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Prince Nicolas Tsherbatov

Prince Nicolas TsherbatOv,
Flag Lieutenant Imperial Russian Navy. In
speaking of the efficiency of the Liebig CO.'S
Coca Beef Tonic. says: at Is most excellent
good" General Franz Sgel says: ut benefited
me very much" Invaluable In debility, dys.
peps1a, btlousness, sick headache and nervous
ness. Beware OF limitations.
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CITY ITEMS.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

Iowa CITY, IA.
II can endorse 1t as the best preparation of
the kind have ever used. No physician can
AFFORD to do without it," says Professor A. G.
CoWperthwaite, Phi. D., NJ. D. professor OF
Diseases OF Women, &c.), Of the Liebig Co. g
Arnfcated Extract OF Witch Hazel Cures Fee
male Weaknesses and Periodical Suffering,
LeucorrhGa, Exhausting losses of Blood and
Neuralgia. Beware Of cheap counterfeits. Sold
In fifty cents and dollar sizes.
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EOR WEDDING GIFTS.
Polished BEass and Crystal B0U1LLOTTES
CHRONICLES. BCONCEs. CANDLESTICKS.
BRACKETS, MIRRORS;
Sterling SILVERWARE in great variety;
FANCY GOODS;
JEWELRY. CLOCKS, &c.
M. w. CALI BRO. & CO.,
apl6 l1O1 Pennsylvania avenue.
DABASOL6 AND UMBRELLAS.
At 6TINEMETZ'S HAT STORE,
ap2l 1887 Pa. av. next to cor 18th st.
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AmuSements. &C.

THE INDUSTRIOUS TRAGEDIAN, SALvINI-An
idea Of the superior rank given Salvini by COM
petent critics Is found In the New York Evening
r0ss eFi1lcs IN upon pom, sarah Bernasrdt which
shallow, almost paltry, when measured by the
standard recently set on this self same stage
by the colossal genius OF Saivini." The final
performance OF Salvini In this city Will be the
Gladiator and Othello. Manager Ford has Sc
cured this engagement at an extraordinary
risk. The sale OF seats indicate an unqualified
success.
NATIONAL THEATER-"Billee Taylor" will be
given, according to the authorized version, by
the fine company at the National every night
this week and at the Saturday matinee.
COMIC OPERA AT LINCOLN HALL-Sullivan's
sparkling comic opera, "Box and Cox, will be
given at Lincoln Hall this evening by some OF
the best local talent, as Will be seen by the ad-
ForeSman, who Will appear as "B0uncer,"
THK SEAToH MONUMRNT.-The suggestion Of
TIE STAR that the public schools should erect
a monument over the grave Of the late W. w
SeatOn, esq.,, eminent for so many public and
private virtues, and as warm friend of public
schools, Is about. to bear its first fruits. The
Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Association" COM
posed OF present and late pupils of the High
schools, enthusiastically enlisted In the cause,
and have. under the instruction OF Miss NJ. k
Schreiner, an elocutionist OF more than ordi-
nary ability w9 no ase S her ser
Julius Cesar Mr.. Samuel G. Kingsley, Of
the National Theater, upon being seen by
two OF the school trustees, became inter
ested In the object and his kind efforts were
supplemented by the very generous offer OF
Mr.. Aloaugh, Of the National Theater without
charge, an act which the friends OF the schools,
and this community, which holds Mr.. Seaton's
memory In such high esteem, will not fall to
appreciate. The 18th of May Is fixed for the
performance. The young people have been un.
firing In their labor, and Miss Scnreiner has
given individual and general instruction
through many months rehearsals. 1t Is safo
tnat the company has elements Of more than
ordinary talent, and their presentation OF the
play VIII be better than ordinary amateur
performances. The spontaneity of the move
ment Is prophetic OF success
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Liebfs Co.'S Coca Reef r.

Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic
HaS received highest medals at Principal Ex-
positions, and is endorsed and prescribed by
the Medical Faculty here and abroad as the
standard Tonic. Beware Of worthless imita-
ttons
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CONDEMNED Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at 7:l0 pm, and
eXt1Dgufshe0 at $3.50 q m
IN the PONCE Court yesterday George Mcln-
JOSH, sailor boy, was charged with the larceny
OF w pistols from the model room of the Pat
ent once, the property of the United State3
ne waved an examination. and the case was
sent TO the grand jury under $500 bonds
>, The counsel for ex senator Cnristtancy In his
divorce suit has withdrawn the request to Ex-
amlner Lovejoy to have the question Certified
TO the Circuit Court that they propouuded to
Or. Lugenbeel on cross examination relative to
tne ADDRESS on the letter that he mailed on
The will OF the late William A. Orutt. OF
Georgetown, oequeathing bis property to his
family, has been filed.
the estate OF Denis McAulife to the widow
bond $780,
The. The yestry Of st. Luke's P. E. Church has
for their easter Offering the beautiful rail
which adOrns our chanceI
X; Calloun Deri1 ger, esq, OF the Phtla.
Of Pennsylvania was to-day. on motion OF COL
c. M. DeriDger, admitted to practice in the
supreme Court OF the District.
MIR. b. SeVerSOn, an Old and well-kn0Wn citi-
gen. is about to leave Washington to take up
his residence In Florida, where he will follow
his proft sston OF engineer and cultivate
oranges: He will make his home at Molino,
EScambia county.
The pressure upon the advertising columns
OF THE STAR on Saturday last was without
precedent The number OF new advertisements
Der ever printed In single issue of the paper.
Advertisers will, therefore, confer a favor by
sending in their orders at the earliest practi-
cable moment, to insure insertion and cIassi1-
cation In next Saturdays enlarged and extra
edition.
A motion to admit to ball William E. Gray,
doImerly Of the Treasury department here)
VINO was convicted Of forgery. and who oo-
tanned new trial from the general term OF tue
Ds ID IN Ne
Louis Bessendahl, OF New York, becoming his
bOndsman.
The interesting anniversary exercises Of the
National Deaf Mute College for the year 1851
Will be held In The hall or the institution, at
Kendall Green, next Wednesday, at O'Clock
p. m.
This morning the horse attached to the bust.
ness wagon OF Cook Brothers, 18th street, near
T. took fright and ran away. A small boy "a
younger brother OF the firm), was thrown out
by the teamtu rning and the wagon passed
over him. inJurlng him very seriously-inter-
nally.
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Terrible LOSS OF Life.
Millions OF rats, mice. cats, bed bugs reaches,
lose their lives by Collision with Though ON
Rats" Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. tn
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ROPIO.
FRUIT
LAX TIVE.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Ia thorough in its Medicinal Action.
and yet 30 AGREEABLE to the TASTE that
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to divide
the LoZENGE Into parts (s.y two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET 1t Is espe-
cslly essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
till one becomes accustomed to its use-when mild
follow. Ladies' and children. and those who
dislike taking pills and nsuseous medicines to
secure cathartic sction are especially pleased with
Its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE. and you Will
esteem 1t highly 90 SAFE, PLEASANT and EFF
FECT1VE remedy. Packed In bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
PRICE. ~ Gents. Large boxes, 90 Gents.
mart-eo&W
DISTRICT 9 SoS SSEu bBE 1871, s5K PER GENT
Interest payable at Treasury United States.
At 1l5 these bonds pay about ~ per cent.
few thousand for sale.
apo LEWIS JOHNSON co.. Bankers.
tc CHAIR Bottoms ana Backs: Any SIZE Elastic.
Inc m.r A s. WILLIAMS Hardware 'l' 18th street
CUNNINGHAM, THE wELL-KNowN. REL1-
WORK IL his line New SIX HATS made to ord. 9.
7z0 18Th street northwest. - narH
T AM NOW PREPARED TO FUnNIoH
ESTIMATES FOB HEATING HOUSES
WITH FURNACES Oh HEATER AND FIRST.
CLASS RANGES FOB COOKING. WITH EsTI-
MATES FOR PLUMBING.
WALTER ID. WYVILL,
spll-1m 469 Penn. ave. northwest.
CAM'L LEWIS SONS,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERsMTHs.
Have Just opened full line Of
STERLING SILVER /.
SILVER PLATED.WARR.
Designed especially for
WEDDING GIFTS.
apl6 I910 PonAoylvnAin avenue.
GOODW1N'6 SUN DIAL
" GAS HEATING STOVES,
For Heating ParloFs. Dining Rooms Hall and. Bath
Rooms.
For sale 1t Once Of Warrington Gas Light Co..
Ala 10th street northwsst.
Call and examine them. jan27
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Two MEN SEVERELY ASSAULT WOMAN
James Taylor and James Waters. two young
colored men. were charged in the Police Court
to-day with assaulting a bright mulatto girl
named Ida Addison, VINO testified that about 10
o'clock last night man came to her house, On
Sd street, between Maine and Maryland ave-
nues. and told her that gentleman at the
corner wanted to see her. She went TO the cor
ner, and was told by Waters that the person
who wanted TO see her had gone. and when she
turned TO go back home both Taylor and
Waters struck her with their fists and knocked
her down, and when she attempted TO get up
one OF them struck her across the face and head
with Stat which they pulled from tree box
and she halloOed murder" when they ran
Her face and head were terribly cut and bruised
from the blows OF the club. colofed man
named Edward Green stated that he heard a
woman halloo murder and went to see who
IL was, and saw Waters strike this girl with a
club anC thea run, and witness ran after him
and caught him. The prisoners took the stand
and denied the assault, and said that the as
sault was made by a man named Jim Jasper
The case was continued until Saturday to get
further testimony and TO capture Jasper If pos
sible.
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"Aldsrney Dairy wason.. ,,

"AIdsrney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In klbs. "Ward" prints, 40c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per o. Cream. 10c. pint.
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, Is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs Of either sex g.
All drugEistA SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents.
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SOMETHING NEw AND STYLIsH.-A fine mat
Kid or cloth top button boot for ladies' sprinv
wear only 81, at Ii. l. Strasburger's 800 -36S TN
street
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SALVINI, THE ILLUsTRIOUg IrAI-
~ IAN TKAGhDfAN,
AT FOB DIS
TUESDAY; MAY Sp-THE GLADIATOR.
Supported by a great
FNdLIsH SPEAKING COMPANY.
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN.
RESERVED SEATS, Two DoILaRs sn26
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Prejudice Kills.

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on bed Of misery under the care of
several of the best (and some of the
worsD physicians, who gave her dis
ease various names but no relief, and
now she is restored to us In good health
by rs simple n remedy as Hop Bitters,
that we had poohed at for two years,
before using 1t. We earnestly hope,
pray that no one else will let their
sick suffer as we did, on account OF
prejudice against SO good n medicine
M Hop Bitters. The Parents. Tai
KORAN.
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JOINT SCHooI.S.-A law has recent
~ been approved by the Governor
that empowers boards of school direc-
tors Of school districts of different
counties or townships adjoining each
other, to establish joint schools on or
near the county or township line for
parts Of said districts upon petition of
not legs than twenty taxables of said
adjoining districts whenever by reason
Of natural difficulties and distances
from the schools Of the said district II
becomes desirable aud proper to so es-
tablish the same. 1t further provides
that said board of directors for the
purpose aforesaid shall meet jointly
and are empowered TO exercise the
same authority as In case of the es-
tablishment of joint schools for dis
tricts Of the same county. All pro-
ceedings in relation thereto to be
spread at large upon the minutes of
the respective boards. Approved
June 10th, 1891.
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The Graphic World.

We call attention TO the Graphic
World as the cheapest illustrated pa
per now offered to the public. Its i'll.
ustrations are the best works of the
artists and eugravers of the day. II,
humor is fresh, free from indelicacy
and well illustrated by numerous
wood.culs. II is not allied to any
class. but strives to please everyone
while oheuding no one. aud Is the
best family paper published.
With the issue of July 3OIh we viii
give all our subscribers u fine portrait
of GENERAL G.iRFIELD, suitable
for framing.
All subscribers taken before Ssptcm.
Der LIST will receive in addition u tinted
picture Suitable to iramo) Of lkO'
.QUOIS. the now famous winner of the
Derby Races.
Subscribe ut once. Only $3.50 pei
Anuum.
Address The Graphic IYorh, go S.
Third ST.. Philadelphia. AGENTS
WANTED!
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Three fellows went to Palas camp
meeting to hunt the girls they left be-
hind them and were themselves left
behind by the hack oliver. At clock
in the morning they were seen setting
on log singing wait for the wagon
daylight came but no wagor
aud they amused themselves an hour
or two hunting the wagon and found
one at the modest price Of 50 to con
vey them to Middleburg. 1--WE won't
give their names since their marriage
but their mothers used to call them
Charles ('he painterl, Col. lat tho
Waffle House), and William X. toi
Franklin.l.
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Serious Illness Of Charley Mowery at
Pueblo, Colorado.

Charley Mowery, who for long
time was popular clerk In w. H.
kern's grocery, has been dangerously
Ill for II number of days past. When
Mr.. Kern closed out his grocery busi.
ness here, Charley went to Pueblo,
Colorado, thinking that FAR oil western
country u better field for young
man than here. lie found situation
in stoIc at Pueblo, where he was
very much liked 10y his employers, and
was doing well. Recently he was at
tackled with inflammation OF the bowels
followed by typhoid fever. aud for u
few days past has been very low and
his life dlapnirod Of. Monday IL dis
patch WAS received 10y his father An
drew Mowcry, stating that the doctors
did not think he would live ,hroupl,
'ho night. Yesterday another dis
patch came stating that there Was no
change, but this morning one was re-.
ceivcd stating that Charley had ra!li.
cd slightly bat WAS still very low
There Is now some hope that he may
recover, which is the sincere wish u
all who know him. His parents have
n"d the heartfelt sympathy of this
community during thei dreai hours
ofsuspcnsc while waiting and hoping
almost against hope to hear of II
change for the better. -Bclievue (Ohioj
Gd:Htc, August 3, lSSl.
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PENNSYLVANIA AHEAD.-Tho Tobuccn
Journal of last Saturday has the fol.
lowing to say of our seed-leaf 1--WE
have been able to trace sales of nearly
5000 cases of 80 Pennsylvania. and
nothing else. All other ,obaccos, new
or old, seem to be forgotten. This in
disputable supremacy Of 80 Pennsyl-
vania in the market will cause run
Oh the 81 Pennsylvania such as was
never known in connection with any
previous crop. The state Of our mar
ket is without precedent"
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On last Friday night Benjamin Wit
tennycr's sorrel mare was stolen. The
fact was telegraphed and tn e op orator
at Harrisburg caught the news and
gave il TO Police Officer Silley. The
thief rode the marc to Mifiliutown put
her on car for Harrisburg. The officer
was in waiting for the householder
and put his fingers on him-he is now
safely lodged in the common Jail OF
Snyder county.
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The following items we copy from
the BLOOMFIELD TIMEs.
In passing through Tyrone twp, a
few days ago, a friend saw one man
pitching hay with shovel while the
other man took it away with hoe. =
Those farmers must be short of tools.
During thunder storm In Hun
tingdon county, on Monday evening,
n week, hail stones the size OF hulled
walnuts fell, knocking fruit from the
trees, killing chickens, wrecking win
dow gass and doing other damage.
A barn belonging to Mr.. Peter
Britcher about one mile n. W., oi
Blain was burned on Friday morning.
About 100 bushels each Of oats and
wheat and all his hay were destroyed.
The fire was caused by children play
ing with matches.
A little son oi Mr.. Abram May, re-
siding In Miller twp, was bitten in
the foot by n copperhead on Sunday
"a week. The snake took such hold
that it had to be pulled of. Home
remedies were used at once and DIR.
Eby was sent for, and the boys
chances for recovery are now good.
On Friday week the chopping and
clover seed mill belonging to Mr.. Geo.
Wentz near Blain took fire and was
The engine which was on
wheels was got out, but u large
quantity Of corn was burned. The
straw In Mr.. Wentz's barn was at one
time on fire from the sparks, but was
fortunately seen In time to extinguish
the flame before 1t spread.
BADLY HURT. Phillip Barkley an
employee Of the Marshall furnace
was terribly hurt on Wednesday last
by large pile OF ore falling upon
him completely covering his head,
shoulders and body, and crushing him
to the groud. He was got out an
soon as possible and removed to his
home for medical treatment. DIR.
Orris was called to attend to his In.
juries. His jaw badly broken and his
face was crushed In, while other
injuries some Of them internal, make
his case very serious one.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

THE undersigned, Administrator
Il cfths sststs OF wiiheim Leonard. late ol
Perry township. deceased, by virtue OF al order
Issued cut of the Orphsns coutt " snyder
county, at May Term, tseI, vii ! expose to Pub
lie sale. on the premises, on
Satnl day. septem Der 17tb, 1881,
the following described real estste situate In
Perry TOW nship, Snyder county, Pa, contain
ing
109 Acres,
moro or less, bou nded North and Ea,by land.
of Charles Bolts, South BY lands OF Jacob Ra,h.
fon nnd = fonst, and West by lands Of MI
enact Hohmsn and Phobe Kesy; wherein are
erected large, two.story
Frame House, Bank Barn,
and other ontbuiidings. Tn same viii he sold
In whole or In parcels to suit purchasers.
sale TO comnsncs at II clock A. VI of said
day when terms Of sale WI | be mado known b y
GEORGE wEiPERr.
Aug. u, issi. Administrator.
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THE Harvest Home Pic mic at Ad-
amsburg last Saturday was fearfully
demoralized on account Of the storm
about the time the multitude had ar
rived in the grove n rain-hail-wind'
storm came furiously down on the
picnicers aud drenched them thorough.
ly TO the marrow. Large trees were
blown down aud, strange to say, no.
body was injured, nor beast nor bug.
LrY.
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DIED.

Near Selinsgrove. July Goth, Nor.
man, SON OF Lot Burns, aged y years
aud II days.
July 20. in Chapman township, 4 =
Ia wife of Peter Carling, aged AZ
year., q munths and 10 dsfs.
July IS, Ia franklin township, ol
dyseUiafy, Mary Elan. infant child Of
trish and .iu,srda Riosc. a,ci / CAV,
nvulhs aud 8 days.
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The time for shooting squirrel has
not been changed. rs some suppose,
by amendments to the gamo aud
esh law, passed by the Legislature at
the late session. II is not lawful TO
kill any gray, black or fox squirrel be
tween the lst of January and the Is,
Of September, and hunters will please
bear this in mind. The woodcock
season began July ith.
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MARRIED.

July 3lst by Rev. II, d. Belmer, Mr.
Joseph Brown of Ierndon Pa, to Miss
Della Straub Of Port Trevorton, Pa.
July 2i. by Thomas Paige. Esq, Miss
Martha NJ. Herrold to Mr.. William IL
Shailer, both Of Chapman township.
July 2s,at Beavertown.by Rev. ID. NJ.
Stetler, Miss Mary s. Hassinger to Mr..
Roswell Krick, both Of Decatur town
ship, Mifiiin county,
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BA.C. u. Seebold sold 81 celebrated
White Sewing Machines. ] Singer and
l Remington, in the month Of July. I
we'll sell any machine man wants ;
Davis, st. John, Dauntless, Wancer,
Domestic, American, Household,
Weed. any Machine you want. The
Singer. latest improved. from t20 to
$50, the hest. Come snd see for your
self and do not be humbuged by agents
who tell you that Ssebold can not get
the above named Machines. | say
Ican. for l buy all my machines for
cash and work for my interest and not
fur Sewing Machine companies.
Como and see my stock Of Sewing
Machines whenever you come 10 Md
dlebprs and will show sou any nia-
,h,ss sou want ~ see.
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Closing Out at Cost !
Az Marks Boot and Shoe Store, Con
gress Hall, SeIinsgroye.

AZ the season is pretty far advanced
and in order to1 make room for an
early Fall trade, concluded to sell at
cost for the next 90 days No old
stock on hand. fyou want to buy a
good article now is your time as only
keep good goods for the least money.
B. MARX,
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A HORSE IN A WE'LL. On Tuesday,
July Goth, Jacob G. Utrich living in
the vicinity of Kratzerville, lost a
horse as follows The horses broke
into the yard ut the house, in which
IL II well 20 feet deep and when Mr..
Ulrich attempted to drive the horses
out of the yard, one of them standing
near the well made n leap and lit with
his forefeet on the middle OF the floor
of the well, which Immediately gave
way under him. He made few efforts
to extricate himself, and succeeded in
getting out with his forefeet but got
In with his hind feet Mr.. Ulrich
went to his assistance and took hold OF
the halter and pulled, but this was OF
no avail for as soon as Mr.. Ulrich
pulled at the halter the horse threw
back his head. overbalanced himself,
and went to the bottom of the well
from which he was taken dead.--SE
LINsGRovR THINKS.
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Inc condition Of the President, at
u" writing, is not SO satisfactory as
might be. As a matter of course in
)" critical case there will be fiuctua.
ions from better to worse for some
me 70 come. Notwithstanding the
Snest and best medical skill in the
ouniryis employed there is but one
nys'e'an who knows the result OF the
tresident's injury.
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The corn crop, from present indica-
,iops, will be very light one.
Miss Hattie Schumacher was visiting
,Iiddleburg, Saturday and Sunday.
1ol tickets we're sold at this office
for the Adamsburg pic mic last sa,ur-
day.
The life Of a man should be like his
watch co onstantly on the run anl
full Of good wotks.
A Sunday School Celebration will be
held at Bowersox's church. in Gen.
ire township. on next Saturday.
Our old friend Albright swineford is
convalescent and We were gratified to
see him out again.
Adam Showers OF this place has pur-
chased from Amantes Schambncb n
farm situate in Franklin township
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The PaIas cafnnmeNting was Jarg,

The Palas csfnpmeetiug was largely
attended last Sunday. Some folks
we're so snxious 10 hear ssrhon tha,
they actually drove IS and IS miles
just to hear the gospel espounded and
they don't go to church more than
once in year although they live with-
In 300 yards Of fine, large church
which will conveniently and comfor-
tably seat, 700 pcrsons-.however, that's
none Of our business.
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es'PRrcEs REDUcED-Prices posi-
lively knocked down TO the very low
est figures to make room for New
Goods at Oppenheiiner's. Aug.8.