I'uMinhoil ovory Thurnd.i.v.
Ceo. W. Wa3cns?!lcr,
Editor and Proprietor.
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rmrsday, Oct. 21, 180.").
Republican Ticket.
S T A I T.,
l or TriM-.'iPT.
It. J. HAY Win ID.
Tor rlor I'ourl .luil,'e,
rllAKl.t-.H K . Hli 'K.
jam i a. iikavku.
John j.wii km am.
mnv Aid) J. ii:i:i'i;i(.
l.Kiild.K If. nJtl.AliV,
rnwAiti) n. wii.i.mmi.
PROTECTION'S POLICY.
Kttabll.h noma Indottrlaa and limut
Frl(a Es porta.
Protectionists desire earnestly an expan
sion of rmr pi port tnvle. Their pulley I
lo establish firmly homo Industries and
let American Ingenuity nnd enterprise do
the Ml. Tim tho ninnufaotu.ro of watches
At Waltham, Mass., Elfrln, 111., and else
where luui Iwen followed bjr the export of
American watches to Kumir, Mexico,
Houth America nnd Australia. This ex
jmrt trade It duo primarily to tho suooess
attained at home tinder protection.
k If wo did not make (rood watches nt
I Waltliam nnd elsewhere, wo could not
I have encountered Swim competition
RliPHid. What It truo of tho wntch In
, dtistry It true of many other. It would
. npply to i frrciit ninny more industries If
they lind rec I veil In tlio pant years the en
couragement to which they nni entitled.
Thlt country outrht, for Instnure, to lie. ex
porting tin pinto in Inore quantities, In
stead of buying It fmm Orefit Britain.
The flippant writers who clamor for the
development of our export triwli by open
ing the pnte to foreign product of nil
kindt do not know how American mnnu
fact urcrs hnvo with dHTleulty acquired a
footing nhrond nnd retained It. Protoo
tion enabled them to do It.
l M Y.
surveyor,
i ll AHI.Ks I.. WKTZKI..
TIIR FLAT FOR Ml
OT'NTI MONEY.
1'KOTKCTIOX TO AMERICAN IX-
NO MONEY IN POLITICS.
CIVIL SEUVICE HKKOKM.
NO AKSKSSMENT OS" MUNICIPAL
AND STATE EMPLOYES.
NO INTEKFKKENCK OK OFVIC&
IIOLDKHS AT PRIMARIES.
NO SISEOUHKS.
NO FREE FRANCHISES.
NO CORPORATION IlOrtSISM.
NO MONOPOLIES OK I'UULIC NIC
Cr'JiSIl'IKA SENATOR QUAY INDORSED.
EDITORIAL.
Don't full to vote.
Don't fall to vol (tils year.
Kvf.ky Republican should do hit dnty
tli In yenr.
Iou'l fall to rote thla year.
Over confidence U a political vice. 8n
thnt It down not reduce the Republican
majority in Pennsylvania thU year.
Tlnn't fall to Tot thlt year.
Thli should not bo no off year for rotflri
erf IYnuiylvanla thnt have any Interest in
their own wolfarei they should remember
that thu election noxt montij will bo tha
proloiruo of th irreot political drama of
lfidfl, when tho Utu will be not tariff or
llrer bat brea4 and butter, with homo
.1 I result i.r '
Don't fall to Tott ttila jar.
TnE chairman of thn Demoerntlc tnr
cofiiniltttf , it It announced, hits "started
on a eampnlfrn of educntlon" by mnillng
"a largo amount of political literature to
every city, town and hntnlet In thU tatfl."
Tho object of this "conipnl(jn of ednca
tlon," Judffint? from tho character of the
political lltoraturo mnt out, U to toftch
voters to Ix'llovo ttatoiiioiitt which terribly
pervert pollt'.crU factt. Thomntmm, In the
recent pa,t, manlfoitud a decided ropu
nnrice to such on "educntlon."
Don't fall to trot thla fmr.
Tin: Democrntt nro honttlnK of Rnpub
llcun dt:fectlon. Their hope of electing
any p.irt of their ticket, of courte, Is basid
on the expectation that many friend, of
nine of th dofentod candidates will bolt
their party ticket and vote for somo oue
of the other candidates. We think such a
hope is delut'.ve. Thlt U not a year for a
Democratic harvest. Repuhllcuns hnvo
Buffered too much ut the hands of tbo
Deiuo ratlo party to feel like rewarding a
Democrat for aldicg In brlngrliiff about
such a deplorahlo condition of thlqgs.
They nro not running with wlutfed foot to
assist iti Democratic suocem.
Doirt fjll to Tola tlilt year.
Demoi'Katic rejolrlnijt over tho victory
of thf Democratic city ticket In Indian
npolis are superduout and, lu a measure,
out of place. Tho rtnult of the election ia
thut ciiy wj otip entirely to tho demand
of the citizens, without regard to parti
sanship, for cleaner and more business like
irovernment than tho Republtcon machine
has lx-en furnishing, and it could nothavo
been broiijfht about without R'publlcnn
assistance. Revulsion such nt these hftta
uo partisan slgnldcaueo whatovor. Tho
one leison that tliey touch is that. In tho
lo:' rim, tho bat eulppid party ma
chines, If dishonestly manned, must jflve
way n t!i.j fireo of public opinion.
"GKT OCT EVERY VoTH IV PENN
FYI.vaNIA. LET THERE HE A MAO.
mki',-:ni' TKir.vi'ii in um and
NEXT YEA It THE REPUHLICAJJS
l- hum main:.; to California can
MARCH To THE MI'.-'ICOK REPUll
LICAN Sl'CCESS AND REPCHLlCAJf
sci'iii'MAi'Y." - o i; x e r a l j. h.
CLARICSON.
Don't fall lo oto I lilt ynnr.
DON'T PERMIT YOURSELF TO UM
DECEIVED DY THE SIZE OF TUB
MAJORITY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
YOl'R VOTE 18 NEEDED. CAST II
IURLY IN THIS DAY.
Dnn'l fall to voto this year.
A HEAVY REDUCTION IN THE
REPCHLICAN MAJORITY IN PENN
SYLVANIA. FOLLOWING UPON THE
RESULT IN INDIANAPOLIS WOULD
HE HERALDED IJROADCAST AS AN
EVIDENCE OK REPUBLICAN WEAK
NESS AND DISINTEGRATION.
Don't full to voto this yaor.
THE BRITISH BONDAGE.
Itranlt of Thrra Years of Democrat lo Med
nllii( Wlta rioaneo.
There have Intm already thro bond sale
under the CTcvelnnd administration,
amounting to over 1100,000,000. rouging
from S years to 80 year in length of
time, when they will fall dtjo, and bearln
Interest at 4 and S per eent.
The charjm thus soddlod upon the
country by taking away the duties on Im
ports, which would have made tho bond
sales unnecessary, makes the following
startling aggregate:
Total
Principal. Interott.
W),0ft(in at A pr cent., 10 years ... Ml.uuo.OOO
6n.onn.inn at 6 per ceat.. V4 years. aTViAn
B,SlUt) at I ier cent.. 80 years... T4.TT8.4f)
lC.31i.-l) lf3A.4e
This mnkis a total of principal and In
terest of IS.BMbo, rvpreeeutlng lees than
throe years of Democintlo meddling with
the finanoee of the ooufitry, and linmedl
atoly following an admtBlstratloa under
which tbo national debt was bolng speed
ily rnduced, the national reserve fund
augmented and unprecedented prosperity
prevailing throughout the land. Irish
World.
Doa't fall o voto this year.
THE TOTAL REPUBLICAN VOTK
IN PENNSYLVANIA IN OFF YEARS
HAS USUALLY' SHRUNK 30 PER
CENT. THIS SHOULD NOT HE PER
MITTED THIS YEAR. IT WILL NOT
OCCUR IF EVKRY REPUBLICAN
DOES HIS DUTY.
o).e thla yean
i'ue time is now at hand whon the
member of the Republican county com
mittee become something inoro than mere
figure heads. It Is their plain duty to see
that the poll books are properly and occav
rately prepared; that good workers at the
polls are secured; that an organization of
tho party Is effected In each election dis
trict that a fall voto may be gotten out on
election dny.
Doe tmli to voto Ihlt y ' !
j a . treiy n :.n .. ruNawuv
The fnot was that during that trying
oneon, When nearly all the manufacturing
hidustrtca in this country were at a stand
still, the keenest sufferers wore tlie middle
chksaes. For tho first tlinu In their llvos
they were brought fiu-e tJ face with star
vation. Whyf Bocause them was no em
ployment for their hands. BtiHlnoss was
dead. And that, we believe, was slnoe the
beginning of tho Cleveland administra
tion. A to tho stringency, It has no doubt
been nvil. If one doubt It, let him ask
the butcher, the baker and the candlestick
maker. They are especially fitted to tell
wlu-ther the etrlngniicy, so far as "private
lives are concerned," was real or funoiful.
Their boohs will give evidence of tho
strlntfeiiey. Ask to examine them. And
WO believe that these books were keptdur
the Clevelmid administration. Trenton
State (rette.
Don't fall to rota this year.
THE STAY AT HOME VOTE IS SUF
FICIENT TO DESTROY ANY PARTY
IF EVERY REPUBLICAN DEPENDED
UPON HIS NEIGHBOR TO ELECT
THE TICKET THE DEMOCRACY
WOULD CARRY THE STATE.
Don't fall to vote this yrar.
Free Trade Trick Foiled.
The outlook I becoming clearer. Tho
attempts made toconoentrute publlo atten
tion on tho eunvney question hnvo failed
signally. It would have gratified free
traders to hnvo sown strife among the pro
tectionists by creating new Issues. Such
strife might hnvo undoubtedly weakened
the protectionist cause and enabled free
traders to accomplish their alms stealthily.
But the patriotism and intelligence of tlio
is-oplo hnvo saved them from any such
misfortune. Protectionists are earnest,
active and united. They are strong in
numbers and are gaining in strength all
the time. They uro refraining wisely
from disputes over details anil holding
llrmly to the broad principles on which
protection to home Industry Is founded.
Don't fall to voto this yvar.
THE VICTORY IN PENNSYLVANIA
THIS YEAR WILL BE A VICTORY
FOR COURAGE AND REFORM. VOTE
AND THUS HE A PARTY TO THIS
GOOD WORK.
Don't fail to voto this year.
Courage nnd Iteform.
"The New Y'ork Tribune in n weighty
editorial demands 'courage from tho Re
publican party.' Tho party, osthe Tribune
truly says, 1ms never failed when it was
bravo. This advleo Is wise and timely. In
Pennsylvania the party 1ms taken 'high
ground. The platform is not alone Cour
age; but Courage towards lieform!"
Hon. John Russell Young'.
Don't fall to vote this year.
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR DUTY AS
A FREEMAN. TURN OUT ON THE
FIFTH OF NOVEMBER AND VOTE
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Don't fall to voto this year.
Three Thlnict to lteiueuiber.
That this is ait off year.
That your voto Is needed.
That n Republican president Is to be
fleeted next your.
itlVKR daring the many year of Re
publican administrations have th people
of this country tuff orM such an experience
of business depression as they have during
the past three year. The election of Cleve
land to a second term and tho senate and
house of representatives being turned over
to tho Democrat ha been a donrly bought
lesson to the Industrial mnssns of this
country. Their suffering commenced
during tho winter following tho election
of a Democratic congress In 12. Tho elec
tion of tho Republican congress In 11
encouraged manufacturer, nnd a slight
Improvement wn.t secured, but whllo a
Demoerntlc president Is In position to wield
the veto power the Industries of tho nation
will falter nlong llko convnlesoents dread
ing to venture beyond their strength for
fear of n relapse. They ni-ed a stimulant,
and nu overwhelming Republican ma
jority In November will le recognlied at
such, for It will be accepted that tho revul
sion of political feeling that ha been dis
played ever since tho passage rf tho Wil
son bill Is lasting, and will contlnuo until
tho Republican party ho an opportunity
to bring protperlty onee more to Hie
country.
Don't fall to voto this year.
WE AliK ON THK EVE OF A
GREAT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
A ROUSING MAJORITY IN PENN
SYLVANIA THIS YEAR WILL STIM
ULATE REPUBLICANS TO RENEW.
ED EXERTION' IN EVERY ONE OF
THE CLOSE AND DOUBTFUL
STATES.
Don't fall to vote thlt year.
A VOTE JS WORTH ANY AMOUNT
OF TALK. SAY NOTHING BUT GO
TO THE POLLS AND VOTE THE RB
VUliLlCAN TICKET ON THE FIFTH
OF NOVEMBER.
Mr. J. K. Fowler, secretary nnd
treasurer of the Corinne Mills, t.'utial
ami Stock (Jo., of Corinno, Utah, In
speiikiui; (f Chamberlain's Gondii
Remedy Hays : "I cont-iiier it the best
in the market. 1 have used many
kinds but lltnl Cliiiiiibcrlaln's the
most prompt and effectual In giving
relief, and now keep no other in niy
home." When troubled with u cough
or cold give thi reined y u trial nod
we fissure you thnt you will be more
than pleased with the result. For
sale by J. W. Sainpstll, Pen us Creek,
r.
There is one medicine which every
family should he provided with. We
refer to Chamberlain's Pain llahn.
When It Is kept nt hand the severe
pain of a burn or scold limy he
promptly relieved and thesoro heal
ed In much less time than when med
icine has to be sent for. A hp ruin
limy he promptly treated b fore In
flammation sets In, which insures a
cure In about one-third the time
otherwise required Cuts and bruises
should recti v ,: 'Vdi'ale'atterit'ion,
before the i become swollen,
and when Chamberlain's Pah) Unhu
Is applied It will heal them without
mutter bein;; tunned, nnd without
leaving' u scar. A sore throat may
be cured in omi nlglit. A piece of
thitinel dampened with this liniment
nnd bound on over the sent of pain,
will curd lam hack or pain in the
side or client hi twenty four hours. It
is thu most valuable, however, for
rheumatism. Persons allliett'd with
this disease will he delighted with the
prompt relief from pain which it l
fords, and it can be depended upon
effect it complete cure. For sale by
J. V. Sampeell, 1 eniiH;Creek, Pii.
YOUNG LADIES' TROUBLE.
FACTS MADE KNOWN TO FKIE.NDS
Lady Slenoi?rnpliers, Typewriters, and
ull Working Girls Interested.
OlT.. IAI. TO lira I.AIIV READIES J
Tliis class of women arc more or less
alllietud with illness brought on by con
slant application In one position. There
fore all will bo interested hi tho candid
expression of this bright young lady of
Denver, Col., who writes Mrs. Piukham
as follows :
" This is the first
opportunity I hnvo
found to write and
thank you for tho
pood your Coin
jiouud has done
THE
EDUCATED
HORSE
plcki out n 5a Horse Blanket every
time ; he knows they nrc thestrong.
cst and wannest blankets made.
They received tho LiKbest award nt
the World' Pair. 250 styles. All
si.c. aualitics nnd shapes ; square
blankets for the road ; surciugle
blankets for tho stable.
Bold by all dealer. W rite nt for tbo 1
flA book t twill pl'suo you.
WILLIAM AYRES t SONS. Philadalnhla. ?
KiiHiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMii"' :
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let
tersof Administration in the
etate ol Isaac Kyer late el Nellnssrove,
Miyilrr county, 1 ., nee ii, anvinir neen srnnted
to the nnilrnounetl, til iicrmin. knowlnir thetn-
e!ven IniluMdl lo tiittl rutnt Are retiucntrd to
m nkt liniiii'tliate uiyiiiriit, whllo tleme loving
nlnltnt will promt Ihein duly authenticated to
wis unucrmxni-ii.
N. T. nrsnoHF.
Sept. .Ird. A'linli Utmtor.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Notlee Is
Jhereby given tba Letter Testa-
uientiirv untlic c.l.'ito ol ll.tnlcl Zlohcr, dtr'd
lute ol fplii Towuslilp. snvder IJuiiiily, I'enn'a
have liei'ii laupd to tin' un.k'oltf ni'cl rvrltllnv in
nlc township. All nenv n., thurelore. Imlelitnd
to mhi eittto win pitiie 111 iks iminuiit puv
men', nnl tlume h iviinr rlHiina nnliiKl It will
iiren'iil Ihein lor felth-tnetit to
.I.Xilill IKIIKIt.
I.INi Ol.N IKIIKH
Kxecutor.
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Let-
a ters of HiliiiiiiistrHtion In estate of
i.Ku. f. Ml I.I.Kit, lute ol MliMk'lMir.'h, Snyder
Co r..ilro'il, havlns men ariiued to the under
pinned, sll pi-rnonn knowlnii Uii'Iiiki'Ivpii Indelded
to raid pKinte are rrqu-tK'd to mnke In mediate
iyiimnt, while tboro hn vlnx elnlms III pretent
llicin duly auiliontirnico 10 ine nnilrriuned.
VM. K. MII.I.KH.
I. U. lkx tit, Mlddlehiirk'li. Pa.
Oct. S3. U5. AdmliJ'lrator.
A Hii.iahi.1 Woman Wantiu. We want a re
luble woman la every Comity lo establish a cor
tael parlor tor the sajc of Pr. NIclKd'g CeJebniJ't
Aphis! Hui'iporting Corsets niid,I)ou1jle fioio
Knd tn End" t'ltsps, wlfh Asliestor Lined Husk
i'roteeAr. Kvery pair warranted not to hronk
nr 1 ust, absolutely impervious to moisture or
js-rspirnlloii. A now pair given tor every pair
Hint breaks, (iiiariuitec printed nn each corset.
Kccoinmcmlcd liy over lii,um Physicians. I fur
lilsli complete stork on eoiislgnineiit and pay a
salary of tin to t'14 pr month and exMtises,
M.ixi sample out lit freo. Send 10 cents pustugo
for sample nnd term-.
NK'IIOI.S MAM IA(TfKIN(l I'O..
Oct. 10, :itu. :i:h cumd strit't. New York
SheriiV'M
Proclamation !
Notice Is hereby 1,'lven to all owners nnd mail'
Hirers of any parlien Interested In I lie contrl
Vaui'es and di-vli'es for the ciitehlli ot 1 1 It here-
Inntter miliied, I hut I liuve lieeti (ifllclullv III
lorined of Hie exlstcneo lu I'ciin's Civ k. MI1I.II1
creek, and other streiiins in Miyiler county, of
siii h eiiiilrlvnuces ami ih'Vices for the catching
01 i isn us arc commonly kiiuwii as
Fish IhlskotH, lli i Wl ilS, Ilia.llt H,
Itiusli or i iiciiin ISt ts. or 11; y othiT
Penniuit'iitly net liicUHH of taking
J'lhll.
Ill the it.it tin- of a sieve, wli ch are know 11 to Is
wast, fnl and ei rava 'ant modi'mif IhIiIiil'. nnd
Ilia' s.itd eont rU am e- nnd dci'es ate known to
ewt l on'.niry to law, and are declared common
iiiiiaunrcH. mat incv 1 lie said
FISH 11.YSKKTS, KKL-WKIKS.
Ac.. Ac., above eriuiiierated. are hereby ordered
to be illsiuant led b their owner or miilia.'crs.
so as to render Hinn no longer capable ol takliiL'
or llipirlhg the llhlies of the h;iIi hI renins. 'I'll u t
If the same are not ilNiiiiint led within 'I KN
PAYS from the date hereof, that 1 will proceed
Willi sura for f coor. men of the county as
may be In ssury for the purpose, uhl dest rov
or dismantle (he sal 1 omlrlvauces and devices
for catchlmr llsli. lu accordance unit the 11th
..section oi ine Act o Assembly passed the a it It
day ot May. 1M1.
ALKUKD Sl'KCllT, Slitriir.
MlcrllT's tifllee, Oct. IS, ISJi.
Special Reduction at
CLOSING 0UT SALE.
I desire to reduce my stock and I
will offer a special reduction of 10
20, and 30 per cent, on all
CLO"
NG
bought of me. A full and complete
line of Clothing is always kept on
hand.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Don't fail to see the best bargains
in ine county.
CI Gomes, Clothier
--Fir?, Life apd Aiclei)l:
Ipsurapce.
Snyder's old, and keliaijle c.un'i
insurance Agency,
SEUNSGR0VE, SNYDER COUNTY, PA-
Xllmor W. Snydor, Agont,
Successor lo tbo Into William II. Snyder.
Thn Vnr.TCTPpllenen ri f l?i.1,nl,l Tnmonnnn l . n . ..
inff list of Slnndfird Companit'B, from which to make a selection Sau
Better tlir orld over.
N a si , LOCATION, AStKTt
i-iii-ien.ii, wmiKwi, x'-np. vinciuaini; loreign assetb) !?i:j,(Hhi ohOiv
J I'M tford, of Hartford, Conn., (oldest American Co.) Hii:,,
iii.i iui, iiurtioru, tjonu. O.IisN.iiXr,
uiiiiiiriuai, iCW lOrK, (i.7,)l Ikn."1
German American. Vow Ym-lr ..,'.'.
. LIFE Mutual Lifo Ins. Co. New York. 2toKin'M't
ACCIUli 1 l-imployers' Liability AsBtirance Corporation,
Accident Ins. Co. tSnbscribod Capital of ..T5na,)) y
.. r 'i'. ui-ct'ineu at ine lowest possible rate u
tlfiAil liv n utlipt roiriiril tn niiiliml oufol,. 111 i..,,t -1 .: ., " .
. r . ... u w ..,, v t . aa juiib tiitiuin uruiimirtr
uoliofiintAI'ilt nillllL'tml T,tF.iH...nl.'n - I . 1 " , 1 1 i
oavAoauKu. ... .. j ..a ict. miui luutiuu in rem! inn to nu rifiH8P8 01 lasoi-
auce promptly iurnisneu. !ULi31EU W. SNYDER, Agt.,
Office on Market Street, SelitiHgrovc, Pi
BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING!
Fall and Winter Sis From $10 OpA
Heavy weights in Trousers, $3.50. Tlio goods an
made to order, Guaranteed all wool, Trimmings fir
class. "WorkniansMn guaranteed.
JNo. A. HEFFELPINGER, Tailor,
Opposite Tost Otlieo. Selinsgrove, P
SE
LL FOR GA
mo. I feel lietter tlmn I hive for yean.
It seems a seven days' wonder to my
friends. Where. I me.l to l! pitied,
everything is the opposite, an 1 there li
not a day but what some, onu wauls to
know what 1 have dono to work such a
wonder.
"llet'oro taking tho Compound I had
ronstiint headaelies; was con.slliiated ;
hloated; eye weak, with watery w hites;
hearing down pains; pains in tho small
of my hark and ruht side; took cold
very easily, which nlwayj caused lateiiso
p.iin in ovari s. I did not want to go
unywheru or seo any one.
" 1 was called cross, but I could not
help It, feeling as I did. I could not lift
anything or do any hp.rd work without
sutl'eriui; for days afterward. Menstru
ation lasted from eight to ten days, tho
lir.it tvo or threa days being la ulinost
constant pain, day and lil'-'lit.
" ..'ii'it K. J'iitkkitut' 'ei!etahlo Com
pound has made, a now girl of me; am
now well, haii)))', nnd strong." . Yours
truly, a sTK.Noun.U'msit, Denver, Col.
TI.eXew Store at (Jlobo Mills lias :
large supply of New Goods and tlio pro
prietors are selling them down lower than
ever. Groceries, Dry Goods, N'otions,
FANCY GOODS,
Hardware, Tinware, Great bargains inS
Fall and H inter Goods, Hoys' Suits from!
Id to VI years,
711 l!ri!ckl) ta re i!sr kc t )
Corrected weekly liy our inerchiints.
Hutter
Kkk i'
I'ittt"! cherries i:
Uni.iUed " :
Hiiui.tc--'.'-'! (1
Uusplieriies 8
Onions 4
imril
Tullow 4
(JhlckeiiH per 11 7
Turkeys W
Side 7
Shoulder 'J
i:iiii 12
Old Wheat li"
New " 00
Hye l'
(Jom
Oats.; 2'
Hrnn per KHI Hn '
Middlintrs " !.()'
Chop " 1.10
r lour per im
J ETC "93 s'LYE
IMTItSZS AITS TIZTVXD
(rATKSTKU)
The Stronartt ami purest T.ye
muliv Vnllko clluir I.ya. It bntna;
a llim pewilrr auil e k. J la a ran
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tlxa, dUlnril'llllll links Clnmta,
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Rubber Goods. All goods 7 per eent, tS
JO per cent, lower. All kinds ot produce
bought at market price.
Globe Miils, Pa.
BUY FOR CASH.
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thu tilackstuitb's boius; sharpened, UJ
ruins tils foot, causing Rreat oxponse ami i
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