Published" every Thuriday.
Geo- W. Wagenseller,
Editor an J Propiietor.
have killed two of our aailort ia ft
riot ia their ports, the notion that
ibis wrong cau be made good by
our killing several hundred Chilian
ary Society.
Saturday, June 13.-7:30 p. ni. An
niversary of the Excelsior Literary
; Society,
Subscription 1.50 per year.
utrU ni'iit t' p iM In wlvim when annt out-Al.li-
tin- county.)
ATM OF ADVtNTItlNO.
All tnitixlfiit nlvTttwtn"iit not ntliprwlw
eonlri.'ti'.l lor will lo rlnirifi'i nt llio hup of IH
cnta pt-r Mm' (noniuirli'l iin'.i-.ur- lur flrft Invr
tlon -in I Weeni int llm- fur fvcry mitiwuu''"'
ln'itlon.
trltrnth n..'iv. rui'.'i.Fi'.l trrr , nUitunry portly,
tributf i riMi-'. if , thrrr rmtn t tin.
Republican Committeemen.
AiIuiim. I. K Ki'lii-rolf. Tolilai MH li"ll.
Ili'HVfr.-N.itliifi Kiwi. Irvln Ktnnt'V.
IO-MV.T W. Will. Il.t-f.T. C W. llolll.
renin-. J. W. ):itiii'l, II. '. Minl''l.
hiipui:n.-l. A. I'orf Hum. T. II. SIi'IViIp.
franklin. r. il. Hunkt-liHTT. J. VV. Kln.-n
howi-r.
Jiirknin. Win. Martin. .1. . Yourli-k.
MliMlfliuritli. -4'nrim IWiwrrwix, W. K. Hw.
Mll.livri'fk.-.t .1. Mll li''l. I'. I.. How.
Moiiri'.-H. II ll.ir.Hn r. I. K. H'HiM.
fViin. 1 inl'l Klio'iH.-, c. K. W.iifii'T.
perry, Irwin linvi-r. Ili-nry lliptlnir.
l-t-rrv W l)inl.. M iiH-Viil. II. K. K'Titer.
Hpnnif. lir. A M Miiltli. H. K.Sp.ilil.
S'-lln-itroviv K K. li-ni'i-Tlinkf. ' W. t'ovrrt.
fill lii-ii. I. V'l.ilhli'r. .1. ' t. ""ahl.
Wiisiiiiu'fof,.- Win. c. llilMih, .i Try cliurli-s
sailors and lotting them kill several! Sunday, Juue 14.-10:00 a. m. An-
hundred more of ours is almost nual Sermon before the College 1.
childish. If we could kill their sail- XI. 0. A. by Rev. H. B. Hftrtzler, i).
ors without letting them kill ours, lf., K litor of The JScanrcliral,
it would satisfy the old human lovo ILirnsbunr, 1., o.M p. iu. i arewell
for revenge. But to havo eiual ! Mooting of the Y. M. 0. A., 8:00 p.
thousands of siiilors and soldiers . m. Buccaltureate Sermon by I'rcsi-
killcd on both sides j to have human
beings slaughtered by the wholesale
dent A. E. Gobble, D. D.
Monday, June 15. -2:H) p. in. An-
and die iu pools of their own gore t jiiiversnry of tho Library Association
to hinder and stop international j of the Excelsior Literary Society,
commerce, this involves principles i7:M p. m. Junior Oratorical Enter-
too absurd for genuine human satis- tamment.
Toil PRESIDENT,
Matthew Stanley OuaiJ.
llfP'.iMii'nn Ticket.
nr TK.
I hi i '.i!..T.'-tn"ii-iii-l. irir.
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i.m:M mM .
rnlMV.
I'.ir ' Mii'r'-.
Til Mi M M IHiN.
("iillm- t lolHtri' i ti f-r-u-.
I'.ir M il" ",n-itor.
KhW IN M. Ill MM IX.
(Siiii)i., i i i Hiiirl. I roiiii rrln'c.)
)'..r As, . ini.lv,
i ilAU.I U. 1 1 1 . 1 : M N.
-i,,,!-!;!
!'.' 1 1 IT 111 I it.; t
I'.ir TP' i'iri'i-.
WILLIAM II. KIL'.I.K.
I'.ir l'i.;ilnl--..lii T-.
WILLIAM hllKIK,
nV.c I'ii l.
1' ir I'.iiinu unlit. .,
.i.r itnw i:ii.h,
C. I'. MoVKII.
Ir'. ir i '. irotiiT.
IT. .1. K. Hli. l.
Tlmrs.iiiy, .Innc U,1S'J.
McKmlcy the Man
It now si'ciiH mi assured fact that
M:ij. Win. McKmley, Jr., of Ohio
will bo the Republican noiiiinic for
president of the United States. Sen
ator Quay concedes his nomination
by ITU votes on the fu st ballot.
Maj. McKinley is America's cham
pion of the High TariiV for protec
tion to American industries. Ex
cept where there nro locul candi
dates, tho entire uution is standing
on tip torvnu.1 yelling for McKiuluy.
1" Taoablu tCai fcouator
(Quay's name will not go befor the
St. Louis convi ution, and if it does
it will likely be with -drawn before
n ballot is taken.
Delegations from all parts of the
Union are already assembling tit St.
Louis and by Sunday, it is thought,
nil will be present. I'ule-s hoii.eui:
paralelled circumstances arise .Maj.
McKinley will be nominated at the
St. Louis convent ion next week for
president.
War as a Remedy.
The echoes of international eon
llict are continually sounding iu our
legislative halls. Recent develop
ments in (liplom i) ic atViirs have call
ed fort lit he expressinii of many ilif
fereiit opinions concerning' tint ef
ficacy of war as a remedy. For cen
turies upon centuries the prevailing
idea has been tlia' wlu n ouo nation
offers uu insult t ) the dignity o,
another reparation must be sought
by war.
The wrouge 1 nation insists that the
glariug insult must b i atoned for
even if this necessitates tho blind
ing of the purest blood cf tho bra
vest patriots. The nioro conserva
tive and judicious men of tho pres
ent age think differently. They hold
that any reliance on arms as a rem
edy for past wrongs is a relic of
barbarism. Popular opinion, in the
past, has called out spread-eagle
orators and statesmen urging the
necessity of arms to resent tho in
suit of another nation. They ad
vocato that in the power of arms
there is ellicacy to compensate for
tho grossest misdemeanor in the
category of National insults.
II. Tho absurdity of war as a rem
cdy is clearly apparent. Tho United
pjwi-r of till the nrms in the uni
verse can not eradicate tho Migutcst
insult made by ouo nation against
another. What has been said of
war is true of tho duel. Even f
century ago, on pain t.f social dis
irraee, one must demand satisfaction
for insult by lighting n duel. No
matter which one should bo killed,
tho barbaric thirst for simplo ven
peanco would bo satisliod. The
effects of tho insult would bo com
pletely annihilated. In tho mas of
nation d interest, tlio samo loeling
predominates in both modern nud
ancient warfare. International war
as a romody for past wrongs is ut
terly illogical If Chilian citizous
faction. War in every cubo, involves
tho idea that, "Might makes right."
While a nation should discounte
nance all insult to her dignity, it
should be done on reasonable
grounds. It is debasing to national
dignity to compel weaker powers to
submit unconditionally to tho more
potent forces.
The only evil we could remedy by
a war with Chili is Chili's ignoranco
of our resources as an armed antag
onist. For Chilian hostility ns for
tho hostility of any civilized man, or
body of men, the remedy is kind
ness and consideration. Our fiimo
in the international arena must be
m lintained ns it has been acquired
by our success in getting what we
want without the uso of force. By
this means we show the exalted
stago of modem civilization. We
must act on the principle that our
civilized neighbors are amenable to
reason and are willing to right and
make reparation for an unprovoked
wrong when properly understood.
III. (Sreat and acknowledged force
is not enfeebled by refusing to ex
ert itself. A superior power is jus
tified in dictating terms of peace.
submission on the part of (lie
weak is prompted by fear. It is
nothing more than the old problem
of tyranny which proposes t beggar
its subjects into submission. De
struction does not pay. Exalted
civilization calls upon to ndvocate
nobler principles. War has a de
pressing inlluencn upon human so
ciety ; it encourages vice and hard
ens human affections. It remains
for tho more intelligent portion of a
civilized generation, not only to ed
ucate the masses, but to elevate and
sustain a high character in diplo
matic affairs. Greater respect
among nations can bo acquired and
maintained iu the settlement of
every dispute possible by arbitra
tion. Tho power of judiciously think
isi' J?.'.7.v? :s . valVaWo .aiu more
effective from an economiud stand
point than all tho concentrated
forces of tho material and molecular
world. Prudent management is
better than force.
Commencement at Susque
hanna University.
The excrcUcs of commencement
week will tu'io place in the following
order :
Srsmv, June 1 1th.
lo::tia. in. Baccalaureate Sermon
l. Pres. .1. R. Dimm, D. D.
7: '. p. m. Ad lless to Y. M. C. A.
by Rev. C. E. Waller, A. M., of
Hilghesville, I'.l.
Monday, June I"th.
'.:U Examination of tho college
clas ic.s completed.
:t Meeting of the Bjard of Di
re dors.
Ti kshvv, June Mth.
I a. in. Graduating Kxercises
of the Theological Department. Ad
dress to Alumni of Theological De
partment by Rev. (. W. Fortuoy, A.
M., of Turbotville, l'a.
7: lu p. ni. Address to tho Alumni
of the Theological Department.
!:00 p. m. Philo Reception iu tho
Town Hall.
H:00 p. m. Clio Rounion in tho So
ciety's Hall.
Wehxeshav, Juno 17th.
.:( a. ni. Business meeting of tho
Collegiate Alumni.
lo::ji) a. ui. Annual Junior prize j
oratorical contost.
2:110 p. m. Entertainment by stu
!etits in tho campus : speakers, Phi-
los S. N. Carpenter and B. A. Metz-
ger. (Tios L. C. Hassiugor and 11.
C. Michael.
7::i0 p. m. Address to Aluiuui Col
legiate department by Rev. R. (1.
Bauuon, A. M., of Williainsport, Pa.
U:0)p. iu. Banquet of Collegiate
Alumni.
TurnsDAY, Juno 1st U.
I'h'M a. in. Commencement.
Si'mmku Vacation.
Sept. 1st, Tuesday Examination
for admission.
Sopt. 3rd, Thursday First term
opcus at '.:() a. m.
Central Penn'a College Commencement.
Monday to Thursday, Juno 3-11.
Examinations for entrance and pro
motion. Friday, June 12. 7:30 p. m. An
niversary of tho Noocomniaa Liter-
Tuesday, June ir,.!);oo n. :n. An
nual Meeting of the Board ot Trus
tees, 2:041 p. m. Bool; Reception of
the Neocosmian Literary Society.
7:30 p. m. Annual Address before the
Literary Societies by Rev. A. Staple
ton, M. S., Lewisburg, Pa.
Wednesday, June 17. -WW n. m.
Annual Meeting of the Alumni As
sociation, 1-:M noon. Alumni Din
ner, 2:00 p. ni. C'Iiish Day Exercises,
3:3d p. m. Society Reunions. 7;3( p.
in. Annual Address before the
Alumni by Hon. H. M. Hinckley,
Danville, Pa.
Thursday, June 1h. '.:" a. in.
Commencement.
Mr. Will H. Low will have a bio
graphical and critical paper in Mc
Clure's Magazine for June on Dante
Gabriel Rossetti, Holman Hunt,
Burne Jones, and other men of the
famous Pre Riphaclito group, ill it h
trated with reproductions of the
bent works of thce painters. Me
("lure's Magazine for June will coti
t (in a dramatic nud descriptive story
of a bat tie by Stephen Crane, the
young author whose wonderful study
of war from the standpoint of the
private soldier, "l'ho Rd Badg" of
Courage," is the literary success of
the dav. The story will be illustrat
ed by Tabor, whose pictures of Bid
(tiers are always a good story in
themselves.
CLOSING OUT
SALE
op oun
tment.
Our Kntiro Stock of Farni
tare and Bedding will be
closed out in tlio following
months at.
Furniture m
MAJiltlKD.
Onthe2sth int.. at Reformed
pursonaire, Adauisbiirg. by Rev. W.
M. Landis, Mr. James S. Yoatter
and Miss Pearl M. Spigelniyer, both
of Decatur township, Millliu county
No Cripe
Whfn you take Hood's I'lllt. Tin- hie. oUI-f.nh-lonrtl,
iiiKur-voiiti'd IIK which t ;ir you all to
lrroi, are not In It with Hood's. -:aiy totnko
and easy to ncrnte, Is truo
of Hood's I'lllx. whirl) are I I
up to date In every rci''t. III 5
Saf, certain and stin All '
driii;i!lMM. '.'.v. ('. I. lloiid Si Co., I.owcll, Man.
The only Tills to Uiku with Hood's s.irui.inlla.
Orphan's Couit Sale of
REAL ESTATE !
Il virtue o mi order lue I f.ilt of the or
ili.nr. f'.Miti "i Mi.i r I'ountv. i;..- ii tt-1 t-t r i -
id iiilinliii-i r.it 1 1. oi lit- ef.it o ii.--' V-.i-
u'er. 1. lie nl Low, r M ill. v T.. V ri d'ao'T
I. lllll ( .1.. I'.l.. i. l. it V III I'll
I 'rida v, A tine J'ltli, I Mh'i,
I'vp.is 'l.i iml'll.' IU.. lullou li;.- !.-. -i-l '. i. t
IV. ll l-lille lo tl :
II lli.it it 1 1 u lu il i ;.'i, tr.ii t ui in,
sllliate III I liil Hll.l II Ttl.. MiM,T Co., ',.,
imin.lri! mi III No I'll li laud ol .1. II. II. ill, ..ii
Mil' K.l-t li I lie MIMUell.lllli,l ItlM-r, nil Hie
,nilli In liiiilot A. I'rei-.l uimI .ui On- Weil In
I In- I'elilin lv ll.l l I .lli.il eolil ih. in," I'i'ii Alii.
111 . re n' .-ii. ttilli Hie ;i.ill'i h.lli.-i i. ili..i
nl. Mi are i ii'.-leit i Tu.i-m.ii' Kr.iiin' lnvellln r
II. iilie. II. uu ami lii'.'.'ii.ii.v niill'iillilinci. Il
,ii mains a v.irtei v n( en il.'e Ii-iiii i I'e.'i. I'lii'
rai l Is llnpioveil I.iiiii land In a lil.'li st ti ,. ,,
cull W ai Inn. sale In i' eiitie'li. e at ; n'. l.i. k 1'
M., Mirli Ii run "III lie iii.nle Kii ivi, l.v
l.l..li: KAi.Kli, A.liiilniitralrlv.
llhltllchur .11 ur kef
Corrected weekly by our iiiei'ulnints.
Mutter
Kggs 10
Pitted clierrles y
L'nnitted " '
Miiu,kl.''ls....
Ituspherrie
Onions
Lard
Tallow
(Miickeusperlb,
Turkeys
Sid 7
Shoulder ?
Hum IU
Old Wheat TO
Uye :is
Corn no
Oats '!)
Ilritti per PHI lbs so
Middling " Ii')
Chop " l.iiil
Hour per lib! . ... :t..Vl
Hipans Tnbiilen: at drnKlsts.
Hipans Tabnles cure ronstlpntiou.
Klpans Tubules cure heudaehe.
It I pa us Tubules cure flatulence.
Uipans Tubuh'B cure dyspt pula.
WANTED
BV THC
CHASE
NURSERIES
EKHOi-Tir yif.s t
ulicil uril.Ts t.if fur tmnly
Nurtrr hl'irk. KiiuuiM-a
Anil salary to tlinn lavinif
lllltll', lir L'lllllllllSMlllll III In.
ial aifi-litii. I'.Tiiiatii'iil vin
plnyiui'tit. Tim tiinntii'iia
eimlj; li-ami'il Ad.lr.'iiw
Tin-1( . .. 4 H ii:t i.
b.i. IVnii hg., i'lillit.
Cliainls-r Suits, S Pieces innrkitl
down from 1(1.00 to $2"i.00.
1 'itr I or Suits niarketl down f'noin
?10 tn82."i.
Sideltoards niarketl down I'roiti ?G
to 81.".
Iicwistow n, l'a,
V. S. All pxsls paeketl and de
li vcrcd in pod onler V. O. 11.
I otiehes niarketl tlftwn from ?. to
SIO.
litmuses iiiai kifl tlown froii'J to$S.
Fine l'ilioNtetcl l!M'kers niarketl
tlown from $.) to SS.
I'etlsteatls niarketl down fruiti 2
to ?.
Citne nud Wixxl Sated Chairs
marked down from $1 to $.
I lull Kis'kers iniirkeil down from
$1 to $10.
I lilies' I'itrlnr Pefks niarketl tlown
from s:', t, ?n
I'iirlor Tables marked tlown from
81tn?"i.
litiokiii ( ilascs, l'lHels, Pictures
and Picture lYnnies, Statuary, ILis
Mit ks, IJattaii, ( 'a ne S at iiiul l!ack
and " 1 S-at Ilockers, Ivvteiision
Tablt'sC 'tiilMiarils,l 'inlnvlla Stamls,
Tea Tables, C'oniniodcs, C'liilloiiiers,
Iliireaiis, I)oiilitravs, M'ardrolH'.'s,
Stainls, .Mattresses, lied Springs,
Ve. Otirstts'k of Carjiets, Uiigs,
Art Stiiires, Matting ami (!tNtia
Dotr Mats is the large.t of nnv
bouse iu tlie county, and all price
on tlusepiods are niarketl tlown in
plain figures, and will be sold at a
big reduction during the Closing
Out Furniture Sale. I nin deter
mined to close out the Furniture
J Vpartincnt of my business, and
terms on the above gtssls are prices
named will lie cash or note with a j -
prove! seeurj'y. v . - . f
W. II. FELIX,
MUtl Tl.llnm.
Tie-Kratid sei'lili! for tlio pri'valllnt," inala.lv
of tliv HKf, Iks," isu, I.her I niiiplalut, Kheil
liiallsln, t iisllveuei.t, tiener i lielillltv, ele., Is
llii.'oiis Celery Ktiii- for tin Xerves. This crout
herlial I. ml.' stlinuialeH tin' illK'.'slve (ircalis,
re.'iil. lies t ne l.iM-r unit ri-iiore tlie svstfiii to
M'.iions lie ill Ii ale! energies. Sainple free.
I. nve Mrkavji's mi.' amlva". Sold onlv in- It. II.
Walters, I'l inis I i k. l'a . .1. W. Iii i' ke'r, Itdii-
Held. s. i:. huweil, M. i lure nnl W. It. 11. Tin. m,
I'oeUe.
Kipans Tubules iis.sIhI tllKestlotl.
Hipans Tabnles: for Four stomach.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Saubury . Lewistown Division.
In effect May is, 18Ji.
W'tSrWAUD DID. I STATION . kASTWABD
n iii I' ui A. I. a iii c m
i .i: W. "t I.ewlitown J. S.i,-,
l l VIM AI iln Street 3
t - liui I.Kwim.iwn 7.4'i a "ti
l.'.J ll.AI .MfHtland 7.4s a.'.M
.l" 11. 4i I'aint.ir r.."" air,
tin ll.li) II Slilndlo h.ihi 8 41
In', ll.il 11 Wanner n.u 1 3.4.-,
i.'.i ll.'." 17 MotJIure 8 14 ,
11. I i a i Kaub'iiMIIU H.V" 4 nl
1.41 II.W 71 A,iUmburK .T 4,u
a. ' ii m iii nvoriown 1 s.;ii 1 4.14
i.'.'t M.fiS :tv llenti-r , h.4j i 4.t4
l .'l ui 34 Ml.l llol-urKb N.4S I 4 Hi
;l-l? l".4:i 81 Melaer n ' 4:1a
:i.I4 loan 37 K reamer i.r, 1 4.a
'I la IU.U SI HawllDR , U.lli .4:i
in.' M.'jj 43 SellmmrtiT .ll 1 4M
J.:.7 In. 17 46 -illnvrnve J. ii.l 4M
'.'16 M.ui to Suuburr 1 it I t 19
I?XKCUTCH'S NUTH'K
UJbereby L'lvt
liienliiry III tlie estate of .l.ienli lueese. Sr., dee d
Notice is
trlven tluit betters Testa
lulu of I'erry Twr, Siiyilereoiiul.v, I'enn'u lunu
Im'I'Ii Killed to tlie illidei'sliieil. All liersnns,
tlierelnrn. Inilelilid li Kild eMail' will please
make liiitneillafu payment, mid llmm liavlni;
ilalins n .'iillihl It u III iireseiit for seillelneiil lo
liF.o. II. IMtKI'Si:, Ml. I'leiiMunl Mills, I'u.
JACOIl IiliKKsK. Mlddieswiirili. l'a.
JiieoblilllM'tl. All y tor Kxecufnrs.
LUHIS WHlHi All tl.xf UllS
ih ouii b) rup. 1 aiea u.krI.
In limn. H..I0 tiT ilrowul-f n.
SKI.I.NSiiltflVK Aci'O.MMOll.VTIOX.
('"in Una with train un.N lUllr..a,l)
Leave Si'llinfurnv Jc Arrive at Selln.jrof
B 4S r M 6 5i I' M
Trains leave Lewistown Junction :
4 to a 111, lu 2;i a 111. 1 in i m,n 27 n m.T 07 11 SH p 111
ler All.Hina, I'lil-liurx a 11, 1 the We.t.
I'nr Hiiliiiinire an.l Wiinlilnicton v M a m 1 CI
I U3. 4 W, 1 no . 111 Knr I'lilladehililu and New
Wk V Si 1. .p. I 0i I M 4 ! ami 11 It 11 iu Kur
llarrlhburK 6 it a 111 and p m
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AM)
Nt.imi.l:itX I'LVI IUI, KAII.WAY
Trstun leave Snnlmry dully except KiimUy ;
1 :oa 111 lor Villiiiuin,iirt and 'aiiamliilKiia
5 l.i a 111 l..r Itelleliiiitn i:rlo nud 'iiuaudmirii
I'SI a ni lur I.nek lla.'ii
I M 1. 111 for Helletiinii' Kan,.' A 'aiiuiidiiluua
i 4n p m lor Kennvn ninl l.lmira
u c p in n.r l ock llnven
Sun. lay fi l.'l 11 111 tor Krln and fatiiindiiluiiii
JJalu f.irl.uck lluveii and u p 111 tor Wll-
llauiifpurt
S 4 a m l..ri'.itawl..i ami llnclioii
5 li.'i a in, 10 no u 111 11 ml 5 41 p in tir Wlikcstarrv
T JO a 111. M ill a 111, 1 11 ui. 5 ii n m tor Mum,,.
kin inn I .Mount 1 "11 r in.-1
San. lay 10 00 a tu lur Wilkuubnrro
Trill lt leave Sellnnifrnvo Junction
w M a 111, week il.-i.vn iirrntnir 11 1 einl.idclidila
100 p 111 New nrk 5 M p iu Ualiluiura .1 tu p 111
Zi p in cek nrrivltiK at I'lilladchiliLt
11 1.1 i 111 .M'w ur a s.t a 111. Iliililiuuru In 411 p 111
ST p 111, daily arm lux at I'liiludulpliiu i SOa 111
Nun; V urk 7 8.1 a 111
1 ra'ns 11 1 hi leave Sunliiiry :
,ii in n.iu.i arriving ni llillauuliiaill tUini
linltliuoru tt .0 a 111 WanhlnKtun 74uaiu New
ork V .1.1 a 111 Weekday, in M a m Nuinlavi, 4 3(1
a 111 diilli arriving at 'liadvllua JO '.ii a 111
New Vurk 1 13 p ui llaltluiurea.Ua tu. Waalilna
tun In W a 111 a '
1J0 pin, week diiya arriving at I'lillndnliiliia
S3 p 111, New Vurk V & , in, ilaltiiuure uj u ui
W anlilni(toli 7 1.1 11 ui
Trulm alio leave Sunliiiry at 9 4k a in and t 80
nun n o i iu, lur iiiirrikimrtf, riilliidulnliui and
Ilaltiiuure
Fur rate, iihik fca., call on Tloknt Aitont or
BfidrcK 1 iu.. Wait, I'. A. W. U.300 Filth Ave
I'lttiburir. l'a.
.1. It. WOOIi.deo'l 1'ail Airent
h fir imi'i-iim. .1 ii si ' ... ,ul
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Latest Goofls, Latest Styles, Latest!
at HOOH & OLDT'S, New Berf
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Having returned from the Kastem ttici. wil,.l
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"Warp Henrietta at 55 cts, former price 75 cents, 3r,j
18 inch Silk at 25. There are hut a few of the hare
Can give you same prices accordingly in )!,,
Moires, Jaconets, Percales, Mohairs, Linens, D .
ami all domestics, lied need prices on ' 41
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A fair hoys' suit for 1.50. Don't forget tho
SHOE. DEPARTMEK
Rlinrlill Ti!ll1ila' Tn nonf llvfnml I
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N. Ii. Wc want the very closest cash or produce 1
v. i, vAun.iiii; .uu I'lHl'flllllll uiaKO ins own coinpariJ
fi a wn f i 1 1 iLii 4 S ....4 1... .... .1 .111 . I ' "S
..... in-'-untij 11.11 uu iiimt'r.stMU ny any loii"rr(
t--CASH PAID FOR GOOD BUTlER AND EGGS.
BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING
Fall ami Winter si i From 110 liml
Heavy weights in Trousers, 3.50. Tho goods
made to order, Guaranteed all wool, Trimmings
class. Workmanship guaranteed.
JNo. A. HEFPELPINGER, Tailor
Opposite Tost Oilice. Selinsgrove,
griaterttraction;
I have now on hand a well selected stock of Sci-
aoio uoousup to all your requirements and at pri
within your means. We oiler you our
SPRING a9d SUMME
selections, art in style, skill in manufacture
and high merit in nualitv.
'S AND - BOYS' - CLOTHIL
HATS, CAPS AND
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whicli are radiant with good values and sparkliii'
LOW I'KIOKS
R. GUNSBURGER
IjCIIIS
Xow Hank Htiilding,
MIDDLKIJUlUUr,
NEW DRUGS,
NEW MANAGER,
MID
LBBUREr PHARiA
W. H. SPANGLER.
Great Reduction Sale of
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For Ninety Days !
The Undersigned Offer The Public Their
TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
AT THE UKKATKST 8ACRIF1CR EvER KNOWN IN CENTRAL
SYLVAN I A.
We aro not hvu out, but we do tills to Increase our (tulea above
vIouh yetir. We (,'iv ti few of tlie pi lucg an follows :
Soft W ooil Clituiil.fr Siiitn if lt.(HI Cotton Top Muttroas
Httnl Wool (Jliaiiibfr Suits 1U.00 Woven Wire Muttrens
Antiiiue Oak Huitw, 8 l'ieci'H 111.00 Hed Springs
l'liihli Parlor Suitu JJO.OO DropTableH, per ft
Wooden Chairs per net S.SOl'liitforiu Rockers
In stock, everytlilnj; iti tlie furtiititre line, Including Mirrors, Hool
Desks, Side-boards, Cupboartls, CVutre Tables, Fanoy Roukers. Habv
leather Pillows, Lounges, Couches. Doujchtrays, Sinks, Hall Rue
Beat Chairs tine, medium aud cheap furniture, to suit all classes.
1 rices reduced all through. Cotue early and see our stock befor
your order, and thus save 15 to 20 Iter cent, nn nvprv dnllnp
S pecial Attention Given to Undertaking & Emhd
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