ROYAL
RAJtlNCf POWDER
Imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness,
and llavor noticed in the finest cake, short
cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc. , which ex
pert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable
by the use of any other leavening agent
1 Made from pure, grape cream of tartar
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
The Middleburgh Post.
Published every TburHduv.
Geo7w. VVagenssller.
hditor anf Proprietor
-
Subscription 91.50 per year.
which mutt be paid in advance when sent out
side on ootinty.)
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
aii transient adverttmonti not otherwise
contracted for will he. charged at the rot of is
cents per line (nonparlel measure) (or nrsi inser
Hon ami 10 cents per line lor every subsequent
insertion.
aT)nri notices jnthlinhftt free nMfuaryposrtif,
tributes of rerjasef, afO.. three crnU a line.
Eepublican Standine Committee.
Adams, W. H. Herman, J. G. Mlddleawarth
BeaTer, A. W. Musser, Ila. -id Coleman
Beaver W., ( has. A. Wagner, John 1. Unwell
Centre, II. It. Mourner, H A. Bowersoi
Chapman, (. s. Troutman, P. A. Troup
Franklin. M, I.. Walter. II. K. Bolender
Jackson, J- s. Vearlek. H. II. Smith
MidillelturK, Al Clelao, James Krdley
Mlddlecreek, A. 1). Kreamer, 8, I.. Voder
Monro, A. It. Young, 1. P. Hitter
PeUn, Frank Miller. Howard ROW
Prrrv, lr. M. Kothroek, Irwin Bojret
Perry W Geo. Strawser, John Noll
salinearrota, a. b. Keek, II. J. Duck
Bprlna, (leo. s. Lesley, O. M smith
Union, O. (i. Kice, II. .1. Slroh
rVaMiinKton. Pr. K. W. Toole, J. 11. Arbogast
KEI'l lll.lt i STATE TICKET.
For J udge of t he supreme Court,
J. HAY BROWN,
of Lancaster.
For Judge of the superior couit,
JOHN I. MITCHELL,
of Tioga County.
For state Treasurer,
JAMES E. HARNETT,
01 Washington,
REPUBLICAN COVOTY TICK KT.
For Associate Judge,
P. e . RIEOBL.
For sheriff,
GEO. W. HOW.
For Treasurer,
BKNNEV1LLE SMITH.
For Commissioners,
JOHN P. WETZEL,
GEORGE F. MILLER.
For Auditors,
D. NORMAN API',
.1 O.BOWBKSOX,
For Coroner,
Kit. A. .1 MERMAN.
Thursday, October 26, 1899.
ADAMS WITHDRAWS.
Joaiahll. Adams, the nominee for
Judge of the Superior Court, last
Wednesday withdrew 11s :t candidate
on the Republican ticket. The
stimulus that lead to this hasty re
treat was the publication in the Phila
delphia .Yo7i American oi some very
serious charges against the American
Investors' Company of which Mr.
Adams tor unite a time was the pre
sident. Whether Mr. Adams pro
fited by these shady transactions or
not has not been shown, but while
Mr. Adams denies having received
any profit from these illicit transac
tions, the public is at liberty to
think lor themselves on this imjiort
ant jMiint. Mr. Adams in bis letter
of Withdrawal says that he is willing
to sacrifice personal ambition for the
good of the party. This is certainly
a commendable position to take, but
it still will not compel the public to
believe that he was entirely innocent
It is unfortunate that political lead
ers cither do not study and under
stand the characters jor public office
or else arc willing to defy public
opinion to such a marvelous extent.
The leaders, however, have shown
good judgment in retiring Mr. Ad
ams, as no man should lie on the
bench against whom there should he
even a shadow of Suspicion, even
thouirh he is innocent. 1 he time
has come when the bench should lie
hove the slightest inclination of re
proach and the people ol Pennsyl
vania owe a debt of gratitude to the
Xorth Ameriean for getting Mr. Ad
ams oil the ticket. There is not an
other newspaper in existence that
won such laurels and accomplished
their aim in less than three (lays.
The llepublitan Standing Com
mittee of the State met in Philadel
phia and unanimously nominated
Hon. John I. Mitchell of Tioga
couiif y to fill the place on the ticket
Judge Mitchell served hiscouuty in
; the State Legislature, two terms in
r,,,n,s a,.,l also as United Stat
Senator and as Judge of nia district.
He is in every way fitted for t he
high and honorable position for which
he has been named and we place ins
name on the ticket at the head
this column.
of
HOW S THIS.
... T, , , , ,, .
e Offer One Hundred I'ollarste- I
ward for ativ case of Catarrh that
. .1 ...... I I.,. 11..I1V Calurrli
cannot DO ourea 03 lieu s iaiarru
Cure
V T f'lirvw V- t'11 Toloilo O 1
or v F 1 l l' .'.,
e, the undersigned, nae known
F J Cbenev foi the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable ;
1U Bll Dulineu iiiiumiuikhjh ttuu 11-
naneiallv able to carry out any obli-
(rations made by their firm.
West lbuax. Wholesale Druggists,
TmdrlTo.
VValdino, Rinnan k Makvin, Whols
sale DruiftristH. Toledo, O.
Hall's Cafarrh Cure is taken inter-
nany, acting uirecny upon tue oiocu w ucn uisinct.
and mucous surfaces of theystein. Tbe f0n0W;nK DftmPtl persons have
TestimonifUi free Price ,.c. per been u0(ninateii hv the VHrioua par.
bon 'fi. Sld-, V " Dri,Kf'Ht,V. , ties for the different offices, as fol
Hall s Fauaily pills are the best. 0WB .
B- Franklin Grouse Passes Away-
On Moiidav iuoriiini; at about
uiorning at atxiut
four o'clock B, Franklin Crolise,
one of the well known men of the
. 1, m , .1
couiitv and an old citizen of this
1 e l n .
town, passed away from the eftects
of a stroke of apoplexy that lie had ,
several years ago, and which left bun ;
an invalid from that time.
Atone time Mr. ("rouse was a suc
cessful mail route contractor of the
Star routes, and made money. He
ut one time had alxiiit all the routes
in this county, but of late years he
over reached in the mail contract
business, and lost money and gave
his bondsmen trouble.
Mr. ( 'rouse is survived by thrw
sisters and two brothers, Daniel and I
Jerry ('rouse, Ixith of thi-- county.
The funeral will take place 011.
Thursday ut 2 o'clock p. m., from.
tne late residence. 11 is age was'
llxillt (! Vears. 8clifUQTOVe l!mr.
I
"I wish to express my thanks to!
the manufacturers of Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme-!
dy, for having put on the market
such a wonderful medicine, says
W. W Missingill, of Beaumont, Tex.
There are many thousands of moth
ers whose children have been saved
from attacks of dysentery and chol
era infantum who must also feel
thankful. It is for sale by all Drug
gists. Splendid Advice to Hunters.
Ac tin. .,,., B.un w ..lw,.,t i,,
open, and u. view of the man iv human Everv Fri(Uy tlighu at 1035
lives that are taken yearly by care- a through Tourist Car for Los ArjRe
less SportrmMD, the tollowirjff from MM aid Southern California, leaves
Ua , u 'to the Chioairo, Milwaukee and Si. Pul
le Sportsnian Magatine for Sep-1 1ailway ul0tl Pas8enKer Station,
temlxr is worth reading by all who i ChicaKo, via Oiuali a, Colorado
co miming. Do not shoot it a noise Pf,R! ft?,d, 8ali ke, c'ty' f?r alJ
6 . i. .. , . . points in Coloradof L tab, Nevada and
or moving object in the bushes, but I California.
wait u til the object is clearly re-i in addition to the regular Pullman
ftteniied before VOU pull tfatrfarer. portor. each car is accompaniett by
s. i ' 1 an Intelligent competent and court-
Better lose your only chance at a eoug ..courier., wbo win ttttend to
detr than to lose your petoeof mind wants of passengers en route. This
forevertlirouglireniorsetulcoiisc-ioii8-lsaneut.ire,ynfw fnaure of arist
. ft . ... . I car service, and will be appreciated
ness of having caused the death of 1 by families or by ladles traveling
human lieing. Aside from the costly I alone. Particular attention is paid to
. i . i i i. the care of children, who usually eet
lessons that have been taught, re-, eRry on lonK jourDey. y ei
member there are other hunters. These tourist cars are sleeping cars
roaming the forest as well as your- supplied with all the accessories ne
if j cpssary to make the journey comfort-
able and pleasant, and tbe berth rate
IT"" j (each berth will accommodate two
FUDllC SalS. persons) is only $8 00 from Chicago
Notices of sales win be Inserted free under thla. to California. Ask the nearest ticket
heading when the hills are printed at this omce. agent for a tourist car folilr, or ad
When the bills are not prlnttsl at this office so dregg jQhn R. Pott, District Passentr-
,i,i. uill tn fhunri.il Hiimnu i-v I,,., I tin. tn ro " V . i.""
have sale should select adate and have it insert
ed In this column.
TUEanAY. OCT. ,ono mile east ol Dallas
Post Office, Wm. II.Mwartz, Executor of David
M . swartz. deceased, will sell one mare, one cow,
farming Implements and household goods.
SATURDAY. OCT. s. one mile south of - Me -
Kees Half Falls, J. O. Snyder and O. W. Lyter,
Kxecntors of (leoiy.- snyder. deceased, win' sell
Snro
SATURDAY, Nov. ID. one and one-half mil.-" !
. . . e. j) w a wyi tnt ( aW I
sEKTMaT Hook. SSS !
JJJJJJJJJ ln F"nklln ,wp- p J
amatiQB
FOR NOVEMBER 7th. 1899.
t, p. s Hitter, Sheriff of Snyder County, Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby make
known Ud Vln not ice to the Electors of the
rotintv atorpsald flat an election will lit! held
! in aid county on Tuesday, Norember 7th. ltw-I
Election Procl
for the purpose of elect I ng the several persons I for $''.S()
i named, to-wlt i One person for Treasurer of t ho ' " '
Couiiiionwealtu of Pennsylvania, two persons SaillllL'l J. ' Inch ttl II. A. Alll
for .Judge' of the Supreme (Vmrt, one person for i s(lu, above.
' I,. I ... ... .1... llIM . ...... i ..r...li fnr 1 B. I '
.JllUgUUI i hi- DWm ll'l V Willi, V..V
soclatc Judge of Snyder County , one person for
shertff, one person fnr county Treesurer, three
persons for County CommlssfGners.tbreu persons
for county Auditors and one person for Coroner
of Snyder County.
The election places are as follows :
1st district, at the Odd ft Hows' Hall, In Se
llns(rr ive Borough.
Id district, at the hoose of John F. Hoyer, In
and for Perry township.
Sd district, at the house of David Hotter. In
and tor chapman township.
4th district. In Willlnin Mover's building, In
and for Washlnglon township.
i Kh district, at the Xagle Hotel, in and for
Franklin township,
i Uh district, at the Old fellows' Hall, In and
for Beaver township.
Tth dlstilct, at the house ot Harvey Wagner, In
ana ior watt beaver township.
Bth district, at the house of Peter Hartman,
In and fur Centre township.
9th district, at Ihc school house, Kreamer. In
u ki ior atlddlocreek lowusnip.
IMh district, at the house of Matilda Klsher
In and for Peun township.
nth district, at H"tiry M. D:rk's Ball "d
for Jackson township. '
HUH district, at Auraud s Hull, In and for
Monroe township.
13lh district, at the house of christian S.
UrayblU. In and (Of West Perry township.
14th district, at the Court House In and for
the Borough oi MMdletmrg,
l.Vh district, at the Poll Trevcrtoii House. In
and (or Union township.
I6tb district, at the bouse of James Mattcrn,
in and for Adams township.
ITth district, at the Public School House, in
adanuburg, In and lor spring ton nslitp.
NOTICE IS HKKKHY OITEN.
"That every person, except Ink' .lust ices ol the
Peace, who shall liold an ofllce or apsjlutment
,,, ,ir,p ,,rtnisi under the fnlted states or of
tuts state, or any city or Incorporated district,
whether a l otninlssloned ofllcer jr otherwise, a
K irdlnate oOtoer or agent, who Is or shall be
employed under I he legislative, executive, or
judlcliry di'piirtmont of this slats or ol the
li'heil states, or ol anv Incorporated district;
Ml(1 as ,U ,,v,.rv memher of Congress and Uie
state Legislature, and or the select or eommou
HuwpaMe mUho!d:
ing or exercising at tne same lime, tne onice or
poltittnent ol Judge, Inspector or clerk of any
election of this Commonwealth, and that no In
spector, Judge or any ofllcer of such election
shall be eligible lo be then voted for.
The inspectors and Judge of the elections
shall meet at the respective places appointed
for holding the election In the district to which
thev respectively belong, before seven o'clock In
the morning, and each of those Inspectors shall
ftttrviltit . .r.. ,....L Ktui shall I... u .Int.., I vi,r..r
REPUBLICAN.
state Treasurer, James K. Harnett.
.Itidireof the Snnretne Court J. llav nmwn.
jBtooflh.Sunerll, r roll .,, , v.teheti
Associate Judge. l'eterF1. KlegeL
sheriff, ooorge w. row.
('Ounty Treasurer, lleneviile smith,
. ,,, ..,,
County commissioners, lsSfw8B!L,
foeorge f. Muier.
unty Audiu.rs. " r' Howe"-
woner.ur.a ..1. Herman.
DEMOCRATIC.
State Treasurer, William T. Creany.
Judge of the Supreti.e Court, S. I,eille Mestraaat.
Judge ol the Bupertor court. Charles J. Kellly.
Associate Judge, Pharoi Henaan,
Shcrlll, WUllamO, Snyder.
County commissioner, 0. w. Knigins.
Auditor, A. II. Klinglcr.
PROHIBITION.
Stale Treasurer, John M. Caldwell.
Judge of the supreme Court, Agib. Klckelis.
Judgeol the suerlor Court, Harold L. Bobluson.
PEOPLE'S.
stale Treasurer, Justus Watklns.
Judge of the Supreme Court, John II. Stevenson.
Judge of UM superior Court, Nathan I,. Atwood.
SOCIALIST LABOR
.,,,,,...,.,. .,,..,,...
Judge of the Supreme Court, Donald L. Monro.'
Judge of the Superior Court, VaL Kemmel-
UNION REFORM.
state Treasurer, samuei d. Wood.
Judge of the supreme court, John H.stevensoo.
BRYAN A'TI-TRUST.
State Treasurer, William T. Creasy.
Judge ot the supremo Court, 8. 1sllo Mestreiaf
Judge of the Superior Court, Charles J. lie illy.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC.
County Commissioner. I. W. Thomas.
P. S. KITTER Sheriff.
Sh. rifi-HOtVu't'.MnJdlt'burp.Huyder
County, Pa,. October 28, 189.
""" Mmmuhm ai noctiier
i er Agent, oW) Lhestnut Ht., Fblladel
phia. Pa.
Engagement Announced.
1
i rrn a i-ir r a
I The engagement of Miss Margaret,
B. Stoner, of
HllllburV, .111(1 Mr. Ralph Meliclv, of
' . '
the sames place, is announced. The
happy event is to take place in Dec
COURT HOUSE CHIPS
I-mI Eiiii-ird lor Record.
John S. Aitcker and wife to Jos
eph Walborn, 2 acres and 81 per
cneeiu Doiuo twp, iff 250.
Benjamin Ulrioh. trustee of 8am.
1. Ulrich, to Samuel J. Ulrieh, lot
in IVnn t . wist ot SelilWgfOVe,
Etebeoca, David ami U. S. Mciser,
Exeeiitois of Jtmeuh Meiaer, to
Katie Sweigart, 'M't acres i" l'erry
townsiiip for (310.
t.e.trs 'irimletl.
Letters ofitdtiiiitii'trntion in the
(state ( Muthias Duiiliernian, lain
of Middlecreek two., were isniwtl 10
Milton DiHiberman on il.e 20th.
Miirrlne l.lrrnsea.
fDennia If. Fisher, Sflinijrmvo,
( Katie Hultaauule, WashingUiiilp.
f C E. Front, La Grange, Ind.
Mary K. Noetling, Selinsgrove.
I'opalar Falney Exploded,
The Scientific American Btates that
the veneruble bogey of the crystalliza
tion ot steel and iron In bridge struc
tures is persistently trotted out. It is
probable that a large percentage ot the
passengers doily crossing Urooklyn
bridge believe that the metal of tho
bridge is deteriorating "crystalliz
ing" and that tho wire cables, unless
they are renewed, will in the course of
time give way and precipitate the whole
bridge into the river. Testa in tho la
boratory and half a century'a tests in
the field, supplemented by the recent
careful testB made by Prof. Carpenter,
of Cornell, prove that this view is no
longer tenable. There is no reason
why, with careful inspection to pre
vent oxidation by the weather, the met- i
nl of such structures as the Urooklyn
and Forth bridges should not last as in
definitely as if It lay imbedded in the
ore from which it was extracted.
Hon. (i. A. Henoch and wife at
tended the funeral of Christian
Mcnscli in Uuioii county last week.
We are in receipt of a copy of a,
little booklet "Keeping Cows from ,
Profit," issued by The IV Laval Se
parator Co., 74 Cortlandi Street,
New York. There is a verv large
edition of tins book, a copy of which
will lie sent free to any of our read
ers who send a request for a copy
panel mention the Middlehurg Poht.
How Is this?
Perhaps sleepless nights
caused It, or gnef, or sick
ness, or perhaps it was care.
No matter what the cause,
you cannot wish to look old
at thirty.
Gray hair is starved hair.
The hair bulbs have been
deprived of proper food or
proper nerve force.
Increases tbe circulation in
the scalp, gives more power
to the nerves, supplies miss
ing elements to the hair
bulbs.
Used according to direc
tions, gray hair begins to
show color fn a few days.
Soon It has all the softness
and richness of youth and
the color of early life returns.
Would you like our book
on the Hair? We will gladly
send it to you.
Write anf
If you do not obtain all the
benefits you expected from
the Vigor, write the doctor
about it. He may be able to
suggest something ot value
to you. Address. Dr. J. C.
Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
MlDDLEBUROH MARKET.
Butter 18
Eggs 20
Onions
Lard 6
Tallow 4
Chickens 7
Turkeys 10
Shoulder 8
Ham 12
Wheat 68
Rye 45
Corn 35
Oats (old) 00
Oats (new).... 25
Potatoes 30
Bran per 100. 80
Middlings" 90
Chop 90
Our brush should be used daily
in place of the ordinary hair
brush, hair washes, or hair grow
ers. If you do not find, after
six months' trial, that
Dr. Scott's
ELECTRIC
Hair Brush
will do all we claim for it send it
back and your money
will be refunded. You
can buy the number
one size for
Dollar.
It Is Guaranteed to Cure
Nervous Headache in five minutes!
Bilious Headache in five minutes I
Neuralgia in five minutes I
Dandruff and diseases of the scalp I
Prevents falling hair and baldness I
flakes the hair long and glossy I
For sale at Dry Goods stores and Drugjlsts
or sent on approval, postpaid, on receipt
of price and ten cents for postage.
( Hipdoo. "TIIK DOCTORS STOKY," ttntfrte on
oivrM full MWeSSNM WNffrtiiiw Dr. Scott'a
Klielrie BtU: '. Si. in.l H. tlertric r,.rt.. ft .
1.. SI.M. I'.i. 11 mi
KUeirtc AsMM MBI
a .i.
KUeMe Firth llnuhn. K.
Sufflu Kii"r, ft. Electric Hasten, Si cte.
Eltutic Trustee, S3. 4
GEO. A. SCOTT,
84a Broadway, N.Y.
AVANTK')--KVKHAL BRIGHT AND HON
eft HrMi to represent Ufl its MiiiiHfQii in
tin a tn I cl nn Uy roiinltpfl. Salnry f'.HO a your
mid HpWIllHi Strnifcht, bnim-fldc, im DIOTS,
tin pr4 fMlury INisition prrmatipiit. Our refer
nii'cF, any hnnk in any Town. It i.i mainly of-
nc worx cfni'ineiod nt iioine. iweretuM in
vone nelf-addresfHMl Ntaritpeil envelupe. I uy.
Di'MlMtiif i'oMi'ANV, I)ept :t, CbliMgO P-2H-I(it.
2sSNYDER
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8S2222222222222292
MARRIAGES,
1835-1899,
COMPILED BY
GEO. V. WAGENSELLER, A- M.,
- AUTHOR OF
"HISTORY OF THE WAGEN8ELLER FAMILY IN
AMERICA," FORRY AND ORWIG
GENEALOGIES.
The record of thp marriages published in this book
have beon carefully gathered from various sources and rep
resent those who were married in Snyder County, Penna ,
during the time peeiUed. but also many from adjaoent
counties. It in the first volume of this character puhli-lu"!
in any county iu the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
There is a record of more than
7,500 Marriages or 15,000 Names,
of persons who resided in this county and who are now re
siding here. It is not represented to contain every marriage
solemnized in this county during that period, but only such
whose records could be secured, hut tor the greater period
the record is nearly complete. The records consulted arc as
follows :
1. From 1808 to Oct 1, 1885. the marriages are taken
from the files of tbe Mfddleburg Post.
i. From Oct. L ItjHTt. when tne license law went into ef
fect, to April 10, 18111), the record was taken from the license
docket of Snyder County, Pa.
Si. Hev. Adolf B. Casper's Marriage Record.
4. Rev. John Peter Bhindel's (Jr.) Marriage Record.
5. Rev. Charles Oustavus Krlenmyer's Marriage Record.
An Index of Surnames.
has been made and published in the book enabling easy ac
cess to any name in the volume. There are represented
1813 different surnames.
Points to be Conslered.
There are a great many points to be considered whleh
demonstrate the value of having this publication at your
finger's ends. We can name only a few at this time ;
1. It is a ready reference book of marriages whleh re
calls many pleasant events and also places a permanent
record in the bands of your posterity with which they will
never be willing to part.
2. It is a veryuseful guide to assist you In fixing the
dates of collatteral events.
3. It is an indispensable book for the genealogist and
the historian.
4. It is of incalculable value to tbe politician who
should be thoroughly posted concerning the "dear" people.
5. The Lawyer, Doctor, Clergyman, Editor and Teacher
will find it a convenience, and, in time, almost a necessity,
nearly every day of his life.
0. Not a store, hotel, nor a business place of any kind
in Snyder County should be without a copy of this book.
7, No historical or genealogical, nor any other publio
library is complete without a copy of this work.
Special Offer.
This book like many others that will be called for only
by a limited number of people will of necessity cost more per
volume than those whose circulation run into tens and even
hundreds of thousands of copies. There will be only about
three hundred copies of this work and those who wish a copy
should not delay placing an order early. The preparation
of this book has entailed a great deal of labor and expense
and so far as the remuneration Is concerned, we should have
at least Five Dollars per volume for it. We do not, however,
desire to make the price a barrier, and Imbued with the idea
of placing the book within tbe reaeh of all, we have decided
to offer lt fo
Only Three Dollars a Copy.
Orders by mail will have onr prompt attention. An
agent is wanted In every district of the eounty to solicit or
ders, Address all communications to the compiler,
GEO. W. WA6ENSELLER. A. M.
DEPT. A, MIDDLBBURG, PA.
69.Cents fnr Nothing.
JmI M4. a wo4erfal aalaltfMef TcrttUaea
at.wesraadai. Iteosta sfBesMatoprlataailT
cents to mall cask copy.
If free Is all iru tcriie for u.
TM hoolc contslnt 304 psait (ills 14V10k In.).
hut in mi i illuttrstlou. and iiuotei WO.ouu artlclssat
whuleulu prices to eoasomen. Here I the book:
Thlt valaahlc cats
tonne tclU nil about
Agricultural Imple
ment.. Uaby Coachet,
Heddlntt. Klcyclca.
HooU. Bamrlca, Can
dies. Carpets, Uaal,
Clocks. Ciothrae.
Q o r e t s , Crockery.
Cur taint. Catlsry.
Farm Waaoni, Fur
ulturc. Mini Fur
uUIiIoki. Ulauvsrs,
Urocerlet. Harness,
Hsu, Hoilerr. Jew.
elrr. Ladlea'Clotntac
ladle.' Farnlfhlogi,
Lamps. Msckla
toahi-a Mlrrora. Ma
Iral In.trumrnu.Or
gana, Palata, Plaaos.
rirturea. Hortleras.
Itefrlgerston, Sad
dle., l.vlat.
bHRbBP4bb2vBw LaLl
Marhlnea. Shlrta. Shoss, Sllre nrare. StoTea. TtBWSN.
Tobacco. Towels, Traaks, Coderwesr, Upholabtrr
Uooda. tVatcbea, tad tboasaadj of other trtlclra.
with thla book la your poaaetaloa. you can bay
cbeapar than tke a.erago dealer.
Von can aare large anma of money on STerythlnr
you need, at say ssstoa of the year.
Lithographed Carpet and Rug Catalogue,
and our Clothing Catalogue icilh sample
attached, art alto frtt JCrprestagt paid
en clothing , frtighl paid on carpet.
Which book rAall is soul iron t Adtrttt mi wag .-
JULIUS HINES & SON
BALTIMORE, HD.
Department 80S
Agents Wanted
Dr. Scott's F.lectric Unbreakable
Coraeta, Electric Hair llrushes, Electric
Belu, 3. s, i ; Electric Kaiora,
Electric Inaolea. Nature, own remedy
for backache, nervouaneaa. indigestion
headache, liver and kidney trouble A.
valuable book free .
Ko.lCorvt.il.
Pint paid, gl 10.
State waul u.
OKO. A. SCOTT.
IU Steadway, S.w York.
CAUTION NOTICE.
Publfo notloa la iiereh iriven that Ilia untier
- 1 1 1 1 1 ItM purclianed the hef ftf nu ntimel
uerntitial prop ty of and fnitu K V. iHfltoh, of
MuMlernek ToWttflhlp. 8nyler Comity, P.,
anl har taken pOSMMtlOH of the Maine, hut
left it tin the premises:
1 black mare, one ttorrel mare, two eown, one
hull, one heifer, two pi(CH. thirty ehieketm mure
ir loaa, two plows, one nptke tooth harrow, one
Mprintc t.mtli iiarrow, one hay rake, one hay
fork rope and pulley a, ODeJ-horae wwon, one
champion mower, one home cultivator, one
fannlllC mitt, una vrlnd ntone. one I"tcKy nnil
ona et barnaaa, one imv harnoaa, lot btldlaas.
lot halterN, lot forkn, eiKl aere of eoru in one
RaM And txaoraaof corn In the other Held, '-"
buabala whan! m buabalaoC oat-, im hunhe's of
rye. ISacraaol wheat in the ground, U acres of
rye in the ground, one cook stove, one coal
to lot of carpet, one table, one euphoard.
one corner euplMiard, and sink, one flour chest,
lot chain1 four beds and beildiiifr, stands, lot
crocks, stands. lot potatoes, loiinKe, and all
otl er persoiial ptopattf ownml by the said K
C, Ut Ich not iiientiotted therein'
All paraont are hereby warned not to disturb
or IntBI1 meddle with the aimer mentioned per
noun I property under pain if batng deatt wttU
according to law. U. w. YODKH.
Middleburuh, la., Sept. 11, 1SUV.
COUNTY.
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