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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Estatsof Mary In theOrplans Court
Hutnagel deceased. ofSnydcr County.
The Auditor appoipted by the Court, To
mako distribution OF tho iund arising ont ..
partition OF the Real Estate OF Mary IiufnAg.
el, decd, 10 and among thOso leg,lly entitled
thereto, VIII meet tho parties Ia Interest, for
tho purpose Of hisaproiutmoot, at tho Court
Housc IN Miidlohurph Pa, ON AlDSDAY,
MAY IL, 1851, at O'Clock, o. M, when ard
where all creditors and parties Interested 10
said distribution, are required to pro.eut and
proveth thoir claims, or he debarrsd from com.
log In upon said fund.
II. hLLEHAN,
hPIiI ~ 1855 lducr
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BANNERvJJJK TTRMs.


Daniel Hassinger, one OF our Oldest
citizens, died last Tuesday and was
buried at the st. Johns, or Black Oak
Ridge cemetery. Also Byron Everett
OF Decator township, probably the
oldest citizen of the township, died
last week.
The doctor seems to he pleased with
his boy.
Our blacksmith seems to be very
busy now.
Henry Shook has improved his stock
OF horse flesh.
DR.. Swigart is still at the lumber
business. We soc some new teams at
hauling lumber from his sawinll.
Howard "ou would better take
those tasscls OF the mules now.
John looks well with q plug hat.
The store is we'll filed since the new
goods Ia In.
Why is it that our overseer OF poor
must go to see thcir paupcr so often,
is he so seriously III or is the money
that they earn that brings them so
regular.
Did the boys SEQ Il comet the other
night or did thoeo f,ut daiAg.ls at.
tract their attention.
sci dudes FOR dcsanohl ich vase
noch tcol IVA, orvtr dee bpuva hg.sa's
SO abarmlich. hD1AU.
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CRNTREyItyr Gossip.

CRNTREvtbLE GOSSIP.
The farmers In this vicinity are busy
owing to the lateness OF spring.
Our merchants have been to the
city, and by the way goods have been
hauled to the stores n heavy business
is anticipated.
j. M. Hartman, the genial and ac
commodating clerk in G. NJ. Showers
store made n trip to Philadelphia re-
Gently. Ta.ta, Grubbyl the young
ladies were glad TO see you return as
your pleasant countenance is in
dispensable behind the counter.
Miss Mary ShiDkel, who was in
Philadelphia spending the winter with
her uncle, returned to this place on
the 2ith. All glad to see her safely
return.
}. l.. Richl of Selinsgrove, J.
Bingaman and Frank Reitz 81 Middle
burgh. and Samuel Metzger Of New
Berlin, all reaper and farm implc-
ment agents were in our town during
the past week.
Jacob Smith OF Columbia, Pa, Soc
retary of the Commonwealth Mutual
Fire ms. Co.. was in town last week
looking up the interests of his com
pauy.
Straw hats have made their appear
anrc.
Mr.. Young Of Port Troyortcn n pic
ture agent registered at the Centre
Vile hotel recently.
y. l.. W"idcnmoycr anl John How.
ell both Of paNtourilc, were in town
last week selling segars.
X. u, fossler, recently paid n visit
to Beaver Springs his former home.
Mrs. j. II. Miller, of Laurclton, Wis
tied relatives ia this place day or
two last week.
|. Is. Wunderly, one OF Middle
burgh's charming lawyers, was in
town one day last week, Interested in
II suit tried before his Honor, Squire
Shiukel.
Commissioner John Mohn was the
guest of w. II. Hartman in Middle
burgh Oh Sunday.
j. III. Long, wife and children OF
Beaver Springs were the welcome
guests Of II. X Sanders on Saturday
and SUNDAY.
Ed Boyer Of Freeburg rusticated
with his brother, +. j. Boyer, in Mus
ser's Valley several days recently.
Our Overseers T.. B. Bolig and Y. j..
Boyer, were in Ninliuburs on business
last Saturday.
Rey. J. NJ. Ettinger the presiding
elder Of this district held quarterly
meeting.in in the Evahgelical church on
Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Ettinger
is an eloquent speaker, and Us n uin.
lister and theologian, is much above
the average in ability. lie preached
three good and effective sermons.
Amos Bowersox and Francis Troup,
two prominent citizens OF Pa1tonviilc
attended the Evangelical Conference
ut this place during Saturday and
Sunday.
jacob Rhoads, a handsome looking
young man Of Middleburgh, was In
town on Sunday afternoon. Pretty
Miss ALMA SMILED all over her hands
and face.
Charles Diefenderfer and wife OF
New Columbia were the guests Of Pc
ter Hartman n day or two ago.
Mrs. Nevins, OF Montoursville, il
here among friends and relatives.
Lieut.. G.. G. Gutclius, one of Mid
dlebursh's wide awake business men
was in town on Saturday.
Jos. Wagner and wife aud jonathan
BiDgaman all OF frceburgh mingled
among friends in this place over san.
day.
w. II. Davis of Port Trevorton reg
istercd at the Centreville hotel on
Monday night.
sheriff Reichly and lady OF Middle
burgh We're in town on Monday even.
ing, REPORTER.
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NEAISIxEICED.

April 10, by Rev. $. p. Brown. Mis-.
Sadie Stahl, CfNerdila, aud Frank
Brown, OF Chapman, Pa.
April Il, Ivy Rev. 4. e. Whitmcr
Miss Alice u. Rriglc OF West Beaver.
Snyder county, aud john r. ieisley
oi West Bunalo, Union county.
April 10, ut the Eagle Hotel, bv Rev
J. w. Roughter, l.. Edinycr aud Miss
Elizabeth Smith, both OF PUttsviiio.
Schuylkill CO., Pa.
April l., by Rev. W. ~. Lenii.. Mics
Jennie Fotterolf and Wm. j.. Ettinyeg
both Of near Gciinsgrovc.
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ftsk kGff.


April ~, In Srllnsxrovo, Kate Styar,
dnuyhter nf the ipte Adam S;ou, Cd
% years, . inon;ha and days.
April -, ia Perry twp, rrploricl.
Troup, sged ~ years, , month, aud g
days.
april %, in Wrst neaver Daniel
Via singer. Sr, agcd 20 years II
months and day.
April II. Charles Uuckcuhrgi,u ~
aged ! month and q d9ys
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An Example.

A pale siciily child.-three OF fMcDon-
AIDS celebrated Worm Powders ad.
ministered--releived of the enormous
number Of l3l worms rosy cheeks. good
health and appetite the result. Sold
and warranted by DIR. Barber, Mid
dleburgh, Pa
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Highest market price paid for all
kinds Of Grain, Seeds, Bark and Pro
duce of different kinds at

Highest market price paid for all
kinds of Grain, Seeds, Bark and Pro
duce of different kinds at
Simonton, Barber g. Co.
SwiDdlers are now roaming about
the rural districts with the usual art
full scheme to get farmers to sign
agreements or contracts, which after
wards turn up at some bank as n
sight note. Farmers should be cau-
tious about dealing with parties who
are unknown to them.
In Notions we have large stock
and prices the lowest.
Silnonton, Barber s. Co.
ASNoUNCEMENT.-- Mrs. Amanda
Sppcht of Beavertown will have her
grand opening Of millinery and fancy
goods on Saturday. May q. Ali per-
sons desiring anything In ber line will
find IL TO their advantage to give her
a call at her milliner shop on Centre
Street, near the Railroad, Beaver.
town, Pa.
Our stoel OF Ready Clothing
is larger than ever aud prices lower.
Simonton, Barber & Co.
The almost ipcrcditabIe statement
OF the Northumberland Press publish
ed in last weeks POST to the effect
that n young lady recently wrote
1926 words on postal card attracted
the attention of Mr.. G. Stetler Of this
place who tried his hand at the bust.
ness on Friday and on Saturday pre-.
seuted us with card on which he
had written 2i5) words out of the
Bible'-commcncing at the LIST chapter
oi st. John. IL was written with the
naked eye and can be easily read,
though II makes mans head swim
to do it.
AZ Simonton, Barber & Co. you can
buy good double width Dress goods at
90 cents per yard. All other dress
boous IN proportion.
Some miserable excuse OF a man
loosened the hold-back straps OF Rev.
Boughter's buggy harness while his
horse was hitchcd near lions Church
about four miles Northwest of Mid
during service on Saturday
night, and on his disco nding hill on
his return home his horse began to
run-throwing him out and wrecking
the buggy. Mr.. Boughter was con.
siderably hurt in the accident but his
injuries are not serious. 1t seems
some fellows are not satisfied outside
Of the wells OF penitentiary.
When you so to Selinsgrove don't
forget to call at Salem g. Apps Music
al Emporium, where you can buy any
thing in the music line at reduced
prices. 4174t
OPENING THE FOUNTAINS In mum
berless bulbs beneath the skin is Sc.
creted the liquid substance which
gives the hair its texture, color and
gloss. When this secretion stops, the
hair begins at once to become dry,
lustreless, brittle and gray. Is that
the condition Of your hairf II so, ap.
ply Parker's Hair Balsam at once. 1t
will restore the color. gloss and life by
renewing the action Of nature. The
Balsain is not an oil, not dye, but an
elegant toilet article, highly appreci.
ated because OF its cleanliness.
May.
ROLL az HoNoR.-The followi ng
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posi- to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
per please notify us:
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AUDITORS N0TICE.

Ia t'r niWt.r"' t,o go /, TIC O,ujdrs'
t1tCg Bug S'uujr CoUf ~ SarL.
deed. Cy..t,
Tho un"crsign cd Auditor aTpolutod by tho
urrGnLs' Cuurta February Term. lsSi tu dis.
VI bute e ia lEco Of the funds ut illmap
IN tutt, Ndm uisttGtrr. Sc, 20 aud amolu
th.se hentiitd thereto, VIA meet the partio. In
10 10Y ~ at the once "i Smith y WunicrIy e.
nIeII.burSS, on saturday, May 3. at lJu'clock
=. VI JAS. -. GROUSE
hpT' 10 Aud itor,
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SRESIFFS SALE.

l'y vtrtne OF certain II. Ia. issued out Of III
"nrt ot common Pleas oi Snyder tounty, and "a
me dlitctci, will b. exposed To public sale NJ the
nNl, MAY 10. 1884 tno following described Re
~ Estate, tp.wit: cert tiu TRACT 81 LAND
silhnle IN Wet Beaver Township, Snyder Cuuu-
", Ia. bounded hy lands ut William nccAer
samuel Kline, Frederick Sjcimlug, pctcr Iiua'
RAN Srhdc NVuU'a o. ',lu Srts,lu,rr u.I
I'D. h"'-, continuing GIj htEtS md ~ per, l,-
more "? .''', Wuru'uu are erected IL Ir..Sttrv
Stone y N'iins House, BANK laru. AMI other
"u'hul,uints. Srt'd aud taken INTO execution
ms ih' property ui Samuel Long.
sale to tumlLeu,o ut 10 o'clock, a. IN
DAVID ltLlClilN,
Aprll 10, 1851. ,,Lur.P
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70 THB SCHOOL DIRECTORS
OF SNYDER COUNTY.

fENrlrsL" In pursuance Of the iord. See
ton oi IN" act OF S,u Na'. 1854. vuV o." n.r.hy
nnun"d ~ mr"' IN convention NJ tiH I -.t.
House in Mid ilchurgh, on ito Lr.t Tdrsd S m
May, \. u 1854, h'iug the tth day ui Tho muuia
Ht eleven O'Clock IN the forenoon. uul -,'ls,'.
VIVA N"cE, hS mtlur,ty Of thu whole lumuur ui
director, pre- 'rui utr por.uu ui literary unI s,,-
"ut To- "cluirriacIt- and ot skill aud eNp,'iru,c
iu the gr' of tcaohiuH, H. County s,IurrIutandpit
iur a." lhr,c 'ur. .trilng ycdIy ant ccrtity NE
result t. the State superintendent, 1T Harris
burg, ~ required hy tho Slth an 4I,h scot .out
OF said acl. NN. MUi ~.
County Superintendent ~ SuyLvr cu,luty.
frochdrg, Pa, Apul 10, 1854.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look at the fiugures on the label of
your paper. Those figures tell you
THR pATK TO WHICH YOUR suBsCIitp-
TloN Is PAID. Within weeks after
money is sent, zee " date IL changed.
No other receipt Is necessary.
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50 abarinhct. hDnAU.
NXN Is inch shingles for sale at thi,
Office. Apply to y. H. Harter tor par.
iiculSrs
a new 1-drawer New Home Sewing
Machine for sale cheap. Inquire at
this o.i!ce.
Straw hats OF every size aud de
scription comprising all the lutcst
styles for sale at 3. Oppcnhcimcr's
New Sheet Music and Music Books
constantly on hand or ordered on
short notice at Salem 4 Apps Music
Store, Sclnsgrove.
II will pay every body TO examine
the immense Stock Furniture for
sale 10y tho Popular Furniture man
W. II. FELIX Lewotown Ia
Boxes FOR SALE. We have II few
Organ Boxes for sale cheap at our
Music Store, selinsSroyc Pa.
SALEM & Arr.
You would be aNtonished to scn the
les Of shirts at Solly Oppcnheimrr's
They range in ailstylcs and sizes from
the costlisst linen to coarsest working
shirts.
1t is the desire OF all to appear well
in society, but gentleman cannot
expect to do this however we'll dress
ed unless he has hat that
becomes him. This speciality can bs
occurred at 5. Oppenheiiner's who has
AL Immense stock on hand.
Don't buy your Piano until you
have examined the SonMER and also
the WEEELocK, the BEST Pionos in the
market. We are selling them at lower
prices than any other house in Cen
tral Pennsylvania at the Musical En-
poriurn, Selinsgrove, Sa!eE, l. App,
Proprietors.
SEED PoTAToEs. -2J bushels of
EARLY Beauty of Hebron" for sale
the earliest and yielding o the
new varieties. e5 cents per bushcl.
30 bushel Mammoth Pearlat 80 cents,
j. ii. ARNOLD,
Apr. l,iw. Middleburgh.
TAKE NoTICK.-Notics is hereby
given that the printing books Of .Icre
midh Grouse are in my hands for col
lection. All persons knowing them
selves indebted To the above, will
please call and settle in II short time
or they will br charged accurliu, to
advertised rates $2.5O year
JAMES q. CEOUSR.
Middleburgh. Pa. Nov. 20, '.3.
'SAMpsoN's LEGs AND Locks. -.
When Dclilah clipped of Simpsons
locks thst mighty athlete Al once be
came "as other men." If it could be
proved that the possession Of luNuri-
ant hair would enable men To tear
open lions jaws, liiscoN d CO., would
be driven wild in the effort to supply
enough of Parker's Hair Balsam TO
meet the demand. As il is the Bal
sam prevents your hair from falling
faded or gray. n,rh,,n Z, H. great
addition to the toilet table simply ,as
IA dressing. April.
SELLING OUT At Cost. On account
Of the manager Of my store, Mr.. Lew
is Kahn, leaving Selinsgrove shortly,
] am compelled to close out my large
STOCK AT COST Among the art-
cles to be sold will bo found II large
assortmens Of Womcns' aud Misses
Fine Shoes and CATERS, Mems and
Boys Fine and Heavy Boots and
Shoes, Gum Boots and Shoes, Trunks,
Satchels and Naliccs, Gents Furnish.
ing Goods, SC. This opportunity
should not be missed by the people Of
this county who desire to purchase
GOOD GOODS AT Low PRICES,
This is a regular bona fic sale and ev-
'erything will be disposed of at bot
tom prices. Don't fail to take advan-
tage of this.
MRS. r. MARX,
Between Keystone aud National Iio-
tells SelinsUroya PA
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You Can Laueh

at the grim destroyers, Group and
Whooping Cough, If you have that
popular standby and Incompatible
remedy, DIR. kesslers English Cough
Medicine at hand. The wiseand pru-
dent family keeps it in the house to
be prepared for emergencies, price %
ana oo cents. Sold and warranted by
DIR. Barber, Middleburgh, Pa.
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CRAZY PATCHWORK.

Having large assortment Of remnants and
pieces of handsome brOclded silks, satirS and
Vciycts, We are putting them up In assorted bun.
dies and furnishing them for Cray Patchwork
Cushicns, Mats, Tldics, Sc, Sc. PACKAGE
No. lis a handsome bundle Ot exquisite silks
satins and brOcadcd yclyotS tall ditrrcntJ. Jus
the thing Tor the most subeTb lattcrl Of fancy
work, Sent poastpsid for 10 cents Ia postal uOtC
or l.cent stamps PACKAGE No. 2--CVntaiu
ing throe times as much as package No. |. Sent
postpaid for sl.0J. Thess are all OF the very
incst quality and cannot he equuled at any Other
silk works in the u. y. at three times our price,
They will please any lady. One order always
brings n dozen more. LADIES MANUAL Of
FANCY WORK, with 400 illustrations and mll
Instructions ior artistic iarcy work, handsomely
hound, pOstp,id 80 cts, Order now, Address,
The ROCHESTER, SILK Co, Rochester, N. y.
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Sa. OurJ friends throughout the county will
obii9s by sending US the news IN their rospec.
tive towns, villa ees and neishborhoods. send
us the piain tscts, and We will dress them up
n pefd be. Our columns will always be open
20 those who wish to speak through them on
general or local questions Of public iptsrcst
bot we win not hold ourscli responsible for the
opinions they may express.
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ssypvs UourrY CouRrs.-rhe Courts OF
errtief County are held on tue fourth Mondays
Sfcjkuary, May, aud September, and second
Hcus{ay Of December.
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NONfLAGRATlON AT SELINSGRONE.
AT about half-past nine o'clock on
sunday evening, as the citizens OF
seiinsgrove were just returning from
services in the various churches the
streets Of the town presented an ami
matod appearance. Ladies' and gen
tlemeR arrayed in their best clothing
hastened in the direction OF the fire.
which was in the alley west of Mark
ct street, between Pleasant and Pine.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of
an incendiary, and was first discovered
IN the lower part of the stable OF T..
). Scboch. 1t soon communicated to
the large warehouse of Schoch Bros.
which was well filed with merchan
disc Of all kinds. A strong wind blew
the flames northward, and all the
buildings on both sides of the alley
between Pleasant and Pine, were con-
s1med, twenty innumber. Among them
We're the stables of DIR. b. +. Wagon
seller, in which four head of cattle
were burned his horses were gotten
out OF the the fire; stable belonging to
the First National hotel, Reigle's liv-
cry stable, Gemberling a. Bros. stove
und tinware establishment. Three
horses were burned belonging to +.
j. Schoch & Co., one of them a fine
trotter had just been put in the sta
BILE on Saturday. The loss is about
$50, goo; partly insured. The fire was
fought bravely by the firemen. The
Sunbury Fire Company, in charge of
Captain Valley, arrived after the
buildings were all down, but played
on the smoking rubbish.
The following are the losses; Sehoeh
g. Bro. $1,000; +. J. Schoch, stable
and three horses, $1,000; DIR. Wagon
seller stable and three blooded cows,
81, 100; Mrs. Hassinger, $500; A. NJ.
Carey, war ehonse and stable, 81, ,00o;
National Hotel stables, $500; A. Lou
densiager's stable, $500; Val. Bolig's
stable, $4,000; Dr. yanbuskirk's sta
BILE, $500; Lupfer & Brouse, stable,
$500; w. Is. Reagle. stable, $1,000;
GeInberlings stove store. $i,5OO; Al.
Arbogast, $1,000. The insurance is
iight. The alarm was slow ia being
given, rs the miscreants had cut the
bell rope. Many robberies were COM
mittsd during the confusion.
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wksFss,=Esp ksssh sand stons
for faciBs; Aasfsss, :. "
D. A. 6LER1eH, ;,
ssltntS1oss' ~
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LrNECUTORS SALE OF YhL.

5TNECUVORS SALE or VhL-
1LU hIbi.E RLhL ESTATE Tho urd,rt.,n.
ci executor, "i the lest VIII sra t,-'a,rrut ui
f'"rgo liGiA1n lHtg "i 'ontgc town.Ei't Sayicr
D.. w. :, -, "a, ..' . . 80. - ', 49,. e.
iu suid county about two UuI one hiif . ii,s w,,t
oi Coutroy,l.r ln Aius>crs Valley. on SATl Il
DAY May 10, 1854, a. ~ o'c!Ock "a. m. tho toll
lowing described Real Estate iltc 0i said Grlr1c
Herman dccc}sni, 10 wit: I. valuable tam,
situate I'm Centre township, on tho Nusstrs vtl.
ley RuJI, leading from t,.trcyillr 10 lro,ct NE
iuhn Dcohl6r, Nathaniel prOhlor, DANIEL Her.
man and Othrrsi containing ia ACRES more
or I,s-, OF wh'ch SO HCTes are cleared RLN in n
good .tato 81 cultivation. The uuruycmeuts
are good weather boarded Loo HOUSE, two
stories, a large BANK EARN. CIDER
PRESS, two plG STABLES, "A CBRE LEIB,
two Ellis, agood young ORCHARD, con
bcariuR condition.
ALSOa valuable farm situate In the same
township. adjoining tho above dcGcrihtd tract
on the east, aud bounded by lands ~ Iupnia
Sawpscl Robert llassingcr aud others, con.
tanning lS ACRES moro or lrss, # Witch
about ~ acres are clcGr and In q good stgtr Of
cultivation, The improvements are plank
CRIB ant other necessary Cutbulldnrg, a
large SPRlND ON promises ana n stream oi
running water, n hrst class ORCHARD in good
hearing condition.
TERMS OF SAILED per cent. cash on day
oi sal, one-half balance upon condensation
OF sale by the cont, aud the balance In one year
from date OF confirmation.
The widows COVER To remain in each track
and 70 be secured 10y Bond and Mortgage,
JACOB HASSINGER,
ROBERT HASSlNG ER,
March ~, 'si Executors
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w,srwAnp pis STATIONS. lTAsTwARp

REPUBLICAN STANDING COMMIT
rKE.--The following is the new Stand
ing Committee which will meet ON
Tuesday OF May Court for organiza-
ton.
ApAMs-J. J. Schrader, J. NJ. Mid
dleswartl.
BRAvER--Benj Smith, W J. Klose.
Drawer WEsT-Thomae lIerbstcr,
Jacob Howell.
CENTRE j. NJ. Bingham, T.. Spans
Ter.
CuApMAN-G. u. Weiser, j. X. Peck.
FRANKLIN--J. &. Schoch, John Hack
enburg.
JAcKsoN-J. s.. Yearick, Isaac Bilger.
MIDpLEcREEK-A. &. Fields, Henry
MIDpLEBUgGH-J. w. orwig, Adam
Showers.
MONROE ID. n. APP, II, II. Hummel.
PENN-W. n. Fisher, u +. Geinber-
PKRRY--Levi Kepler, George F. Bro
PERRY wEsr-G. s. Mitterlins, J. S.
Willis.
sELINssRovE.-G. c. wagenseller. /.
G. Burns.
UsIoN-J. r. Reigel. c. w. Heintzle-
man.
wAsH1EGroS-John T. Moyer, W. II
Grim M.
nas 50 chile anal7 Ve tdklQ lalis, al isilh ts'll
Dlilt s1."
800 tons Rock-oak Bark wanted by
Siinonton, Barber & Co.
s. Weis has some important things
TO say in his advertisement this week
Rev. Orwig and wife are visiting
friends in Watsontown this week.
Plaster and Phosphate for sale by
Simonton, Barber & Co.
The weather the past few days has
been very fine and pleasant.
A nice line OF Dress goods at s scents
per yard ut
Simonton, Barber & Co.
Suile HumDer OF our nasOnS and
bricklayers left for Shenandoah, Pa,
on Wednesday morning.
John Fetterolf, Sr., will sell rea es.
tate in Troxelville, on Tuesday, May
9th. See bills.
We makaa speciality Of Hardware,
Iron and Coach Trimmings.
Sinonton. Barber & Co.
See special announcement OIL w
specht, Beaver Springs, in another
column.
Nathan Arbogast Administrator
OF Mary Ann Arbogast, will sell per
sonal nroperty nanr Framnnt on Sat
urday, May cath. See bills.
WANTED!-Any person having two
shotes for sale will please call at or
address THE PosT,
Middleburgh, Pa.
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