TOMBSTONE
INSCRIPTIONS.
A Collection Madejrom all the Bury
ing Grounds in Snyder County
for the Middleburtjh "Post:'
WEST BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
(tow, Joseph, A., 8 of H. B. and A.,
d Oct 29, lSSfi, aged ti y 11
m 4 d.
(Jearluirt, Mieliuc!, I Oot 19, 1809)
dSeutG, 1873, aged 63 y 10
in 7 d.
(Jcarhart, Hannah, W of Michael, l
Nov 6, 1811 j d Apr 12, 1874;
aged 03 y f in 6 n,
Uerhart, Leah, dau of Michael and
Hannah, d Oct 80, 1878, aged
38 y 3 in.
Herbeter, Barbara, dan of Gabriel
and Hannah, d Mar 31, 1862,
aged 1 y 2 m 28 d.
Herbster, Joseph L, USopt !, 1851 ;
d Mar 0, 1889, aged :'.7 y ." m
10 d.
Herbster, James Q., a t and L.,
d Apr 7, 1863 aged 23 d.
Herbster, Hanna, w of Gabriel, h
Sept 2, 1811; dPeb 24, 1857,
aged 42 y 5 in '22 d.
Herbster, Elizabeth, w of Daniel, b
Sept 15, 1814; d Mar 17, 1883.
Herbster, Daniel, d May 22, 1886,
aged 70 y 1 1 in 1 d.
Herbster, Margaret, w f WiUiam,
I, Jan 27, 1812; d Dee 29,
187."., aged 3,2 y 1 1 in 28 d.
Herbster, Lewis J., s of (J. and II.,
aged 1 1 in.
Herbster, Nettie J., dau of C. 11.
andS. A., d .Inly 24, 1890,
aged 10 in 27 d.
Herbster. Jacob v.. a of Thomas
and Amelia, d Apr 3,0, 1881,
aged 8 d.
Herbster, Gabriel, l Jan 9, 1864,
a;ed 40 y 2 in 19 d.
Herbster, William 1)., Berg't Co. F
184 Reg. Pa. Vol., b -Inly 10,
1838; d Nov 28, 1890, aged
52.7 4 m 18 d.
Herbster, Charles E., s of Jeremiah
and Barbara, d May 23, 1872,
aged 1 y f in 22 d.
Herbster, Sam., s of Gabriel and
Han. d Sept 5, 1861, aged 11
y 10 m 2 d.
Herhster, Hiram J., d)ct 21, 1896,
aged 63 y 11 iu 0 d.
Herbster, Elizabeth, w of Hiram, d
Oct 21, lS34,aged 50 y 8 m
9 d.
Hommel, Simon, s of A. and M., d
Nov 28, 1873, aged 3 y 11 m
19 d.
Hommel. Jhn, d Nov 30, 1848,
aged 47 y 7 m.
Hommel, William, sof A. and M.,
d Nov 5, 1862, aged 4 in O d.
Hommel. infant dau of A. and M.,
d Feb 15, 1861.
Hommel, infant dau of J. C. andT.
M.
Hartley, Mary J., dau of D. W. and
8., d July 16, 1804, aged 1 y
7 in 10 d.
Hartley, William H., B of I). W.
and S., d July 26, 1864, aged
1 y 2 m 5 d.
iHartley, Isaac A., sof 1). W.andS.,
d July 25, 1864, aged a y . in
27 d.
Hartley, Sarah (J., dau of D. W.
and S., d Julv 20, 1804, aged
4 v 4 m 1 d. "
Howe'.l, Howard, b June 13, 1859)
d Nov 9, 1877, aged 18 y 4 m
26 d.
(Howell, George V, s of Jacob H.
and S., d June V2, 18,1), aged
1 m 21 d.
Illowell, Catharine, dau of Jacob H.
and S., h Mar 17, LS,o, aged
19 d.
Howell, Cora M., dau of J. and S.,
bSept 24, 1879; d Sept 20,
1881, aged 1 y 11 m 20 d.
Illowell, Susan M., dau of John C.
V and B., d Aug 28, 1872, aged
10 y 23 d.
Blowell, Wm. Franklin, s ot John
G and B., b Mar 15, 1853; d
Feb 1, 1865, aged 13 y 10 m
16 d.
ilowell, Charles W., 8 ot Jacob H.,
and S., d Sept 2, 1872, aged
K M 1ft A
llassinger, Mariab, w ot D., b Oct
25, 1814; d Aug 27, 1872,
I aged 57 y 10 m 2 d.
assinger, Daniel, b May 21, 1813;
I d Apr 22, 1884, aged 70 y 11
I mid.
JHassinger, Dora A., dau of D. and
C, d May 25, 1881, aged 2 y
I 8 m.
Etterdantive, Man-hitter, w ot
John, dau ot Jacoband Magda- j Kalpetzcr, James, d Mar 24, 1889,
lenaKode,bFebll, 1773; d
aired 80 y S m 5 d. Oaaige, I don't think I ought
D ...... IkM 1 ,,. u:..i. ..... i f
r.ts luoo .. 1 Aft 1 mli- i. m r t 1 1
ij, lotfr, hjto v , ivauriter, .iary uitu oi f . nnu me one 0t
4 d. J., d Mar (), 1868, aged 4 V George (ardently) Why, in v darling.
Hons er, Jacob, d Mar 16, 1889,' 2G d. " 1 1 am passionately, desperately, madly
,...a e, . . .. ... , . ... In love with you. I worship the ery
aged JOy 10 in Bd. j knek, Delilab, w of Win., d May Maude You talk weM en0U(fh
Houser, Sarah, W of Jacob, d Nov 2, 1875, aged 38 y 11 m 18 d. i George, but thoe letter you wrote to
10 188 1, aged OS v 23 d. ! Kru k, Malinda, w of Wm., d Mav ! m' when we7 w"e so cold
. . , . . . -v.. , , o ,o-- loo ii i o I SM distant they froze my heart. One
Henry, Mary, 1) July 12; d Oct 11, 2, Z,o, aged 88 J 11m 18.1. j woulJ think you wer, writinK to yom
ageil 18 v S 111. Krick. RebeOCa, dau of Wm. and washerwoman about her bill.
Hughes. Jennie, dau of J. and C, d , M., d Sept 22, 1867, uged 1 y I oorge (towly)-4Cadt, I-wa.-n-
Oet 19, 1 880, aged 1 y 2 m 7 d. i 11 m .. d. , n " ; m for brcat.h of rom.
Heater, John A., s ot . and E., b Kline, t atliarine, 1 War 1, IM.';
Oct 15, 1840; d Feb 20, 1802, j d Aug 2, 1803, aged 21 y 4 in
aged lf y 4 m 5 d. 23 d.
Jaanrwnn. Lewis. I Dec 25. 1799: dl Kline. Lvdia. d.Vusr 18. 1872. aired
Aug 21. 1809, aged 09 y 8 m 2 v 8 in 17 d. tT"R'
r ' ' "The police, sunt the manager,
8 d. Kline, Sarah K., w of Ijcvi, tl May hoarsely.
Knepp Carrie M., dau of M. 1. 14, 1889, agxl 34 y 6m 21 u. "I don't aee any here. You're not
M. E.,d May 0, 1874, aged 1 m. ; Kline, Kek.va w of John, h Oct never tor-
Knepp, Maria, w of Reuben, d Oct 18, 1818:d teb 2, 1899, aged j Kive me if I atarted tlii lnw up before
tl 1S17 bimmI (lit v Ii in 17 d. 811 V 3 III 15 d. i they got hero. They Wont to sco the
lae, all my letters to her were read In
open court. N. Y. Vcckly.
rantluaa.
"Why don't you begin'.'" inquired the
Knepp, Marv, d Apr 10, 1SS4, aged Kline, Sarah K., w of Levi, d Mav
72 v 2 'in 3 d. 1 1889, aged :!4 y 0 m 21 .!.
Knepp, A. Howard,
-Washington star.
of Jesse
Kline, George, d June
i-
1880,
The Same Imp.
Mr. Katifrle How latodul Mr. Corset
4a V Inat nlcrhl r.InlaO
and Sarah, bJuly 18, looo; a ageuotrj - u. Llzzli There was no one here but
sept 6, 1803s, aged y i m Kline, Margaret, dau ot lieorge and wwiea, pa.
18 ,1. Mary. 1. Nov 10, 1839: d May! VangU
..... . ijJn ! "pn
Knepp, Amnion Ambreus, 8 oi vai- 4iloou' Llaiie HU name fen't Corset, pa.
entine and Sarah, d May l, Kline, uertie M., dan of Levi and
187:', aged 2 y 5 m K d. Sarah, il June 2, 1879, aged
Knepp, James A., a f Joseph and ( 2 in 26 d.
Delilah, b Apr 2, 1804;d June! Kline, trvin H., s of h. and S. K.,
13, 1873, aged 9 y 2 m lid. h June 3, I876j d July lii,
Knepp, infant dan of 8. A., 1 June 1876, agetl I m 13 d.
24, 1801, aged 29 d. ' Kline, John, b Jan 1804; 1 Dec
Knepp, Peter, 1- Dec 10, 1789, l ' '-, 1878, aged 74 y 11 m 14 d.
Jan13, 1854, aged 04 y 1 in Koch, Susan, v of Keuben, d May Record.
; d. 5, 1880, aged -"'7 y 4 in.
-Charles Is the chap 1
nr. r angle ji ougni to oe; nc nas
excellent staying pvvers. Harlem Life.
Too flood tt DelleTe.
"William, are my cherry pies im)
tliiiiL.' like your mother's?"
"Not n bit:"
"(h, WilUnmt"
"That's o; mother ;is too lazy to
stone her cherries, ami her pies always
had a soffiry undercrust." Chleoeo
A Fraud.
Knepp, Catharine, w of "etcr, b Koch, Surah Jane, dau of F. and E., Jlmmle Say, mister, have yer get
Sent 15, 1792: d July 6, 1858, bAuirS, I860: d ()-t 26, J3?1-? 0 P.lok' " de Terror "f
i n .,, i ' ..... i . nn i Bloody Gulch?
aged 6o y 9 m 21 d. 1861, aged 1 y 2 m 20 d. Librarian No. my boy. We do no.
Knepp, snac, d Mar 31, 1881, aged' Koch, Jeremiah,
63 v 2d. Lvdia.d 1.
Knepp, Eliza Ann, dau of D. and, 6ylm22d.
M., d Mar 16, 1849, aged 14 Koch, Hiram, a of F
of Daniel aud keep that eloss o bool
!2 l.s,";! aired Jlmmle Aw, say, 1 fought !is wuz
" , a Ubery fer du people. N. Y. Journal.
and K., d
d i
I.
Apr L, 1852, aged 1 m 24 d.
19
Innot-rnl DlTOrslOB.
Fond Mother ( hildren, j ou mustn't
fight.
Willie We're J)l;lin' jeweler, 111:1111-
, 1 1 . 1 1 . , . . 1 .
Knepp, ( atharine, W 01 uamei, " Koeli, t ora, v ol Pan, o .Ian
Feb 6, 1790: d May ", 1826, 1809: d Sep) II, 1872, aged ma. end Tommy's a clock out of fix and
i .- ,, on i .... .i- , jt'i' keeps rlirht on strikin' while I'm
atrei .! v 2 m 2i d. B3 V 8 in 25 d. I . . . . r . . . , . , , , ,
o . .' tryin to twist Ins face off! Jeweler 8
Knepp, Anna 1?., vv of Henry, d Koeh, Lvdia, w of Dan, b Mar Id, Weekly.
Apr 2 I, 1885, aged 66 y 0 m 1807; d May 1 1, 1856. fBllnllf ,.r.
10 d. I Koch, Daniel, 1) Jan 0, 18(10; d "Ton remind me so much of my first
Knepp, George, d Oct 6, I871,aged June 2."., I860, aged 54 v .1 m husband." said the angry wife, as the
1 ' J . 1 in l ' family quarrel grew fiereer.
01 yl ni- a. j i.id. HOo I?" sneered the angry husband.
Knepp, Daniel, b Sept 26, 1783; d Koch, infaut child of W, J. and L.I "Yes. You've got so many of his bad
Sept 28, 1 808, agetl 85 y 1 d. j., ,1 Nov 26, 1896, aged 17 d. ltit nJ o few of his good one!"
i Iiii-:iiii Tritinmi
Krebs, Jacob, b Feb 10, 1801; dl "
Dec 18, 1863, aged 02 10 m
8 d.
l.aall, (iuritnl.
Little Helen ltoo-hoj! I don't want
to take that nastv, bKter stuff.
Krebs, Catharine, W of Henry, d Her Mamma But how do yon know
Dee 11. 1869. aired 77 v 10 m u' nft8ty lU1'1 Wtter? You haven't
4 d.
Krebs, Maria, d Apr 27, 1890, aged
77 v 7 ni 20 d.
tasted it.
Little Helen You said It would be
good for me. Chicago Times-Herald.
Knepp, Eliaabeth, w of Daniel, b
Dec 0, 1818; d May 17, 1801,
aged 12 y 7 m 1 1 d.
Knepp, Samuel, b Oet 3, 1815; d
Apr 18, 1891, aged 72 y 6 m
15 d.
Knepp, John, d July 23, 1873,
aired 55 V 1 in 1 8 d.
Knepp, Catharine, vv of John, d Krel.s,Catl. Sarah.!., .1 ( tot 15,1866. ! ' KIDNEY Ih ft deoentive die-
i'pt 5, 1881, aged 61 y 1 m Kreba, Charlea, h Nov 2 1798, d TROUBLE bve Vand don't
2") d. Aug 30, 1879, aged 80 y 9 m I know It. Jf you want quick results
, , . 4, ,o7i 28 d. ou eau make no mistake by ub!dk
Knepp, George, d Aug 20, 1874, hrj, Kilmer's Swamp Boot, the great
aged 72 y 10 m 15 d. Krebs, Rebecca, w of harlea, b kidney remedy. At drugmsts in fifty
Knepp, Marv' A., w of Jeorge, d Sep 25, 1 798; d Feb 14,1 802, j cent and dollar sizes Sample bol
' . . 1 . , -. A -iirm t v I 111 10 H ties by mill frae, also pamphlet tell-
Nov 13, 1876, aged 74 y 6 m. ' " ' ing you how to find out if you haw
Km.,,,, Vnlcntine. d Mar :51. 1881.! Krt,s' ""'"'.v .,8 0Id. ami ., kidn-v trouble. Address,
in . " . . : ' ' .!.... on i qqi ....
aged 46 y 4 m Id d.
Knepp, Hiram, s of H. R. and A.
B., I) Jan 25, 1848; d July 23,
1871, aged 23 y.r m 28 d.
Knepp, Susan, w of Isaac, aged 20
V 10 m 11 d.
and
d Sept 20, 1881, aged 11 m Dr. iiilmer A Co., Bingbamton, N.T,
d.
Krebs, Susanna, d Apr 10, 1847,
aged 77 y 2 in 24 d.
; Krebs, Jacob, ! Jan 17, 1766; d
Sept 1 1, 187, aged 00 v 6 m
i ,i
ITnann M-irl-i m nf Iwililum i) ( )i-f !
31. 1897. aired 67 v 3 m 17 d.! VVLamj s,,t ; and lb 1
' ' ' I W.... . 1 V i 1 I ....... ' ' ,' II. .1 ' .. -II I.IK.
Krel)s. Ii .Ian 29. 1854: d Mav 23. !Pa
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PENNSYLVANIA KAILR0AD.
Sunbury ft Lewistown Division.
In effect May '.!-, 18ji.
WSSTWASD. I WATIOSH. KAHTWAUD
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m 14
10 1 1
Knepp, George, ! Dec 27, 1781, d
, Dec 22, 1851, aged (ill y 11
in 25 d.
Knepp, Maria, b June 15, 1781; d
Dec; l"), 1800, aged 79 V 4 in.
Knepp, Daniel, 1 Apr 12, 1805; d
Peb5,1853, aged 47 y.
Knepp, Maria, vv of Daniel, d July
24, 1866, aged 00 y.
Knepp, Edward II., 8 of (i. and S.,
bOet 18, 1838; d Aug 23,
1862, ageil 215 y 10 m 2o d.
Knepp, Ira Oscar, h of J. and D.,
d June 14, 1888, agetl 2 y 7
m 20 d.
Knepp, infant child of C. 1 1, and A
M., d Nov 1; 1804, aged 3 d.
Knepp, Maggie, dau ot J antl 1)., d
Dec If), 1888, aged 8y lm9L
Knepp, Ralph, s of A. and S., d
Oct 10, 1889, aged 2 in 25 d.
Kcrstetter, Edward, s of W. and L.,
d Mav 14, 1873, aged 10 y 4
m 18 d.
Kerstelter, William, d Oet 25, 1891,
agetl 01 y 4 in 15 d.
Kcrstetter, William C, s ot W. and
L., d Nov 12, 1871, aged 5 y
10 d.
Kcrstetter, Simon, b Mar 19, 1789;
d Dee 0, 1859, aged 70 y 8 m
18 d.
Kcrstetter, Elizabeth, d Sept 13,
1880, aged 91 y 1 m 28 d.
Kerstetetter, Henry E., s of W. and
L., d Mar 14, 1867, aged 11 m.
Kalpetzer, Elizabeth, w of James,
d Oct 4, 1885, aged 75 y 6 m.
1858, aired 1 v
M .1.
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.1(10 in 61
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BellnsftTove .junction
ScllnvBToVti
Pswlliiii
R reamer
Meispr
Mlildleliurg
Benfer
Besvertowii
Adamaburs
Itaubn Mill
Mn In,,
Wanner
Bbindln
Pslntervlllc
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Krebs, John d July 1, 1880, aged fin
.MM . .1 I I. IL I
agiii ,s. y i in lh a.
Lash, John, d June 7, 1876, aged I J"
73 v 0 in '2 d. IS4S II1M
u in ijewinown imam nrrcc.j i i
I.:idi. W. s o( lv and M..li Sent 13. i960 11 10 Lewlrtown Junction. I.vo
j " j j r
1871, aged "i in 27 d,
Lash, Kllen L., dim of E. and M.,
h Nov 10, 1876, aged 8m lid.
Lash, Matilda, vv of Elias, b Dec 11,
1844; d May 14, 187!), agtd
34 y 4 111 3 d.
Lehr, Susanna, vv of Charles, d Mar
21, 1880, aged 02 y 11 m,
T , ,., ,ii w iuoh 1 ! Trlim leave nannury Hitiiy cxsapi niinuay :
Ix4ir, 1 I lliu in, (I .IlllV 10, 1880, aged , ai u m for Krleaad Oanmi,lalKiiii
r, 111 1 1 10 ra for Rellelnnts Krl ai.,1 'loinmlalitua
oJ y II . I ais ass tar Loss HtYta. Tyrone and toe Wesi
f . i.i r a ii I 1 10 1 ra for Hellefuntc Kane Tvnnic and I 'unar.-
Lehr, Rebecca, w of Peter,uAprlO, I dauun
, i o i ,u . ii,, I 5 45p m for keoovnand Ktmlrii
1848, aged 48 y 11 m. I ,or wiiiimport
i it a ..no i i o - o i on Sunday ( 10 ln for ria snd Osnsadslsvo
lA'lir, A., I) lOtW U 18.8,agCXl Oi yuam for Lock Haven and BplB for V'll
y 6 m 29 d. I "wn,H"1 .
LOSS, Win. W., s of Wm. and S., ,I,.,Xn00'inJ m 'r W"ke'-
d June 30, 1804, aged 1 y 11 J2gl? m' " "' ' S""ra"
m 6d. Sunday a
Loht, Philip, b Mar 3, 1823; d June
28, 1891, aged 08 y 3 m 15 d.
. - , , Washington 4 10 1 in
I l lis. (icorire .. S ot 1. aiUl O.. (I sw l m dally arriving at I'l"! ei. n.liu
a L On tuTC I 1 .. O , .0pmNowYork8.Mam,Hallliuure 915pm
Sept 29, 1875, aged 1 y 51 m I Wa,ntBiron 10 h p m.
ou I I 0 42 pm, woek day! nrrlrlMr at I'lilladelplila
-''I. 4 go a m, Now York "23 a m, llaltimore 2 HO a ra
. . . it .o mir Wiwlilnalon 4 06 a in
LiOUOer, XViagarei, O Jan ID, lOtO. , Trains alw laav. Sunbury
Truin leaves Sunlnirv "i 26 p m, ar
rives at Selinsgrove ." l" p m
IVaios leave Lewtstown Junetion i
4 VJ a in. 1 13 " m. 1 10 0 ni, l:i,i p in r, V'.' i in, 7 117
11 r8 i in, for AlUKina, i'ltlrliura and t ho Wen.
For BaluiDore and Wubinatoo T4Baa in,
1 83 4 It, 1 N p m Fur Philadelphia and New
York isa in, i c I is 4 Bo ana nm pin r?
llarrl -l,n ru 11 II a ill and s on p IS
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division.
AMI
NORTH BBN I'SMTKAL RAILWAY
Trln leave Sunlmry dally except Sunday :
I lor Wllko'uarre
Train Irave MlBSsror Janctloi
10 00 a in, week dr.y arrlvlnir at Clillndclphla
300 pm new yura 9 ,V8p in Haitiinore 3 u p m
luder, Henrv, d Feb 8, 1833, aged
80 y.
Lander, Susannah, d Aug 15, 1845.
Tm Vmm laaGripsw la Tare Days
TaM Laxatits Bsam )t7iam Taslbts. i All
drantau refund tne money if It falls to oars.
K.W.Uaov aujnalure on STery box. BSC, 1044.
2 S7 a m dally arrtvln at I'lilladeldhla t til a m
Baltimore 8 85 a ra Wahlre;tn 7 4ft am New
York vis a in weekdeyt. 10 3d a m suauavt
T BO am weak dare arriving at I'llll;
11 i am, New York ty p m, Haiti more 115s
a m, waauingioD iivpm.
IBB pm.week dyi arrlrlna- at Philadelphia
SIB SB, New York f SOp m, Ha, tl more 1 0u p m
Waenlogton T is p m
Tralaa alto leave Sunlmry at 9 SO a tn and ID
MOmefB' 0 Hatr1(tarK' Philadelphia and
1 . F. WOOD, Oan'l Pane Agant
I. & HUTCHINSON Oan'l Manaaer.
NEVER TOO OLD
TO BE CURED.
SMU. Croat Qloccinnr tn A? does not rWm:raJ meftn
1 di 0. IS 9 DlBdl DIBOOIII lU feolilencss and 111 health, and
nemrlj all of the sickness among
Old People, It Gives Them uoople are Terr susceptible to illness,
but it is wholly unnecessary. Hv keep
II Q lii QlfMiri anH I Ifn W theU l,liail pure ther can fortify themselvea
nOW DIUUU flIIU LIlUs so as to dvcnpe three fourths of the ailments
from which they suffer so generally. S. S. S. is
the remedy which will keep their systems youug. by purifying the blood.
thoroughly removing nil waale arriimtnatinns, mi l impart
ing new strength anil life to the whole body. It increases
the appetite, builds up the energies, and tndn new life
giving ni, ni throughout the entire system
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" I am seventy years old, and had not enjoyed good health
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Mr. J. W. Loving, of Colquitt, Oa., says: "For eight
een rears I suffered tortures from a tiery eruption on
my issiu. I tried almost every known remedy, hut they
failed ono by one, and I was told thaj my age, which is
hUtv six. waa against me, and that I could never hope
to be well again. 1 finally took S. S. S.. and it cleansed
my blood thoroughly, and now 1 am in perfect health."
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is the only remedy which can build up and strengthen
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MY PRESENT STOCK OF CARPETS
Is luruer tliiin ever before ; my PRICES LOWER Mian OTH
ERS for 1 1 e SAM E GOODS. My prices on 4." rolls of carpet I
wish to close out will suit tho pocket book of many and save
others money. Do not think of buying your fall carpets until
you give my stock of carpets your attention and get the prices
of some of my baagain. 1 am offering.
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Prices lust riffht on these sroodB
One Word About Pictures. g
I am offering my present stock of pictures at cost, LESS $
THAN COST and some for the price of the glass in the flumes, p
Don't, miss this sale.
I have some prettv things to offer in Furniture, all new. g
Later will surprise you in Styles mid Trices. O
UNDERTAKING ! UN DERTAKING !
In this branch of my business I am prepared to give the
public the best Derbies that can be secured bv money, time and
personal attention. Myequippaae in this branch of business is
one of the finest in the state. HEARSES, CARRIAGES and
UNDERTAKING PARLORS are up to date.
One word about t report that my attention has I ni led to lately In regard to
t$f prices i oUABANTBBtofurolimtnesninesoodani I.KSH MONEY than no
RSmSb tu tbe conn i . i (il'AltAXTi:i". iii xUr i, ii ,:.iiT I'.vv.MKNTtbsa all others.
First-Class Livery Connected with Undertaking Dejiartmeut.
W. H. FELIX,
g Telephone Connection. LEWISTOWN, PA. 8
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