Tne Middleburgh Post. Published everv Thurmlay. Ci a. W Wagenaeller. bditor Mi Proprietor S inscription L50 per year. w ,.;a mu.ii i- n .int hi alraaoc wtea Blilc i tit- county.) MATES Or ADVERTISING. u transient advert Ir-m.-nts noi otherwise .. , traded lor will he cbsned St trie rsfe Ot V i8p.Tiinenonp.Miiii measure) tor traPjeer i , .! in eel, Is p-T tin fur wry subsequent I iisorUon. l utr$ of rrtyct. fc. ( rer emit a hut. rbnraday, March 2, 1S9. SKLINSGROVE. II. I,. Phillips, wifeand daughter were in Philadelphia last week lis. I Mi has gone to Bethlehem n Philadelphia lor :i two woks' visit Mrs. Minnie Laadenalager ofBerwiok is visiting her mother, .lis. ( '. B. Miller...... Mrs. H. Y. lYyling ol St. Mary's is a welcome meat sit tli' National Hotel visiting ither. Z. T. Hettrick The ori' sale was well attended and nurses brought fair prices The t tit tlii' series ol illustrated ser ions by Rev. Barb was delivered hi Sunday evening last Mis icssie (lerhart of Sunbnry is being i !itertained by her grandma 8ehoch. The Herndou planing mill, sash mid door I ictory will be removed to iliie place. Tin- papers were signed 1 iV both parties lust week U a mgregaliotial meeting ol Trinity Luthetan church held on Sunday ast the resignation ol Rev. Barb was iiiwepted tn take place the week after Palm Sunday Dr. B. F. Wagen- .llcr was in Philadelphia attend ny the Ex. Committee of Slate Rep. league W.H. Riohterand wire i if Ben venue arc visiting his father, ,i. I. Riehter Prof. B. M. Wag- nscller f Centre Hall spent part of Friday and Saturday with his pa rents, M. L Wagenseller and family. Mrs. Chas. Fisher (nee Jarrett) nfSuubury spent several days with friends C. W. Meriz and Frank Keller, who wore injured ncarPunx Kutawney at a bridge they were help ing to build, have returned home having Iteen discharged from the ijosuitnl. They made a narrow es- ,,, The I 'niversitv Glee, Man- 1. .li;. hmI ( iiutar ( 'llllw ii-ave a verv pletwinir and enjoyableentcrtuimnent in the Uliael on Washington's Birth lay t" ' "f.wded iiouse. They wen i-ei. i:. i: rivalled. Theyalsogavi iini'ii! Five Hire; on Friday evening, where they were well received ;.('. Schocli and wite have recurnei I'roni their trip to Washington, D.C UNION TWP. llatbawdy Kelly and family ol Sunbury siie:.t part of last week an (riends here Emanuel 15. Aucker of Crowtown let! for Nan ticoke on Sunday w here he has ."-e-eured emnloyuient A. S. Se- hri-t, postmaster at Verdilla, was a witness for the I'nited States be tbre the United States District Court at Philadelphia last week Facob Brubaker expects to move to Lan easter Co. this week... D. L. NeilZ will move to near Port Trevertoii and will start a truck farm Rev. V. E. Brillhard preached his last sermon for the present conference vear at Winner'- appointment last Sunday Rev. J. C Martin is away at conference Solomon Brubaker intend- in starl a new store near our town. He will call it "The Klondike," because it is iiiiear to the famous Klondike 'host mine-. KlUvYMEit. A. V. Smith, wife and daughter of Selinsgrove spent Thursday with relative- at this place . I. Kramer attended the horse sale at Selinsgrove last Thursday A. A. Beintzelman, who i- working at Lewistown, i- home at present ,J. F. Walter and wife .""ent last Thursday visiting their daughter, .lames Row, at Selinsgrove. . . .Win. Orner wife of Lewistown were the iruests of ' 1 R. HeintZelman's OVer 1 . , . . , ii , i O. Snyder and brother, Sunday. ..D James, attended a sale above Mid dlebuig last Thursday... Miss Izora i S-hool directors, Samuel Spotts, 1 'JO; Walter js at present visiting berjG. C. Garman, 46; H. C.Haas, 84; sister, Mrs. S. A. App of Monroe J, P. Weodt, 129; Supervisors, T. township Jacob Heintzelman and wile were visiting friends at Port Trevertoo aevera! week Bev. Simon aayu ia.-i 1 , .i,- Aurand of , ( ,.1. nmintv. In-olhr r of Purrv A ur- ! " - qoI of thia place, preached a very interesUog aermon in the church at J this place on Tuesday evening. MT. I'I.EASANT MILLS. (Too for IhI iMine.) .Theclcction brought many people to town 00 1 inula) . .Geo. Rehrer hat sold his land - ft m lvimr near town to Lewu Mininni for $1000. F. I over irives it a his . ; .. ,i ,i Kn nrmrh mm haw been opinion that the peaencrop na almost totally destroyed in n eent eold spell. ...John P. Shadle anil Misses Al vesta and MableSchnee made a trip to Millerstown 0U Saturday and re- turned on Sunday. The Fremont schoola are practis - ing an interesting cantata to be ren dered at the close of the schools the latter part of March. ...'P. ( i. Arbogast intends to engage in the fruit business on anextensive scale in the spring. He has bought land near Freeburg for that purpose. ...Absalom Schnse made abusim trm ;u Btinburv ant Northumber- nn. on Moiidav. lie is sen my; liquors 'r a Philadeljmia firm and i a hustler in the business. Rev. F. F. Gilbert ol Pillow, Dauphin Co., has moved to our town . ... . .1 i . . 1 1 1 nnrl nrtnvh for the Lutheran congregations ol Richfield charge. We are glad to have Rev. Jilbert Ik ne one of our citieens. ...An interesting program has been prepared for the teachers' institute held at this pla.r last Friday and Saturday, Prof. e... . ai- born of Freeburg meeting on Friday addressed the evening; I'nif. (). C. (iortner of Miftlintown on Sntunlav afternoon: Prola. F. C. Knwersox am li. r. Smith ot MM- jleburg in the evening. . . some of our people le are attend- inj; court this week .Jonathan Xewman of Shamokin Dam w as in town one day last week. OnTuesdav .lohn A. Mantle and Ira Arhomist left for Akron, 0. nMi v ci Miss Dtllie Newman of Shatno - l i,, 1),..,, stwmt several davs in this 1 kin lhun spent several aayi in nni vicinitv. ...Co. Supt. F. C. Bowersox visit- cd the schools of our township Oil ueaaav An entertainment will be given I iv the scholar.", o if the town at the end of the term. ...Some ot our people attended tin sale of Theodore hrdlev at Middlc- burg on Saturday. ...Albert Hover has secured em ployment in Adamsburg. He will leave in the sprinc;. ...Joen M. StetTen and Cut-tin Markle will work for I . S. Kerstet- ter the coming summer. ...Win. . Yerger is sawing w 1 for Allien. He got a new Peerless engine v. few weeks ago. ...David Keller of Selinsgrove wa in town on Saturday in the interests of the M. L. Miller marble work.-. David Hoover and family enter tained a party of young folks from near selinsgrove on faonaay even ing. ....lohn F. Hover, county chairman of Farmers' Institutes, was inattend- ance at the institute at BeaVertOWO last Friday and Sit unlay. .. .Quite a number of our people attended the sale of II ,G. Horn berger on Friday. Things brought fair prices, ...Mrs ixma Troup, wife ol David Troup, died last Fndayat 1 1 o clock of dropsy. She had laH'ii ailing for alKiut three months, hut was bed last for only about one w eek. She was a kind and lovable old lady, ever ready to lend her help in time of need. Her husband preceded hel lo the land beyond ten ytars ago. She was aged 7s years, 7 months ami 13 days. Interment on Sunday morning in the St. John Cemetery. Rev, D. C Druokenmiller officiat ed. Pall bearers Joseph Lenich, H. D. Swineford, II. J. Heim and Henry Lessman; Funeral director, J. F. St raub. 0f ...The following are the nam theoffioera elected at the election oc '1 ueaday with the number of votes each candidate received: Judge of the election, Joseph H. Shaffer. 1 1(5; i- i -v- iAn t . ti W. . lerger, KM); Inspeetors, H. R. I'isher, 120; P. A. Stuck, 98; . Reitz, 94 j M. P, Wotner, 94;' (tie); Jaoob Trutt. (i6; G. W. Porta- ' ' . ... ... . g ,. n . ; Overseer of the DOOT. tlliatn A. (.ornelius of tawiflbars I 'iOii-ifi c ti . K House. IK': I A to Niran . Dershinan ot 1'a.xton- une, nu 'hristian Sehliee. II I : (.'(instable. Michael Men-. 11 1 7. gel, !M; Henry .1. Howell. 121; Auditor, A. F. Sehnee, 111; U. A. Ebriglit, 10y. 'spring election returns. j Acime Judge of election. A. W . ! pa J I). Sine ami George Noroiai.; School directors, W. II. Khnej Md w . g, overseer of the poor. A. I h. Mernan; OooatAtt, D. J. Bjngaiaeai . , , . I t . I I 1 1 , .. r ! Ud I M , r I 'I I I I v- ( Boavar- Judge l electum. Kooerti Heaver: Inspectors. John J. ToliiiiMinil M M. MrDnimell: ScIkmiI direrliirj. F. K. I Bpechl Mid James m. iviinei tows : Pjh MddMWkrth Rm, Vnnk Be,,,,. Overseer of or, I). S. Speclit ; l oniila lle. P. J. Herbrter;Aurlitor, K. M. Miller: Township IrfMHiirer, W. 0. Stetler: Jus tice of the peviee. (J. 1j. Wetzel. Boavov Vast-Judas of elwtinii, ; R. ., Wsgoer; tnipectnrs, EL M. WacnMr mid Samuel Kllnglrr; Hebool dirtototx j wiiiimn Nnii. r ii.i K. K. MiiHlleswarth: 1 Sufiervfsors, John P. Flshsr ud Joseph j II. Wagner; Overseer ni me pnor nruiwiu Krick;ConsUhle,P. H. Will; Auditor, T. A. Wagner: Township traasoior. Jobti Kahley: Justices o( ths peace, Johu J. Steely and W. P. Howell. Gontpo Judge uf election, II.-A. I Wolfley; uispectors, Jsmes H. Kilne sod Peroivul Ksrtrosn;Sel I directors, J. H.l Harttuan snd W. V. Banderstupervlsors, Allen Simok nml John V. UearfcartjOw seer ol the pour. F. D. Bnlia; Coostsble. H. P. Mobn; Auditor, C. BitiRarmn; Justice nt the p -aci'. A li- Mienrv. Ghapman-Judge otelootion.John Beller; Inspectors, P. B- Mover ami John H. Herrold; ttohonl directors, Samuel Welleraud John W. Tents. Supervisors, Robert VVeudt snd Ssrouel . Denalerj Overseer rf ! he poor P o i.i.. ii7 : 1 . I Shotsber, 1 1 li in " : aar: oni-titlile, William , I). A. Portzline. L. Audit Franklin Judge of eleotton. Q. V. Stetler; Inspectors, J, C. Hsckenberg snd liarvev K. Sharol)scb; Sebmil directors, Idihc T. Brunuernnil Bobisnii Walter: Su pervisors, W. II. WrSJf and Ainmnn It. Walter; Overseer nf poor, William li. Walter; Countable, William H. Matter: Auditor, lohn F. Keiiz; Justice of tin peace, lleriiiuti H. KennillKel. cIcieltBon Judao election. NhhIi Brouse; uspeotors, s. H. Yearlok andC. L. Herrold ; Soool direotors. J.O, Brouse and Thomas fieitael; Supervisors. Win. Sobold and J. F. KllOaler; Overseer nl the . Jniin Strese: OonaUbU. 0. C. Rpanaler; Auditors, Jenersou Daubermsn ami Reno Snvder, Michllohupgh Town Conned, D. I T. Rboads8S, J. W. Ortrig M.Daniei Bo lender ?ti. Jn li Moata '"iS: Jiulire of elec tion, II. K. Tobias iO. Amos uauch 40; Inspectors, H, H. Hassinpr 56, Jacob E. Stahlneoker W, James Runkle 88: ch'lol directors, Carbon SeeboJd N, w. V. Wit tenmver and Jacob tliliK-rt tieatAl: .;!v"'""f ,,)' Safr, G on- "T.lrBrSM' . er M, Fred Smith 3D; Constable, li. R. Ret.'le OU. (ieow Siwht 59: llfsrh Con slt)lli w A Sw(tlll M, joseph cieiaa 1 44; Borough Auditor, Calvin Stetler 62, pul Billhardt 50. ... i ii 1 9 oeori;e uouwn: insiieciors. o. r , nauei Mini Jacob Ilenfer: School directors, John ry I . in III J; of the KHir, Simon Krnlz"r: OonStablS, Allen Diuins: Au litor, U. W. Voder. Moppop-Jndge of election, Wll I in in S i s. Knhn; Inspectors, Samuel Trutt (ienrsre Wilt: ' ehnol directors, Jeie and luiab lliiinniel and ilirain .Stahi: Super visors. X. K. Ilarlinan. William Hitter nml Henry Wetzel tie at 8H; Overneer of the poor, Frankliu Jarrett; Constable, Daniel Beiser; Aaditor, K. 11. Sotten stem. Ponn Jodjre of election, Benjamin J. Smitl 1 nspeotom, llnhl.n Y.. Wis and William A. Fisher: School directors. Howard Row and Isaac Row; Supervisors, Benjamin Stetler and Calvin l''m rv iDvi-r-seer of the poor, William H. Lack; Con stable, J. Francis Mall; Auditor. Charles Miller; Township treasurer, Jacob li. Row. F'pprj.1 Judge of election. Joseph R. Shaffer; Inspectors, Henry li. Fisher and Philip A. Stuck; School directors. Samuel Spoils and J, 1'. Wendt; Supervisors, (i. W. l'ortzline, TohiasB. Reitz and M. F. Wotner tie at M; Overseer ot thepoor, Christian Knnuse; Constable, Henry J, Howell; Township Auditor, Amnion F. Scliuee. p'ppph VV osI JUdae Ol ele-tmn. (,. (iarinan: lusoectors. Ainuum Siiiiir- ale and .lames I. Forrv: Supervisors, II. H. nenael and jaoob h. Womer; School direotors.H. W. Snyder and Jacob Poltc; Overseer of thejioor. Fred ArboaaSt! Con stable, Amnion Womer; Auditor, 8, 11. Cray bill. 8pPtn0 Judae ot election. William 11. Woodhug: Iiispectorf, Aaron Mover I ll It I..rL-lo... ...I rill , U(, Au-and and Moses Benfer; Bonarvi, son, Henry Mnueiy and John 0. KliiiL--i lei ; Overseer of the pwir. L J, sfanheok; 1 ''onstahle, J, H. hwiuu; An. I, tor K, F. Goss. 8ollnf lOV Town Council. B, B. Kicliler. Isaac (1. Seller and II. M. Nip ple: Justice ol the peace, George Lonn: .Indue of election, N. S. Fisher: luspec tors, U. P. Livingston and Newton Krat I zer: School directors, I). 8, Sholley and M. 0. Snvder: Overseer of the poor, A. X. (ieintierhoK: Constable, M. H. Mover; High Constable, W. A. Wolf: Auditor, W. A. Mover. Union-Jndge Hi election, H.JF. CbsrleS Inspectors Norton Hendricks and .John I'. Wise School directors. John s. Rice and Ellas Berrold Supervisors, w. j. Winner and Daniel Kraba Over- seer ot llm poor, livortie 31. Herrold Constable, William W, Arnold -Auditor, David I. Herrola. "uHhinqi"n Jndge of election, B. F. Harley lnspectois, William If. Urown anil Frank S. Diehl School direc tors, John Strayerand Charles W. Dreese 'Supervisors, Harvey Doehler and Miles Kaiitz Overseer of tLe poor, Henry Uoltzajiple Conbtable, L. Keeler Au- ditnr, lrvin F. Hendricks - Township Clerk, William i'. Mover-Justice uf the peace, Daniel S. Boyer. MARRIED. Feb. 27, by Rev. J. H. Hertz, ville. lr r, . ! 11. 11. Opabn. 1? eb. 21, by llev (.'harles W. r rock of Middleereek to Maude M. Bubb of Lowell, Pa. I SNiDtli STOVE EMPORIUM. 1 mi'fsl w F' ' HKswiIj-hwI k ' - lBQcilrl'B sV a T jJsT -aaB HssB&iifS V fj ssH BiMWP jHU nstm . alMULn & M AHLNECKEift, Opposite County Jail. Middlaburgh, Pa. PAXTONVILLB Mrs. Charles Hare is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Howell U had a quiet little wedding in our town on Monday noon. The eon- rBt,,1f I,i,r,u's w,',',' Ir William Cornelius of Lewiabura and M aa ... , , i . i u Mr. William! H-isnain oi mis piaee. uev. .1.11. Hempedprutedieoeremony. Frank Miller, wb had been irLi nir nl 1 . u i 1 1 1 w ti ii ii hl ii i u 1 1 1 ii i . 1 " ' "S ........ v.. ....... ....... I - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I " I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I ' I v SI 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1" V 1 b ......... 1 who is sawinir for C. K. Siiantrler in T last week Mrs. Austin (lift is on the .sick list at present Mrs. J. (). Sterner visited her parents ()v,.r Sundav 'harles Swengle is . . , nuitnnga sore jo i ne memoere oi the United Evangelical church gave their pastor, Rev. Hertz, a dn nation last Friday afternoon... .Rev, Herts preached his farewell sermon on Saturday evening Ihetouu- dation is being laid for the new store building. Thev expect toeomolete the building till theciti.ens gave ii ,i j p May Some of i -'irifi-e in Win. L 1 hiirsday ev- .tie. vice ami wne iam enino;. Their birthduj same daw ;i;ue on the Recent Deaths. Feb. 1 4th, at Richfield, Jerome 11. i ray bill, aged "iti years, S mos. and 26 days. Funeral was held on the 17th iiist. in the Richfield F. B. church. Revg, Flias Landia and ( ). (J. Romig officiated. Feb. 16th, near Oriental, Juniata county, Lubrina, win-of. lohn Phil I lips, need C3 years, 1 inonlbaaud i 1 dav. Funeral was held on the 20th i ;inst., at Barn era Reformed church. Rev. ( ). (i. Bomig officiated, j Fab. 20, at Fremont, Mrs. G, R. i Martin, born Feb. 15, 1838, died Feb. "20, 1899, ag.il 63 years and 5 days. Revs. Druckenmiller and MoLain officiated, i Feb. 24th, at Fremont, Annie Troup, daughter of Anthony Rum (aid and wife of the late David Troup, was born Julv 1 1, 1810,died Feb. 24, 1899, agt'l 78 years, 7 months and 1 8 days. as es Does 4'ultee Ac ree Willi Tuu ? If not, driuk Grain-O made from pure grainn. A lady writes : "The ! lirst time I make Grain O I did not like it but after using it for one week I nothing would induce me to go bark ' I to ooiffee." It nourishes ano! fcedH1 the svsloin. The children ean drink ! it freely with great benefit. It is the it freelv with great bt-ui HtreUKthonirjtf substno grains. ieta package ance of pure toduy from your grocer, follow the directions in milking it and you will lpive a delici ous and healthful table beverage for old and young. 15c. and 25c. EXKCUTOKT. NOTICE. -Notice ia hereby iriven that letters tentaineiitarv uiinntlie e. iiiii- iii mwmj j. .-iui.eo, mm b fcjrdMr.ooanty. ? . rtssssssd h in due form of law to the uthIitsi 1,11 imichted m said estate houi. lute of Mary J. SaiupHcll, late of Centre twp., OWN nave ocen inuc1 the unilersigneil, to whom itate nhoulil uialcu iiniiu- iliatc iiaytnent and those Itavinir claimil iluain.st it al.ouhl present them duly authenticated for settlement. U. ('. MAl'KKIt, New llcrlin, I'a. Feb. 27, IssiISloi The plague of '99 La Grippe. The destroyer ol LaGrippe Miles' Nervine, eOUNTf THE PttfflMWJ. OH w ttpo Tirr.syr heat PLAfiTWI Every r v rn'i n a - axiits III I I I D I I I I ATTI7TT im m m um uutAniTEE that it mustgivp satisaction Be lure a cent is paid. and see the ft Larpst Sktiflm Ever Seen in Snyder County k h mmm m m m . Carpets I Carpets ! Carpets ! I r i MATTINGS ! The CaHPETS he whole lower floor of .ny store is taken up With Carpets, Rum Vrt Ekmarca, Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain Polos, Haeaiieks! Rttg Fringe, Floor, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, &C A- ' J 1 We can siK)W vo tlle largest ever shown in Lewistown. 11 ii nrnssvu arpet as low as fWc, ami All Wool CarjHif 50c. I lull u .,,,1 f .. L it ra m .... 'va.jiei-- ooo, el vet Carpet ""Trie."" -Cliina and Japan Matting 100 Kolls to Select, Froni THERE GOODR! ( i it i I 1 I Vi i ..li'i if . ii. ! .,,..,,, ,, ji,rN place to buy at. ine giMxis 1 k.t 1 1 1 ge Miuinie asijt ..1 1 - iwuio ato uicvo aUHj Re8PectfaU7t W fl Public Sales. Notices nl siil.-s will lie li.serred free unnerthW lieiKlliar In n Hie hhiH are iirlnlert .a MiIn nflu-.. ; hen I lie lilllmireiint prlnleil al Mils offloe SS oente win in- i iiameii. persons expectlos lo . Mve sale should geleel a Uat and liave It insert I'd In Oils enlumil. TUDRSDAT, Marcli I, Al Port Ann. In Adams twp., iH-iweeo tvntrevllie and TroXelTlllS Daniel Kulms will sell horse's, i cow and calf and farming Implements. Kill OA Y, staraba, Half way lietwe-n Mld illeiiuri; and New Herlln. Mrs. Frederick 1 Lfltsel win sell Dorses, cows, furmlng Im- I pnmeotl and liousenold goods. TP KSDA V. March 7, One mile west of ItefTer i Win. II. Kerotetier will M'U 1 horse, snanlnri 1 .tack and farming Implements. WROKtaDAY, March H. One mile north or smlih onive. (leorge Anrand will sell live stock ami farming Implements. FRIDAY, March in, One and one-half mllei soatb-eastol MldrfletMi. o, r, Martin win sell hounebold iroods. s .'.'H-KI)AY, Marcli II, Two miles north-wet of nnwirriiie, i-nrisnan Knnuse will sell two rtorws He mnlea two cows, ronac oattle and farm log iBplameata, Ba-ruBuai, MsroD ll, At Doadore, In Union Twp., N. T Dundore will sell fi horses, eows. ft head young eutt.., 2 sows, 1 hour so siioaisund funning Implements. TfKSDAY, Mur. 14. Two miles east of Troxel vllle on ihe Cooper farm, Geo. 1. Kline will sell 4 horses, a mules, s cows and larmlng Implements. TIirKMOAY, Mar. is. Threemlles north of Midi dlenurc, I,evi Young will sell 4 horses, cows and farming implements. HATTKDAY, March is. In the lloro. of Mid dleburg, Josephat Walter wni sell -.'horses. 4 cows, 1 heifer, farming Implements and household goods. MONDAY March 77. at Cent revllle, 41. ( Mai -rer, Kxecutor ofMaryJ Sampsell, deceased, will sell household goods, etc. TUJNDAY, Mr.rch SS. One mile north f Melse--vine, Mrs. Isahella llroclus will sell gcows, 4 head of young tatUe und larmlng lmpl - j IUCUIO. WKDNESDA Y, M arch 29. Two miles north west nf oriental, Harrison Miller. Admlnlslrstor C. T. A. of Samuel ('. Miller, decease( , will sell 1 horse. 3 cows and farming Implements. Also a farm of 206 acres, 108 ol which to cleared, Evangelist Williams Coming. Rev. O. G. Bxanig of Biohfield at preaeot ooodueting revival larviaai in the St. Thomas United Brethren church near Aline. Next week he ! will Ik- assisted for three days by Rev. W. ft Williams of Elisabeth, N". J., better known as the "Ilruin iner Evangelist." lie will preach his first sermon on Tuesday evening, and stay until Friday, March 10th, preaching each day at 2 and 7 P. M. This will be a rare treat, as he comes highly recommended. Noone should lail to hear bin. All are invited. O. G, Komn;, Pastor. T7rTt.mTT-. a- J kiui r, sar a v i rr- " Tl Stove that is ! a i old wit, n ir nni. Call -- i m All Kinds. AI! Qualities. AH Prices. aml ,M,st wIe(,fi((n )f tu up Rag Oarpe as low as 2u,. and J Cotton Carpet ti 2o(. u 1 1 a - Ml A l.i yQn win nun mat out-store is the are l.i--t-eiass, i, noes are the low- ' a no iroo.Me .1.1.. ... ..i. i i.i ini". ir Mid- pELx .ewiafown, Penn's j AS (J C HOUSE, ri'OKMKI AT LAW. 11-11 , 1 lriiste.1 to Irs car "i-ive i.ronint atteulloii. oi iViiotUEBURGH Market. 1-11 1, n u e My by on r 111 rliants. IK 30 4 7 . ... ll) 7 12 70 45 50 88 .11 75 85 0 140 HllffMf.... Kgis-. ' IIIUM Iattl Tallow i.'i ictens rlli . 1'iirUev- l,t.. . Sh.i .p .New W ;i-i.r. Kye Potatoes, Obi Corn it W O.iIp Mrun j..-i UN) Itis. Iflddlinira " Cbop " Floni 1 er iiiil Bering deep into the night, and keeping itt Me free from chips (shadows, of course). Brightness and beauty are blended in the aa J mi rs s It gives a splendid, clear, strong, stead) light, unvarying through ten black hours. Its light falieth not, be Ihe "blew" fro overhead or under tire. Tis altLr ittim.l. in ,4 ;,,,.tir,mf y . 7 j It is as all-around rood as 67 years t Istmb building can enmkur. Send us $S. 50 and you will recehe it ey mail, prepaid. A circular for Ike asking, of course. R. E. DIETZ COMPANY, 60 Laight Street, New York City. EitablUkeJ H40, NEURALGIA cured be Dr. Kilos' P aam fiiXS. One cent a doss.1' At all drussus"
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