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Wo h:iv nover experienced such a rush ior Overeoat a the past few days
bag brought i'orlli Wo have sold nioro Overcoats than was sold up to Christmas
last ycarU'l still it seem to make little impression on the immense lot; wo have
in stock a few mure than live hundred to select from, that's thw reason.
WK SELL MORE OVERCOATS EACH SEASON
as tho stvlcs grow nobbier and the assortment larger.
Overcoats for iHen.
irav mixed Overcoats wiili silk velvet foliar,
made in tin' best pssihlc manner; ,a good
dress coat in sizes from :" to 40, only
33.48 !
HI ue or
1'ilaek all
like i
wool Kersey
coat, on-y
Coats, made
4.98.
BROSiOU
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Reefers for Children
Very warm Chinchilla Keefers wliieh could easily
lie sold for Our price is only
1.48 I
All wool dress suits for men in five dim-rent pat
terns. Also (due and black at tlie
remarkable price of
84.98.
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EST UK A Vli.
L. C Wagner has lieeu on the
sick list for tlx; past week or so...
The if houses are being prepared
for precious urticle that will soou
be here James Treaster is home
Jrom Siglerville where he has lieeu
engaged 011 a stave mill for the
past month. .. .Jacob Kncpp and
brothers shot 140 rabbits this season
... .A. J. Jenkins put up a large
house on the property of Mrs. Moy
er. .. .No doubt the roll of honwr
for the Post will be large this week
as it is court week, and West Beaver
is well represented. . . .Some of our
folks arc making prcmrations for
spending the holidays in some other
eountiei .... IVtersand Gilbert have
len busy for the past week in our
neighborhood, sawing wood for those
who had the luek of getting a sup
ply on hard Isaac Matter lost
a eow by being wounded with a hay
knue he fell sticking 111 the straw
stack S. H. Phillips is still ex
erting to eiiteh the rabbit that has
been at his home all winter U-fore
t.ie season runs out. We hoiie you
may, Hani. On the fifteenth day they
become stale. .. .Some of the can-
lidatcs for township offices have Im-
gun passing around the cigars.
Keep it up, boys; you are all O. K.
. . . .J.J. Steely lias now covered
000 inili-s nnd 4 laps in going to
and from his school. At the end of
his term he will have trave'ed 1400
miles and 2 laps. This does not
include any extra walking which he
often has to do. . . .Every citizen ot
West J leaver should avail himself
of the Post's great oiler, The Post
from now till Jan. 1,1000, for only
one dollar, .Make Jtav while
sun shines. A dollar sent to
editor will do the work.
HL'MMKI.s"VllAUF.
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Boating is closed for the seaon as
they are lakin-r the water out of the
canal Win. Noll, who has been
on the sick list, is convalescing. . . .
Albert Poltzhadthe misfortune of
losing oi:e of his horses which he
brought along from Kansas last
spring Andrew Turtt and C'has.
Sii'tier .-Dellt a f;'W d:ivs liesir (tlnlwi
t I ,
I Mills, limiting for rabbits. Their
g:iii!i w.is one rabbit. .. Misses Mav
ami Martha Slioeli visited their
si-;, r, Mrs. Troiiti.ian, ihm- ,'ew-
;rir!, recent ly Wallace Teats
sie!it la.t week with liis iirotliiT-in-
I law, Mr. Holtzshiic, in Sliamokin
... .Misses'Minnie am! Katie Trutt
VlYfl 1 la'teiid.-d the teiicla-rs' im-iitute at
U li JMiiMlcburg last week Miss
iti' iiuljlJl ','r,' u'"' l;ls '"'ell sjielid-
! iugsoine time i;i Siiainokin, is aain
iVerv btove onax is s
narries v.nth it om POSI
TIVE GUARANTEE that
: must give satisfaction Bc
fore a Cent 3s paid. Call
the
I in our vicinity. . . . Haniel See.-holtz
QIQ'ainl wife have commenced In.iisc-
t ' i i f ... i . i
Keeping in ieu iiettncu s House...
John poye disposed of his goods
was partly destroyed bylircivcentlv.
lie intends to make bis future homo
in Suubury. . . .T. P. Hummel ul
(endiil protracted meeting at Siia
mokiii lam on Saturday eveninir.
rOBT TREVEBTON.
W. H. Schrawder of Frecburg
was home last week Mrs. 8.
Shaffer is in Shamokin Jan. N.
Houser attended teaehen.' institute
last week Mrs. Ira Bender of
Snamokin visited her parents last
week Mrs. S. P. Steffen has a
severe attack of catarrh fever;
Chester Nipple took the first iee
water bath of the season .....P. G.
Shambaeh says he had a good time
in Middleburg last week Mrs.
Jereand Martha Snyder wereSelins
grove visitors Saturday llev.
IJnllhart is conducting a series of
revival meetings in the Olive church
......Miss Blanche Ilufl of Bryans-
ville is visiting at the home of llev.
Brilllmrt Minnie Houser is in
Freeburg The Bachelors of Port
Treverton held au extra meeting in
their club mmi last Monday evening
for the purKse of tendering a letter
of condolence to their late brother,
C. 1). Bogar, who will, on the 22nd
inst., take the first degree of the
myrterious order of Mistaken Souls
who dream ot bliss Mrs. Ed.
Klock was to Sunbury during the
week Owing to a much needed
but ill timed vacation of the organ
ist, there will lie no entertainment
in the Olive church Christmas night.
Mr. A ucker made strenuous efforts
to secure an organist pro teni, but
iai led. 1 here are a few organists in
this vicinity, not particularly engaged
for Christmas, but they all refused
Mr. A ticker's offer, saying his music
i. . ! Ii .1
was too lecnnicai ior tiiem to mas
ter. This may make Mr. Aueker
and his birds fee! proud, but it will
lie a sad disappointment to the ad
mirers of tins church s entertain
...... i . If t ii
mems uarry iMiiliner made a
flying trip to Otto last Saturday. . . .
Snipe Xcitz spent the fore part of
the week in Pfoutzs Valley
Contractor Xoll made a good job of
Presslcr's wrecked barn W. M.
Buyer, M. P. Arnold and J. C.
Sehallcr attended a (J. A. it. inspec
tion in Selinsgrove Saturday night
......Mrs. Beistcl, Mrs. Keif, Adam
Keif and wife were SeJinsgrove visit
ors, Monday Did you notice the
liberal oiler the Post is making to
the people of Snyder county? Now,
Jim, had you been a reader of the
Post you would not have made the
em harassing mistake you did make
Sunday evening. You will find the
Post an entertaining informant.
UK
of t!
vear, when
1 wwk busing 3
wiUi the shoe iactorv. i
Noetlingand daughter ML i
turned home on MondaVSi
w jiuuoiMourg )(
spent mree weeks with tin
Mrs. J. 1 1. Ulsh
i we
..... ulsn wasaUi
burg several days,-caIIwl
tlie llluess of Isaac Ulsh, Tl
J. II., who ib impruvine u
I. C. Schoch and Mrs. It j Tr
er returned from their triill'S
delphia wheretheyreprci; hJ
county ,n the meeting I)atl J
the American Revolution J
Schoc-h being regent of tl,is ru
and Airs, behroyer delegate 1
Z. Schoch of Bloomsburir wC'l
- uuiiiiurc anj
ivreeger were out in tlin
hunting returned home KttunlJl
o. v,. Keii8eiierolblmmki0;
was m town between tn.ii(l0v
U-V '""I lauor I'liiilim
daughters attended tin. w. i i
u , " K SI ft.
&'yvu ui jiooinsi)urir on jjl
ua; evening ouasi week. . ,
Buyer of Port Treverton Ll
P.wt 11 1....I. W I . f
' ' Willi's :iv .
ing. He wasaecompahi,,!'. ,
C. Sehallcr and 'Squire Arnold..
fliiss Uonna Albert, who lus
visitinir nt ITiikp!!. .... t n
.. ,..U,,,n,Uj, ;,,,
vine lor the last two niontL
turned home last Saturday
extHMitors of the estate of i
llunimel bad a side of real t-.hu
oaiuruay last. i. U-.S-IukIU
the orchard near J1uiiiiii,4
and Perc. JCeiser, the lot i
the P. K. K. umJ Mrs. (jjrt
property on Pleasant Stnvt
residence was not sold as it dij
nnng a satistactory bid. . . i.1l
lias purehaseil a fine Mock nt g
for the holidays... A Sninbysr
districts convention of the IwJ
Sunday sc1km)1s was held in ih,
Lutheran church on Monday o)
week. Very interesting tnjiW
discussed las. II. lVdim,
veteran band leader, wlinwajfc
!. .. I I . i r 1 1 1
ing u nana in 4iiuiiemi ior a,
weeks, returned home mi
evening. . . .Some ol our dm
imeiideii tlie teacners in.-titiitf
'iM.i.nL-.i.... nv. iv. -
iitii.-vwo iiiieiior.i j'nv). i
rciiort a larger atleudaiicctliiicti
of the directors of the loimtv
We understand that l'urlrt i.
Kufz will move into tin: imhh
iM-eupied by C. O. Mover, ,ki
Tailor llclfcKingcr will n
where Lutz now is. . . .Saiir.
all the rage. The ice is h
this sport, being very sun mil,.
and see
THs Largest Stock of Stoves
i
Seen in Snyder County
SCHOCH & iTAHLNECKER,
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Notice.
INTERESTING AND AMUSING.
This game Archarena is Far Superior to
all other Parlor Games. So simple a child can
play it Bo attractive that the older one never
refuse to indulge in it. For information suid
price Bee
GEO. W. WAGENSELLER,
11 C-4t. At Poit Printing .Office.'.", 1 -
The undersigual iromniissioners
appointed by the Court in the mutter
of re-county lines between Union
and Snyder counties will meet for
Mi I the purpose of locating' and making
M said line at the west end ot the Xor-
thumlierland bridge onTuesday, De
cember '20th, A. I)., 18JJ8, at 10:30
o'clock 1. M.
John Swaetzki,,
Wii. MoVKK,
II. S. IJOYKR,
K. i. Kikiii.,
A. 11. Evans.
Ttarr U a iui f Foplm
Who ar injured by the use of coffeo
Ilecently there has been placed in all
grocery stores a new preparation
called CHAIN O, made of pure
grains, that takes the place of coffee,
The most delicate stomach receives
it without distress, ana but few can
tell it from coffee. It does not cost
over i as much. Children may drink
itwitn jrreat benefit. 15c and 26o
per package. Try it Ask for Graia-O"
t KNTliKVJLLE.
('. K. Sanijisell was to Middleburg
on Monday. . . .Miss Kllie Hornber
gerof Aline is visiting W. A. Mobil's
family W. F. Scchrist and Ivl.
Dreese of Adamsburg were visitors
in town on Sunday. . . . Deputy Col
lector W. F. Howell was in town
on business on Monday evening. . . .
A. L. Spangler of Middleburg visit
ed his mother on Sunday. . . .Dr. J.
W. Sampsell was to Philadelphia to
attend the Hiennial Hanquet of bis
elass in Jcllerson College Doe,
took ajaunt into Union county on
Saturday evening. We presume it
will not cost very much to plaster a
house before long F. J. Hart-
nian has taken the agency to sell
trees for N. C. Ueaehy & Co. of
Rochester, X. Y......Chas. Scchrist,
who has liecn working near llusli
ville, X. Y. during the jiast year, is
at liome visiting his parents. Charlie
is a sensible young man and hath
taken unto himself a helpmate since
his arrival here, in the jterson of
Miss Elsie l'aige of Mazeppa. Here
is our hand, Charles Dame Hu
mor lias been correct and the wed
wing has come off. Foster J., oldest
son of J. C. llowersox one of our
ablest farmers and teachers', and Mis
Kate, eldest daughter of It. 11. Erd
ley, one of the most rcseetcd citizens
of our town. The' ceremony was
'performed on Tuesday evening by
Itey., S. Kohlcr of N;ew liurlin. The
WtriwtW put ties are' well, known
and are of indusripusliabitBoe
know our will wishes vill "'not' go
nwiaei'''':''''''-
At this time
lookintr around for Xnias 'ireseiit-
peojde are often :;t a loss to know
what to lii'y. This may he overcome j
nt once by visiting Weis' Store, Si-
linsgrove, where you may find un cx-
tensive line of fancy articles, both!
useful and ornamental at prices toj
suit all. ?,U
ADAMSBUKU.
Our people will soon be employed
in filling icehouses. . . .The hunters
are sorry that they cannot hunt rab
bits alter Dec. lo'th ...The Luth
eran church will hold its Christmas
entertainment on Christmas evening
. . . .S. E. lloinig and wife sjH-nt
Sunday in Troxelvillc. .Mrs. Hanks
Dreese moved to Ijock Haven on
Tuesday. Lewis HcHrii-h moved
into the house" vacated by Mrs.
Dreese The Pennsylvania 11.
11. Co. will raise the depot at this
place Miss Ella Weidnian is
spending three days at Middleburg,
where she is conducting a coat sale
Frederick Holtzapple, while
butchering, accidentally cut ofT his
thumb J. F. Mock, representing
the Thomas, liobert, Stevenson Stove
Co., was here interviewing our stove
dealers Isaac Ulsh, who had been
very ill, is improving. . . .Iicnevillc
Smith, of Middleburg, was un Ad
amsburg visitor on Sunday Quite
a number of jieople attended insti
tute last week Hiram Siegfiried
of Selinsgrovc was in town over
Sunday. . . .Miss Mary Dreese seiit
last week in l'ainterville Mrs.
Alice Arbogast, of Middlocreek, vis
ited in town, recently. . . .Just think
of it. You can get the Poht from
now until Jan. 1, 1900 for only $1.
It is the liest and most reliable jwi
per in Snyder county. Get in out
the wet.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel hair
cut, or other tonsorial work, is al
ways obtained at Soles' IkrberShoj),
in Wittenmyer's ..building, opjxNUte
Post olHce. v Go to Soles to buy
new 'razors or exchange for old ones.
Razors honed and guaranteed to give
BatlsfactloV' ' " A. ESoleb; -r
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was rcpurtcii as hiii!.'
thick on Saturday. Ni
this writing, it is i incin -
The University will c'i
tioii.lay vacation on Wnli:
evening, the 14th. Tile m.k
looking forward to it u iiii p! ;
able expectations Why H
the Post? One dollar wiilp.;
it I ron i now until .bin. 1. !
(Jet the most news ior i lit
money .
li.UUA.Mhii.
Mrs. Rosa (Jroover ami
ljcwisliurir were at tins p.i
week tiuite a niimlH-r
citizens attended the iiNitw
week. . . .X'ewtoii Walter lit
Hank was in town on JIhi.i!;i
Ing A. C. Smith nnd :
spent oiinuay wun o. .. . i
Monroe township. . . . mrpl
the hotel last Thursday t viii"
well attended and (pute.
. . . .Five rather suspii-iiiiw
fellows vere in this vicinitl
Monday. They were enjuyl
camp fire down at the i'l
whole day. They apjureii:',
some imjMirtant business wliw
had intended to transai-t....
Hilbish and dautrhter of SH
were in this place one day M
Some i J our lieoiilt' a;1
ix)urt this week.
Musical Assembly I
Fourth Annual Mn.-i"il
in the Opera House, Tavlin
edncsilay evening, 1 M'. -x
and closing Saturday, V"
eve. Address of WelwM'
Charles Miller, of lSn kiilij
sessions each day for rohcai
instruction. Concerts, Tliur4
day and Saturday cvenmj,
ticket and books 40 will
admission to concert, 1
entertainment at low ruU
Come! participle wi'M
instrument of your clni
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Large variety of all-
at lowcsf prices,' 'at
grove,' v" J
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