I
The Middleburgh fost
Pullilied everv ThurHday.
Gt o W. Wagenseller.
tditoran Proprietor
ibwiipuoii Jffl.oO per year.
u mu.it ! naid in i
when sent OW
8I.IC 111''
county.)
lATIS or ADVERTISING.
a transient idwrttwm nts ni otherwise
, "rucied ir wlilhecSeilWla 'r"V,' '
tier UneOlonnarle measure) Mr (W laser
T lifVEl io cents per II n for every subsequent
Insertion.
vaf ,wct. fMUklifmi obituary I":'
I uUt of rrfct. ., thrrr tnU a (w.
Thnrsday, March 2, 1890.
8KLINSGR0VE.
H. L Phillips, wifeand daughter
were in Philadelphia lust week
Irs. Utah has gone to Bethlehem
iid Philadelphia lor a two woks'
visit Mrs. Minnie Lauden&lager
of Berwick is visiting her mother,
,,s. c. I1,. Miller Mis. H. Y.
IVyling of St. Man's is a welcome
list at tin- National Hotel visiting
her brother, Z. T. Hettriek The
orse sale was well attended ami
i.irses brought lair priees The
-t of the series of illustrated ser-
nons by Re. Barb was delivered
.. i Sunday evening last Miss
. . . i . eo..i I...:,,.,
iessie vernarioi oiiiioiui '""P
a ' J I... I i.ltn I S.lliii'll 1
i iieriauieu m nci
The 1 erndou planing mill, Bash
mid door factory will be removed to
; liie place. The papers were signed
i v both parties last week At a
. ingregatioual meeting of Trinity
Luthetan church held on Sunday
last the resignation ot Kev. Barbwas
accepted to take place the week after
i'din. Sunday Dr. B. P. Wagen-
eller was hi Philadelphia attend ng
the Ex. Committee of State Rep.
reague W.H. Richterand wife
..(' Benvenue are visiting lus father,
.f. P. Riohter Prof. B. M. Wag
enseller of Centre Hall Spent part of
Friday and Saturday with his pa
rents, M. L Wagenseller and family.
Mis ('has. Fisher (nee Jarrett)
of Sunbnrv spent several days with
Mends C. W. Mertz and Frank
Kelh-r, who were Injured iiearl'unx
xutawney at a bridge they were help
ing tn build, have returned home
having been discharged from the
Hospital. They made a narrow es
tape The University (ilee, Man
dolin noil Guitar Clubs gave a very
pleasing and en,joyableentcrtaimnent
in tilt: Uiapelon Washington ViMrth
lav to n crowded house. They were
repuutcdh recalled. Thcyalsogave
.men! Fr'ei)iirgon Friday evening,
where they were well received
t. U. 8 ihorli aud wife have returned
iVoni their Iripto Washington, D.C.
UNION TWP.
Hathaway Kelly ami family ol
Sunbury spent part ol' last week
ttmotiK friends here Emanuel 1?.
Ancker of Crowtown left for Nan
ticoke on Sunday where he has se
cured employment A. S. Se-
ehrist, postmaster at Verdilla, was
a witness for the United States le
fore the United States District Court
lit Philadelphia last week lacob
Brubaker expects to move to Lan
easter Go. this week... D. Ii. Neils
f m t
will
and
Kev
move to near fort ireverion
will start a truck farm
. V. E. Brillhard preached his
last sermon for the present conference
vear at Witmer's appointment last
Sunday Kev. .1. G. Martin is
away al conference Bolomon
Brubaker intends lu tart a new
store m ar our town. He will call
it "The Klondike," because it is
senear to the famous Klondike
ghost mines.
KliKAMEH.
A. W. Smith, wife ami
oi Selinsgrove spent Thui
relatives al this place
daughter
sday with
... A.
I).
Kramer attended the horse side at
Selinsgrove last Thursday A.
A. Heintselman, who is working at
Lewistown, is home at present
I K Wither ami wife siient last
Thursday visiting their daughter,
.lames Row,atSelinsgrove. . . .Win.
Orner wife of Lewistown were the
gueBtsofJ. R. Heintelman's over
Sunday.. .D. O. Bnyder and brother,
iamM. attended H sale above M'ul-
.. . . . ...i i ! r
dleburg last I nurstiay. . ..miss i.o... ,
Walter is at present visiting uer (
Bister Mrs. 8. A. App of Monroe
townshin faooo Heintaelman
I unto were visitinff tncnos at
Port Treverton several days last
Rev. Simon Anrand of I
York county, brother of IVrryAur-lSehnee,
r.l ot this nlace. preached very I
interesting sermon in the ehureh at
this j.laeeon Tuesday evening.
...
MT. PLEASANT M1LL.B.
(Too Into for loot laanej
The election brought many people
to town on 1 uesaaj .
...Geo. Rehrer has sold his land
1. i.,.ni t.rn in lwis Minium
'
tor flUUU.
.John F Boyer gives it as his
..mi. has Urn I
opinion that the jieaclu rop MS
almost total lv destroyed hy the re-
IJ il
1 . .
...John 1'. Shadle and Misse-
i
-vt- I
vesta and Mal.le HchneO made a uip
to Millerstown on Saturday and re-
turned on Sunday.
. .The Fremont selnntls are praetis
ing an interesting cantata to lie ren
dered at the close of the schools the
latter part of March.
. . .T. (i. Arbogast intends to engage
in the fruit business on an extensive
scale in the spring. He hasbowrfit
land near Freeburg for that purpose.
...Absalom Schnse made a business
trip to Sunbury and Northumlier
land on Monday. He is selling
lienors for a Philadelphia firm and
is a hustler in the business.
. Rev. E. E. Gilbert oi Pillow,
Dauphin Co., has moved toour town overseer ef the poor Perofral Shotsber
and will nreach for the Lutheran ger; Conrtable. Wlllisni L. Hummel:
ami win prawn Audltoi, I). A. Portzliue.
conjrre.rations of Richfield charge. r
w i it i,.,, Rpv Gilbert Franklin Judge of eleotton. O. t.
We are glad to have Kev. iuiKri SM j, j ,g, Hackeaberg aud
become one of our citizens
...An interesting program lias been
prepared for the teachers' institute
held at this place last Friday
and Saturday. Prof. Geo, W. Wal
borri of Freeburg addressed the
meeting on Friday evening; Prof. 1
(). ('. (iortner of Mifnintown on
Saturday afternoon; Prow. F. C
Bowersox and It. F. Smith of Mid-
dleburg in the evening
. .Borne ol our iHtiplo uro attend
ing court this week.
...Jonathan Newman ol Bhatnokiii
Dam was in town one day last week.
' . i i. a' ii i
.....I I ...i arhfiir'KI oil In . K Mi I. V .
...... ........., - ,
Mian TJillie Newman Ot EHUUOO-
1 ' ' Si loo ..rnl tlnvs in this
km Dam spent several das in
vicinity.
ed the SobooU of our township on
Tuesday.
. .An entertainment will be given
by the scholar of the town at the
entl of the term.
...Some ot our people attended the
Bale of Theodore Erdley at Middle
burg on Saturday.
...Albert Hover has secured em
ployment in Adamsburg. He will
leave in the spring.
...Joen M. Steffen ami Curtin
Markle will work for O. S. Kerstet
ter the coming summer.
...Win. I. Yerger is Bawing wood
for Albert. He pit a new Peerless
engine a few weeks ago.
...David Keller of Selinsgrove was
in town on Saturday in the interests
ofthe M. L. Miller marble works.
Davit! Hoover ami family enter
tained a party of young folks from
near Selinsgrove on Monday even
ing. . ..John F. Boyer, county chairman
of Farmers' Institutes, was inattend-
... . . 1 i
anee at the instiiuie at neavenow n
last Friday anil Sat unlay.
...Quite a number ol our people
attended the sale of II At. Horn-
berger on Friday. Things brought
fair priees. I li. WoikIIiihj; Inspector. Aaron Mover
, .. . Iv . .land I). B. Markley: School directors. A.
...Mrs. Anna I roup, wife 01 David Au-and aud Mosts Bsnfer; Bopervl-
Troup died last Fridayat 11 o'clock wra, Henry Mauerr and JohnO. Klfnir-
of rlripsy. She had been ailing for SSSTI 'TlXC-t STfI
alsmt three intuitlis, but was bed Qoat. ' f
fast tor only about one week. She SolinR novo Town Council. H.
was a kind and lovable old lady H Blobur.ltaaoG. Boiler and EL M.Nip-
ever ready to lend her help in time Vr ,
ofneed. Her husband preceded her tors, U. P. Livingston aod Nawton Krt-
tothelandbeyond ten ytara ago. SjCritta
She was aged f years, t months Gemberlinir; Constable, M. li. Moyer; :
and 18 days. Interment on Sunday Rlgh ConaUble, W. A. Wolf; Auditor,
morning in the St John Cemetery. w- A. Mover.
Rev. D. G. Druekenmiller offidat- Union Jadgs ot election, I
ed. Pall bearers Josenh Lenioh. H. a'Je,-l?,i!S?tor, i
. ii t it i
I). Swinetord, H. J. Ileim and
Henrv Lessman; Funeral director,
J. F. Straub.
...The following are the names of
the officers elected at the election on
Tuesday with the number of votes
each candidate received: Judge ot
the election, Joseph H. Shaffer, 116;
V. . Yerirer, 100 Insih-ctors, H.
. Fisher, t20j P. A. Stack, 98;
ai t j: v i..,.tt. i on.
.-.-...h.. ,,,..i,...M.t-.., w
ir. i . tiarnian, m; ji. . naus, nt;
J. P. Wendt, 129; Snpervisora, T.
. Beits, 94; M. F. Womer, 04;
iuc): jacoo j run, OOl Kt. M . I oriz-
line, 110; Overseer
of the poor, "
llOi P A. i
M if hut' Men- !
christian Knonae, 110
'.U; Constable, MiehaelMen
gel, 94; Henry .1. Howell. 121;
Auditor, A. F. Sclmec, 1 1 1 ;
Ebright, 10y.
If. A.
irUUM Ht.Tiri1Sj DPT1IPNS.
,SHririvj
Adnmn-Judge of eleaion. A. W '
Trnxell; Iufpecturs.J. D. Sip ml I
Norman; febnol directors, L5!J
, Lose; Oesrater of the poor. A. i
H. Herinmi; Constable. D.i
Auditor, Charles Ingram.
Hi lignum n :
Beeivor-Jodef rl rtejtfya. Robert j
Beaver: Inspectors. Joint J. IbbtMoOd
m. M. McDonnell; Senool diiteiorfcF. H.
Speoht atut .lame? H. Kline: Supervisors,
MddMWkrth Frailk BfxwA
overseer of poor, D. S. Spechl;Comta
Ma. P .1. HerltsteriAuilltor. E. M. Miller:
PjkMMKin i MUflMr. . 1 1. tet ler. US
Township treasurer.
. ..... ...,.., ( I.
HU Ul .lit - . "
Weuel.
BpHVpp vVeni-Ju'li-'.' of election,
k. ., Wagner; nipectnre, II. M. WHu-ner
mill Samuel Kllogler; Bcbool direotom. I
William .illeriiJ K. K. Hiitaieswonn:
Snpervisorf. John I'. Fisher awWaarph
11. Wagner; Overseer of Hie pnuWIHain
Krick; Constable, P. II. Will: Auditor. T.
A. Wagner; Toihip treanoier. Jb"i
Kahlry: Justices oi th" peaeaohuJ.
Steely and W. F. Howell.
Pnntrt-'iud(;e "f elertlnn, li.A.
Wolflwy; tua pec tore, JameaU. Kilne tiil(
Percivul KartmanjSchool dlreeiors, J. H.
iJartman and W, K. ttenderauparvitnn,
Allen s I imil John K. OerartOvef. '
seer o the poor, V. V.. Bollg; COOItable, j
H. P. Mobn; Auditor, L. Blugaman;
Justice of lite p-MCe, A H- HhSMff.
GJliHpnutn Ju'lte ofelection..I"hii
Seiler: I .ispectors, K. B. Mover and John
H. Herrofd; School directora, Samuel I
Welter aud John V. Tents. SuperviHois.
Robert Wendl and Samuel - Dengleri
liarrev B. ShatnlMcb; Scboid dlroctorf,
lstiKoT. BriiniiernUll UoblaoU Walter: Su
pervisors, W. II. Wrajr and Aibmon B.
Walter; Overseer of poor. William II. i
Walter; dilutable. William B. Matter;
Auditor. John Reitt; Justice of Hie
pence, Herniitu S. Kenniliger.
clHfUBon Judge o( election. Noah
B rouse; naueotnra, s. H. Yaarlck aodC. t
, L. llerrol(l;Sc''ocd dirrOtOTS. J.O. Brouse
ttiitl Thotna Ijeltael; Bupervisors Wro.
Steholii aud J. F. KliUKlt-r; Overseer ol
I the poor. John Sleese; Oonttable, 0.0.
Rpangler; Auditors, JeffvraQu Dnuberman
1 and Reno Snvder.
Mlclfllnhuptlh T.iwn Council, I). I
T. RboadsSH, J. w. Orwig U4,Uaiuel Bo
lender 7(5. John Moatz 58; Judi.'e of elec- i
(ion, II. K. Tobias 78. Amos Kauch 48;
Iiisiiectors. II. H. Hawincer 86, Jacoh E.
stahlnecker 2.1. Jnmos Rankle S8; Bcbool
directors. Carbon Secbold W. W. Wit
teninver and Jacob Oiluert lie at 61
Overseer of the iHttir. C. K. Sieinumer 1 7.
1 -. --- r. . . -. ,
u w waaenaeiler M.uarre aianinecK-
erUV, Fred smith 3; onstaiue, u. u. ... , .. , .,
I BieB e 01). George SpaCbt 59: Hih Con- i Dettliam of this plaee. Kev.
LaWo, W. A, Swnrta WS, Joseph Clelanjj. H. Hertz iierloniKil the ceremony.
1 44; Borough Auditor, Oalftn Stetler 62,
JlllddleePQok-JudKe of election,
II Ilr.il.il' I IIMIlWilirM. K. r
and .lucob Itenfer; Sohnol director, John
s,. Meintrand JmruH Kouu; supervimirii, pranfclin County, t ame home sick
John P. LrtitwlandQ. J.JuuibsOreraeer , . tuu i
of the poor. Simon Kmlsw; Oonstable, ' week......Mrs. Aus.m (nit is
Allen Dioius: Auditor, 0. W. Yoder, I on the sick list at present Mrs.
.Monrtio-Jndj.'fl of election. Wit- j J. O. Sterm r visited Iter parents
Ham s. Kuhn; liiKprctors, SftinnelTruit over Sunday Charles Swengle is
and Qeorira Wilt : ' 'ohool dlreotort, Jere- . , .pi u...
miah Hummel and Hira... Btahl: Super- nUtwngasare oot f he members
visum. X. V.. liartuiitn, William Kilter ot the I idled Bvangehottl ehlireli
and Henry Wetzel tie tit 88; Oyerm-er of yi, fafa ,,.lMl)r lt,v. Hertz, a do
the inior, iMiink;in Jarrett; Countable, n ,. , . , ,,
Daniel lleiser; Auditor, E. It. Ilotten-1 natu.n last l'l itlay afternoon... .Kev.
stein. Herts preached his Ian well sermon
K'onn-.'udKe of election, Benjamin ion Saturday evening The tbun-
.1. Smith; lMpeotom. Mnshlin B. Hover (intinn la ko'mo laid RirtJlti nnwatfiKt
and William A. hmlier; nchool directors,
Howard Row and Isaac How; Supervisors,
Benjamin Stetler and Calvin Km rv ;Over
Neer of the pour. William II. Luck: Ctn
itable. .1. Francis Mull; Auditor. Charles
Miller; Township treasurer, Jacob ti.
Row,
F'ppij Jutlpe of election, Joseph II.
Shaffer; Inspectors, Henry H. Fisher and
Philip A. Stuck; School directors. Samuel
Spoils and J. 1. Wendt; Supervisors, (..
W. l'ortline, Tobias K. Rett, and M. F.
Winner ti" at 94: Overseer of the poor,
Christian Knouae; Cooatable, Henry J.
Howell; Township Auditor, Amnion F.
t Sri i on-.
i Fptph VVobI -Judue of ele-tinn.
P, (i. Garntan; Inspectors, Amnion Sprin
gle and James I. Forry: Supervisors, II. I
! II. Meimel and Jacoh S. Womer; School
directors. II. W. Snyder anil Jacob Folia;
1 1 r .i... ... i.'m.i a ri...... ,,. rv.... I
orayb'ill.
stable. Amnion
Womer; Autliior, 8. 11.
I aortnojdWof sleotloo, Wiiittm
autl .loim r. wise nci.ooi tnreciors.Jonn
s. Kice and Elias Herrold Supervisors,
W. J. Winner and Daniel Krebs Over
seer oi iiih K)or, unarm at. narroia
Constable, William W. Arnold Auditor,
David I. Berrolo.
Wanhinnto" Judge of election,
B. F. Harley lnspectois, William f.
Drown and Franks. Diehl School direc
tors, John .Strayerand Charles W. Dreese
Supervisors. Harvev Dodder and Miles
Ka.itz Overseer of tie poor, Henry
Holtzanole Constable, L. Keeler Au-
dltor,
Irvin r. Heiulricks - Township
I Ulari
w illiam P. Moyer- Justice of the
j peace, Daniel S. Bojer
MARRIED.
Feb. 27, by Kev. J. 11. Hertz,
J '
William A. Cornelius of Ijewisburg
to Sarah E. Dershtnan of Pax ton-
Vllle.
Feb. 21, by Eev. H. H. Spahn,
Charles W. Frock of Middlecreek
to Maude M. Babb of Lowell, Pa.
SNYDER
STOVE EMPORIUM.
If
.A-' Bai BaL 4
P . 1 aMfifVi'' "iiiul
L'SRBBaa-SiSaal
Opposite Uounty
PAXTONVILLE
m,. i -I,.,,. ii ;. , i..,..
1 ' ', 8 ;
! mother, Mrs. Mary Howell e
knH a timet little weddins in our
! town on Monday
noon. The eon-
tractins parties welt' .Ml
William
I .v .
( '. ii'iii-l i 1 1- . .(' I rfu-Ulilll'ir mil MisH
Frank Miller, who had been
: wnrL-inir nt I .i'U K'hu n for atirnn tinit'.
. Untlt0!- .Thhrrn Slu-mttrrv
' who is sawing for C. K. Spangler in
building. They expect to complete
the building till May Some of
the citiaens gave a surprise to Win.
McAfee and wile Ubl Thursday ev
ening. Their birthday uuue on the
same day.
Recent Deaths.
Feb. 14th, at Richfield, Jerome
B. Craybill, aged 66 years, S mos.
and 26 tlays. Funeral was held on
the 17th iiist. in the Richfield U.B.
I church. Revs. Elias Landis ami ().
(i. Romig officiated.
Feb. 16th, near Oriental, .Juniata
county, Ltibcina, wile of'.Tohn Phil-
?W '"5 .y(,i,rs' IJ
hps, Bf
!. Mineral was Held on tile Artfl
in,t., at Banner's Reformed ehureh,
rf ' n r Bli t-e-jl
u Bom'g omciaww.
Veh-20' at Km""t' Mrs' G 1;
Martin, born Feb. 15, 1888, died
Feb. 20, 1 890, aged 1 years and 5
days. Ilevs. Druekenmiller and
MoWn offi'
peD 24th at Fremont, Annie
fold and wife of the late David
Trouj), was Inirn July ll,1810,dfed
Feb. 24, 18ill, aged 78 years, 7
months and 18 days
noe'onr .lrcr Willi You'.
If not, drink Grain-O made from
pure grains. A lady writes : "The
first time 1 make Graiu O I did not
like it but after using it for one week
nothing would iuduee me to go back
to coffee." It nourishes and feeds
the system. The children can drink
it freely with great benefit. It is the
streriKtlieniLR KUDslance ot p
grains. (Jet a puckuge toduy fr
ure
grains, tiet a puckuge toduy Iroin
your grocer, follow the directions in
making it and you will h'lve a delici
ous aud healthful table boverage for
old and young. 15c. and 25c.
fi sjeja Ibal letter tcMment,.ry Qmtbeee-
tutp nt arr J. SaiutiHcll. late of t entre two..
-V KIT TOUT. NOTIt'K. Notice ! licreliv
''J',!',;
an iSSSa)
Itsl.ouli
form of law to the RadenteneS. to whom
eouuty 1'a . ilocraseil have nei-n 1hui-i1
iiiitchted lo Haiti estate Hhoulil tnalco imnit-
tliatc iiaynietit atirl those liAVitt claims aKainst
It slioulil present Uiem duly authrntlcntetl for
settlement. U. 0. MAIJIIKI!,
New Berlin I'a. Feb. 27, Kzeetttor.
The plague of '90 La Grippe.
The destroyer of LaUrippe Miles' Nervine.
COUNTY
PLACE 0E BUSMEN wa so. M
ERS AW1. Davao f4n
PLACINGOF
the if nuar
Every Stove
carries with it
TIVE GUARANTEE that
it muse give satisfaction Be
Tore a Cenx is paid,
and see the
TlisiarpiSttofStisi
Ever Seen in Snyder County
SCHOCH & STAHLNECKER,
Jail.
Carpets I Carped ! ! Carpets I ! I
I A
MATTINGS !
The
carpets
I whole lower floor of .ny store is taken up with Carpets, Ruga
Squares, Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Hassocks!
Fringe, Floor, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, 6c, &c.
Ait
Kuj5 Fringe,
We can show you the largest and
ever shown in Lcwistown.
Brussell Carpet ai low as 50c and
AJi utnii L'arjK't " h 500,
Half WtHil Carpet" 3.rc.
tt t
-Ohintt and Japan Matting 100 Rolls to Select From
THERE GOODS!
Compare quality and prices, you will find that our store is the
place to buy at. The goods are Ci -t-eiass. priees are the low
est, our rooms are elean and no trouble to show goods.
Respectfully, W fl
Public Sales.
Nottoel nf sales will ! Iiiwrtetl frt'e nnderlhls
DeaalDS when UX IiIMh in printed at tills odlce. i
When tbe bill are not printed at ibis om no
oenta trill i- cruuved. Persons espastlnc to I
Have sale ebould select a datt mid bare it insert '
ed in lias oohunn.
THURSDAY, Murcb S, At Port Ann. tn Adnms
1 wp., between OeBtrevUle and Troxelvllle.
Daniel Kulins will sau 4 horses, 1 cow and
rulf and fnrmlns; tmpleinents.
PBIOAY, Mardh I, Httlf way between Mid-
illeliurif and New Berlin, Mrs. Frederick !
Lalttel win sell horses, cows, furmlnK im- I
plements and household goods.
TPKSDAV. MnrrhT. One mile west of HofTer.
Wm. II. Kersletler will sell 1 horse, Hnunlrh
Jack and farming Implements.
WKONKSUW, March 8. One mile north of
smith move, tleorge Anrand will sell live .
stock and farming Implements.
FRIDAY, March in, Oae and one-half miles
south-east of Mlddleburg, U. I. Martin will
sell household goods.
SATURDAY, Karoo 11, Two miles norlh-wos' of
Vejiert illc. Christian Knnuse win sell two
hflfe. five mules, two cows, young cattle
and fanning Implements.
SATURDAY, March it, At Dundore. In Union
Twp., N. T Dundore will sell ti horses, 6
cows. 6 head young cattle, 2 sows, 1 hoar, in
shoatsand fanning Implements.
Tl'KSDAY, Mar. 14. Two miles east of Troxel
vllle on the Cooper farm, Oeo. I. Kline will
sell 4 horses, 2 mules, n cows and tanning
Implements.
THltHSDAY, Mar. is. Threemlles north of MldJ
dlenurc. Levi Young wii: s.-ll 4 horses, cows
and farming implements.
SATURDAY, March is. In the llnro. of Mid
dleburg, Josephat Walter wni sell I horses. 4
cows, 1 heifer, farming Implements and
household goods.
MONDAY March 77. at CentrevlUe. II. c Mar.
rer, Rxecutor of Mary J. .Sampsell, deceased,
will sell household goods, etc.
Tl'KSDAY. March s. One mile north f Melse'
vllle, Mrs. Isabella Hroctus will sell -j e .wm.
4 head of young calUe and tarmlog Irnpl, -ments,
WKDNEHDAY, M arch 49, Twomlles north-west
of oriental, Harrison Miller. Administrator
C. T. A. Of Samuel f Miller, deceaset , will
sell 1 horse, 3 cows and farming Implementp.
Also a farm of H06 acres, 108 of which In
cleared,
Evangelist Williams Coming
Kev. O. (i. Romig ofKichficld
at present conducting revival services
in the St. Thomas United Brethren
church near Aline. Next week he
will be assisted for three days bv
Kev. W. H. Williams of Elizabeth,
N. J., better known as the "Drum
mer Evangelist." He will preach
his first sermon on Tuesday evening,
and stay until Friday, March 10m,
preaching each day at 2 antl 7 P. M.
TI i i w 1 1 I w i .i r.irn tei.-tt aa III. ntitnpst
highly recommended. No one should
............ ..
fail to hear him. All are invited.
O. G. Romic, Pastor.
11
boat is sold
our POsjl
Call
Midclleburgh, Pa
AH K2nd.
AI! Qualities.
AH Prices.
best selection of the above goods
up
Rag Carpet as low as 20c and up
Cotton Garnet " " 22f. m
Velvet Carpet " " 7,r)(.. u
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Me free from chips (shadows, of eoursej.
I Brightness and beauty an
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light, unvarying through ten black hcun.i
Its light falieth not, be the "bUw"J"
overhead or under tire.
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It is as all-around good as B7 years tj I
Lamp building can compass. I
Send us tS.SO and vou mill reef it"!
by mail, prepaid.
A circular for the asking, of course.
R. E. DIETZ COMPANY,
60 Laighi Street, Mew York Citt..
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