i
WEST BEAVER.
. rter went to Mifflin covin-
t3 work for A. Reigle on the Alli-
' : nur (ftVA
fiir'ii. ou-.uw v -
' . ! -1 1 I.. II
it. ! mat lURKing nuuui uu
fl,onaJ.'ount of the luichinety
flWe. , r,1 r ...V.. Prior in!
i-cttmn "u
r t.:..,. vast improvements on
fis lomo 1J having the inside paint
f .lnn.1 giaineJ. His son, Frank, is
L nrkintf for tha Oroas Brothers
i A n,n mountiiiu m ikiiff hay lnddern.
ffbe (iiiestion M where, are thoy go-
Ugt) fret ue Uiy loumueni, uomo
,f our furaiers. uy me ih ui an
11. not cct one Ioad....Mc-
L-i..,A,i.l another bit: Jay on last
Saturday, this timo the public sale
,,f Mr. John Kner, ueccaHcu ....
U-i.- rnir works at McClure for
Lp.ilyitig the trains gave out last
Friuy ...me hub riu ui
...t.- i-onlonUhcil everything. Some
of our siuall streams were eutirely
UieJ up....Jftnies Steely has ro-
Mcne l his roaitiou with Milton G.
' t i- i - : v ...
R,.itz, ana accppieu juu in -r
Vork barber shop.... Our lumber
man John O. Gohs has been uuy
or the past week in getting Ins now
w mill in running order to give
employment to his men. If we only
had a few more suou men as i. i.t
iio idle men could bo found... Our
towuship aiulitors were called on
List week by Mr. Lau to bold an in
lucst on some dead sheep ami the
result was "Sheep slaughtered by
Mine valuable dogs ..11. I.
Kneppof Miftlin county paid his
Nil mine a visit on last Saturday.
t thin writing tho piosptvts for
coul are improving Our Shentl
w:is visiting some of our law abiding
citizens last, week J. J. Steely ex
pects to move to Mitiliu eounty
.kortly on tho farm he bought last
rock Hurley Fisher of Mifllin
county spent Sunday with his gian.l
parents at Crossgrove By all ap
n..nrnuees there will bo Home wheat
cut in a few weeks at this end.
runt cured nrnved tr voluntary Mate-
rtniU of thousands of men and women hoi
;t nod' Barsnparllla actually ooei possess
nwfr to purify the Mood and cure dlscaso.
l:illv DreDared to be
Uken with Ilood't Sarsapartlla. S6c.
CEXTREVILLE.
0. W. Sheary, who was visiting
his parents for several days, return
tJon Monday to Sheppton, I'n.,
where he is working at the carpenter
frraJethU summer. Minnie wore a
r: ----- -irj-r.--- t
smiling countenance. . . .nttrvejr ..
Buffington and Otto Tobias of Mid
Jleburgh were in town over Sunday
....James Crossgrove, who was
painting at Richfield, returned home
last week. .. .Win. Sampm-l and
ilauchter of Michigan aro visiting
friends here at this writing Dr.
H. C. llrunncr, a graduate of Jcfl'cr
sou Medical College, attended the
State Medical examination last week
Mis. Win. Hunt, is on tho sick
lint Weworo taken by surprise
when wo received the information
that there was a, wedding on Satur
day evening : tho contracting par
ties being Moses ljatetnan, tho gen
tlemanly assistant miller at the
lYnn's Creek Mills, and Miss Ella.
tue beautiful and accomplished
daughter of J. E. Shinki 1, Esq. We
extend to them our heartiest con
gratulations, hoping their boat may
sail peacefully down life's ocean ....
The K. L. 0. E. of tho United Evan-
lical church will hold a festival on
Saturday evening, Juno 'J 7, in Wul
ft s grove, i milo west of town.
lOOD'S Sarsaparilla has over and
over niralu proved by Its cures,
khen all other preparations failed, that
litis the Ono True BLOOD l'uritier.
McCLURE.
Deferred from last week.)
Wiu. Dreese and family of East
St. Louis, Mo. aro visaing friends
and relatives in this section, being
'ailed hero by the serious illness of
his brother, James Dreeso. Will.
as in tho cyclouo but luckily it
passed over his head. He says the
horrors thereof canuot bo told
Hark season being about over W. F.
Howell took in for shipping several
hundred cord. . . .James Dreese. our
'ood neighbor nud citizen, u sei i-
uly ill. . . .Tommy Marks' houso is
fist approaching completion under
'he management of Philip H. Will
.Tho log slide is onco more being
repaired for active servico .... Mrs.
tteck of Perry county is visiting
here among friends. . . .Isaac Shirey's
now baru is almost finished. When
'oinpleted Ike will havo a first elusa
'wn ...Our live sunerviser. John
A Fisher, is putting our public
roads iu a first class condition ....
' C. Pheasant is tho boss straw-
herry raiser in this section. One
berry measured 0 inches in circum-for-'nco
Tho prospects for n.
ioodcrop of wheat aud hay are
cry discouraging.
Occasional.
SELINSGROVE.
Selinsgrove is sporting a new pa
per this week. Its title is "Susque
hanna Journal" and is issued by the
students of the University. . ..Chil
dren's Day exercises,, were held by
the members of the M. E. and Ger
man Reformed Sunday School?....
The Selinsgrove ball club went to
Millersburg on Saturday. Rain
stopped the game after the first in
ning in which neither side scored.
Millersburg plays hero next Satur
day Milton Jarrett, Harry Forgy,
Samuel Spahr and Joseph Covert,
who havo been bridging in Philadel
phia, are spending a few days at
their homes in this place. .. .Dr.
Voelkler of Milton was in town on
Tuesday. .. .Several friends from
the Rloomsburg Normal visited C.
G. Hendricks over Sunday.... M. L.
Smith, with his family, moved from
thin place to Drif ton, last week....
Mrs. C. H. Klose of Adamsburg is
visiting her parents, Val. Bolig and
wife.
MIDDLE CREEK.
On the bill-of-fare, pi as and new
potatoes. .. .The much needed rain
came on Saturday and Sunday....
Seen on our streets last week, Da
vid Deifenbaeh of Lcwistown. . . .
Mrs. E. F. (loss, who had been sick
for several weeks, is slowly recover
ing.... Miss Nora Kuepp left for
Reedsville last week whero sho in
tends to spend tho summer. . . .Pro
specting for coal has begun in earn
est. A steam drill is at work with
which it is intended to go down sev
eral hundred feet if necessiiry. At
present writing (Monday) they are
down about "S feet, having passed
through several strata of different
kinds. Tho most notable was ono of
about 2 inches which toemed to be
nearly pure coal. At tho depth of
about 'JO feet water was struck which
constantly sends forth a strong
stream of sulphur water.
If it required an minimi outlay of
if liMI.00 to iiiHiire a family against nuv
scriotiH consequence. from an attack
of bowel roiiiploint during tli year
there lire ninny wlio would feel it
their duty to pay it ; that they could
not iitTurd to risk their lives, and
those of their family for Midi mi
amount. Anyone can ut-t this in
surance for ','" cents, that being the
price of a bottle of Chamberlain's
(,'olic. Cholera and Iliarrhoea Heme
dy. In almost every neighborhood
some one has died from an attack of
bowel complaint before medicine
could be procured . or a physician
summoned. One r" wo doses of this
remedy will euro nuv ordinary case.
lltnevr.ai's.'.'iii, von afford Jf.lrunk nt n.s l.y n, v. 11. 1
. I. A I. - -I I. II
i it no me nn lor no siuan an iniiotiiiir
For sale by all druggist.
HOFFER.
(Too late lor last week.)
The people of this vicinity are
talking ot building a new cluircli at
Paradise Ino. E. Ross luirchascd
Henry Wilt's hot thug works and is
now ready to sell nil kinds of soft
drinks Edgst Kishe, our busy
blacksmith, is repairing bugmos
wau'oi:s. etc. . . . Ilic testivnl at tin
(irulil) church last Saturday evening
was well attended lumbo is
iTi ctiti': a new stable in SliulT.-rtown
. . . . E. E. Bohner is putting up a new
house. IK.
Soinrlliiu In li mm.
It may be worth something to
know that, tho very bust medicine
for restoring tho tired out nervous
system to a healthy vigor is Electric
Bitters. This medicino is purely
vegetable, acts by giving tone to the
t.l.t'V'l f.i.lltl'i.u 111 111.. h:t niililj.il.) ir.tli.
tly stimulates the Liver and Kidneys
and nidi these organs in throwing
niY inimirit i in flui liliui.l l-!t.t ri.
Bitters improves tho appetite, aids
ingestion ami is pronounced uv an
who havo tried it as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic. Try
it. Sold for Silo or 1.1)0 per hot tlo at
(iiuybill, (iarmuti ,V Co., Richlield,
Drug Store.
Itiickleir Arnleii Knle. .
The Bkst Salvk in the worll for
( uts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chanp-
ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and till
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
i des, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion or money refuuded. Price 'Jl't
cents per box. For sale by Gray bill,
(iarmaii Co., Richlield and nil
Druggists.
SCROFULA CURED
K. I'. Caswell of llruekport, N. V., guys i '!
was terribly mulcted with scrofula, and had Inst
all hope ot bcln cured. A friend iiiIvIm'J ine to
taku
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY
which I did with t,'tvat. lienelll, and I rccom
mi'iid It to others." It restores the liver to a
healthy condition, nnd cures constipation,
scrofula, rheumatism, dypepsla, and all kidney,
bladder and urinary dlscuscx.
WE HAVE NO agents
but Kefl direct to tho
consumer n( hole.iilo
iruu. MilianTwl'eru lr
t'xuiulnaiinu bvloru tnlu
KverylliliiK w.irniiiU'il,
1 m Iciinf Cnri-lagi-a.
WO ntyli'ii)l llurnrai, 4 I
st Wen Ifittinu Hitifclle.
Writv for ruiulei;ii4i. .
ELHHAHT J '
Carnage 4 Hitmen Mia. Co.
tlkhirt, Ind. ,
W. II. Pbatt. Boot.
is .
FREEBUHG
The closing exercises of the Mu
sical College were attended by a
large and appreciative audience.
Prof. Billhardt is recognized where
ever he is known as a thorough mu
sician. MiN Krall is a fine tlotu
tionist, charming singer and an ac
complished player on tho piano. Mr.
Moyer will retain theso teachers and
the prospects for tho next term are
quite flattering. . . .The Spring Tei m
of the Freeburg Academy will close
on the 18th. Profs. NVsltorn acd
Boyer havo been quite busy duiitu'
this term. They will have Normal
Class in July.... The evening of
July 4th will bo observed in Free
burg by a display of tire works....
Hhamstine, tho painter has finished
Hasslci's house and is now engaged
in finishing the outside painting of
the Musical College.
Buc knell Commencement.
I'rldii.v, Jitnr 10th.
T..10 I. M. K xlillOt Inn uf tho MchiMil nf Miiclc.
(Ilurknell Hall), under the direction of K.
AvIraK'net.Mus. p..
Niilitrttit.i , aoiti.
J.IXI P. M. I'dUiinciicemetit Kxeri'lsps nf the
SehiH.I nf Music. (HueklH'll Hall.)
H. ou I. M. Annual Oehate, Junior Ctiim, tCnii!-
incnccinetit Hall.)
sutiiiit.r,
10. 'W A. M. Illslurlcal Address, ('laptlst Church)
by I'rcMdcnt Harris.
i. I'. M. Annual Sermon before the I'cnnsyl-
Vjil.la llaptlM Kdiicatloil Society, (lluptlsl
Church).
1'ri'Iessor U, II. Johnson, I) P., Croer Thci..
logical Srlnlnaiy.
HoiKlll.t . "i'illll.
Ait K.hllilllnn lie-ins and ciutl ni ' Uin e days,
(Stmllo, liisMlule .
it.no A. M. -h:aiulnatliiu lor lidu.lsslou tn ('.,1-
le.-.
i.uo P. M liiisiiicss Mi l in,;-, Instlliite Alumnae,
(Institute I'arlois.i
I. KI P. M - Public Mm IHui, Institute Aluintiae,
(llilckliell Hall), Speaker. I. m l t Meade
Priest, of llos' iii.
T.ir. P. M. iinlers.try uf tl,u literary Sc.
cl.tie.. orator. Ire, I, . ill Willi. mi H. Har
per. 1. 1.. I , "I til- l lllM ls'.tj n ( hh'ltK'O.
S.Ou P. M President s llei cptlua, d'r'hlelit's
llu H .)
I licsaliiy , J.lnl.
s :ll A.M.- Ibelni s.4 Mei t inlk-p Alumni.
(llu. knell Hal I.)
riOA. .M.-.niHMl Mei tin,-, lio.ii.l i,r Trustees,
(Culiiv I. bi.n ).
'.I.IHI A. M l l.i-s liy K'.etTlsi s, i .,ss of
Colhve, (Ceiiiineuei iiient Hall'.
ttf. n A. V. -KxhlMtlon, Koui'lh Knim el Ac
ciiir, iCoiuuieiii eiiii nt Hall),
l.yo P. .M. -I'laiiiin iici'iiii nl of llui knell Insti
tute, ti.'omn.i ni'eii.i n! II. ill .
4 :l J .'HI P. M - Ib i epiloii by Pl:s, audcl i-
Ical o! ,i i , an I N.itui .;! Hi t. ay .s,M U ty,
(l.abiot.ir: .
r.UP.v. AnuiM rs n ,.f tn,. i t n,.. Alumni,
(Colllllleneeuient 11.1,1 . Olalol'. I'llltussnl
Milton Kmiim, II. I., "2. cnver Tlii'tdoKkMl
Seminary. Poet. Mr. Charles J. Wolfe, ':;,
I.clshiiit.'.
eliii'siiii3 , tilth.
uo A. M. Aiitioum emiMit . f Promotion,
(llili knell Hall;.
HDD A. M. Coiiiiuene' ini nt if.'- liColleKi or-
Hons by th ciu.v.. Addiess lo thu Clu.n.
Kerr lo,, i. Tilpis-r, .1 l., I liinidelphht.
.'8uiJ M. C aHiiatiMi fanner. ; llu. knell Hall).
IViolund, I. !., and
I . . . 7' --..
others.
0! the Breast.
Mr. A. II. Crausliy, of 15S Kerr St.
Memphis, Teiiti., s'avs tli.it Lis vil
p.iid no attention to a'snnll hjttip which
ai;ieurcd in her tireast, luit it soon dc
velopcil into a cancer ot the worst type,
ami notwithstanding the treatment nf
the best physicians, it continued to
spread mil v.row raiudlv, tatini; two
holes iu her ! rca: t. Tho doctor
soon pronounced
lier lticmaliR'. A
ei lcliralcil New Y01 U
speciali-.t then treat,
fit hi r, hut slitr con
tinued to k'fnw wotsc
nml when ilifonnetl
that Isdli her aunt
ntv! era tblmot Iter had
fljtnc'i ironi cancer ne
ieaveine case up as
I . a
hopeless.
Someone then re-
coinineinleil S.S.S.
anil thoiih little hope remained, she
begun it, ami an improvement was no
ticed. The cancer commenced to heal and
when she had taken several hottles it
disappeared entirely, und although scv
eral years have elapsed, not a sign of
the disease has ever returned.
A Real Blood Remedy.
S.S.S. (KtiaranltTil purely trj,wur)
is a real hlood remedy, and never fails
to cure Lancer, lvczema, Rheumatism
Scrofula, or any other hlood disease.
Our liooks
will lie mailed
free to anv ad
dress. Swift
Specific Co.,
Atlanta Ga.
C'oi reeted weeUly by our m. rcliniit
Hutter
I
Id
Pitied cherries..
L'upilted " ...
Hinoul rr'ltfii....
Kaspberrles
Vi
II
H
40
7
4
0
I Inioiis
Litrd
Tullow ,
Chickens per lb.
Turkeys
Hide
Shoulder
Hhiii
Old Wheat
live
(.'or 11
Oats
Itriin per 1011 lbs..
Middlings " ...
Chop
Hour per bbl
Rlpans Tabulcs cure nausea.
Cancer
1 Ufr
A SUMMER SAIL
in liulifH1 shoes is it pleasant
voyage afoot, For I lie pleas
ure it gives, there's no sail
like our sale. Crowds are
enjoying it, and seeming the
Prettiest, coolest nml liixt (it '
tin' Suinii.ersl...sii,.w i.v,..J0nl.v t,in Oldest, Strongest
nfaetureil. at nriees whirl.
huyeis find it a pleasure to
pay. For house or street
Wear, pleasure or e very -day
practical purposes, walking,
riding, or driving, we supply
the ideal shoes demanded liv
fashion and the dictates of
individual taste. Ladies,
whoever claims yoir hands,
hyall means surrender vour
feet to these shoes.
LH, GIBSON," MnrY
5
60 per cent per Year
Guaranteed to ail Investors on In
vestments both Larre and Small.
VtlllA -n tlti: Willi
llltOKI lis
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN. & COTTON,
40 nn. i 42 BROADWAY,
MW 10III4 4 II I,
M.-Iele Mho Uolrc t llilte 11
.tciitl., iiikI .lire Iik'oiiic on 11 miiiiiII r
liirtte lot 'liiicnf.).i, lirotir'ilHtil
lurv elrciiliir. iiinlli-l lr'-. t an iini
A. B.
lorSteiuii iwel Hut Water Fitting.
AIho tlenler in MdiN iv. I'.nniin i.,
Shilftliiu' l'llllej, H.iiiersilli.l Lentil
er Helling.
REPAIRING
of KnIii. H, I'mmI,-!-, anil Mill work.
Kiiinilj.-H eim he mi.,H,., villi llnlh
I'lllif. ri.ettii, 1 i i I'll lilies. I jjlve
n leftTi'liri Her riling my mi'f luilii
eal hkill. I'riek ('.. .f WayiifKlioro,
I'll, nnd l.i'liaiiixi MT'ir. I 'u. Ii.illi eiiiii
I'lttiie n of liinh r-i m i ii I i 1 1 ur.
In tinier tu uvuiil in1. -i'li. nis
RW Bailers
hIiuiiIiI lie t.'st.-.l lilni.'i- . liytlnililie
1ft at li'a--t ui a year.' Avoid
lander mid call iiimhi mu'ln make the
test,
A. II. WOMSKaHITH,
Selinsgrove, : :
ARE YOU COMING ?
liv. ry null lirlnirn wonl uf Uium uim un..
They e.in'l iilliml luslin aw:iv.
They i iii'l .ill.. id in K , H
CAN V(U' 1
ll.ne .Mm seea our latest elr.-nl ir
llnti't ileehle lit, tt yen see .
$500 in Scholarships as Prizes.
A CHAXCK Foil YOT.
Write lor riirtli iilius,
sprint; leriu will n.'ii Mki-i-Ii .mih.
ST ATI', NOItMAL SCHOOL,
Jlloollisbliref, J'n.
(Mention this papi-r )
200.00 IN COLD GIVEN.
IH'SI'M'IAI. INTI.UI- I To m i ukn I S AM)
ti:aiii:i:s
It. II . WlHIllW.iril ( 'nlllll mi' nf if ill lii,,,i.t f.l
Jie lll'lkllrk' II Must III), t . I J llllirilt (.1111 (Ml i, HIH-
iiliii liu will sell m i iiii s, if "liims i KmiL'.
lulls Tllnllt.'llt." il new licuk ,- 'l .iln, , r,. -l i., Y
ime iii llu in. hi popular Imnkit rur piilillshiMl.
in,-.- .-.in ,, nis null, li, hi li i. s. .Aenis hell JM til
eullll'S II ,l.i . Vn .-l,.. i. nr.. i, ...I.. il ....I....
f'iiU, KlM'tlfur selllllt; III! Tuples In :l liliilltll.
flm. Iiie.t ele t;l tu (ur sTllini; nithhtsii ninnilis
A H'lLI W ateh tor selllll,' IJI ,-..i.- Ill ,. 1,11,1,11,
This ) ti - li 1 1 1 1 in In lelilHIi.n loiMininlsslmi. ( uin
Pie "HI .TiTelilN. I n iL'hl pal, I. I'letllt ehen.
AL'elltS Wlllltell lllsi, rHr.'T:ill.s l.i ( 'In l.l.-... , ..,
.lesiis." l .M i.i a i Tuple... sol,, anil II Is now Kellini;
raster than er. Sana, term., mi.....
nil '(.Tinsel KelltMnus 'I'll Uk 111 ." Otlieriiomiiar
ImhiKs nml lllli. es also. They nrfer spi'Tlal anil
inosi liheral rail's in Ntiiilfiit.s anil l, .,i i, rs f . ,,
suiiuncr vai ation. Imriiiu' la.sl suiiiiiier it latu'e
llllllllier or slllclUlls ami leaellets l llliMlhseil i-
tllTlr iMHlks. Atlllllll lIlT Ilsl II. I. P.. ....... .11 ... I . . .
inwlT mer -.'nn. 67 who won the f-jim premium
nml Til iniiile nter t:nt lor llielr miminer work'
Wrltj litem iiiiniTiilaielv. t 7
Notice ot Application for Charter.
NotlTT lH llTI'ellV L'lllili I It ii I ....,i
will iH'Iniiiln Iii the II l i..i.,i. '
ilt'1,1 .luilk'o of the nflrl of t'l'ininion IMeim ol
7 . .. . "" -"" "" June, lww
lor the liiirternf it corii,nitloTi, to , Viilleil
"Tlie KviHiK'elli nl l.nllii-liili Tliiiri'li or M,,,..
iMirk'll I'll.." lllTTlllllT UII(objTTtl,r Wllll ll rt
till, U'lirHl, l of Allnlirlilv 1 . '
per cent Per Month
Tlie New York Inyestnient Go
WDTJBEMDTH
Macbinlst ali'd Contractor
lallli nml ilUolollni. of -i'iip KvniieeliTiil Liitliurun
cliUlili In tho 1 MUU sialic of AtnerlTii. ""Ll"n
. . , m. i. i'orrtit.
-iat' I Attornoi".
ASKfORTHE BSKKLET ONXIOnr' AND
Run)
6IVE5 eBEST UGHT IN THE
Liberal Adjustments Prompt Payments.
REMEMBER
H. HRRVEYSCHDCH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
BrilNSCaiOTK, PA,
I Fire, Life, Aeeident and Tornailo.
No Assessments
Tho Aetna Founded A. !., 1 S 1 ! Assets ! 1 l,t).").Vii:.SS
44 Home " isr:t !,s::m;-js.51
44 American isto " 2, lu;t.."s I .:;i
The Standard Accident Insurant C .
The New York Life Insurance Co.
The Fidclitij Mutual Life Association.
Tour Patronage Solicited.
1875. : :
Striking Low Prices !
HAVIN'Cl just returned from the eastern cities witli tlio
l.est line of CLOTH INC.,
:o: Gents' Furnishing Gnods :
Hats, Caps ami a full line of nu n's and children's Shoes
at such low prices as have never been known iu this
section of the country he fore. Also a full line of
Trunks, Satchels, Summer Cndcrwear, Straw Hats,
nUSSETT SHOES,
and Congru at astonishingly low prices If ou want your
dollar to go as far as two dollars,
Call At Once
and secure lor yourself a big
1 1C J u,,uu""'" "3
i-eIu', liuvo already or
H fitly ilrop tho ilutieH
1 1 pr fiiul nilently ntciil
Ul 1 tbo Iouk vucii
ill return to
1QQR crs
r
ir. If.
NE V BE LIN,
special arrival of the very
Dress (iooils, Laces
AIho tho vi ry l itest st vies of ( lent
Milts lit lower pliers than ever In Ime
SPECIALTIES.
The largest :isnrtiiMiit and latest slvles of I. n, lies' )n , ; sl. . , ,,n I
Oxford Ties in liliiek nnd enl'iis, also in I iints' ,'hi, Jiovs' slur.. Petti r
in ipmlit v and so low in prices t hat l J I. M A I ' lil A S SI l l is ni , tho
talk of all the people. I.tidieti' line dress shoes llolii SI. no o s:i.,",o.
(tents' line ( 'out,'! ess Shoes from SI. "'I to S I. on 2
The luruest line of ( iiieensware in t lie count vat I he ' low i" in ice .
Vtli ii'ti.l ('ne ir.wkil liiilli.i .iii.l ....'.
Also just received a hittre nupplv of
MICHIGAN SHINGLES.
PlrHH-'ss. S"- b IS iiu-li white pine Shin!,'Ies S I ll per niui
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Call and nee our stock la I'm u tuiyinj,' .Isevvlu ic
and he convinced in in ice and stock
AT WEIS', SELINSGROVE PA.
Large variety of
DRESS
line assortment of Silks
way down.
beautiful line of DRESS
S;tins5. Headv made
atul laundred waists. AVe
trimmed lor 1.50
WALL
ahoiii, 2UD BtvleH to Hclect firun ( 1
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uuiy lower tn.m iinvwlitro else.
S WEIS. Selinsgrove, Pa.
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WoRU2 WAKCiyTELY
Cash onipanies,
No Premium Notes.
: : 1896.
bargain. 'Vhai Mug vou for
tier, it inri.ii... i.him 11111 lef w.
kiiowleite tlmt the only moral
ti iiininej Koine of her lidejetty littlo
eluuejt.H will leeeive, must lm im
inirtud by her, though quitti fotcifju
to the one duly t-hu is puiil for, tlien
her condition is most pitiuhle. Tlio
painful realization is present with
latest advanced stvles n!"
Braids and Trimmins
s' and llo.vs' Sprint,'
il il
S : ; 1 1 1 1 r
the latest 'fabrics' in "
GOODS.
for ladies' waists, prices
GINGHAMS. IYirals and
II
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have a nice cloth cane nieelv
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