FOLLOWED THE DRUMMER.
jrrb? lb Slraaarr la Town Waa
i:uibird to riaa wa.ra to wi
Somrlklu (o Kmt.
REV. SfilNDEL'S
MARRIAGES.
nn of Chicago's most enterurUicff
p a.iixTvial travelers has just returned
from an extended trip among the xnid
jlt western states, down In the mine
:t region, and tells the following
,. Vll one on himself:
"A freight train off the track had de
Hyeil our passenger train several hours,
w that we could not reach the town of
until near midnight, lhis was
c next town on my route aud I could
0t afford to skip it, as I hud several Hmvil!, Until of l'axtoiiville.
pjod customers witrrr. nm i Mfwvwti,
ibore were no conveyances ut tbt depot
ind I had to foot it nearly a mile to j I
wv hotel. I had not gone far before 1
I had reason to suspect I was being '
chiulowed. I had noticed a tall man
Atijr. 13, Charles C. Miller and! The KiUliey Uomplexion.
Maggie A. Haines, Utli ot Dauville.
Sept. 4, Henry A. Leister to An-
The pale, onflow. nun ken - li 1-k I
distreesed looking people you mi of
. -. u : . I ...:. ..LT.'.I
I o .J I 1 4 C 1 Z-1 vou lurot urr niuiuiru wiiii iviuiii-.
srswispg KjnjWf uifiii n uiijwCT ww, i Trouble.
Sept. 11, Clinton C. Heinibaeli to
J. P. ShimM, Jr., 18S5-188S. j ,lcr county
Their kidney urn turning to a pin-
1 TJd ot flu- Couule Joined bu Rev. o...i c c.'t.i u i..i. a.... ' snip color. Ho I. their oouiplwxtott
-w ' " joaran o. .uiiuirvim i , mjm ui oin fll
1873.
Nov. 16, W. C. Btibb ofBanner
villf to Elisabeth L Ingram ol De
i Btnrt) twp., Mitllin Co.
Deo. 4, William llatr to JIattic
Deu, 26, James 1 1. Long to Martha
iiHJertjboth oi CentrtvUle.
1874
liev uiitv nUo lnive ludilMVl ion, or
suffer from ItffpiwwnMm rheututlm,
s ex-
enrl
On. to Phoebe C. Peltv of Paxton- nets badly.
ma... t . i i i.:. i
lilt ('FlIltHJ nciiK, ll ti.-.i I I I . I. Ill
lleVH.
, , i .I . i I, it swatmhria, bratu trouble, mrvoui
Oct. 11, J. W.Seebola of Union inaction nu.1 oturtiiues the I.
. to I'lind. C.
ville, Snyder Co.
Dee. 12. inr"- V. Miller of Usually the mi erer from aldna)
Q i it . X . m. at i . a l. .
Union Co. to Kate Kohler of Sny
tier eountv.
dttMMV doe not llnil out what tin
troublw is until it in iiliimM too late.
Im-.-hiim' the Brat yuiptoiiix ri no
like mild tlokiMHMi that they to Hot
think they uood uttdleloe or a dootoi
until they Olid theUlielves sick in 08d"
Dr. Kilmer's Hwauip btoot will build
up and strengthen their weak ami
Jan. -Jl'., Samuel C. Yeiwr of fe.i Kt.ineys, purify their aiaeafi
7, Allen Buyer to Clara
litilijj, 1 tt It of Snyder Co
r RlPANS TABUUES '
nith a slouch hat turning n corner every Catherine Viola Kike, liotli of PUI
iroe I did and keeping about 50 paces . tonville
.,,1 L !.!.... ....i... I 1,1... ..I 1 Il...ir
. l II. I 1- ! I I i" "r" .. . i.
April 1'-' Jatnei H. Castor and r l:luhM" l" I'- 1,1 'Vm;l ' " compl-xion ami noon tliey will enjoj
or so behind me. turning to take a
rood look nt him, I recognized him as
May 31, Joriall Walker of Buf-
Ditddlecreek twp.
April 16, Edward 15.
Northumberland to Lv
roou nun, j. muni.i-u Him an ' - ... , . . . ,
,hc silent stranger whom I had met felt), Union Co. to Matilda Peters ol " ettver "f an.V(U'r t 0.
1.! . I .... r. , I
jn me siiiokihk" ear, anu -Mine Severn. l , , ,..opr. NnvdH'tO.
of 9 were having n good time I reincm
In-reil that he paid close attention to
(tir conversation, particularly while i
tvas talking about my business.
"Not n soul was In sight, the main
street was but dimly lighted and mot
of the streets were not lighted nt nil
In vain I crossed and recrcsscd streets,
oven doubling on my trnclt. The st ran
cor in the slouch hat did the same. I
became thoroughly convinced he was a i
bold-up man, grade 'A' and meant ini- .
mediate business. Hut I determined
he should not catch mo napping, Bet
ting my grips on the street walk. I ui)
roptly turned about and faced th."
meaking acoundrel. He at once
pped, hesitated and then boldly ad
rsnoed toward me. My right hand way
thrust in mv overcoat Docket. Qrmlv
-rrasplng the latest improved style of
levolver, find in less thnu a second 1
enuld have broupht it into perfect ac
tion. Hut I didn't. I waited for him i
to pet Within a few feet of me. when
.lime 28, Gabriel Bowemix to Ida
Minerva Merle, both of West Buffalo.
May -J", A. II. Hackenbtnv. ami
Mary Ann Duck, both of Snyder Co.
.lime 11, Edwin Snyder to Ma
dora C. Roush, hoth of VVtishincton
Aug. 23, Samm l Haesingur ami lui
better health.
. . Too oatt get the regular sizes at the
Kloek ol drag store, at tifty centi or ooe dollar
ia Aim or you may Urnt prove lor youreell
the wonderful virtuei of this ureut
dieobuerv. Swamp Root, by aendinu
your addreaa t. Dr. Kilmer A Co.,
Bingltatutoo, N. Y. for a sample bot
tie am', a book that tell:, all about it.
both rent to you absolutely tree b
mail. When writing kindly mention
that m read this liberal ITer in
Thr Post.
Sarnh Jano rlumiuel, l t 1 1 ol Mtd
dleereek two.
Aue. 27j George Uoiish, (widow-
.... ! I .1
r), to hjlizalieth lxlig,(wiuowj, ooiii
,! ashtngton two.
.Nov. s, Christopher IT. Springer
i! Mottto'Ji' '. UiMttry JanoDreese
f' Snyder I !o.
Washington
John
two.
A l'
Smi
.1- . i. i i
.iiuc i, Lavut (joraau to .un
unda Koons, laithof Ceutretwp.
Aug. 20, ). I'. McAfee to .lain'
M. Gill, !"th of near Paxtonville.
Sept. .lames Lttsc to Henrietta
S. Haekenberg, Itoth ol Snyder Co.
Sept. 24, John Zechtnan to Anna
Swann, lolh ol Prunklin twp.
Nov. !'.', blinatiuel Hnckcnlwiy
to Mary Ellen to Sttrah Jane Smith, both ' Cen-
Mareh 21. Franklin F. Hare ol
Snyder Co. to Kcl)eeea Catherman of
I luion ( o.
May '. 'aeli. iriah Mover to Laura
E. Seubold, both of Snyder I 't.
June 12, David N. llhoad. and
Amelia I.. Ettinger, lnth i! Wash
ington twp.
S p'. It',, William lliitti'li to !or:i
arc intended for children, ladies and all
who prefer a medicine disguised as con
fectionary. They may now be had (put
up in Tin Boxes, seventy-two in a box),
price, twenty-five cents or five boxes for
one dollar. Any drueffist will eret them
it you insist, and they may always be
obtained bv remitting the price to
The Ripans Chemica
VI tUVK rGHttl
i
ll
a -rXM
V
k I
Reich of Franklin twp.
Dee. 0, Wlli im IJeufer to Jane
Ellen Long, Iwth of ( !ontreville.
1875.
Jan. 28, John M. Fink, (widow-
t rev ill'.
Dec !i Abner E. Walter u
da E. Gift, both 1 1 Snyder (
1 883.
Hail
man,
. Ad-
Lot!, of F,
1887.
I. ( 'hades W.
Illl tv.
T.
a litiv, liotli of Snvder
T leiile.t lilrn in nnt vrrv fentle Iprmi
with: 'See here! What in Halifax arc er), of Ohio to Amelia II. tiepley,
(widow), of New Hi rhn.
March 7. John Hartley to Jenny
E. Swarm, both of Cwntreville.
July 18, Franklin W. Erb and
Sallie A. Frautz, hoth ol Paxton
ville. Nov. 7. Harrison Dean' to Mary
Nerhtit, liotli dfMosser's Valley.
ISTii.
March .", Charles F. Spechl to
Mary Ellen Kearich, both of Middle
burg. June 16, Enoch Jordan to Kate
Mover, hoth of Centre twp.
Aug. 10, Josiah Nerhut tti Am
anda Elizabeth Ettinger, hoth of
Mosser's Valley.
)!. !, George W. Kratzer of
Snyder Co. to Kate Pick ol Union
county.
1877.
Persistent itching i a Kj"m)tom ol Jan. 7, John Edward Fettemlltol
many diseases of the skin, hut it may Sarah Jane Beige, hoth of Snyder
A ii" . 10, 1 lenry Hartman
ii-
ii.
von following me around for? What do
VOtl want?' It's just pn.sillle I dhltl t
My 'Halifax.'
"The strnner was not nt all diw'OB
ceric t'.. He cams straight up to meond
bland and apologetic topes- hi Id: '!
Iieg your pardon, sir. but, hearing your
conversation on the train. I learned
vnur business. There lx inj,' no cabs
l:ere and not knowing' the town an I
licing ravenously bttngry, I concluded
to follow you, fur I reasoned that if
there was anything good to eat in this
eld town a Chicago drummer would he
sure to find it.'
"We were hoth reassured, I as to niv
fear of being sandbagged, he as to his
appetite. Hut the dinner, the wine, the
cigars and the joke were on roe, nnd I
rnid for them without n murmur, think"
ire I rot out of It cheap." Chicago
Chronicle,
i M-iiii r, i lofn o! t i itl iv 1 1 ii
0, Joh Iktiehel to Mary
rer,
::. i.
lev '
II o!
NIVilM
ler '
Attg.
Alice M
Or!. I, 'Theodore Dnuberman of
New Berlin to lUbcjea Bpadc of
Snyder I ' .
Oct. 20, James F. Wirth of Un
ioii Co. to Elizal)ctli Spechl ol Sny
dar ( !o.
Nov. , iJiilm Ni'lM' t'
April 21
man In All
county.
May o,
to A.E. E
May 12, John
Wagner, loth ol
Sept. 25, Wil
Eb'cstu Muckeiibiirg, ltii o
ser's Valley,
5100 REWABD S100
i Hnirn-
'im RMijiit Years ;i ;
it oi seiinsgruve
! Mltldlelmrg.
;. Ilakerto Sophia
West Beaver,
mi II. lorhurl to
i!:i of Mos-
lu'ii
it!i oi Snyder '
.Nov. A
E. Spade,
!!', Joseph Clolan to Marv
Tlw tvnflers ol tlila p ii.-r will lie plca.t lo
leiiiu tlnii I tiers isr.i least oan ilreudeO dlkeiis..
tli.it HClenoe lias lieen ublo n r In !l n
Mutes, Hud i hut t- itiitnrrli. Hull's untarrli fur.
IS lue only pmive eitiv know . Mi llm inetlleal
ira onilty. C'Htsri'h telnti onahUtutlonsI ills
uise iiaiilrTnk u uotiKtittitioiml Ireatiaeiit, I
Uitli'ti OJMrrb Cure Is taken Internally, Relink
Ulrectli uplia Uie a;uu4 ami inucoaa surfnees it
ihi sysi tlierel j itestroj in.' the foundation 1 1
IhertlBeiiwi smi Blvliiu Mm imtledt KtreiiRtn n.
ijiiiiiini an tiio count nation ami nsslstiiig i .
iU li .lii nffinvrlpr Co WwlnUolB Its work, Tlt.i proptlelnrs ii;ivo
10, Win oi . iiuiii v o. M mucli laitU In II cnrntlv.' nowers, tun I
rrffer One llauarwl DiiHurs for an case ti.ni it
lulls to cure. S m I tor Hsi m lestsnionials.
Address, K.J.t II UN BY .v CO., Toledo, O,
iviiit bjr Dnttttlsi , ; ki
Hall's Pumlly filu are the ir-i
i
iii'ir
hart
TREATMENT OP ITCHING.
Various ..Kinds f Cntnneoaa Irrltn
tlona nnd ltemeIl-a for VI
Injlnu Them.
also be a sign of disorder of iome.ot.tbe
internal organs, more particularly ot
the liver or kidneys. Sometimes, how-
county.
April 8, Oliver J. Catherman to
ever, it occurs in persons who appear Sarah Ellen Catherman. both of I
I" be otherwise In perfect health, and
who have uo visible atlectiou of the
skin.
ui county.
April 19. I. vi Platl of Franklin
IVinpo.-ary itching 19 often caused by (wp. to Sarah Jane Moore of Mld-
both ofSuyder I !o.
Dec, -J. Minim Win. Mai
to A lice Si rot
Dett. litistnuva Meng
Washimrton two. to Izora Bit
a i
of Franklin twp.
Dee. 25, William Henry Markel
lo Marv Amanda Spigtlmyer, hoth
of West Benver.
July 27, Frankliu P. Fesaler to
Levina Benfer, hoth of Centreville.
S.-pt. 28, William Smith of
White Springs to Ann Bolig of Cen
treville. Oct. 5, Martin Hartman of Sny
der Co. to Sarah Frock of Union Co.
l .
i xpe lel.e.
. nil I lll
lol tt life, 1111 lli i Ct IOII in
I he trtn iiitweNta mid ptoi-ioiity of
the Aiiiei lean !'. op hot. won for it
new friei'da u- the i hi - rolled I
and the riuimil n einhi raol itr. fai
ily pnn8i d to th ii rewind, and the o
ndmirera are loyolund Kteiulfast 1 i
ihit , w il Ii in. ill in da tt oi ti j i. .,'s, si i
roiiHih i e in I i il.!' riuHtion wh'i U
ii i.: iiittij In i In ii boioi h and t'u -videH,
As ;i natural consequence it en
jovs in its old : i nil the v ittiiii.v and
vigor of its youth, RtrenslLcned and
hnl a cent in v.
m the eoidial fttppoit of prccreBBive
. i ni 'Hull-,
ll I- til,
i ii a
im.
C-ENNSYIVANIA HAILR0AD.
Scnbiiry ftLowiatowu Diviaioti
In effect Nov. 30, 1898.
Mmv II). Charles II. Six neer
Klk Co., Pa., to Susan ('. Bickharl
the eating of certain articles or foot!, rjlecreek twp
i specially sneu usn; even lruns. suen us
strawberries, are eaten by some unfor
tunate individuals only at the expense
of amottannoyiogitchJiigof the entire ( Franklin twp., Snyder Co.
uouy lor an Hour or two.
Tk.i ,.1 ol.;,.. I-,,- I, nn I
. I. ill 1. Illl yjL 11. 111.. 1111 .111. vi. mi Q a
cause can be found on the surface of the Wtown to Aim M. lx'fger ot Niyilcr
body or within it. is regarded by most countv.
physicians as a nervous malady, and has
been dipniflcd by the special name, j
"pruritis." which is simiilv the Latin
Dame for itching. Persons of advanced dleblirg.
life sometimes suffer severely from a
jruritis which is exceedingly difficult or
impossible to relieve, for the reason
that it is due tochangesin ihesldn con
itqueiit upon old age.
A very common form of pruritis ll
caused by cold acting upon the skin, , Patton, both of I'errv eolility
,,( P. Sline, I o h ol lentreville.
Jan. 1 , William McAfee to Km-
Atlg. 12, Samuel O. Dill ol Lew- tna Kate Marks, hoth of Snyder ('
VMTW&BD t DtS. I ITlTIOa. I KATWAUII
p iii i m A. It t iii i D, i
i.si 17.06 bowutown J. r.an 108
1 2o li.oa Mala Street r .: :i 3n
itM Lewiituwii ' a". 8. lit
i.iw n.51 .vuitiaiiit r .4a B.iw
lnl ii.41 1 I'alnlrr Tin B.tS
il M 11.40 11 S UI ml Ic T .'! .1 ill .
:,.Vi tt.H 13 WSKniir 7.'i- ItB
.41 II.M IT Moolors ins 1.48
,M H. 1" 2" Raub'l Mills U .81
an 11.11 33 Ailsm-i iiTK i.i'.i B.IW I
.11 11.08 16 Besttrtowr
s U ln.68 10 Bsalof :' l.M I
,i.n lii.w i i iiioiiuri i s in 4 j '
1.00 10.13 S8 n r S 411 1.(0 i
tn 10 ''. 31 Kronucr f.tv 4!
191 10.1 8' PSll HM 8 8'
ilH 10.43 43 sllBurnr BJW 4W,
iilT i.i.l- 46 Solln.nr.ivf ,1 .0J 4 Ih 1
."j:. 'null Mi Su "irv V.U 80 )
Yum leavHH buubury ' 25 i ui, ar-
"New York Weekly Tribune," acknowledged the count! v
lend im; Nationol Pamiiy Nuwspuper,
III CI "J I ll. '.Ill i! Its VltlUO to those WuO ili'sil e ill (ho lie W.s of tho State
:iinl Nation, the publiahur of THE POST, (your own favorite home p
I -i I, bua uuiered into an iillianne iitli "The New York Weeklj Tribunt"
wbicb euablea hiui to furuiahbotb papei'H al the trilling Bum of $1.25
per year,
Every farmer and every villages' owes to himself, to hi . family, and
to the community in winch be liven a cordial support of his local newa
paper aa it words constantly and untiringly for bin interests in eveiy
who brings to bis borne all the news and happenings i,f bis neighbor
hood, tin- doings of his friends, the i ditiou and prospects for different
crops, the prices in home markets, nod, in fact, is ;i weekly visitor which
slioiihl be found in every wide awake, progressive fomily,
Inst think of it ! Both these papers for only 1.2A :i year.
Send ah subscriptions tn "TH K V( T, ' Middlehurg, Pa,
Gai
oets
1st n u" '
i
Carpets
Jc w
t T
nves nt Selinsarove " 43 p m
Feb. , W illiam Wollheater of reulnn leave LewUtowu Junction
Union Co. to Sarah .lane Bickle
Oct. , William Sholter of Union Indiana.
Oi. to Mary Solomle Speoht of Mid-
18'
Feb. L. V. Tharp to Mary
Lebkiebler, Iwth of Terry ( !o,
. M s i mrS. It'll I
May -!, nlilton iteicnaoacn
March 28, Samuel Erh to Mary Kate Shamorry, both ofFreebui
Ellen Earnest, hoth of Paxtonville.
oril 4, John P. Smith to Carrie burg to Lizzil
' ..... . 'i i.
May 2, Robert Biokhart to Sadie
M. Earnest, Isith o I'axtonville.
May 26, Henry W. Koona and
Eve Sine, both of Moaner's Valley.
Oct 1. George Musser to Eliza-1
beth Eose, both of Jackson twp.
1879.
Mav 22, Uriah FetntBelman awl
Emma M. Snoke, both of Washing-
ana is culled for tins riiiison "Winter
Itch." it is felt chiefly on the insides of
the legs and thifrhs, although it may oc
cur ou the upper extremities, or tveti
over the entire body. It giies no
trouble in summer, or even in warm
dajt in winter, but In frosty, snappy
"eather it Is Intense. Coarse under
clothing may aggravate It. bat it occurs
even when the finest and smoothest silk
ii worn. It is usually wors-e ot night
When the sufferer is undressing, but
gets lie! ter as he warms up In bed.
The treatment of itching varies with toll twp
i ne causp, but some form or external
application is almost always used, what
ever may be the underlying trouble. In
ease of general itching much relief is
often afforded by an alkaline bath made
by dissolving three or four ounces of
boras, or five or six ouncesof bicarbon
ate of sodain .10 gallons of water. Union Co. to Mary Whatmore of
When the itching is local, a OMfnl g. t
p. an is to mop the part with, a sponge ' c 1 I
or cloth dipped in a saturated olut'on May 2, II. J. Leillo; Ol V aslling
of borax as hot as can be borne, or loop- (oil twp. to l'l'iseilla Ilillkleof Ull
ply a hot water bag. The itching is j
often made bearable, if not actually : i u u l
cured, by applications of dilute water i May 16, Joseph H. HagenDerg
of ammonia, vinegar, brandy, a solution tn Eve Herman. Initll of Snvder Co.
ol i M w, l" II I la p in." 21 e m.1 "7 ll 81 1, iii ;
lur altoona, I'm bam '" 1 n"' We.-t.
Cur MsltlraoTB su ' Wsshlnirton BJSaw In
I SI in I Mi. in I'.ir I'nlhl.l. lulu I SII.I New
Vorkii.'.su SBS in. 1 M ! 81 1 :i3:in.l llli) paJ Kol
aarrlibunt ii.'.hh in and s. e " i
I Philadelphia Eria R R Division, j
ol a N n i
NORTH BKN ' BNTUAIj :'A UW VY
TmIbm ii'iive Hnnhav ilsllr axeoi I sumUj :
- - .... . . i
1 ii a in I'.r r. i n- sad i nnsnuiiiicii 1
i in n iii tor u illel.inl fcirl mil Hui iniil i -
I i a in Mr l.eu HTn,'fymn" snitMie
1 10 ii in r r llnil. lunu Ksae .i Uauatdnisiiu
s 4r ) in lot komivn and Klmlm
iij i m lor ' Illl im iwrl
Sands 8 10 i i"r Erie slid 'i-iiii.liiii.Mri
H IS urn lotlMoU Hsvnn an I H 38 m fui
llamsport
It
inrti
MATTINGS !
AH Kinds.
All Qualities.
All Prices.
The whole lower floor of .ny st re is taken nji w ith 'nrpets, lings,
Art Ripiaros, Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Hassocks,
Kn- Eringe, Pksir, Stair and Table lil 'loths, tSe.. Ac,
fune Horberl Hare of Middle
r.ikliull ol .Maueli
( 'hunk.
June 21, William Verier to Liz
zie Moll, lioth of near K reamer.
Aug. 23, Charles BrufFto Ellen
Spaugler, both of Port Ann.
Sent. (, Abraham Kiesterto ( lara mnmt woum rmi
' , ,i i a i ' midya0,lor Wlllwbi
Jane Thomas, both ot Snyder t.o.
Sept. 27, EL W. Hare to Laura S.
Eisenhower, hoth of Snvder Co.
Xov. 22, Warren Heckling of
XorthiiiiilMTlniid Co. to Evdia E.
llag ( larjiei as low as 20t;. and tiji
I 'niinii ( 'ariiel " " 22c, " "
N'l lvt-: ( 'nriM'l " 7-"e. M "
h o a m. '.' SB ii 3 ' n"ii
bsrra i"i lIsoUon
7 1 1) H 10, l lOttUI, - li III.
13 i 'ii lur Wllkeii
4. i in for Bhani'i
mr H
, Snet:ht ot Snvder Co
Xov. Tt, Oharlea reters oil
Middlebnrgto Mana Uummel ot
Middleereek twp.
1880.
Ifttrah 7. Perrv Catherman of
of carbolic acid one part of acid in 20
part, of water or carbUfized oil of 20
per cent, strength.
Finally we may repeat the advice
which doctor always five, and which
few do or can follow don't scratchl
Youth's Companion.
Anxious to Learn.
She-'They say the Clippersons havo
always lived away beyond their means.
Her I wonder if we could got them
to show us howf Chicago Evening
frewa.
fmlns lesri Salln'grove Janetlnn
1000 S m, wank iln - irnvinn ut etui .!!. .hi"
m p m Mew York '. 88U m Baltimore i n p u
Wn-lilnutmi 4 10 pm
Mil ii in .l.iilv srrtvlnB st Philadelphia
,00pDi NewVorkBBBam, BalUmor. S4Spm
Wsshlnston m r.t p ra.
s4jl wiii.k dsjri arriving at I'hllsO.lphls
I ;i.jh iii WJ" ' nrfc I IBs
Tra'na slwloavs sanbanr :
ISJsm rtsllvsrrlvlnn il PblUrtsMhli 1 81 "i
Mnltliii..r..8:il n m Wufhlt Kt.m 7 4.'. ii in N.N
YorkoBB a m Wsokdsyt, 10 88 s m o"isyi". .
7 mi ii tn week dan smvlnn st Philadelphia
c M... ,..". I. ... 11 aia m. Saw Ynrfc ( 18 0 n. BSltlaure 1154
li .......v...., v V-1 a m, Wasblacton l oo p ro.
of est Leaver.
n I .-- T IV .1" 1.'.......,.. I VL uul.ii.i-fr.il 7 l.tiPl
Ceo. W. .i.i'. -'inn" oMMima , "jr ',;'.;, Hnnhorf at 0 80 m i. 810
mi l s sM in, lur Harrlatinre;. Philad.ipwa and
il,i minor.
1 R, W 10 O, Oen'l fa Ani-nt
1. II. HUTCHINSON Ooa'l iMnnuor
j . itin hhow you the largest anil liest selection ol the above eooi
i ". i ' i sliuwii in Lewistown.
i
1 1 haissell ( larpet as low as 50e. and up
! All Wool Carpet " " 50c, " "
i Hull Wool ( 'ariiet " ' 3)(!, " "
I hinti Mid Japan Matting 100 Rolls to Select From
ity ata! prictt, you ill fintl that our store is the
kIs are first-elass, uneesare the low
est, our ro ms are clean mil no trouble t" show iroixls.
HnspiM'tl'ullv,
( out a re (pin
W. ft. FELIX,
Lt'wistuwii, Vf
1886.
Eeb. is, Andrew Wagner, (wid-
188 pas. W0.1 'In.1 Brrivinsi urmiMniiiin
rvi-w , hi u v su u ut. wwiwi v v v.. ...
to Ida Heckeiidorn ot Adamsburg.
March 18, David E. Dauhert to
Sarah Weiandt, Ixith of West Heaver.
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4-POUND CATALOGUE FREE!
HENCH & DROMGOLD'S
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THIS HQ CATALOGUE CONTAINS 1 120 PAQES l tUtrt inchei in ata.
contAltiauver luu.usn nu-t8iU u, lu,W0 ill n.trat lull?, the laivi-t.m - t
commit taiil l"wet prti-M ckUUi;u rvtr nubllahttl . NAMES THE
LOWEST WHOLESALE CHICAGO PRICES ON EVERYTHIMO. nunulW
eiTj'tllinrf III Oroffrie., Ilruf, t)r( woda, Nullora, tloi! Inakt,
Dreaara, bola asd hhoi, Hairhrs, Jewrlrj, Houka, llar.lt- .rt-, M. ....
iRfifaitliiral I: t., i'urnitar, RtVM8M JiaJtllr. Kttrfl't, t(fiiif
Start in. ' r rkfri, llrxaaa, l'lano. Mo-l.-al Utruaieni, FaraLhla((ioiw1t
tiBwa. II. i ra, l'(.hlr.8T Taffcle, Haltrlea, I'h-.i. . r m u IioinIb tr. Itllt
Juat what your t"r ipfpi-rat lump must pay for everythinn he b iyf
Btmiwiil nipvent I Im tt :;i ver('hftrvinr you oi Unhlaat you buyi
TiltT. how much Thi frrtthl, fij.rr.. Of nail "ill
irtown. THE b.G BOOK COSTS US NLARLV 3Ii
t net2t)centa.
Ann rr)Cr- f rro Out this ailvcrtffrment okK
vUlt rnr.. ur rcitt im imtouirtih UwM
ptampa t- ln l p pay C tic KJ r.-nta poaiay and the Hitf llok will le
tnyuurRKK ' - i p'irald. tM if you loti t nay It la worth 1
tlmr-t thf IN r-enta you MM, n n key to tho loweat wholrnalt priwa
of cverythinrf, My no, and Wf lll Iraravdl airly n-lura joar li trmf
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS ABOUT THIS CATALOGUE!
"It Ii a niuuuuu'Ut ut Luainuas u. formation." i;...:u . i s
(Mli- i Tribune.
"A wonderful p1ve of work." Waahlritrton National Tribune.
The catnloffue i a wein-ler " Manchester , N. H. I'nlon.
"Seam, Knebuck A Co. la one of Uiu largest houses of it kind lo
ChtPSUT" ( htcajro intfr(rean.
Tv wiffl lifiK nmaA Chamborlnifi's i
ur. 122, Johll K. Whatmort' to, pain nm for rbeumatiam with
great relief, and I can reeoraraena it ,
as a splendid liniment for rheuma- j
tisni and oVher household use for
which we have found it valuable. !
W. .J. Cuylek, Ked CreeK, IN. X,
Ida Jane Erdley, both ol raxton
ville. Oct 16, Emerson Sylvester Dubbs
to Sadie C. Kiegel, both of Snyder
county.
1881.
Atlg 7, Ho Mitchel to Amelia
Alice Kratzer, both ot Centre twp.
The blr caulotrue forms oo of Use OoMt ftbopplng mediunui Uifttcoulil poadbly be sent Into a district."
otct Monihlv, chicaaro.
belr ratal otrue is a vast department stnr boiled down."-Atlanta ( onstituiinn.
Tk mUIi.i.... 4 a oarfalnlv a
a Law should bs naatfil eotBDslllnaT the us of thUewtaItrueln all piiMlesrhoola." The lion. O. A. Soutbtonft.
Wt aaald aaat Usassaaa sf alasllar sitrasta. MM I ( iSTH iT M and SSSj will nssfja M 4-lb. mm J ntmn bbsu.
V ?i3mgel3 Mlieii. SEARS, ROEBUCK ft CO.llnc. , CHIC ACO, ILL., U. S. A.
SAWMILL M3 ENGINES;
1 T . -a r..i i P ,i,,t It. Vfl,.fln lVll1l At' '
Mr. Cuyler is one of the leading 1 Jj-.jjBck. Mack motion otiirrM'riHmrB wft
merchants of thia village and ope of ; gSSS r2S KWKW
41.. mnol 1,1 nilllll.illt HIMI ill tlllS VI- .. .'. ' . ...I.. In nnw.-r nllll Wrnr. utu-
CaMvm "OWT riaatrp-, H.eTlrr., 88
UBSCIl'1 OB63IGOLD. Mfr... Y.rk, Fa,
V O Pbippin. Editor Bed
Crek Herald. For sale by nil Druggists.
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