The Jeffersonian-Democrat from Brookville, Pennsylvania • 8

David U. Wbitebill. Musical Instruments. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Kid gloves worth $1.50 for $1.00 at S.

Kaufman, opposite the Court House door The best stock of confectionery in town at S. Kaufman's, opposite Court House door. Worth vtlle. Ground hog day is a thing of the past. The merry bells make music all day long.

Jacob Mauk is engaged in the fur busi SumnterviMe. "We are not averse incorporations for they are purely a business matter. New Petersburg; ws. Mrs. A.

Shiry talks of going to Kansas again in the spring. Bob Doak came home from Pittsburgh recently, and is visiting his many friends in this vicinity. The lads and lasses are having it red hot in the sporting business. We are sporting our new home-made sleigh. ness again this winter.

Men's pants worth $1.00 and $1.25 for 90 DAVID C. "WHITEHILL WHITEHITjIi BUILDING, BROOKVILiXiE, PA. The borough of Sunimerville was created Scott Smathers is putting several rafts of cents at Kaufman's, 34 Main street. last May, by the decree of our county court, timber in Sandy this winter. UIKIt.

after a great deal of "jangling" between the Holben Carrier have just received a petitioners and remonstrators and the shed' ESHBAUGH On January 81, 1888, at the home of fresh supply of "jaw breakers" and "red hots." id Catharine Eshbaugh, in her parents. Henry a By the amount of lime hauled from John Barnett township, Elizabeth Stella et Men a May fettnuauxu. aged year, 7 wontns ana zt days. ilidg of some bjood. The trouble then existing, it seems, is not oyer.

The borough was in contemplation before the new school Butler's and David Yerger's the farmers S. M. Geist has had his mill dam repaired must intend raising good crops this coming apnin, and is ready for business. He is one summer. of our staunc.hest citizens.

Mrs. Daniel Slasrle, of Brookyille, accoiu Mr. Daniel Faulk, of Michigan, is visiting Ourdailing Lizzie has left us and gone to dwell with the angels in that celestial world where there ia no more sickness, pain or death. "Death loves a shining mart" and has claimed one we loved so well. Our hearts are sad, but when we remember that God, who "doeth all things well' has taken our child to be forever with him, our souls are satisfied.

We feel that the departed one Is basking in the glorious sunshine of heaven in company with her two little brothers, and we rest in hopeol meet ing them nil- Parents. panied by Benjamin Martz, of Kinggold, his in and near Worthville. Mr. Faulk was one of the earliest settlers of was the guest of Daniel Sherry, last house was built, and at that time the one part of the school boardJ.claimed we had so many young men and women we ought to haye a building-large enough for at least four grades, and which would also be a credit to the place. The other part of the board of directors said they could not give so much of the township taxes, but would Tuesday.

Worthyille, and moved away about the close A. 11. smith passed throuah town one of the war. Legal Advertisements. day last week on his way to Georgeville.

Inniana 'countv. to see his brother-in-law give a certain sum to oe used lor the new OTICE. Samuel Sherry. N1 school house. The borough dads (but the D.

F. Sherrv sold his fine percheron February 1st, 1888. There will be a meeting of the Stockholders of the horse to G. H. Powell and E.

A. McClellan town was not a borough then) said they would raise the rest by subscription. They JEFFERSON COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AND Mrs. Fishel, mother of Mrs. L.

J. Boying-ton, of Oliver township, died at her daughter's home last Wednesday mornipg. Mrs. Fishel was one of the first settlers on Sandy, when this was a dense wilderness. She was some seventy-five years of age.

'One of the boys attending jthe Minich school, in Ringgold township, becoming obstreperous and showing too much insubordination in school, when about to be pun for which he got $300. This is one of th DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION, at the oihee of the Secretary, Alain street, Brookville, on the 5th then went around with a subscription paper finest bred horses in this part of the county day of March, 1883, at 1 o'clock p. the pur- oose 01 eleeuntr ooicers ana lor uie transaction oi It is with sadness we chronicle the death Bitch other business as would properly come before said meeting. and some of the farmers who were paying a heavy tax subscribed very liberally, while a good many living inside the lines of the intended borough and abler to pay than the of Mrs. Simon Beck, of near this place.

By oiuer of A I I'resiaenu S. II. WH1TEUILL, Secretary. which occurred on Friday, the 1st inst ished for his bad conduct, held the school IIERIFF'S SALES. 8 marm at bay with a knife.

Such boys Bv virtue ot a writ of Test. fi. Fa hould have such a soaking of "Hickory out ot the Court of Common Pleas oi Armstrong oil that thev could not sit on a chair or Countv. Pennsylvania, aud to me unected will expose to puone sine or outcry, at tue iouit bench for a week or two. 1 House, in tli Uorousu oi urooKvllle, ou There is some hard fider in the country Friday, February 124th, 1888, the boys get that makes them feel very im At one o'clock, r.

the following described Keal Estate, to-wlt: portant, and some go to public places or All the defendant's riirht. title, interest and meetings and create more or less disturbance. claim of. in aud to the fullowinii described real The Largest Piano and Organ House OUTSIDE THE LARGE CITIES. estate, situa.e and lying In liose township, Jef ferson countv.

Pennsylvania, nouuueu anu de Kecently three of these boys disturbed a public meeting in Beaver township, using scribed as follows, to -wit: cm the north by Uriah Matson. on the east Dv widow uouirner- profane language. They were arrested and ty, on the south by Beuj. Haugh, and on ttie from that dread disease, consumption. The remains were laid to rest on the following Friday in the Ringgold cemetery.

The deceased was a highly respected woman who will be missed very much by her neighbors. The bereaved friends have the sympathy of the entire community. One of our young men went to Pott's Ktin, Clearfield county, last full, aud took a job of cutting shingle bolts. During the holidays, he sent for two more men, and Wild Bill and Daniel Boone accepted the call. When the recent blizzard occurred they all started for home.

Wild Bill took a near cut and was about three clays at home before the rest. When the others came to the mountains it was snowing and drifting terribly, and the boss, appearing short in the legs, got behind the rest. When they came to the nearest town they got a vehicle and went back to hunt him, and found him lying in a snow-drift. lie had his nose, ears and feet frozen. One of the others was unfortunate in having his feet frozen.

Sammy O. west by Adams and dinger; containing one fined, costs and all amounting to fifty-five dollars. This was a good lesson, though a hundred and twe ve acres, more or less: about sixtv-five acres cleared one frame house. 16x34 feet, two stories liiKli, one frame stable, 2lx3i! Our position in the trade, as well as our capital employed, enable ua to secure the Agency of any Piano or Organ that we deem advisable for our intelligent class of our customers to have. We can assure you that a visit to ittle dear, and will not be soou forgotten.

teet, one uaru, wxou ana oilier out uuouinjis W. W. thereon erected about sixty fruit trees grow- Inathereou: uood water; public road running house will convince you that our sroods are strictly hrst class that we farmers, and having many little children to school, did not pay one cent, except their taxes. Now our bosses say we did not raise enough money, but here is a school house in the western part of the borough as good as when first built. It was built in the western part of the borough expressly to accommodate the citizens of the western part of the township whose children had to tramp through snow and mud one and a half to two miles to get to it, and if they could tramp that far, we, they can tramp one-half to three-fourths of a mile farther.

So we wiil sell that house, which was done, at private sale, contrary to the law for the sale of public buildings; and was also done without a single voice of approval from the west corner of the township. But now, sitice we are a borough, we congratulate ourselves on one point, viz: We have only about 300 rods of easy kept public roads that will not cost over 3 per cent, where before our taxes were from 10 to 12 per cent. Besides we have the new school, an honorto our borough. But if we could only get those adjoining farmers' big taxes in our boiough, we could have a month or so more school every season for our children. Well, what will we do? We are a borough and we will say to those farmers who built the house, "we want you to come in we want your taxes.

Some of you have no Iielleview. have a very large stock to select from, and that our prices are lower than the through tht same. Seized aud taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Mary Alton, at the suit ot the Iviuauiiing Insiu auce Co. The late snow is leaving rapidly and in same goods are sold for elsewhere in western Pennsylvania. We sell the sweet toned LiStey Organ, the Mason irlamlin, btory.

(Jlark, bterling, (Jlaiigh some places the ground is bare. lest. 1L iNo. 5- hevkoujs. TERMS: The followlnu must liestricllycoiuijlied with when Warren, bhomnger, and Oarpeuter Organs; aud the Decker Wm.

Knabe Wilson Baughman made the school Fischer, and C. D. Pease Pianos. pleasant visit last Friday. Come again.

We carry in stock a large selection of Fine Musical Instruments of all Almund Johns and brother, John, started kinds, such as Brass Band Instruments, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeons, property is stricken down 1. When the plainlill or other lien creditors become thepurcliaser.thecosl ou the writs mut be paid, and alisl of liens lncludiugmorlgaijikseareheaon the property sold, together wilh such lieu creditor's receipt fur the amount oS iheprocecdsof thesaleorsuch proportion thereof as he may claiuiinustbeturnishedto tbe sheritf. for Ohio lust week. The former to visit riccolos, iites, I-lutes, Zithers, Oem Roller Organs, JNlelodia Organs, Mando- and the latter to return home. ins, Harmonicas, Strings for all instruments, and in fact ev A merry crowd of our young people erything to be found in a first class Music House.

thered at Mr. William Van Leer's resi- We also have in stock the Household and hite teewing Machines. Aeed- See Purdon's page 44b. Smith's form, pae 2. All bids must be paid full.

All sales not settled inno.idiately will be continued ence lhursday ot last week and had a les, for any machine. until 'I o'clock P. M. of the day of sale, at which time Taffy-pulling." Some of the girls came to Our stock of Sheet Music and Music Books is larre, and we are prepared to ill properly not-settled lor vrul again be put up and school with taffy since the snow is melting sold at tbe expense and risk ot the persou to whom get any piece of Music or MusW Book published at short notice. first sold.

All wrils staved after beinK advertised. we will have more water for washing. Our easy payment plan enables most anyone to buy and pay lor a Piano or the cost of advertising must be paid. W. K.

Sl.TTMt, Sherifl. Some of the scholars are unable to attend school on account of sickness, but the last Organ without pinching themselves or injury to their business, while if they had to pay the whole sum down at one time for an instrument they would in many cases not be able to buy at once, and thus be deprived of one of our greatest blessings for the time it would take to save enough ahead to pay all at one time. Our easy payment plan is simply to make a payment at the New Advertisements. report is that they are improving. We hope to see them in school again soon.

We hear that The Voice is acknowledged time of getting the instrument and then a payment each mouth thereafter by the liquor ring to be the boss prohibition rorsica. Dr. X. E. Holden is able to go about on crutches.

David Taylor spent Sunday visiting his parents in this place. Ard. Frampton returned from Marien-ville last Saturday, and expects to stay a short time with his parents. Mrs. Reynolds Curll, of Clarion, spent a few days last week visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac Jones, of this place. Rev. Purdy had a very bad cold and was unable to be present during the past week at the union meetings, but he will be here this week. The union protracted meeting still continues to be of great interest.

There have been about eighty at the altar for prayers. There is still a great desire among our people to see the good work go on. The meetings this week will be held in the Preshyle. rian church. Last Friday word was received by Corsica until the whole amount agreed upon is jiaid.

slugger. It tins is true, this is the paper MSI ROYAL Ik our citizens want. Try it a year and see. Write for our new Illustrated Catalogue which is now being published. DAVID C.

WHITEHILL, We believe W. P. McGarey has agreed to send for whatever number of them is wanted. Whitehill Building, BROOKVIXIiE, PA. A great many of our best poets were book gents hen they began to be distinguished.

Poet Millen is following their example, and is now canvassing for "The companion book to the Bible" edited J. W. Buell and Rev. children to send but we can luinish the children and cannot furnish the money. You can ask admittance to our schools through the court, and have a district line run around you." We don't blame the borough for they are reasonable, especially when the reason is in their favor.

But now comes the bore on the subscrib ing farmers. Some of those living in the eastern part of the district who became anxious to he admitted into the borough schools got up a petition to the court and pretended to circulate it, but did not show it to, nor give some a chance to sign it. Some authorized the circulating agents to sign it for them, as they wished to send their children to the school house they helped to build. But the petition was handed up to court without the names of the subscribing farmers who wished to be admitted. As a consequence those subscribers to the building are left to make application to some other district and perhaps have their children tramp three or four miles to school, while some in CARDEN and FARM MANUAL (HON STOKES' DeWitt Talmage.

He should have for 1888, will be sent FREE to all who write Handsome Cat abundant success in this work. ror it. it is a 1ST COLLECTIl it rnn with vari for it. 'tjfa with Observer. alogue witn voiorea fiaMi anu rmca -----ever offered.

EPOur MIDVrT PIDnClirDC varieties specially ntflO adapted to their pur- in mi ilk. i unuubiikiiu specialty Is supplying Lodge, No. 813, that Mr. lrvin Jacox, one of its worthy members, had been called poses, and all TOOLS necessary to manage a an i Retiwlutlons of Resppet complete SEEDS taraen. nyou grow tut i nnkcs KET, tell us so when you send for ardi CET garden FOR AKI Resolutions of respect on the death of our catalogue Sister C.

G. Davis, adopted by the Sisters JUnNdUN 219 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa. of Rebekah, connected with Summerville away by neath, which cast a gloom over this town and community, as Mr. Jacox was a man highly esteemed by all and bis sudden death was a terrible blow not only to his bereaved family, but to all. As a Lodge, No.

793, I. O. O. F. Whereas.

God in His infinite wisdom, hath seen fit to remove from our midst by member of Corsica Lodge his presence will death, our beloved Sister, C. G. Davis, there be missed. He was always punctual in at the borough who did not pay one cent to the P0WBER Absolutely Pure. fore be it tendance at his Lodge, traveling several miles, thus showing what an interest he had Resolved, That we bow in submission to ELY'S CREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Alloys Pain and Inilam uiatLon, Heals tbe Sores, Restores the ensea of Taste in the order.

The Lodge turned out in a tbe will of Him who doeth a.11 things well, and in our affection say "Thy will be done." This powder never varies A marvel of purity trenvthaml wholenomenexs. Siore economical than body according to Mr. Jacox's earnest re .1 Risolved, That we hereby testify our ap quest that he should receive the full honors the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight. preciation of our deceased sister faithful in of the burial services of the order he loved house, except their small taxes, have the privilege of the house. Now, take a look at the line run by the petitioners for the district a zig-zag line around it, dodging in one place to leave one out, and out another place to get one in and throwing out of the district some of those subscribers and old residents who ought to have a special right.

As we learn, there is about $400 to pay alum or phosphate powders. Sold only cans. Walnut Y. 467-ly the discharge of duty, a kind neighbor, and so much. The funeral on Sunday, at Zion a sincere friend.

M. E. Church, was one of the largest that and Smell. MARVELOUS Jtemlred, That we tender to the bereaved has been seen in that neighborhood for some Tutt's ills CURE Malaria, Dumb Chills, Fever and Ague, Wind Colic, Bilious Attacks. They produce regnlar, natural erae-ualioiiw.

never gripe or Interfere with laily iMiNinvss. Am a family medicine, they should be in every household. SOLI EVERYWHERE. SUFFERING WOMEN'S When troubled with those annoying Irreirolaritie-iso frequently following a cold or eiposare, or from Constitutional Weaknesses bo peculiar to their sex, shoold Use OR. DuCHOINE'S Celebrated FEMALE REGULATING PILLS.

They are Strengthening to the entire system, impart tone, viaor and magnetic force to all functions of body and mind. Bent by mail, securely sealed, 1. Address, Dr. Harter Medicine ST. LOUIS.

M0. fRYTHECURE. time. Rev. F.

P. Hummel, of Brookville husband and little daughter of our deceased sister our tenderest sympathy, and commend preached the sermoD, and it was conceded on the house yet. Will the township pay them, to the faithful, loving God who can be A particle is applied into each nostril and is agret-abld. Price 30 cents at I'ruzuists; by mail, roistered, GO els. ELY BKOTUEU3, 235 Cireen-which New York.

505-4 by all to be a very able discourse. Tvpo. Itiiigrttlori. more than an earthlv friend. Resolved, That out of respect to our sister's fihat oil and let the borough run the township as well as the borough? We would suggest that the township knock the petition in he head, and if the borough insists on is visiting Christ Shick, of Aliens Mills, friends in and about town.

memory our place of meeting, the I. O. O. F. ff ff "Th i V.

tu. (I Wholly unlike nrlilitiiil aynlPitw. Any book l-arneil in one rradinK Hall, be draped in mourning for thirty days. The funeral of Mrs. Simon Beck, of this the house let them pay for it.

Then let the borough run the borough and Rwommpmlpd hv Mark Twain. Richard Proctor, Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished to the family of the deceased, L1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Finest and Cheapest Meat Flavouring Stock for Sou pn. Made liishes aud Sauces. Au-nual sale 8 jars.

LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, An invaluable tonic. "Is a success and a boon tor which nations should feel grateful." See "Medical Press," "Lancet," Ac. township, took place on Friday of last week the Scientist, Hons. W. W.

Astor, Judah P. Benja She had been seriously ill for a long time min Dr. Minor. Ac. Class oi 100 Columbia I-aw the township run itself.

and also sent to the county papers for pub Students: two classes of JWJ each at Yale 400 at and died on the 1st inst. "We ask, is their a shadow of justice in rniversitv Pen tmvl viinia. 400 at Wellesley College, aiid three liinre classes at Chautauqua Uni this proceeding Will the Court sanction versity. Pnsiectus post krkk irom PROF. 2 5th Ave, New York.

Genuine With Blue Signature such action? know it will not if it gets Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Falk, of Marseilles, and Mr. and Mrs. G.

F. lieinard, of Manis tee, Michigan, are here visiting their reta tives in this, Armstrong, and Clarion coun a sight of the cut up draft of'the district, OF BARON LIEBIG in fac-fimile across label. Highly recommended as a night -cap instead of alcoholic drinks. Even soaie of the reasonable and honest men lication. Mrs.

It. B. Bitow.v, i Mrs. J. K.

Myers, Mrs. G. S. Garvin, -Com. Miss Lize Guthrie, Miss Hila W.Smhth, Sever (iive I'p.

If you are suffering with low and depressed spirits, loss of apjwtite, general de-bilitv, disordered blood, weak constitution, Brookville Carriage Works M. G. MURPHEY, MANUFACTURES OF ties. of the borough say they think the district LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT an imposition on a part 'of the township, Rev. Beers has commenced a protracted OF MEAT.

To he had of all Storekeepers. Gro GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. cers and Chemists. Sole Aeents for the United meeting in the Kinggold church. Of the IVe jn't accuse them all of partiality.

Observer. States (wholesale OBly.) C. David ten church Avenue, London, England. 505-4 success we will Epeak in the future. If he CGGOA can unite the church he will have acconi A Few lointers.

pushed a great work. We nope be mav headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, bv all means procure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised to see the ARBUCKLES' succeed. We often wondered what the attractions Hacis, Bnciies, Carriages SleiEhs, BROOKTILLiE, Would respectfully announce to the public that he is better prepared than ever before to furnish all purchasers with Carriages, Buggies, Hacks, name on COFFEE is a guarantee rapid improvement that will follow; you will be inspired with new life; strength and activity will return pain and misery will here are to the young men of Indiana an Armstrong counties. Sometimes thev drive cease, and hencelorth you will rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitters.

Sold at fifty a package of COF of excellence- AR10SA is kept in all the Atlantic to tl a package of of excellence- is kept in all the Atlantic to into town and put up at the hotel, appar ct-nts a bottle by erstine Sandt, Brook The oldest nd best Institution firohtainingBusi-nesa Education. We have successfully prepared thousands of younit meo for the active duties of life. For Circulars address, 47 P. DUFF A SONS. Pittsburg, Pa ville, and Kankin Condick, Brockway- ently going to bed but when morning comes they are nowhere to be found.

iirls, rise 'or make to order any description of COFFEE first-class stores from the Pacific. ville. The recent statistics of the number of deaths show that the large majority die with consumption. This disease may commence with an apparently harmless cough which can be cured instantly by Kemp's Balsam for be throat and lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and relieve all cases. Price 50c.

and $1.00. Trial siee free. For sale by all druggists. 438-ly-2 Ken in Machine. I will offer my' large stock of sewing machine, which are the best in the market, at greatly reduced rates for 30 days.

Needles for any in stock at all times. Davis C. Wiiitehill. up and explain. Don't keep people in ignor Followiug is tl.e lift of letters remaining ance under such suspicious circumstances.

vehicle in his line, Irom the best material. He guarantees satisfaction. Repairing in all its branches promptly attended to. Shop in rear of Mar-lin's Opera House Block. Call and in the Brookville oflice anuarv 2S, Isbi.

Quite an enjoyable afiair took place at th which will be sent to the Dead Letter office, COFFEE is never good when exposed to the air. Always buy this brand in hermetically sealed ONE POUND PACKAGES. if not called for in two weeks GEORGE J. HOFFMAN, Manufacturer of Itusarv Toum, fashion. Aprons, lings, for i he trade.

523 PENN PtTTSBURC, PA. B8 A 60 Anderson Allegeny City, after April 1st. Write for descriptive catalogue. 506-lm Mrs. Curdilla Mohnev, Bella Coyle, Mr.

examine his work. 61b M. J. Means, Jaaies Smith, George Sturobe, Jacob Zener. L.

B. Ekdice, P. M. hotel in Ringgold on Wednesday of last week in the shape of a reunion of the brothers and sisters of the proprietor. Quite a number were present and all apparently left well satisfied with the treatment they received at the hands of their youngest brother, who left nothing undone to make them welcome.

Exc. p-TT. I'BOFIT and SAMPLES FREE to ri nau.T for TlR SCOTT'S "yX would enjoy your dinner 3" and are prevented by Dys- 100, CENT Genuine Electric Belts. Brushes use ACKers ivsuevsia xauieus. pep4.

STEADY EMPLOYMENT We want good meo in every tow a in this State to take orders for Nursery Stock during; THIS FALL AND WINTER. Previous experience not required. We hire ON SALARY And pay our salesmen's expen.es. For terms address, THE C. L.

VAN OUSEN NURSERY Nurseries established lv9. (iKSEYA, N. Y. 502-U WINCHESTER'S HYFOPHOSPHITEof LIME AND SODA is a matchless lemedy for Consamptiun in every stage of the disease. For Coughs, Weak Lunes, Throat Diseases.

Loss of Flesh and Appetite, and every form of General Debility it is an nnequaled Specific Remedy. 4-Resure ni ffet WINCHESTER PREPARATION- 91 and 8 per bottle. Sold bv Pnigeists. WINCHESTER A (hr mist is 16t Wil. Ham New York.

50g-4 frvrwTi In- Lad" seen" wanted lor tiecmc torseisviuirs; They are a positive care lor ATy spepsia, in- Write UHm for terms. KR. scoTT. K. A.

Eodgers i-jCo. tell our readers this week that they trill sell all goods at cost during the next thirty days. The sale will he conducted as it was last winter first come first served. digestion, ruuuieacy ana jusupauju. Broadway.

N. Y. wn-t We seen the finest display of pipes, and everything in smokers articles at 8. Kaufman's that you mar find in any city, all We guarantee mem. ana ou cento.

Sold by McKnifrht Bro. of which he is selling very cheap. YOU CAN FIND PAPER on file in rrrrsBrm.H at the Advertising Bureau ot SE REMINGTON BEOS. who will contract lor advertising at lowest rate. rA I til I aWashington.D.C I must close out my stock of winter goods, and offer them to all comers at cos-t.

G. LoEBMAX. Go to Henderson's drug store. Brookville, and call for Burgoon's medicines, and use no other for they will do the work. ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING Executed at the Dexockat Office send tor circular.

Trunks, valises and bags in endless cheap, at S. Kaufman's..