RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum baking powders are the greatest
menace rs to health of the present day.
RO.Al BASING F".0R CO., SFW VORS.
The Middleburgb Post.
Published every Thursday.
Geo. W. Wagensellcr.
tditor and Proprietor
Subscription 1.50 per year.
which Diuit be paid Id advance wiian sent out
side the county.)
HATF 5 OF ADVERTISING
ail translpni advert hnmontt not otlierwisu
jontnioted nir will be charged at titernteol is
cents per Hue (hunparlel meolDre) for rlrst Inser
Hon and in cents per line tor every subsequent
Insertion.
4fcT"VarA nottftsf jaftrlsnat Jtss j oWnery yesrVi
tribute of rrtpect. rfc. thrrrcmt a tin.
Republican Standinc Committee-
Adams, W. II- Herman. Jeremiah Howorsox
Heaver, Jan. M. Kline. 'lmrlcs Siecht
Baa vat w Qao. J. Speece, Chas A. Wsaner
Outre. H. n. Wagner, it. H. Kraley
Chapman, W m. II. Kcistcttcr. I.. S. Trutitmnn
Franklin. W, D. Old, H. 8. Rennltuei
Jackson, Ueo. A. Urouse, J. m Yeartok
Middleburg, Al ( I, Ian. N. A. Rowea
Hlddlecreek, 8. 8. Yoder, Theodora Row
Monro, R Young. I P. Hitter
Peon, Frank Miller, Howard Row
Perry, J. N. Hroslus, Ir. M. Rotbrock
Ferry w.. ticn RtrswssT, John Noll
Sellnsgrove, N. s. Fisher. F. II. Smith
spring, I' F Kelffel, Geo. 8. Leplev
Union, O. Bice, H.J. Sirob
Washington Henry Brown, John Miller
Thursday, April 13, 189i.
The Committee's Resolutions.
W'e give below the resolutions ad
opted by tlie Republican Standing
Committee in session in the Court
Houre Saturday. They are as fol
lows :
Whereas, we tlie members of
the Republican Standing Committee
of the count v of Snyder in conven
tion assembled U'licve it to lie due
to the interests of true Republican
ism to give expression to our views
upon the questions which at present
confront and seriously affect the fu
ture welfare and prosperity of our
great party.
RaKOLVED, Ik; it, therefore that
the lime-honored principle that the
majority .-hall rule should at all
times be upheld by every true and
loyal Republican.
Resolved, That we endorse the
course of lion. A. M. Smith, our
faithful representative, and his col
league, Hon. E. M, Hummel, sena
tor, from the 27th district.
RESOLVED, That we ask and de
mand of our senators and members
of Congress to use their influence
to procure the repeal of (he infamous
and unjust civil service system
w hich was instigated and carried in
to effect by the late President,
Grover Cleveland.
Resolved, That our representa
tive and senator he urged to vote for
the hill now pending before the Leg
islature of this Commonwealth reduc
ing the legal rale of interest, and
use even honorable means to erad
icate the discrimination Bhown by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company a
gainst the people of Snyder County
in charging extra rates for passeng
ers and freight across I he Selins
grove river bridge. Be it therefore
Resolved, That we urge ourre
presentative. Hon. A. M. Smith,
and Hon. E, M. Hiiiumel, senator,
representing the 27th district, to use
all honorable means to procure the
re-election of Hon. M. S. Quay to
the United States Senate.
J. X. Brosios,
1c,
J. r. DPECHT, I otillii.
H. S. Rexxinger, J
It is well to note here that the re
solutions adopted are far from tin
copy that was handed to them by an
anient Quayite. The Quayite who
wrote the original resolutions called
the Ex-Senator "The peerless leader"
and such names us that and hail
written one of the finest eulogies
that could lie written of the best
man who ever walked the face of
the earth. The committee eouldnot
.-wallow such truck. They robbed
the I.irdof its plumage by making
simply ;i blank endorsement so as
not to offend any ooe. In their Itearts j of partly cleared land ami twenty
they knew that they did not owe four acres of tinilicr land, all situat
cven this slight expression of ap-' ed at New Berlin in Limestone to wn
proval, but it went through to man- ship, Union Co. If so desired, it
tain harmony in the committee. The will be sold in lots. For particulars
Committee said that they had been impure of A. T. Taylor, Kishaco
endorsing politicians long enough, tpuillas, Pa. . 3-23-3mo.
It was time to get down to endorsing
soiuethiitg for the people's good.
Tliey tore the original resolutions so
hard that the father of them will not
be able to recognize his own oft-
spring. They asked that their repre-
scutatives vote for the bill now pend-
ing to reduce the legal rate of inter-
est. The committee has gone fkrth-
er than that : they have asked their
Benotar and representative to Intro-
duee a bill to w ipe out the unjust
discrimination in the extra rates for
passenger and freight tniflicehargetl
V . . .-.
. . I I ; 1 -
across me river urrugvatoeuuntrruvc
The committee deserve the eongra-
filiations of the lieople for getting
away from the old rut of endorsing
worn-out politicians antl getting
down to the people's interests.
' m
trlnlt Uralu-O
, . j i
nrr.ar von nnvn co nr urn i uhl vuu
i p . i i i it r -
uupi not luunuscuum. uisuui
a medicine but doctors order it be -
rtan ; i. healthful, invioratimr
and appetizing. It is made from pure "LaGrippe left me terribly afllict
grains and has that rich seal brown ; j uh ,,,, ; sleeplessness and
color and tastes like the finest ginae , , , . , ,
of coffee and costs about i an much, stomach trouble which soon de
Children like it and thrive on it bo-1 veloped into nervous prostration and
cause it is the Kenlue footl drink j , complete wreck. When
coutuimng nothiut; but nourishment. I . J . . .
Ask your wooer for Grain-O, the j (,,l' home physicians failed to help
new food drink. i5antl5c. me I went to Grand Rapidi for
- help, but they gave me up to die.
Jury List. Began taking Dr. .Miles' Nervine
land wtis benefited from the first dose,
List of Brand Jurors, drawn for the court of
Oyer and Terminer and t'eneral Jsll delivery
and Court of quarter sessions of the Peace ot
Snyder county held mJubj Term, ooouDtacIng
Monday, June 5, 1W!.
QBAXD JUROKb,
Name. OMUPatlOl, H"u!"!nce.
Hotversox, Jerre 11., Farmer, Ceutre
Clelah, Alfred, Carpenter, MlddleburK
Fisher, Louis, Farmer, Chapman
Peanut, Wilson, Laborer, West Perry
Qelnett, Oeovs BM Farmer, Ferry
tiift. William O.. " yranklin
Glass. J. owen, tlentleman, Adams
Qrayblll. wuiiani i. . Laborer, Prankin I
llaekenburi;, Daniel, sr., " Adams !
Halnea, Jacob k.. Lumberman, Beaver
Heffellnger, BtL, Tailor, seltnegrov -
lllldert. John, Fanner, Perry I
Klose, Ammon, " lteaver
Kiln, Solomon, Thresher, Jackson
Kllngler, Al., Farmer, WaihtngtOB
Mar: In, lleorne, Laborer, "
Metzger, Henry, Farmer, chapman
BOmlg, Daniel, " spiiiiB
Italhfon, Cyrus, Laborer, Fmuklln
speeht, Uharlee Clerk, beaver
Smith, George, Trucker, .Monroe
stroh. Amos M Latairer, Union I
Specht, Henry, Mlddlecreuk I
Ulrlch.S. Oliver. Merchant, "
PETIT JURORS.
List of Petit Jurors drawn for the Court of
Common Pleaa, court of Quarter sessions of the
Peaoi
tjour! ot uyer aou t wanner ana uenerai
Jail Delivery of suyder IMunty, pti
held as
.nine Term, comiuruclti); June S, isw.
Name. Occupation.
Amltf, Louis, Oeutleman,
AUaUUer. John I)., Farmer,
llotdorf, Charles M., Mason,
llolender, John, Laborer,
Heaver, Jerry, Farmer,
Beetdenoe.
Hellnsirrove
Spring
Sellnsnrove
Spring
Monroe
Penn
Mlddleburg
Frankllu
Heaver
Jackson
West Perry
MlddleburK
Adams
Monroe
West Ferry
Franklin
Beilnsgrove
Monroe
Mlddleburg
Monroe
Washlnh'ton
West Perry
seltnsgrovQ
Beaver
Union
Hlddlecreek
Chapman
Sellngrovo
West Heaver
Washington
('litre
Monroe
Franklin
SprlnK
Penn
Unlou
BotlS, Amos. "
Howes, Newton. Tailor,
BoweriOZi Asaph, Farmer,
lteaver, Jerome w., lllacksmlth,
lierk, Henry M., Merchant,
Kerr, T. S, Mnsor.,
Folk, Howard, Painter,
Fuhrman, Daniel, Carpenter.
Farlcman, Charles, UUckinlth,
lirnyblll, Peter L, Farmer,
GUI, Austin, Farmer,
OemberUng, Bd. it.. Farmer,
UeUwr, Ira, Trucker.
HOWell, Adam, Laborer,
Hummel, Charles, "
Kratzer. Peter, tranner,
Kettner, James, Laborer,
Kelster, Clinton,
Keek, Albert n.. Merchant.
Kinney, rrvUt, Laborer,
Utngaore, isimc, Auctioucor,
I.elt.cl, John, Farmer,
I.lKhl, Thomas, Laborer,
Miller, M. Archibald, Clerk,
.Miller, John .1.. BUtCkantth,
Man beck, luls, centleman,
Hoyer, Philip ,, Laborer,
Mttsser, Levi, Farmer,
Race, PhUlp, Laborer,
Newman, Henry. Farmer.
oidt. Qeorge, Blackamltb,
Bow, Ammon A., Farmer.
Itclchenbach, William, Laborer.
Itclnhart, James, Farmer,
Stahl, Levi, Farmer.
Shambach, Klmer E., Farmer,
BUtnellas, Blaworth,
specht, Harry, Laborer,
(Centre
Waihiagton
Mlddleburg
Perry
West Hearer
Chapman
Mlddleburg
I Slialer, John ti. Farmer.
Smith, charies a., Undertaker,
Btlmellng, Kenla'n t '.. Teacher,
t'pdck'rafr, Charles, F irmer,
Walter, Charles 11., Confectioner,
The Republican Standing Com
mittee met in the Court House on
Saturday anil completed the arrange
ments for holding the Republican
primary election on May 13th as
formerly announced. Borne enthus
iastic Quay admirer handed an elali
orate eulogy on (uay to the Com
mittee for adoption. The committee
decided that eulogies were out of
place for worn-out politicians ami
came to the conclusion that the
people of Snyder County needed a
reduction in the rate of the interest
and in the rate of mileage ehargtd
across the Pennsylvania Itailroad
bridge at Sclinsgiove and instructed
their representative and senator to
urge such legislation.
FOB SAUL I oiler for sale fifteen
icres of farm land, twenty acres
Grip Eangs on.
Unless the poisons deposited in the
system- by the genus of Lutirippe
are quickly and thorougly driven
out at the beginning they will m-
tinue to sap the vitality and waste
the nerve forces of the body until the
strength gives away and the victim
is overcome by nervous prostration
ami collapse. Ancient methods of
treatment are no longer recngnixedas
comititcut to treat this tenacious
dist-ase; but there is u remedv which
i ... ' .
1 - .i';la. I! A I
never tans to give renei so long as
there is vitality enough left to build
Ion. It is Dr. Miles' Nervine, a nerve
food and vitaliser of unequaled value
in all casts of grip or its terrible
after effects. Headache, backache,;
nervousness, dizziness, lo.ss of up-
petite, inability to sleep, andnervotisl
ii ..M l t . :, i
7 ' , . . - 1 .
n i i an lt-io ot'ioii! its won-
tiei lul sootliiuu', streiitrtliemug and
! ... ,. . . .. n
vitalising Influence.
In :i few weeks I was well anil now
I can do as much work on mv farm
as
I ever could."
John P. Misnku,
Cedar Springs, Mich.
A trial package of Dr. Miles' fa
vorite treatment tor the grip, con
sisting of Dr. Miles' Nervine, Dr.
Miles' Nerve ami Liver l'ills, will
be sent absolutely free tti any person
sending name and address on a postal
card, requesting the samples and
mentioning the name of the Post.
Address, Dr. Miles Medical Co.,
Elkhart, Indiana.
MARRIKD.
April 8, by Rev, E. E. Gilbert,
John A. Hummel and Mary J. Gil
bert, Uith of Franklin twp.
April 6, by Rev. II. H. Sjiahn.S.
Barber Simonton of Mlddleburg to
Victoria I. Buffington of Swineford.
April 2, Y. H. Wagner, Esq.,
(ieo. C. Aumiller of Shamokin Dam
to Hariet S. Auval otPenn twp.
March 1(5, by Rev. H. (i. Sett lia
ble, John O. Holtsapple of Kantz,
Snyder County to Florenoe E. Her
man of Vicksburg, Union Co.
March 17, at the United Evange
lical Parsonage in New Berlin, by
Kcv. J. F. Bhultr, William F. Page
Ot Cowan and LizsieMusserof Dice.
April 1, by Rev. J. O. Yoder,
Dora Yoder
of Middleburg and
Clyde Bolig of Winfleld.
April 6, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
George F. Fertig of Monroe town
ship to Maggie It. Rine of Kratser
ville. OIKU
April !!, Anna, Infant daughter
of John Llbby midwife, aged 1 year
anil 1 days. Interment in the Un
ion Cemetery. Rev. Beyer officiated.
Mrs. Rebecca Witmer, aged 87
years, was burled at WitmePa
hurcll Sunday morning, March 26,
W. E. Hrillhardt oiliciatimr.
Sunday Services.
At the Lutheran church of Mid
dleburg on Sunday, April 10, the
following speeiiil services have betfl
arranged for: At the morning ser
vices Cyril Haas will Speak concern
ing the student volunteer movement,
In the afternoon at 15 o'clock there
will Ik' a Christian Endeavor Rally.
All Christian Endeavors ot Mlddle
burg are urged to attend. In the
evening at 6:16 there will he special
missionary services. At 7:30 the
pastor will deliver the eighth illus
trated sermon in the Pilgrim Pro
gress series. At all of these services
there will be solos and ducttes sung
by Haas ami Eisher from Susque
hanna University.
I was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcester
Enterprise recently, which leads me
to write this. I can truthfully sav
I never used any remedy equal to it
for colic and diarrhoea. I have never
had to use more than one or two
doses to cure the worst case with
myself or children. W. A. Stroud,
Popomoke City , Md. For sale by I
all Druggists.
H. D. Stahlnecker and A. W.
Aurand have purchased a clipping
machine to clip horses. They offer
to clip horses at $1.0 each. Any
one desiring to have their horses
dipped will do well to have these
gentlemen do it for them. tf.
At the Charity rtftiar.
Jones What Is Ntlnud Higghedd
looking' so glum nbout?
Smith Why the gypsy fortune-teller
just told bis wife that she would hare
two husband, and that the second one
would be n very line son of a man.
Jonea Ha. bu! And Blgghtdd thinks
that is a reflection on him, I suppose?
Smith Oh. not He thinks his wife
Bust huve bran married before, and
never told bi:u. I'uck.
Retribution.
Yesterday," said .Inbson. "I refused
1 'r " BmnJ,
lum or moncv, and in consequence or
1
my net I paaaed a sleepiest nipbt. The
tones of lier voiee were ringing in my
ears the whole time."
"Your softness of heart does yon
credit," mid Mabson. "Who was the
woman?
Jabson My wife. Tit-Hits.
ABsvlMaUoa.
Says the dominie: "These dames protest
they're poor-
s.. - ,
, s ee wic sumptuous gowns tney wear, i
Mayhap they've paid for their gowns, my
dear,"
Bays the dominie's wife, disposed to be
fair.
Detroit Journal.
A THIFLINQ DEFECT.
"Oh, how handsome I'd be if it wasn't
for these bow leg's of mine!" N. Y.
Truth.
A Show.
This world Is all a fleeting; show;
On getting In mankind Is bent;
Some get good seats, some standing room.
While many crawl under the tent.
Harlem Life.
1 nvrlllnsc the Past.
"I wish now," shrieked the angry
yonng wife, "I wish now, George
Whackster, you had married Luey
Jones instead of me I That's what
wiah!"
"I would have married her," howled
the equally augry young huusband,
only she wouldn't marry me, and you
would!" Chicago Tribune.
Jndared by Ills Style.
Jonee How on earth doea Bluffern
manage to get credit at that swell
tailor's T
Brown i The tailor found out that he
lived at the Asdorf-Waldorla.
Jones But how does he manage to
bluff the hotel people?
Brown I suppose they judge him by
his clothes. Judge.
Masculine Intuition.
Mr. Slmkins Our new neighbor, Mrs.
Lanikins, is not a very neat housekeep
er, is she?
Mrs. Slmkins In (Heed she isn't. She
lets tlWncs lav around every which wav.
I How did you know?
Mr. Blmktns On, her husband looks
so Jolly. N. Y. Weekly.
Bellpsed.
'That's a very lull moon." said the
visitor to Hobbletown,
"Full!" sneered the oldest inhabit
ant, contemptuously, "Mister, you
ought ter hev seen how full the moons
got way back in the winter of thirty
nine!" x. y. Truth.
Completing the Dlni-.noKl.
"I don't know whether you con do
anything for my little girl or not," said
the caller. "She liaa a hud case of
strabismus."
"T twit i,-.. l1,..v , . f. .. . i . ...t ..., ..V.
served the traveling eye doctor.-Cht-
cago Tribune.
Red Letter Day.
Counsel (to witness, the father of e
family) Why are you so certain, Mr.
Branch, that the event occurred on such
l date? May you not be mistaken?
"Impossible, sir. It was the day. I
didn't have to buy any of my children a
pair of shoes," London PTrneh.
License Notices.
The following named persons have tiled with
the Clerk of quarter Sessions of tho Cunty of
Snyder their application for Tavern, Itottlers
and Distillers Licenses, which will be presented
tor approval Thursday, April wth, 18 :
Tlivcrn License.
L Peretval Kernood, TroxslvUle,
2. 11. II. Fiiost, Ifaverlown.
a. William H. Knlslcy, Ileavertown,
4. Hobtnsoti MhMleswarih, Mcclure.
s. Peter o. Harrnjsn, Penns Creek.
. J. K. spnnirler, PeUU Creek.
7. Iteuben S. MeUer, Melservllle.
. W. II. Kerstelter, McKces Half Falls.
9. W. O. oetst, chapman.
10. I). K. Haas, Swlnefurd.
11. Jacob a. Leitei. Krauerville,
12. Benjamin Kline, Krntzervllle.
13. Carbon Seelold, Mlddlelturtr.
It. Nettle smith, Htddlehorg.
IB. F. W. Thomas, Kreamer.
in. Martin Slear, Shamokin Dam.
1". Ellsworth Aurand, Shamokin Dam.
is. Harry M. llartman' Shamokin Iam.
1. Harvey C. Haas, Ml. Pleasant Mills,
50. J. I. Yerger, Mt. Pleasant Mills.
21. Jacob P. Uuck, sellusgrove.
a. 7.. T. Ilettilck, Sellnsgrove.
ia. Oeoeife F. Fenstertnacher, Sellnsirrove.
24. Jonathnn H. Arbogast, Sellusgrove.
21. W. E. Htahlnecker.'Beavc r springs.
20. Catherine Mosser. Port Treverton.
27. J. lrvln Howell, Port Treverton.
28. nr. J. o. Nipple I'ortTreerton.
2. Oeo. W. Weaver, Freeburg.
JO. fleo. A. Biyer, Freetinrg.
51. Fred. (. OtSSS, Freehurg.
32. KachelJ. Bowen, Washington Twp.
tattler' License.
K .1. Artw-ast, Mlddleburg.
U. W. U. Grimm. Freeburg.
8B. A. U. Witmer. Scllnsgrove.
IMatlller'n License.
38. Joseph L. Marks, FranV-lIn Twp.
87. K. B. Hartmsn, Centre Twp.
88. Isaac shaw t er, Adams Twp.
Wholesale License.
3. Joseph L. Harks. Franklin Twp.
UKO. M. 8FIINDKL,
Clerk of court of quarter Sessloni.
Mlddleburg, Pa., April 8, U9.
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I SB k S7A11CKE!
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'A IV Dl DAT F.N" CARDS.
Assoelate Jnils;e.
Editor Post Please announce my name In
your v tumble paper as a candidate for county
CommtsBlonpr, subject to the rules governing
the Kepubltcnn Primary. Hesp'y Yours,
JOHN P. WETZEL.
( Nlate lelete.
Editor Fomt. Please announce my nnme as a
cnmlMlate tor the position as Delegate to the lle
publlcan sinte Convention.
CABHON SEEBOI.D.
Mlddleburg, Ps., aprll 10.
ANaoelatc Juls;e.
Editor Pit. Please announce to the Iiepub
Ilcan voters of Snyder ttotintv that I am a can
didate f r the Bepublloafi nomination of Associ
ate Judge ot Snyder County and If nominated
and elecu ,1 will endeavor to do as near right as
I know how. p, F. KEIOKL.
spring Ts-p., April 11, ism-
Sheriff.
Editor Post. Please snnounce my name as a
candidate tortne nomination ot sheriff on tho
Itepulillcan ticket at 'he pi Unary election to be
held May 13th. ti, w. Itow.
Penn Two., April llth, inns.
BANK STATEMENT,
Report Ol the Condition of the First Natlonnl
Hank of Mlddletiurgh, at Mlddleburgh, In the
State of Pennsylvania, at the close of business
April?), m :
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $172 713 02
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured
V. S. Bonds to secure circulation I5.nno.00
V. s. Bonds on hand iH.uoo.no
Premiums on 0, s. Bonds 3,hoo.iki
County Homls
Stocks, securities, etc a.NW.no
Bnnflng-house. furniture, and fixtures 16,041. 13
Other real estate and morgages owned
Due from National Hanks. not lieservo
Agents) 12.4-.8.77
Due from State Hanks and bankers 1,1 IK, 40
Duo from npproved resene agents -.62t; m
Checks and other cash Items IMJH
Notes of other National Hanks itf.M
Fractional paper currency.nlckles.snd
cents ),7.4s
LAwrrt. Monky Kesskvk in Hank
viz:
Specie 13,7(19.25
Legal-tender notes 8 44.VOO 20,214.25
Kedemptlou fund with r. s. Treasurer
(5 per OBBt, of circulation) 878.00
TOTAL
MHMitJH
LIABILITIES.
capital stock paid In
Surplus Fund
Uiitllvlded protUs, less expenses and
taxes paid
Natlonnl Bank notes outstanding
Due to other National bunks
Due to State Banks and Bankers
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits subject
tO Check 172.48S.4T
Demand certificates of de- V
posit 26.388.50)
Notes and Bills reillscuunted
$.v).nno.oo
2u.mxi.ou
um.n
. r. lou.tio
4.2S7.13
570.94
357.01)
aoS.HS.s.OT
TOT A I I2M.481 Si
STATE OK PENNSYLVANIA,)
SNYDEK COUNTY, as: (
I, J. N. THOMPSON, Jr.. Coshlerof tho above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
J. N. THOMPSON, Jr.. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this llth
day of April ism
J. G. WEISElt, Notary Public.
Corhict Attest :
W.W.WITTENMYKR,
A. KHEE4EB.
O. ALFRED UCUOCH.
Directors.
nocturne A tree With Van?
If not, drink Grain-O made from
pure grains. A lady writes : "The
first time I make Grain-O I did not
like it but after using it for one week
nothing would induce me to go bade
to coffee." It nourishes and feeds
the system. The children can drink
it freely with great benefit. It is the
strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from
your grocer, follow the directions in
makintr it and you will have a delici
ous and healthful table beverage for
old and young. 15c. and 25c.
R1
Offer to ih public a full
line of Corrugated Roofing.
Plain Tin and: Go1vanized
Iroa Roofir.g an,d Spouting.
Fence "Wire.Ti : v q r e , G r a n -iteware.
Etc. A full iine of
OIL & VAPOR STOVES
for Summer cooking. Call
and See our stock and learn
our prices.
SCHOCH & STAHLNECKER,
OPP. JAIL, MIDDLEBURG, PA
V A P( )I ST( )'TrVAIHTR STOV'ES VA POfi STOVKs
The Monarch of Strength is
UON
COFFEE.
(ABSOLUTELY PURE.)
Its strength comes from its purity. It Is all pure coffee,
freshly roasted, and is sold only In one-pound sealed
packages. Each package will make 40 cups. Tho pack
age is sealed at the Mills so that the aroma is never
wenkened. It has a delicious flavor. Incomparable
strength. It is a luxury within the reach of all.
Insist on "Lion" Coffee
Never ground nor sold In bulk.
None Genuine without Lion's head.
K does not hsve Lion Coffee In his stow.
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WOOIJJON SPICE CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Rule on Heirs, Proceedings in Partition.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF UU
I.IAM HOI.LENBAOH, LATH OF ITHwr
Snyikh County. w:
The Onmmnnn'paltli nf P......i . al
imiiiiniiiioiirmmcn, widow of William HoIIm.
'I'-! uriy?P.icl'frin,e; ,,0nhach) Inurnj
rled with John L. Spic ier of l.ivsr.ww.i
Co., P Iviiia lleckert (nee BalbnhLitl
tirmuirie.l will, Willi, mm 1 1 .... I . - ' ...
twp Snyder County, Pa., and Samuel Holla
bash of Perry twp., Snyder Co., Pa.- Vt illiia
PorUUnS, husband of Eva Portillnu (net M
Portzline) intermarried with Joiuea shuffn
llelirv 1, 1 '. . r t I I i . , f I .. CIA ..I .T
line) Intermarried with Wexley Straiib, Crrtu
uniiiiiu .nu nusno 1-ortzline. minors alwn
l!0ifK-"'.u yea,r," ''m '"vo '"r hcir guirdlsl
rhlllp Keiter, all of Perry twp., Bnydrr Cd
Ps ,and Wm It. Portrllne of Treverton NortM
v.u r., iHwai Bssusnnsim or wuiiam iinii
wo, hh ii ine township of Perrv Snyder
Uounty, deceased, greeting:
Toj nre hereby cited to le ami appear hetoit
the Judges of our Orphan's Court, at an Or
ohnns' Court to be held in Mlddleburg on tht
isv ..inn, iay oi .June A. if, ISOUal 10 o'clock i
j , , luwn nun mere to aci eiit ol re
JUS the Heal Fjitate of said Wiiliain llollenlnd
vniuniirui DUI upon
it hv an imjiiest duly awarded by tin. uii
Cotirtand returned by the Sheriff of ... n3
ty or show eause whv the same should not bt
mhu, unit tncrcnt mil not,
n innt ids lion, itcrold 51. Mct'lorc Presi
dent of our naiil Court nf Middleburg. this 7lt
P. . HITTER. Sheriff.
II ARTKR NOTICE.
notice Is hereby given that an application will
i.e i.m.ie u.v i ne nn r ot the Coininomvcsltt
of FeniisylvHiila.nn Tuesday, May th IW bj
Hurley Homig, J. p. Haines. Clymer Hom
II. II. Spahniind.l. H. Spangler, under the Ad
of Assembly of this Commonwealh of Penniyl
vania. entitlnl "An Act to provide for the in
corporation and regulations of certain ConM
" - wwwmwm. nri,t(f leleptlnne l otTr
paay, the character and objectof which it
i rect. construct, maintain, purchase, lease u
oiwratetelephoneand telegraph lines, anil
elinnt;es. in and through the counties of
der. L '.lon, Mifflin and Juniata In the State J
Pennsylvania, for the private use of inilmdr
mils, firms, and corporations, mtinicliuil .!
oiucrwise, lor general business, and for pnlia
tire, nlarm or messenger business, or for IS
tronsactlnn of any business In which elcetricitj
over or through wires may be applied for of
useful purpose, with the right to mako conaS)
Hons for the purposes aforesaid with other i
ilar lines thronghotit the said State, ami lot
these purposes to have, poaacM and snjojr 3
i K ii priMicices in sucli ens,, nneii ana
provided by said Act of Assembly and Its up
plcments. J. M, BAKRH, Soliiitnr.
April 1U, 1R99. H
NIIERIFFNNALK OF
Hotel Property I
By virtue of certain writs of Fieri Facias Is
sued out of the Common Pleas "ourt of SnvJe
County. Pa., and to me directed, I win -m
to public sale at the Court Bouse in MkkU
ourg, on
Tliursday, May 4th, ISO!),
st 1 o'clock P. SI., the following Real lvsttS
HI Wl, .
The pro(ierty known as the CENTRAL HO
TEL In Mlddleburg. Pa., occupying Lots I"
5 anil 0 of the Oeneral Plan of said Rorouith.
Lot No. 5, bounded on the North by Matlid
Street, on the East by lot of David Ocker
the South by an Alley and on the West by Su
gar Street, containing AOItS, moru or lea.
whereon Is erected the Hotel Building, bring
large frame structure with out Kitchen, let
House ill led with ice and other outbuildings.
Lot No. 8, hounded on the North by an Alley,
on the East by lot nf Elisabeth VauZandt, "
the South by lot of D. llolender and on U
West by Sugar Street whereon is erected a Inrs
Motile used as ine Hotel Sheds
Seized, taken Into Execution and to be sold St
me proerly ol W. II. smith.
P. S. R PITER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Middleburg, April 10 IVK.
EXECITOR'R NOTICK.-N'otlce b, hereby
given that letters testamentary upon the f
tate ol Mary J. Sampsell, late of Centre tT
Snyder county. Pa., deceased have been Issued
In due form of law to the undersigned, to whom
all indebted to said estate should make itntno
diate iiny merit and those having claims agnux1
it should present tbem duly authenticated lo'
settlement. u. C. MAUHKIt,
New Berlin, Pa. Feb. 27, Executor.
No-To-Bac (or fifty Cents.
Guaranteed totacco habit ears, makes weal
aen strong, blood ours. Men. AU aruggisw