as betas in every way worthy
of our great Order. I should be
glad to see it mado the official
march of tho Order. It is indeed a
beautiful and appropriate compo
sition. I raternally yours,
M. A. Chipmax,
Grand Master.
P. S. The above March for Piano
or Organ, price 40 cents j for Brass
Band, CO cents t to introduce will be
mailed for half price when ordered
direct from Isaac Doles, (Pub.,) In
dianapolis, Ind.
EXECUTOR8' NOTICE.-Notlo Is
hereby given that Letters Tenta
mentury on th enUt ol W.J, Wmrpawllnr,
deo'd lm of SW!nrrove, Hnjrdcr ennntjr.
hnv iMn lataed to th adrlKBd realdln t
Sollnsrro All porrninn, therefore, Indebted
tn 1-...U mtkt will plena make Immediate pay
ment, ami thoe havlna: clnlmi ngulnit It will
prefeut then for nattlement to
JOHN r. WAOITVSELMCR,
KATRA. WAUKNSKLLER,
Aug. IS. IMS. Executors.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Let
ters of admlnintrntion in estate of
S. II. Yodnrof MIOrtlwrpx-ktownahlp.NnTderCo.
I'k. dee'd, harlnic Leen irrimlMl to the under
timed, nil perenn knowlnif themaelvea Indfbt
ed to anld ealate ure re'iui'nied to make Immn.
dlnte I'ltjrment, while Ihnae herlne; elalrnn will
pre.ent them duly authenticated to the under
alKDod. HAItHAHA A. YODKR,
H. W. VODKK.
ti. W. YOIJKK.
Ju)ll,'. Administrator.
Notice in Divorce.
To Adnm (. Ilrunnor. Infe nf Crnf n towtiNhln,
Snyd-r Co.. r. i wiK-reim flr ll. liriinn.-p
your wlfn him nipJ a MlHd In the rourt nf mm-
ran rican 01 miyai-r roiintv or M,.iiiN.r Term.
1H, No. IH,prnylnif a dlvoi aifiiliiHt von. now
you arc hcrchy nollllcd and niulrod to npx'r
In mild rourt on or iH'foni Mntidny, tho 1Mt
day of Si'pi.'nilx'r ni"t, tn nnwcr the roue
plaint of thf wild Clara II. nrumirr, nnd In de.
Imilt of aiK'h RpiiarHiie you will tif llnlilo to
uuve it aivorcu Krani.'ri in vour nnvni'c.
AI.KHDsl'Kt IIT.
SIlfTlff Of Ntivd.r rnnntv
Short rraonice, MlddleburKU, I'll., 'Autf. Mth.''.y
Administrator's Sale of
TahudOB Real Estate !
Tho undrmlenod admlnlNlmtor. An bonl tinn
cam tNtaiiitiiioann'Xoof John llamliiKcr, lino
of KfnriTtown, Hi-nver towntthlp, Snyil. r Co.
l'a., dio'd. under and liy vlrtuo ol thi. uniiwiriiv
rontiilnrd In t lie liixt will and tenUiiiint of tmlil
di-wdrut, will expoao to puhllc aalo on the
premiwa in iwavurtown. l a., ou
Thursday, S-pteiulier fitli, 1,S!).",
The) follnwlnir diwrlofd real pKtnin tn n .
THAt'T NO. I. Itf-lnv a lot ot ground sHuute in
ni'avcrtowii, aforf wild, bounded on lln Nnrth
by Market SU, on Iho K:il by lot No. m. South
by file S. I.. II. It. und West bv Lot. No. IK eon
tnlnlnif TIIKKK Korit l ll of an AcltK tnoro or
letm, li Ix-liiif two lot and a fraction, ami nuin
liered as lot No. 17 In lliuwliii;i'r'H addition to
lli-nvertimn, on whli'h are erected a two-story
liWKM.lNW IIOl'SK. li nd other outhiiltilliitrs
WIIU excellent water, Ac. iiIho t went --three
town lots Ivliur Ncirth of I he Sunbnry and l.cw
Ntown leillroiid, mirvey.d and laid out In said
HitHMliiirer NHildlllon to lleavertown. eiu li lot
roiitalnlliK one. fourth iicnt more or less, ac-
coniinK to a urart or surey w lilch will t on
exhibition on the d.iy or nlj. Also nllthut rer
tain incKiiai.'c und tract of land Ivlny wuth ol
the S. & I.. H. It. ut lleavertown. l'a., aillolntiiK
lands of K. ill iimiiiiii. I.uey Kller, and Matllila
Kail, on the Kiuif . Jacob Wetzel, tleo. Mclll.-p a-
.Ion. MlddlcHWarth on the South, and Jo. JNIid
dleawarth on tho West. conlJilnliiH iW acres mid
m IM'n'iiea wuu tne appuru-unneea, which has
been laid out, and will lie offered an Seven
separate trails. Tract No. I to contains acre
and tv pen-lies, No. K, li acre, No. . 4, & a, 8
acre each, No , 6 acio and M XTciies, ami
No. I. S acre and 1 perehea. also as a wholo; or
several of thime triwts touetber to ault purchus
ers a draft of wlili h will be exhibited on dav
ot sale, ( acre of eboo la tlrnlx.red.) Hale to
eoiniiience ul a o'clock a. in. of wild day when
dun attendauro will lie divert and term ot sulo
limdu kniiv,u by JAC'OII ('. IIASSlNOK.lt,
Adiu'rd. b. D. c t a-
Jury List.
I Jst of Petit Juror to serve In the court of
Common I'leas, quarter Kemi-jn, tiver und
'l ei mill' r, and (ieiieral Jail Delivery, lor Se
U'tnlier Icrlll, bek'HHilak'Sept. ii.l, IMii.
Aucker, A. W., Merelmnt, I'nlon.
AinlK, C. L IjlUirer, WeatJ'ern.
Holilnrf, Charles, Mason. Sell ustf rove.
Iloyer, Frank, Cohfisrt loner. I'erry.
lioyer, Jeremiah, (ientleman, I nloii,
Heaver, l.cU J., FariniT, Jai kson.
Ilullck, sainiK'l, Farmer, Motirou.
Itou.Hi. I. K. . Fiinner.
Hover, Kdwln s. Farmer, Washington.
Klekle, Win. A.. HlackHiidth, Heaver.
Clelali, Allred,t:arieiiler, .M till 11,-liu l .
Iireese, John. Fanner, WiuiIiIiikIoii.
DaiilHTl, h. h-. Farmer. I num.
lirci'Ho, Isaac, l.uinlH'rmun, Heaver NSVst.
Foil.. Jacob, Mason, i'crrv '
(ihmI, Daniel, Farmer, ,l.u kscn,
UhLs. C. A. It., Teacher, WuHbliiu-loii.
(,einlTlliik'. nu II.. lariuer, l'enn.
Hartley, John, runner, lent re.
Herman, M. it., Farmer, l'enn.
Helm. Henry C , Fanner, Monroe.
Helm, Josi'ph, l.alioler, I'crrv.
Kerr, C. A . , Farmer, Cciii re.
Krut.er. Charles, l.alxiriT, l'enn.
Leply, Henry J.. Fanner, Spring.
1'ply, Joseph, F'armer, Monroe.
Lin k, J, I... Farmer, Ivim.
1110;. Joseph, Mason, Chapman.
Musser, Joiialljan, Fanner, Heaver.
Moycr, Henry, Fanner, Jackson.
Manbeck, Milton, Fanner, Splint,'.
Neltz, I'eler S.. Lalsner, Cbaiiinaii
oImtIIiiu, Joslah, Liiiorer, ( cni.ru.
I'lek, Daniel, rainier, Cciitro.
Ho lier. son ( .. utlsirer. C oinman.
Helehhiy, Samuel, TeacUer, .Monroe.
KomlK. tiHk'ar, r armur, 1'eiin.
How, .lames, Clerk, Sellusk'rovu.
Itelchenbach, W. S., Laborer. In Ion.
Muriel, Henry, boatman, 'hiipiuan.
nlvrehnver. Henry s,, Laborer. Heaver w
.Shaefler, John, Farmer, Wiushimfion.
SI uek, John. Farmer. i'erry W.
Spatd, John, Fanner, Adam.
Sehwetilc. Will., tlcntleiliall, Sprlmf.
stahl.Joel, Farmer, Chapman.
Wull'r. Lewis, Farmer, cenire.
Yerlck, Joutis, Meivnaiil, Jackson.
lillAXI) J L Holts.
Arboi;iil. Wlllet. Fanner, Moiinin,
HoIlK', Fvlward, F.irmer. Franklin,
lllckle. Chaa. K Farmer, Mlddlei-rock.
Iliu'lonan. John 11., J. I'.. Franklin
HowcrsoK, Aininon, Farmer, West Heaver.
Howersox, J. II . Lalxm r. "
Krdley, K. H.. Huckster, Centre.
Foresler, Jas. K l.elitleinan, NellnTove,
lira) hill, clarence F. , Lalsircr, Franklin.
liosH, Kmaiiuel, Lalsirer, West Heaver!
Iluminel. A. A., Drutfk'lsl, Jackson.
Ilendrleks. h. II., Laborer, Wi-sl Heaver
HiLssliiKer, Charles, Fanner, S o.shlim'lon.'
Ilarlmaii, W. II', llhv ksinlth, lent re
hlose, I 'null. Farmer, Franklin!
buiKacre, Isaac, Auctioneer. chapnun.
How, Allen S., Aaisner, MMdlccrock.
Stahl, U'U, IllacKHinllh, I'nlon.
snyder, Oeo. s Farmer, Franklin!
.smith, l(ol.-rt, Aireiii, Fraiiklln
schambaeli, II. Fann.,r, Franklin
sialil. II. ., FarmiT, enire,
Warner, Ancliew, Confeclloncr, Wu.st Heaver,
Whltmer, t : M., Merchant, I'unn.
1 "I lliaili III, IMJUII KlIi. IHMM1 I'l IHJ1U4I (uf
w)yn i uHnk r.xriimmt -rritory.
t.UUUL. IjtnlV MUM'k. tniA Li
I in njr orit-ni, Liu-
9
unt) oomitiliwion
1 1 ticuj vt
ran In I
ftiptwt am
nn not Mim- LI
ln tlh iM-r month
hrwttatn Ux-uuaM) ut I'm
vlnuki fHllurtNtUittitMur
Uni, outntfMMi. AMrM
IHIOWN Hid JH. .
.'i.r..rW ltirhat4ir. N.T.I
COIIMG
TO
n-r t.ew tii.mifna are iH-aiittee,
k.inilt Kit KH
lei un your owe
ad'iii-. of filht.re yiai
I i '.cii'l ii.u fc-niihlvk KH h
ta M'Imi un yi
nlh,'
If a w
mlll'ISri""1"' who c li 1 1 1 at or Inn lit I n.
Ill I I AfLliiU-ctural llureau. Tib
Cheituut BU,PlillmlUiLlJf a.
t'DITOU'8 NOTICE.
In tiir FT4Ti or 8..E In TnK OKritiaa' corsr
SIIIITON DKCD. f Of SSVIIKK Col'HTT.
Vnl ten la SftrMhv cli...n fl, tha t a
i.r,,iii. im ,,i niniii t nun (ii rny
der Countv, to dlstrlhme the funds In the hands
of Jacob K nimiT.admlnlst rator of aald decmlent
Will .11 hlU nnni.u. ... 1. I - . . . . .
"...r... ww-r, oi uin niinjiui meni at
III oflliw In Mlddlchurirh, l'a., on Saturday
August ait lswi. at o' clock A. M., when and
,,.-,,;,,. .i,,ii,T in iinvreni. or uHvinif an
muni on one. Moms iiiiisi apiiear ana prenent
the mime or be forever debarred from coming In
on tht name.
MlddleburKh,l-a.. JAY O. WEI8KH,
Ana. . isas. Auditor,
A DMINISTRATOR S NOTICE Lt
xv tor of AdininiHtrAfloii d bonis
non rum reaijinienim nnnexoor John HnsHlnirei
late ot Heaver Townnhln. Snvder I 'mint v. i".
duepiiw'd, havlnir been irrn tiled to the 'undee.
slynisl, allrerin knowlmr theuiHelve Indnbt
eo w ania estaie nre rccpiesiisi to make immedi
ate pnvment, while those havlnif claim will
present mem amy auiueniiciiU'U to tho under
siyncu.
JACOIIO. IIASSINOF.R.
Mlddleburifh, Pa., Adm'r d. b. n.cU
1'iaj v, in, iwi,
A DMINISTRATOUS' NOTICE. Let-
j. ier oi niiiiiinisirnTIOII in PHtAto of
. I ' '" "I niiddloinitvn, Mnyder
..., n m, . oeeii a rumen to me antler-
alirned. All llflmitH knilVlhii I hattianlw.. In.l .1.. .
to aald e.tme are reqiiewied to make Immediate
lojnvni, wiine iDo.e navinit riaima wilt present
1.. (M IKIO'T-IKUeU
1 i HU'lVL'IMilllt
Jim 11. M. Adnilnlatratnr
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let
to r of Administration I nth
eeumen ainen ne waiter late ol Mlddlebararh,
Snyder county, l'a., dne'd, bavin been irranted
to the underaiKned, all percona knowinn them
aelvea Indebted to aald entate are requeated to
innke I in mediate payment, while thoae having
rliiim will preaent them duly authenticated to
the undertiKned.
VAt. ENTINK Wlt.Tl'll
June lath. Adinlr.letralor.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Let
ters of Adinlulstration In the
V h.,,(A , .I.u.wm 1 . . . .... . . .
,,rH,i ' k nyn, mi.? oi renn ivwn
hl). Snyder county, l'a., dee'd. having been
aniuted to the undesigned, all peraona knowing
themmdvea indebted to aald entate are reiueete3
to make Immediate payment, while thoae ha
lii)r claiina will preaent them duly authenticated
JACKSON W. HOW.
K H I1I0VIRKU1 1VU
July IT. lsiM. Adminlftrator.
W. LONll, Aitf.
A UMlVWTIt ATf KiVPlPP I
xvters of administration In estate of
I i ill 11 A. Mlla-uie I II t J r,f l,..r.l.ln V. I
- " . ... .-iiiainiau uinunilip,
Snyder county. l'a., dee'd. having been granted
1 J I till. II 1 1 1 1 1 r I IS IWM I .11 lupuina bn..a,,a .
aelve indebied to aald esuite are reiueted to
,i,,,n,ofc-3 Hi;iiieni., wuun inose naving
claim will prenent ihein duly authenticated to
the undersigned.
CEY1LLA A. MISSEK,
P. K Vil'HMfll
July SI, 'as. AdmlnlHtratora.
EXECUTORS' BALE OF
faliai Real Estate!
The Kxerutor nf the Estate or J. A. Smith. Infe
ol MlilillccrcckTwn., SnvderCo., Iii diseased,
oi expose to puouu suio ut tne premises at
Kreaiueron
Saturday, August 24, l.s'J5.
The followliik' li-crllH'd Ileal Kstate to wit :
All tlial certain tract or land Mltuute at K ream
er In MlddlisTi-ek Twp., Snyder count v, bounded
on I he North by Market street, on tlie Kust by
the public Hoad. on the South by an Alley aud
on the West by llinlsof Mrs. J. It lleiitelmiiu,
iMdnir a lot ou ft. rronl and Kid feet deep whereon
are erected a
LaMKiKSTOKKlIOLISi:,
built for a store und Dwelling purposi's. The
store room measure by 75 feel, ami has a
LASS If HUNT. The lot has upon It a two-
story
WAKKIIOUSK,
i STAHI.R. and all nieeaurr ontliulMIni'.
I'he dnelllnv part of I lie house I all llnlsted In
waluui and atfords ample risun for u lurtra ram
liy. The store room Is Mocked W illi 11 lull hui
ply of
NKW AND FltKSil (i(M)DS,
that w ill lie iIIosih of on the Halun day, also
ONE LAUtiK IKON 8AKK nnd LAHliK
FAIKIIANKS SCALKS,
Kreamer Iscentraliv hs'iilvd In Snvder eonniv
In a rich farmlnif dlslrlcl and Mil siore Is the
iy one in the town. The 1'osl onice I lu the
hlo-e.
Sale w ill lieifln ut mm o'clock 1'. M. when
term will be made known by
A. W. SMITH,
A. C. SMITH,
1. li. (ioltlMiN,
KxecuUim.
PERSONSTO TRAVEL
-S'vcnil faithful
WAXTKH..
pMitli'incn ami ladies to travel tor
cst.iMislicil hoiisc.
SALARY $780.00 AND EXPENSES.
Position permanent if suito! ; also
iiicicast'. State reference aixl en
close self-iu ldresseil stampeil i-nvel-
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.110 317 911 Itiimlia IIIiIk , CUICAOO.
.A ;:;:;rAVhcuJJ: Summer School.
a .. . i kljul aeaann. Special work for ethool
teachcra. Huaincsa or ahnriliand. Tlie nttcn
tioii olamhitumi young (refill rcspcctdilly aolic
i. ' N.rw "rci'u" "Jdy. ',;t., ,ur,,fltr,i,
Uuchrater, N. V. (Mention Una paper.)
J AS. O. CHOI'S!:,
ATTOHNKY AT LAW,
MlDDLKHI HO, IA
All business (intruste.l to liim.
will ruiHtlv prompt uttention.
Truth YlMkF.
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fini ii mm in. ....
ami all the t IM.I.I.I.K, I l,,,,,.,,,,.,,.
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liran. low. I'liiiadeluhla. J. unilaliwl.
llioiiiaaimumorkuvwliiiliiaaltlieiiiinbiiiiiii otuoat.
rmw lircalert, TUttl, W, 1'ALMW, I'reet.
; Special Reduction at
CLOSING OUT SALE
I desire to reduce my stock and r
win u-uur a, apuuiui reauccioil or 10
20, and 30 per cent, on all
G LOTH I N
bought of me. A full and comnla
line of Clothing is always kept o
nana.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
AJUU. V lttlX UU DUU LUU UtJSG DargEl
in ine county.
B.C. EITTEUDS, Clothier.
FURNITUREI
Ciller Mf Fiirii
We offer the best goods at Pi
nominal Prices, guaranteeing qua
ities the Finest, and Styles ii
Latest.
Couuiies, Lounges, Ulirror
Baby Carriages, Window Shadi
etc., offered at prices to suit q
times. We aro catering to t
Snyder County trade, and
AH INVITATION
is extended to visit our place!
business. Respectfully,
MILTON FURNITURE Hi
Front Street, Milton, Pa.
State Normal School,
BLOOMS BURG, PA.
Prepares for Teaching, For College, Fort
ncss, For Social Duties.
Eight Departments Thoroughly equi
Professional Department, Art Dcnartinet
Academic l)epartment,Manaal Training Depar
ment, Preparatory Collegiate department, 1
ical Culture Department, Music Depart uik.
stenography and Typewriting.
Tlie members of the faculty aro Christ ian in
and women of broad scholarship and succe
experience. rJlioy represent tho culture and tra.
ing of eight of tho best collegos and universiti
and several of tho leading Normal and Traiun
schools ol Iho United States. Iso school can?
more for the monev. Pew give so much, f
term opens September 2, 1895. Por inforniar
address
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