Waly Meat Market!
This place continues to be
headquarters for Tender Steak,
Juicy Roasts, Choice Dressed
Poultry, Sausage, Pudding and
Fresh F
[ aim to serve my patrons
the best in my line that
sh in Season.
with
the market affords.
Thanking the public for a
and solicit-
of the
eral patronage,
continuance
I am
ing a
same,
Respectfully yours,
WAHL,
HAY'S HOTEL,
Se
Salisbury, Pa.
Wlisbury, Pemnn’a.
This elegant NEW THREE-
STORY HOTEL one of the
best equipped hostelries in Som-
is
erset county.
Modern
of all kinds, such as S
Warm and Cold Baths,
phone, Fine Bar, etc.
Tquipments
team ITeat,
Tele-
Centrally located with fine sur-
roundings. Tables supplieed with
the best the niarkets afford.
Rates reasonable.
CT. HAY.
Proprietor.
I=tablished 3
PS. TAY,
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Dry Goods
Notions,
Ilats and Caps,
15:
Boots and Shoes,
GROCERIES
QUEENSWARE, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, ETC.
SAILISBU RLY, I?
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
IY
S. LOWRY & SON.
long practical experience has espec-
inlly fited us for this work.
Thanking you for past favors we
licit a continuance of the same.
SO-
S. Lowry & Son. = Salisbury, Pa.
FRANK PETRY & SONS,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
ELK LICK, P4
Contracts taken, ¢ 'stimutes promptly furn-
islied 3ad neat and substantial work guar-
"TAKE NoTICE! Frank
included in this firm.
Repairing
guaranteed.
Petry, Jr, iS not
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All kinds of hauling done promptly
and at reasonable rates.
SALISBURY, PA.
W. FF. GaAriLyrzZ,
d
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WEST SALISBURY, PA.
All kinds of hauling and delivering of goods
nt low prices. Your patrod ¢issolicited.
1 worl
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ITack Line,
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Sali=bury
wictors,
s- Salisbury
Until further notice
irtive at Meyersdale a
No. 10, Daily.
No. 46 Daily.
No.6: Pail...
No. 14, Daily
No. 9, Daily.
No. 47, Daily..
No. 5, Daily, .
No. BH, Paly.........c..000
Just received, at THE Star office, a
nice line of Visiting Cards.
lib |
A.
Satisfaction |
T1AING:. |
Tur Republican county and legisla-
tive ticket to be voted for next Tuesday
needs nb recommendation. It is made
up of the best of Republicans and the
best of men.
There is TTon. W.
sembly. Where can you find a better
or a grander man? His career in Som-
erset county v long and honorable
one. No man can point to a single dis-
honorable act in his entire professional
H.
is
career, and in politics he has always
been a power for the good of the Repub-
| lican. party. He fearless,
{ honorable and an orator of national |
| reputation. Back in the Sixties he
Lin Congress and the whole nation
| proud of him. He is kind-hearted
| a friend of the
well the interests of the plain people, if
honest,
is
poor.
elected.
There is 8. A. Kendall,
mate. Everybody
| everybody knows
| whoele-souled fellow
his running
Sam,
an
knows
what
he is.
| in Greenviile township of poor but hon-
orable parents. 1lis was a hard strug-
gle to get an education and a start in
life, but we who know him know how
i by hard work and energy he overcame
| every obstacle and made his
|life. He ix made of the right kind of
| clay, and will be true to you and to me
and to everybody.
|
noblemen. Ile
| brainy and serupulously honest.
| just the kind of a man to send to IHar-
| risburg, and that’s where we will send
of nature’s is
him,
But why devote any more
our county and legislative
is a ticket all the way through,
made up of the best of men, and
good Republican will fail to vote for
every
space
ticket? It
good
110
man on it.
| 1
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|i
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|
|
|
trying
Joseph E.
Ture Johnstown Democrat is
[ hard to make it appear that
Thropp was a bolter, two years
[and that J. D. Ilicks was the regular
| Republican nominee for Congress at
that time. The Democrat knows that
there is not one word of truth in
statement, but it makes the misrepre-
{ sentation for the purpose of aiding the |
| Democratic nominee in the present |
rampaign. Neither Thropp nor Hicks
its
Koontz for As-
fo.
i house
| dwelling he occupies
ago; |
was |
was |
and |
He will guard |
and |
honest, |
He was born |
mark in |
Sam Kendall is one |
kind, | ©
He is |
and a piteherof water for the speakers,
as well as an officer to preserve orler,
as there were several intoxicated per-
sons present. who greatly interrupted
the meeting.
When the meeting was called to or-
der, if it can be said that it really was
called to order, A. L.. Lowry nominated
0. W. Boyer, a Swallowite, and Esquire
Samuel Lowry and Dr. A. F. Speicher
vice The same A. L
Lowry also nominated 8. R. MeKinley
and J. I. Barchus secretaries, and
{force hairman—well,
as presidents.
>
ve.
as
it was hard to teil
just who was
{ believe Committeeman 8. 0,
was supposed to be the chairman.
importance of voting the straight Re-
| publican ticket. The
well received, and we
speeches
think Salisbury
duty.
Ion. Joseph E.
Koontz and Ir. WW.
ed to address the meeting, but owing
to other pressing engagements, neither
ot them could be with us.
a
Thropp, Hon. WV.
Biesecker were bill-
Many a household is saddened by
because of the failure
and absolutely certain cure
such as One Minute Cough Cure.
your little ones are protected against emer-
2. 8. Hay, Inlk Lick, Pa.
a
Prosperous Agent Riley.
to keep on hand a
for eroup,
Soe that
safe
Toney.
of West
accommod
B. & O. Agent
bury, not only
ing station agent
Riley,
is at-
a very
, but
chairman, although we
Newman |
However, the speaking was splendid |
and all the speakers urged the great
were |
and Elk Lick Republicans will do their
11.
|
death |
Salis- |
he is also a very |
thrifty gentleman and a great improver |
of that town. For the past few ye
he has erected about one
arnually, and besides
himself, he has
houses and is
the snug
two snug tenement now
erecting the third. Mr. Riley has learn-
ing purposes. and he deserves
credit for his enterprise.
houses he not only benefits himself, but
he benefits the whole community; for
ars:
new dwelling |
i profusely
and
{the
> : : i Nearly
ed that it pays to build houses for rent- | early
much |
In building |
I selling it.
the more houses the more people, and |
had the regular Republican nomina- |
this is a fact
aware of.
made no
that
tion, two years ago, and
{ that all intelligent voters are
that time the conférees
| nomination. It is true, however,
‘the majority of the conferees
time agreed to State
{ Haywood into the conference and give
him the power to cast four votes, one
for each county. This was objected to
by the conferees of Kooser
take Treasurer
on the ground thal none of the regu-| | |
L'eitizens,
larly appointed conferees had a lawful
right to delegate any nominating power
| to Haywood or anyone else outside of |." |.
in Salisbury,
[ the district. Of course the conference
| disagreed, whereupon the Ilicks and
| Evans conferees went to Ilarrisburg
| and took Haywood, the outsider, into
the conference, giving him the power
[to cast four votes, and in this way
Hicks was nominated.
i conferees remained at Johnstown,where
and Thropp, |
| causes
at that |
the more people the more business and
prestige is added to the community.
People who have the means would dd
| St. Louis, Mo., or New York City.
well to follow his example.
There is an old saying that he who
two blades of
grass to grow !
where but one has grown before. is a |
benefactor; but
circumstances,
that depends
There
public
‘entirely
are places around here where there is
already much grass
places where buildings should be erect-
upon
too orowing—
ed instead of causing or allowing grass |
to grow. Where too much grass grows
in atown, and moss on the backs of the |
there is something
mm
fing ahead.
Jut while this |
| was being done, the Kooser and Thropp | { man for his home in the skies.
too many cases of mosshack right here
but glad to
dwindling in numbers
we are note
that they are
wrong. |
Truth compels us to say that there are |
and that the whole community is forg- |
Let the good work go on,
and all honor to the people who build
houses and favor improvements.
—
Late to bed and early to rise, prepares a
But early
to bed and a Little Farly Riser, the pill
the conference had been in session, and | | that makes life longer and better and wiser.
nominated Kooser.
Then the question | |
arose as to whether llicks or Kooser |
was the lawfully nominated candidate,
and the matter was decided
{ Dauphin county court. And what
the court’s decision? Just what all
[intelligent people predicted,
| that neither Hicks nor Kooser was law-
[ fully nominated. The court decided
| that nomination illegal
| because it was made by a minority of
i the conference. And the court alsode-
| cided that the nomination of licks wes
{ illegal,
by the
whom
Kooser’s was
was brought
votes by
court decided
conferee,
because it
four cast
the not
{ lawfully hence
! no right to cast a vote for anyone.
party therefore
a candidate, and it
Haywood.
was a
chosen
Republican was
i without
in the
Was |
namely,
| and dates
j every
had |
The |
left |
being too
i late to ged cn the ticket in the regular |
{ Republican column,
both took
the law provides for in such cases, the
Throop and Hicks
out now.ination
about | en an
papers, as |
; . |
former appearing on the ballot as the |
| Protectionist candidate, and
as the Sound Money candidate.
{ fore, neither Thropp nor llicks was the
both
one
There- |
nominee, although
[were Republicans, and
had as good a right to take out
nation papers as ihe other, and neither
lof them a bolter, the
Demoeral’s lying the
withstanding.
Republican
staunch
was
to contrary not-
Its Witch
Lerfeit
3. aT
Ath alirerd com! i
When you ask
Salve don’t aca:
There
ceuved hy this, that
5. Hay, lic Lick
orl
P’iles be
1d. PP.
tion. are mor
Repu
biican Meeting.
The Republican meeting held in Ral-
last
well
Ps
isbury, was
attended,
r
J. Kooser, S.A.
Friday evening,
Messrs,
Hs
and the speakers,
Kendall and WW.
nerall made stirring speeches that were |
with rounds of
applause. The only drawbacks about
the meeting were the bad order and
| the fact that the hall was not warmed
for the occasion. The evening was very |
cold, and as the room was not heated, |
received
the latter |
|
|
nomi- |
Johnstown | .
Hazel
San- |
enthusiastic |
Elk Lick, Pa.
tr
THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
P. Ss. Hay,
| Republican Meetings Arranged for
Many Points Daring the Clos-
ing Weeks.
During the closing weeks of the
paign, beginning October 25, a series of
Republican will be
throughout this county, and the times
meetings
hear an
the questions
opportunity to
gent discussion of at
issue.
Following are the places and
already arranged for. The meetings to
be held in the afternoon will be opened
at 1 o'clock, and those in the evening
at 7
IHooversviile. ..
o'clock.
I'riday evening, Nov. 4.
Jenners.... Saturday afternoon; Nov. H
Steystown.. Nov. 5.
Garrett...
If
{ they will be announced.
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Saturday evening
Wednesday
other meetings
gy
evening,
are arranged for
th or cold is cured with-
the betters Linger-
Hacking cough is
The sooner a cous
out harm to the sufferer
ing colds are dangerous.
distressing.
ly cures it. Why suffer when such a cough
is within reach?
P. 8. Hay, Elk Lick, Pa.
Cue
taste.
Pomona Grange Meeting
. 1898.
following subjects will be dheuasad:
to be held at Jenners, Nov.
Leaks and wastes on the
ed by
Kind and care of farm
Highland Grange 897.
farm; open-
Vile Grange.
animals;
Agricultural Education and how to
Valley Grange.
Our competitors in Agriculture and
Jenner Grange.
Advanee-
educate the Farmer;
to meet them;
Is the G
how
range making any
vicinity
i Critchficld, and other alle
cam- |
held |
ited our town recently.
have been so arranged that
person in the county will he giv- |
intelli- |
dates |
Nov. 2. |
the *
One Minute Cough Cure guick= i.
i though crowds ¢
It is pleasent to the
The!
i not to purchase from larvey J. Baugh- |
said Tiarvey J.
|
ment in the co-operation feature of its |
work— Maple Grange.
The public is cordially invited to this
open meeting of Pomona.
I trade.
Query box open to all on Agricultural |
subjects. LECTURER.
a
many could not stand the chill and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
were obliged to leave the hall. Our
committeeman should have seen to it
that the hall was properly warmed,and
he should also have provided a stand | tise it in Tug Star.
Cures Piles, Scalds, Burns.
i a minnie
If you have anything to sell, adver-
It will pay you.
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Rockwood.
Nov. 1st.—The general sentiment in
exterminated.
The farmers are about done
They report an immense ¢rop.
Latayette Vought has started
store in the room recently occupied by Far-
ling Brothers’ meat market. Mr. Vought is
an enterprising young man and is worthy
ism will he
husking corn.
ry
0 grocer
of suceess.
red, Masters, who was sick
cnitis, is again teaching school.
The Republicans will hold a meeting here,
Thursday evening, at which the issues in-
volved in the present campaign will be i S-
by F. J.-Kooser, S.A. Kendall, N.-B
speakers,
Miss Maud Gardner returned from Pitts-
burg, Sunday, where she had been visiting
relatives,
with bron-
cussed
work. |
Apply for description terms |
Nery,
this |
in recard to polities is that Quay- |
fave used Ripans Tabules with so much eatls-
faction that I can cheerfully recommend tiem.
Have been troubled for about thice ) cars with
what I called bilious attacks coming on regularly
once a woek. Was told by dliferent physicians
that it was caused by Lad teeth, of whicen I had
soveral. I had the teeth extracted, but the ate
tacks continued. I had seen udvertiserents of
Ripans Tabules In all ihe p. aper
fn them, but about six wi
duced me to try them. He
small 5 cent boxes of tha T
no recurrence of the attacles. ver piven a
testimonial for anything tho great
amo d wliich1beleve: s Ledn « ote me
by Ripans les induces me te {1 mine tothe
many tes onials you doubtles 3
possession now. A. T. DeWirt
t to Infc
ords of
, of the
ve derived
Ripuns Tabules.
Tm you,
highest
be neti
from
HRS SE EAA:
1I-IEF.
my cases I
completely
ingo nt he
found myself
run down
apaga
comn
GIVES RE
Mother wos
with he
$isoplensy 0
ind
m any
she sans
troubled
ALEGRE GS
A
relieved
and now talk
gens afew cartons Ripaas
ill not he with-
arly, es
is fifty vi Tt «
of health and spi its;
als, cn impossibi efore sha >
INGALLS ,|
EH BE DARA NE add dino Gud
O1
iil of humanity.
nai
I have been a great sufferer from eonstipaticn
foroverfl.e years. Nutiing gave me any relied.
My feet aud legs and abdomen were bloated 0
I could not wear shoes ou my fect and only a loose
dress, 1 saw Ripans Tabules advertised In our
daliy paper, bouslit some and took temas direct
ed. Have taken them avout three weeks and tiers
13 such a change! Iam not constipated any mors
and 1 ow it atl tO Ripans Tabules, Jam thirty-
seven years old, have no occupation, only my
household ‘duties and nu:sing my sick husband.
He has had the cropsy and | am trying Ripans
Tahules for him, Ie fe £330 somo i etter hut it will
taka Foma tiie, a
may use my letter ar
T
lo ¢I
I hare been su
{ since I wis & Ltt
Licadaches ever
Waeverrideina
Vlio a crowdasd
tries fs ‘ol an
[ne wao was
i for « e cit: ATH
UEP eS A
aa
stimontial,
JOVI RE.
every-day
POY COSY
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PPTL PT
By.oes so1-year-ok! boy
ut with pains fn
constipation
of his
ull nos
t HED dren of Lis
a do ai ol what he
1 did net agred
Lin, Ile was thin
gaflron color.
in faver of
a
did e:
With
tho heac
good ¢ ne
I stomac hie eisnow
i Sn chang ipans Tabules.
I am satisfied t Lenetit any one (from
the: ¢ eradio to old age) if taken according to direc-
E. W. rice.
y red
w for sale
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for which I heartily thank the good people
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Respectfully,
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S.
wants of our customers in
ALL KINDS OF
A. Lichliter is doing business at the old stand.
ed stock and facilities for handling goods,
STAPLE
Heed)
With greatly increas-
re are prepared to meet the
GROCERIES
| Feed, Flour, Corn, Oats, Ite.
In short anything to feed man or beast.
| OF CARBON OIL and can
{ lond lots. We are also
Furthermore, we are JOBBERS
save merchants money on this line, as we buy ear-
| ITeadquarters Mor Maple Sweets.
|
We pay cash for good Butter and nice. clean I'resh Eggs.
i what advantages we offer.
S. A. LICHLITER,
Bill Pritts, the notorious moonshiner,vis- |
PueliTAN.
— om
‘ne Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is whict it was made for.
e—
Deal and Vieinity.
t.—Mr Editor, permit mo to give
youn few ites for your newsy paper.
busy plowing
stil
best
Parmers in this vieinity are
although
rn, which was one
their oats ground, sole are
huaking co of our
Crops.
Mr. RP. W. Suder
iontown, where he
Henry, who is down with typhoid fever.
W. J: Lindamwan made n trip to Savage,
’n. Now, the boys of Deal had better toon
a little out when W. J. returns, or
the chance of getting
has returned from Un-
had been to see his son,
mony stand a
cooler’?
Wilson Gomer has erceted new: stable
on his little farm near Deal.
Andres Mull, disappeared
August,
a
who on
has not
nen have
20th of yot
been ‘hun
for him ever since,
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