!!
M HAVE CAUSED
A.
SENSATION
BY SELLING
Olothin
l6sJ8BMtallLofPiiC6l8ntBftli8iear.
nd offer valucH which we are positive will completely outdo anything at
tempted in Sunlmrvthia Fall. This wo can safely say is the best opportunity ever
offered to shrewd buyers fur strictly high class clothing. Look at, the prices be
low and then make our store your headquarters while visiting our town.
Sizes -1 to y fill's,
the rcinarkahc
riv (t
69 Gents.
at
18
A special lot ot Cheviot
Overcoats we have
marked
$1.98.
Of nil wool Cheviots or
plain blue or
block
$4.98.
1
JMfl UM1UJ
We have rcltcived another
lot of tin gray mixed
rihliod Underwear that
sohl at ")Ua, wo murk it
38 Cents.
BROSIOUS BROS,
XI !i KY. PA.
M rl V) IN
' 1 r-, tj l :J
mmm
S 9 lift feii!
Srfei"' & Jit
mm
THE GREAT HUSTLE AT OUR
PLACE OE BUSINESS WAS CAUSED
BY THELAKGE NUM3EE0P HEAT
ERS AND RANGES SOLD AND THE
PLACING OF
KSSB'SX&fM'O
SELINSGROYR
GLOBE MILLS.
Tli natives of !.ti( Imiiilrv have
forenoon. The children aUmt cleared tlieir corii fields i.t the
I I! furnaces.
.Jivery btove that is sold
carries with it our POSI
TIVE GUARANTEE that
it must give satisfaction Be
fore a Cent is paid. Call
and see the
be west Stock of hs
3 Ever Seen in Snyder County
SCHOCH & STAHLNECKER,
Opposite County Jail. Middleburgh. Pa.
TVv Parlor Gaiqs
1
Will of the JatelraT. Clement
ft
INTERESTING and amusing.
Tin uiauie Archnrcna is Far Superior to
all other Parlor (jauies. So simple a child eau
play it S; attractive that th older ones never
refuse to indulge vi it For information and
price ee
GEO. W. WAG ENS ELLER,
v i i.i a a
At Post Printing Office.
The will provides that tiie pro
perty shall Ijo turned into ii.oney
within three veurs time after the
U i death of the maker. The money
Si 1 shall then lie divided into five por
tions jetmn the heirs, each to re
wive one share. The heirs are
Henry ( 'lenient, Mrs. Moure, I. T.
('. Disingcr, Mrs. Mary Clement
and the children of the lute Mrs.
James. The Sunhury Trust and
Hale Dcjiosit Comtany are made the
guardians of the children of Mrs.
James. Mrs. Moore U riven the
jxtkoiiuI roierty in the house on
the corner of Market and Second
htreets, winch was deeded to her a
numljcr of years duq. The exeeu
ton named to carry out the provis
ions of the will are Henry Clement,
Mrs. Moore and Wilson Haunt. Jt
is estimated that the estate is worth
two hundred and fifty t!ioui;aud!dol-
lars.
'J!
I
Henry Schoch was luried oi.
Motidav
and families were here. . . .The Ires
eoing of the 1st Lutheran church
was completed. It is a fine piece ot
of work. . . .The Clayton troiijH! of
Jubilee singers gave n nuncert i;i the
0;x.'ru House on Sijturday night
last to a good house. They are a
line troupe. They will at the re
ijuest ot uiany of the citizens give
another eoiiert on Thursday evening
of this week Jos. Seharf bought
the Mrs. Wagner property for SI,
800 and is moving into it. . . .Clar
ance Hummel mid wife, youngest
son. of Ij. II. Hummel, dee'd, of
(Allah, urespeuding several months
among friends i this section. They
have not Urn here for aUmt 20
years ..Amnion Schoch of Mootus
burg attended the funeral of Ilenrv
Schoch. We also notiiil Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. S hocli of Middlehurg
Frank Ulriehisbuildinga new
house ojiposite A. Arl.ijast's resi
dence Polities is all the talk just
now, but ull will soon lie o' er
Your eorresondciit docs not recol
lect ot ever having seen sweet pota
toes so cheap in this market, they
are selling tor 70t; per bushel, se
lects at that ....(jico. Livingstone
is working at the Capitol at llarris
burg. . . .Mr. Keys, formerly of
IJ'illimore, Md., will open a photo
graph gallery in the ord story of the
Croii.H' building opposite the Key
stone Hotel. He expects to have it
opened in a week or ten days. Ik
is a first class photographer
Coal hauling is the order of the day
. . . ltov. .1. C. Shindcl just return
ed from I'orto Kico where he was
connected with the llh Ohio Ifcgt.
as ch'iplain. lie arriveil jut in
time to attend the funeral of hi
fa'her-in-law, Henry Schoch
Susquehanna University team placed
a game of f Nt bail with Wyoming
Seminary Score !5'2-() in lavor of
the former. ... Dr. Yutzy assisteil
in instilling liev. .!. C. Fa so Id at
Jersey Shore on Sunday last.
bannehTillh.
Tom llrandt's face i readv fir
. t i l f i
uiiotiier i:i;c rule miss iiura
Smith ot .liimnia county is visiting
her sister Mrs. J. Iirandt The
Knciip Ih.vs shot rabbits the 1st
of Xovenil er The (lennaii Dap-
lists will liolil tlieir communion ser-
. -. u i -- . -' i
vh es on nmiuav cvc.iiii. .iov. i..
Freparatoryscrviccs at lj. in. (;m
mimioii services at .";S0 p. i,i
II. I. I'eters has commenced on the
loiind.ilioii for a new !!:'.('!. -mi'di
sho The Sunday school con
vcution at tins place was well at
tended and vcrv interesting 1
H. Shellenberger Inmlit a tract of
stave timlicr lnmi D. I. I Ia-.-iiiirer
and Calvin 1 1. Kncpii and expect.
ti coiiimeiice on it (his week
I. D. (Joss and f'imily are vis
iting his parents at Siglerville, Mif
tliiiicoimty -it this writing.
Kt'KAMEii.
Michael ICrd'ey spent Sunday ii
Selinsgrove The party of hunt
ers from Philadelphia have returned
home. They met with success dur
ing their visit here and took quite a
lot ofganicalonghonie Jefferson
Hummel and family of near West
Milton were visiting Jievi Krdley
nnd family over Sunday Quite
a number of our citizens attended
the political meeting held in the
Court Houseat Middlebtirgon Mon
day Communion services were
held in the Evangelical church of
this place on Sunday evening
A very interesting sermon was de
livered by Uev. Sehultz of Xew
Ikrlin... Fisher Walter spent Sun
day at Salem and Selinsgrove
Mrs. 11. A. Walter is on the sick
list at present. We hojie to see her
recover sjicedily S. A.App and
wife of SeJinsgrove were the guests
of A. C. Smith's over Sunday.
fruitage of the season. . . .Miss Anna
Mcisrr ot thi place, who is un ac
complished seamstress, is plving her
needle in the neighUirJiood of K rea
mer. . . .Dr. A. M.Smith, candidate
for Assembly, us here in our town
on Friday of last week shaking
bauds with his inauv friends....
CortMsliiM Ilnmn of .
epeuiliuir tiie w.i.L ."A
Wilni......MrK J.r ?
. mid duld of lulr.L..:.i 1"t4
her wre.,ts, J. I. SlKI,,
Ja,H,b Ji,i,:i, ...
liitner reiurut-l hou.e .. A
wwks'str..lhu Li!u-.uvu.P'
Aii-Lki ..i s: . '
v.. ... Wll ,,r, ,
ond nf.tM.iv I : . i- 1 '
There will ! a ,:;rt
dilla to-night (Timiv!at)
Ix-nig lJriw Ma,,v ,
nor satisfied with ilie'uJ,''
i . t t . 1,11
oay selection .Miss! i-
Mrs. Cluis. IJowersox and tlauo-httr
were doing some shoppinir in Mid- ,.i.,B lmnt visiting l.en;; .,
dleburgon Friday. .. .Dr. A. A. I J apletn, Stat,,, L,
Doodle-
.lotllJ Hunt iwi. . ,."
Yoder took a flvinjr trio to
town on Tuesday .... Mrs,
Klingler of Michigan v. as rerewing (! ffvo nt r e . I
someolJ uciniaintances at J. 55. .Mei-, , u , u" ' m'n o
,;i.::J
.Mrs. W.H.
IlK-
Urain t) do not nt luinl.t
seis on Wednesday.
. 1" lallll '. .
ikiiMii. rweiit it iitiv in in iiiiiieoiii it ihuhh. eiiini-M m.ii i.. .1.
lust week Mrs. P. F. Walter of : -"en like tlx. I
.. ... itMri'itiid rta.fk-.ti.u ...... 1
ttnspce anlrs. J,,hn Snu.i, ot i caildiain tiZZlr.
Swincford were to beliusgrove on j Mud from pur trmi,. (j,.,1 "
Siturdav . . .Miss Dora Meiser spent from your uioc. i- .' ,).,,.
several days in Middleburg last week j
. .Coininunion sirviees Will lie)
held ut this place next Sunday, Nov.
L5, bv Kev. H. (i. Suable. All are
invited... .Prof. W. W. Uipka
made a business trip to Middleburg
last Saturday aitcrnoo". . . .Miss
Mattel Iviiiieh is sending a week in
Selinsgrove at the residence of llevi
Yut.v. . . .11. F. lioleniicrnnd wife
.f Middleburg were visiting in our
town on Sundav. . . .Quite a nuni-
Ix r of people attended the funeral of
Mr. Luck at Adamsburg on Suii'lnv
. . . .Xcviii Fugle, the pliotographcr,
lecoiupanied by Miss Minn Long,
were scai on our streets on Sunday
evening . . . . .miss Act tie Uacken-
berg is on tiie sick list J. P.
Yinler made a busincsstrip to Krntz-
crvilleoii llitiisriav. IjA.VJjVK.
iu pluce of cofl. . I.'irn i ;
T a. ; T-i .
uoBwuians r naav Ni.,vJ
- --
mil. ii.
Ill I..C 1
1 1
Richfield Items.
Frum 1 lie Mllltitov,i Join unl.
1. II. Custer n'.id wile of Swine
ford were noticed in our locality n
Sunday Jerome (Jruybill, if
Philadelphia, was visiting the home
of his mother on Saturday and Sun
day P. .1. Jick il made a busi
ness trip to Freeburg on Monday. .
Alton f iney, who has hccncmplny-
coin r,innari, inn., tor tiie past
seven years, visited the home of his
parents last week John Rhine,
of this place, attended the Peace
Jubilee ut Philadelphia last week...
Philip Hood is on the sick list. . . .
"Ivhty" went out to the mountains
011 Sunday to see his swcc.hart
The "I'eanty o Fvcmlah'" was to
see his "best". ..Miss Annie S.virtz
who was formerly employed at the
Jacobs House in Milllintown, ;s now
working at the Monroe Hotel in
this place. .. .Miss Llvie She'.Icy,
who has been employed by her
uncle, John Lnudis of Mt. Pleasant
Mills, for the lnstsix months, is home
again. . . .The home of H. S. Horn-
U'rgcr was brightened by the arrival
1 ' t tt'lir 1 1 1
01 a wiv oaov oov... llliani llooil
and wife were visiting friends mar
Milllintown last week J. W.
(Jarinau and wife were the guests of
Solomon (Jraybill on Sunday
Rev. S. S. (Jraybill preached in the
l'inechurclion Sunday evening. . . .
Samuel Aniigiind Henry Pyle, who
were working in North Dakota the
past six months, have returned
home Democratic mass meet
ing was held at the West Perrv
Hotel last Tuesday evciiing. Music
was furnished by the Richfield Cor
net Rand.
State or Ohio, crrvor Tui.ruo, I
l.irj.Cyt'TV,
Fa J. Ciikhkt iimlc.-i outh tlmt lio lit the
vnlor pnrtnnrof tliellrtn ot Y. J.Ciikhkv h Co..
doing buNlueiM In tlio Oily uf TulMio, Cuunty
tnd Mtnto KrriwHl1,Nn(i that Httlil firm win imy
Ui mm ot ONK lll'NIIHKU OOM.AUN lor eai'fl
nil evnry cmwof Catbioi llial cminnt tie cur-
abUia UMOrUAU.'l'ATilKKnCl'NB.
PKANK.J. ClIKSKV,
Sworn to lxrnri) mi nl mitmorllx'd in my pro
circv. idi vlii ua ui iwvuiiwr At lit im,
A. W. UI.BASON.
Noury I'libllo.
Hair Catarrb Cura la taken loUrnally, and
aeu dlrw lly oo lb bl'ml and inumua aurluuea
of the lyaleiu' iv-ndfor tmnimonlal, fret.
P. i. ctlKNKY CO., 'ruludu, O.
Hold by Drutftfixji, io.
JUU'a Paiuiljf I'll In am ilia twat.
Mo norphlsa .or opium In Dr. Mllaa Pirji
VlUA CUM ill Palo. "UotOtOtftdOM?1 ,
r nUav nu'lit tiie
o
IJostoiiians" appear
Mouse under the auspic
(). S. of A. Now there i
tion ns to what kind o' :
......... I.... ..I ! . ..Ml
uine iiiisi: iimsis will gy,.
without a peer on the been:,, .
instructive, amusing, nad ,1,'
fully novel. The ' )u,u I!
spoke of it as being "licit li(.rt,
nor Uhi long; neither too
nor too conimon, but clci,;
curious." It consists f ,;, i,:.
character delineations ln,n, ..r
writers, liiiniorous and m ;mi.
lightful whistling solos, ;:U,I
harp inusie as is rarely li,..,r,j
side of great musical v.i -three
gems of the evciurc
ju rhaps, Annie Frank Lil.l.v'.
solo, "Dunce of the
Parish Alvars; Katht-nm. !
whistling solo, "Troclia, "a (
dance, by Tyres; and M;-.
sporano soIim in his wo't li
personation of the ".Alo ln-i !'
Jlooiia," when he appi ,r- :
glorious toilette of a li. ,,: i: .;
man. Not even Richard
as (iuecn Isabella in i
passes Mr. Futon's inae-iijiii
sketch. Mr. Faton will sJ-. a:
as Sam Lawson in "Tin1 i'.n
Horse-race," by Harriei '
Stowi-. Tills is the t!ii: ! -these
artists have lioen r.i t
and the papers everywhere
most glowing terms oi' ti.':r
iiniiiueaud artisticprog":'.;n. A
bouse is looked for Fii.i, v
riip Kent piiixii".
aii-cimii nu'un-i iiHiui'H i ii
Ciitiniboilairi'n l'tiin IJuliit null
on to the idled ed parts is :'
any piaster. When trnul.icb
pain iu the chest or side, i ' i
buck, izivi) it h trial. Yon o
to bo morn than pleusi'd m.
prompt, relief which ltniiuMs
Balm is ulo n certnin ciin f.ii
mutism. For sale by all i'i'ul'i
II()fSK nut S.M.K. Ti.r
dwelling house iu Franklin I
ing to W. It. Jones will he
private a!c. If not sold ovJa..
it will be for rent. T in ! i-
ol truit anil all ll:c iu. !"::".
good ; a slate roof is on
and a well at the door. 1
information nppiy to Jas. (i. I'
Middleburgh, Pa.
GOIN
OF
OUT
BUSINES
uesinng to go out ol busmer:!:
tween now and spring, 1 will pox
tively
CLOSE OUT MY ENTIRE LINE OF Gfll
at unheard of low prices. If y
are in need of clothing for yoursi
and children,
Now is The Time to Buj
as you may never have anotb
such an opportunity.
R. GUNSBERGER,
MIDDLEBURGH. V