CORRESPONDING
POUT TREVERTOS.
Chas. Mnlln.T made a flying trip
..i;.Lviili his! weak C. M.
Neita sueut Friday and Saturday in Horn want to Kmm , father a pre,mory 8 ;
2 Mrs'e D Dorar vis-1 Irvin Freed moved into the nouse Cruise in the Glacier Prof. Nt-
heusrente on the IskTof Que vacated by Mr. Sanders.. The ; lig spent a weak with his family
1 ' . 1 . u s. v i.it- nuhlto schools otoeed last Tuesday... it betas vacation C. B. Nettling
lilSl llMlllil "
ing her sister,
in Belinsgrovi
Mr-
ViiNi:i ilauir,
.Dr.
l i) ".,,l .
ZSi his boat,' I j'ttle" Chest! r, to; April 1 On Sunday morning the Miss Covert spent several .lays vis
Pierce BingamanlaatFriday........ Christian K.ulcnyo, . hucje y ot the ,,,, at l-
Nt, Adam Aocker will
noxt Rummer, he sld bis
nut
l
i h liii
boat.
mi I i. 1 .......... .. i' i i
-n
j lie primary so i
Amm ..twl liiti Lrr-nnnisr hist 1 in
. ri" .1...
The pleasure f the scholars will
now be the torment of mothers and
ti.hmits Harry Milliner, pur
...... ...:,r,..,- u.v is iHimliiotinir u liv -
ry and exchange stable in Sunbnry
.....The peuple wh oved out ol
town this spring are: Edgar Kishe
to Kook Glen, Luaernc Co.; Rev.
Lamey toShumakervillej J. 8. Pres
Bier to Shnmokin. Those who mov
ed to town arc: 8.S. Neitz of Zion'a
l,vi,i Weaver it erdilla
Mrs. H.Q. Houaeworth ol Bueh-
m: i . m ii. ii nl lfu. I
'.I II, .1H'II. .Ml. II
rata. Miss Martha Snyder is one I
it our vouns ladie
whoknowa how
to entertain. Those who were glad
they accepted her invitation to ihe
carpet-rag party, last Tuesday even
ing, were: Luc Bogar, Stella8ham
baugh, .Jennie S-hrawdcr, Maud
Charles, Clara, Lena ami Lerie
Bingaman, Carrie and Kate Noll,
MattieStepp, Dollie Hoover, Ame
lia Erdlev. Bessie Woodling, Jennie
Charles, Alice Rothermel,EveGens
amar, Carrie Walker, Nellie Soliaf-
i,-r. Mairiri,. Kdlv of Williamspoit,
Miss Diittrv nf Bhamokin. Stewart
Mnvme Hmrar
of Silver Run, .!. Dot. Bogar, P. G.
Bhambach, Tom. Bogar, Harvey
Schaflef, Victor Bogar, W. M.
Charles, Clarence Klook, II. M.
N'eitz. Ed. Neita, Chas. Mullner,
.Mm Neilz. Tom Mullner, 111
V..i.y 15..rl Wit. arvey lx'lllir
' . . I
and Daniel Houtx.
. , j a
HUMMKL'S WHARF.
The water was left in the canal
on Tuesday morning as the order of
the day unstable Heiser intends I
to move on his farm Samuel
Trutt intends to move on J. L.Coop-
er's iarm Brian Teats taught a
Bueoaaaful term ol school this win
Cer The school gave an enter-1
iaimncnton Saturday evening, which
Mras well rendered 10 a 1111 1 noose.
Floyd Saasaman was employed
in tjle shoe factory at Selinsgrove on
Monday morning Janus Maze,
who has been employed in the Dan
ville Asylum, returned to this place
and intends to go to the Empire
State on Tuesday, accompanied
by Norton Bower Henry Heim-
bach's ol ?liddleburg visited friends
in this place one day last week.
They expect to make Akron their
iiitmv home Ashcr Wert., who
had iieen on the sick list, is able to
h' about again Miss MableShipe
ofiSunbury visited Katie Beesholtz
tOB Sundav MamieSites of'IIigh
spin- is spending a few dayaatSam-
ruel Bower's Miss Alice Kcr-
stetter of Northumberland spent
.Sunday at Henry Markle's Our
.. 1 1. 1111..
merehant, Samuel Htroub, is doing a
iair business The wreck w hich
ooonm it on the . . 1 . it. K. oppo-
-He this phi.-. the 14th inst., at-
tl.U'teil till
attention
j 1 1 1 1
a mini
. ( Ihica
her of people I iti r wa
go's greatest grain dealer,
ll VOU I
wish to know who is Hummel'
,.
Wharfs strain denier, nan LXiry
1 lumincl.
PAXT0NV1LLK
Easter services will beheld in the
Cnited Kvangelieal church on Kas-
hter morning Rev. J. Bhambach
preached his tirst sermon at this
place on Sunday evening. He was
greeted by a Urge and appreciative
audience Miss Ksther Short ess of
Beavcrtown was the truest of Miss
Mollie Mitchell over Sunday ! ed by Lepley; Henry Maurer Into the
Sam. Weideiunoyer, our cigar mak- ( house he purchased in Adaiusburg;
or, is leaving us this spring. He j Ross Si-bristtoHiintington county;
is moving to McClure Frank Theo. Ewig with Ed. Mitchells; Ad
Miller's moved on Gabriel Gill's I am Goss on Cal. Ulsh's frrmln West
liirm about four miles north-west of Beaver; Ira Goss on the farm vaeat-
this place Ix-ah Haffley, who has led by Adam Goss; Ammon Smith on
been ipiite sick for the last few Riegle's farm; Harvey Heimbachon
months, is slowly i"ecovering , Jesse Knepp's. farm.
Irvin (Jravbill, Charles Dolison and
Clinton Craybill went to Virginia
I'll i if iillUHMl ni .'Uiiiv.u t-v naaaj m
to work in a lmnlier woods Miss pa when sufferHiK with rheu-
Mercy IJrunncr is visiting lier sister, i mat ism, waB advised to try Gbamber
i ,i. Otmmmi ...... Hi. it.- i Iain's Pain Palm. He says: "A
Ml-. . .11.1111 1.1 'IT I, 11. . 1 I HQn .1.1-1
t Mtt i i i I
im...... Isaac uui, wno nao ix-en ; prove(J of Kreat Beivice to me. It
suffering greatly in the last year, ! e ubdued the inflammation and re-.1-1
LL. i .. i u I tiow.l inn nain Should anv Kuflerer
iiiki ;u inn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - nrai n i.iii iu?i I
Soodt, and was btmed ,n the Has-1
singer cemetery last Wednmlay. i
B8AVERTOWN.
John A. Kern and Ambrose Au-
mod and families, of Adaiusburg,
were the guests of J. P. Knirn s ou,
Sntiiriliiv D. S. Spccht was to ,
M iddleliiirg last weak J. K. Van- j
I . ,. . . 1, .SJ.
Mrs. Julia lvoimg wb .
Lt KiMiii'iii HT "looi a
day" on
i t . .i i .in 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 tiiui' ii
i , aiiu' 1 1' .ii mM -
i hold a Sunrise .Meeting at ociock
i A o ...... ire. T 11 1:111 Lilt'
We must oonsratulate the
.1 ii i t iiitiok .,.b.
- , '
iiu ti tni'ir nrnrmiTnim
, . A A . La kattftM ell-
upwards 01 nny nwnivo"
roHwj Rev. L PJiimmerman will
hold communion services in the Lu -
Itheran
churcli Sundav, April y.
Some thirty are prepared to uinie
with the church Ira Killer was
tn Bannerville on Sunday visiting
his lady friend Reuben Foster
:..i.. ...I.. fiu .fnmh Haines by
lllllllin l" IHl". ' 4"
the first ol April William Bin-
gaman recently purchased a fium in
Iiil1in miintv on which he intends
to move in th
ben Greenhoe
near lutiire ivcu-
. . !....
iaa iswivfirmf triiin a
.... AT V II ('.,,,
spell of 8iokneaa....Mr.efl id Bun
bury tuned Beverai pwm
in
this
place with splendid results. lie
certainly understands his business.
l'.l Wine- was to Richfield
this week Thomas Bickel left
for Mitnuiburg a few weeks ago
where he is working i" a carriage
shop. Wecannot n mmend a bet
ter and 1 e industrious youngman.
Winey Bros., merchants, ship-
I"
1 car load Ol wueni iw "
A young man of inipeto wn, I'a.,
who paid specia
who paid special attention too yoUllg
lady ot said plaa
occasionally pre-
sented licr
I her with a bunch ol Mowers.
He exchanged cast-oil' garments to a
poor florist who when tilling an or
lcr enclosed in the hunch of roses a
slip of paper with this inscription,
"Don't forirel those worn-ofl pant8
. . 1 e. I..
you Had nroiniscd mea ie i.i".i'
he sent the
: -"l sus pccuii- a.n ......
Vt . i . .1
- I 1 J .....
nacknffe 10 ma laay u
Willi
What
1 '
foundand read the paper
happened when he called as usual
I will leave the question to the read
cr to solve.
MIDDLEOREEK
At this writing but very little of
the spring work has been done by
our farmers (ioss and Klingler
have finished sawing staves on the
WeaoW tract Several of oor
,,k , Mirtlin eounty sales
peop
last week
II I T I ... ........I triutnr
v iso
in our village last week H"'B
Knepp of Mifflin Co. transacted
business here recently Klingler
Bros, made a trin to Painter when
they purchased a saw mill and en
gine. They also traded their trac
tion engine to Jacob Cross and Sol.
Yetter, on a small portable. ..J. H.
Knepp transacted business in Mif-
rliti county last week Mrs. Mus-
serofnear Middlelmrg was the guest
of Mrs. Sal lie Martin loseph
ri.-h and wife were the guests of
his brother, H. W. iflsh.. Jerry
Koch and E. F. Uoss attended Mrs.
Henry Koch's sale in Centre county
last week. ..Win. Cross and Jerome
Reitz traded horses. Cross irettin"
tl, ...... ft.i. tui ('tins It Klinirler "1
j was in Huntington county
, alter some stave t'unlier
coking
. . . Erie ;
i Ulsh ol McClure was running
our i
mui0uFriday as 11. W. Ulsh was
t jx.wifitowll on business Mr.
ECillmer of Tuscarora Valley was
the cne-t ol Wm. Gross several davs
l.... I- I In,, ktiiwonr aoiDnf i
iobi una uuu. k""i
Chas. Maurer brought a new buggy1
, a,. ,lt MSffUnLniw lor
II Mill 111. . . .''. - v a.
Dr. Mitchell of Dr. McClure
David Deifenbach of Logan waa a
visitor in our section Henry
Maurer and J. H. Knepp were in
Middleburg on Saturday Jacob
Riegle of Lewistown was hereon
business OH Saturday The fol
lowing persons have already moved :
John Lepley into the house he re
cently bought from Henry Maurer;
Ed
Hei.nbacl. into tl.e house vaeat-
J 7
L5?S L?TJ fiUat?
, , . .. . . . . ,
few applications of the liniment
r - . til" i , I
f nL.oSSi
drugRists
W. E. Housewerth ami daughter!
were at Lancaster severed days last;
week, the 'Squire having a case in
the courts of L-incaster Co Dr. j
VV. H. Ulsh and wife are at his
. .,., !, Ltb .runtM. .
H. D. Sehnure and wife ami:
1 w " i
1 i II. ;u i mi uu i "u a i i
r
i jaat Jas. u. arouse, rxp,
of
your place, transacted
vnnr
business in
i v....
' hIl. u:.. A.l.
..... mL. - ah Intvn fur Wl'UPfl 1
i loirn mi r nun .....-w. .imvir
i ici , nuu an " .
months visiting, returned home last
1 W(H?k D. D. (. M. Farnswortn
t Danville attended the fliasonie
ixlge here on Saturday evening lasi
A nutnlier of new students have
arrived within the last wi-ek
j Wm. 8. Ulrloh, a student of Mt.
Airv Seminary, is Boendins a few
. I
day- at home Misses Alleman,
j who are attending Irving College,
are at home for a few days Dr.
Wm. Miller, ot wuiiamaportf u u
I . ! 1 xf O...,o
Wm. Miller, of Williamspoit, is the
,
man.
mum vmm
ought not ?o drink cVffee, It Tie Vol
cauaf unf.bhLatbfSE' SriJratiS
mill niinnf iini'. 1 1 la niftilfi f rOffl nil l'
graina and bM that uonaaai nrown
con r nun 1 is es 1 hii uwubhiu
of X'fiw and co ata aboutiTa
Cbildrtn like ii aud thrive on ii he-
collu.i.liui'outnollniiS
Ak v.. in- arueer for Grain-O, the
j 1 1 mm J 11 -
of coffee and costa about fas much.
.... n . . -
' ' 1 ii i . ......
MT. PLEASANT HILLS.
Annie Yerger is working in Se
lillBgrove...The entertainment held
by the Fremont school on Saturday
evening was pretty well attended...
Some of our people nttcnded the
public sale of J, A. Grimm near
Freeburg last Friday loseph
Lenig intii.ils remodeling his .house
this spring Bell KaltriUT, who
is working at Liverpool, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at her home
John Fisher and Lydia Hemine! arc
irettinar their houses paintc(L..liitia
?. . . . r
IllimillCI erccicd il lll'W loien hi
1 . .
I) 1 1 Il
1 in 11 1 of her dwelling
malraa a fine ntiiu:ir:ilice.
.John
o .
r. Doyermoveaon nmntrm on 1 up-
day 'J'he Si. JobnSunday school
will be reorganised next Sunday...
Unite a iiiunlier ol our people w
1 n . , ., . . t
uiiuiiltu nouses iin iti
i 1 iLI b
imr.
Mnitli iimianoiiierireniienian or .
I Berlin were the guests of H. J.
. Swartlander's one dav last wwk . . j
j i. (i ( r,,i ..Reformed min
later of Lanoastc
ii
will move to our'
r
tl 0t ih aW y
f
i
t
Bargains for All.
Having sold my store and
oiiig out of the Store Business
7 on the first of April, I wiljaow
sell my entire .stock of boots,
Shoes, Rubbers, Own B sits, etc.
at wholesale prices. I have
Mens' Shoes,
Boys' Shoes,
4 Ladles and
Children's Shoes
in ail si.es and ahaoes aud at r
prices to suit cuervbody. r
Slim's that sold at 1.45, at $1. (
Womens Shoes as low as .S5". t?
Men's ShoeS from 7")Cto $-.2". U.
f
A Few Bargains
In Groceries.
Levering Coftee, 10c per lb.
Deans, 4e per lb.
( )ut Meal, ! per lb.
Rice,' 6c jier lb.
Baking Soila, 5c wr lb. v
Port Pepper, 14operlhi
I Jl -r. . . . ll'll. O I c.
1 w'r " V
t LAunary csaap, z cakes ;c.
i Clothes Pine, lc per dozen.
3 lianner Lye, lOo per can.
4 Flour Sulphur, I3c jicr lb.
; THESE PRICES ARE GOOD
ONLY UNTIL APRIL FIRST
Which day this store will change
hands. If vou do not want to
"H buy come and seemy prioesaml
Jbe convinced, as this is net to
run old shoes out to make room
for new stock, but it is a genu
4 ine sale. Do not come too late,
-ji Welcome to all whether you
A buy or not.
Itespecttufly lours.
1 C. W. ORAYBIl-t.
ksfT -T- -T-- -T- -T- -T -T- T -fx
SELLING AT COST
The Greatest Place to
mm 1
TOMB
m rni . . . r
u I ' ri 1 C 1C ThO lnrr T.hrvi t i,,nr
v v l L. I
! . -r -1 v -r
I 1 I 1 l-V I
r n , Brf w r m
-
W1HW1I1UIHH1MHHIIHUHHMM panj but otfier surroundm-s.
, .Wbf tt ntl b nietl.od,, ot this Furniture Store and those of
,uw ttiriuture specialist. How much will it brinir i is the all abaorl tinir diiHuf ion tl.
now long can we anord to
nana .......... . ... ..... .. .i:ix"
w utnorenwy. we try to make a
1,110 Dnt we P,;in Hilterently. We try to make a smal
ume ot business, where others figure on large profits irom a sin
J"J nhnv. everyday than any store in
wfi say tins boldly because we thoroughly believe it to be so. a
1 . it 1 ..a. . - '
1 . a .
null IMMIMII t It" I I III lilt".
Oak Rockers, worth 2.7", reduced
Extension Tallies, worth i;.), reduced to $
lute Enameled Beds, worth $7,
E. S.
FURNITURE
t4. rhanri ;w ,nit.h
.. .
town in May and will preach for the
Reformed congregation ol this plaoe
1 .. M : i.:i At... 1 15-
.. .
I liiinnicl was carrying out a tub of
hot water for the
. , . , , I
. . .1 .. ,
mg, she stumbled and li-11 into the
' II l' . ' ' , n.u
wati
with one of her arms an !
acalded it very severely David
Hoover accompanied by his two
daughters, Delia and Mollie, arc
I visitinir friends at Milton and Sha
, .
, . it
imOKID...
Rev. U. I'. Heilman of
Topton, Berks Co., Pa., preached in
the Lutheran and Reformed chiuch
on Sundav. Mr. Heilman is Sunt.
' ,1,.. ( 1... II , ..I...-.
''' III. I I'llil.l .11 Jill. '.Il L.llll II. Ml.
; . ....
I oinmunion services will he held bv
the Lutheran congregation on Sun-
0ay, April
Blacksmith Shop.
I wil! again begin blaeksmithing
April 1st with a new set of tools at
the old stand. A wagon shop will
be placed alongside of my shop. I
will Ik- prepared to do all kinds of
work. AmAXDUB BHAMBACH.
S-2-5L
ORDINANCE XO. HA.
AS OIUIINAIVCB, oraiilluir iioriiilsHlim to
tl.e sprlne Tflt-phono company M WROI a.nl
miiliitiiln iiH Toleplione Line In the Huriiug)' of
Middleburg, Snyder County, Pennsylvania.
Hrrllon I. Hell ordained by the Town coun
cil nl til" Ilnrouiili of Mlildleliurir. In Town Ooun-
! i ll osHeuiblt'd, und It x hereby enacted and or
Idalned b) authority of the same, tbat permlxfllon
' be and the same In hereby granted to HwSprtBg
Telephone Company to erect poles and run wires
I on the same over or under any of the Alleys or
l.anen of this BorouRh. for Ihe porpOM of trane
'ai'tliiir a ifoneral Telephone business, and the
' same from time to time alter, renew and repair.
.....1.... . I...... ftiw n. I.., ... hi nnv
of the streets of the said Borough, except where
. there are no Alleys tn nppronrh the Town, or
vl : when impoasiDio to cross tuo Town Dy Alley or
I' Lane.
v 1 Si . i Ion .1. Said poles shall ho straight and
L I harked, and shall be puluted ut :easl fifteen feet
; iroin.ue gniunu up, wi n hoi ii-mh iuau nruoima
, i ot paint, such as the Street Committee of said
f ! Boroiifrh may direct. The location Of UK line and
noli, si. nil he under the sllnervlslon of the said
ft- stroet Committee, and should It become neces-
K- l mlltee to change the location of any of the poles
L ' the said SDrlnif Telephone L'ouipany shall luiine
siiry at any Time in uie juuirment oi suia t oiu-
r- dlately upon notice from said committee make
1 ii... rii.uir.Hi nhaaaa nr Ahaaaaa nt. Mm eonr and
ft- , expense of thettald Spring Telephone Company.
Seellon 4. The said Telephone Company,
K'tore entering upon any ot the Streets. Alleys
. . . . ...II ...... .,,.- .... ...a MMMMM mm ...
v cuustruetlhiror erecting iniles to nald Telephone
Line, shall enter Into bond In the sure of one
Thousaud (11,000) Dollars to the said Borough,
I to bo approved by the Town Council, conditlon
, ed for the payment of all damages occasioned by
: the construction of said Telephone Line, and
also conditioned tbat tbe streets, alleys and
' lanes be left In as good condition as tbey were
before entering upon the same for tbe purpose
j ot constracUng said Telephone Line,
meet ion n. Members of Council shall have
the free use of said Telephone Line, for sending
i and receiving messages over tbe same for all
1 municipal purposes, as long as said line aballbe
l maintained.
H. ci ion . Tbe provision of tbli ordinance
I shall he formally accepted by said Company, and
: In default of such acceptance tbe same shall be
null and void.
Her t Ion 7. If the said Telephone Line IS not
In full operation within one year from date of
the passage otthls ordinance, the same shall be
mil land void.
Passed at a special meeting of tbe Town Coun
ell March 1 nth, 1899. .
C, 8TKTI.KR, D.T.BHOAWS,
Secretary. President.
March nth. 19N, tbe above ordlndnce having
been passed by Town council and the same hay
ing been duly presented to me for .my approval
or disapproval, I hereby approve the tame,
J . F. KE1TZ.
Chief Burgess.
V $
1 BBitfl bbbj 1 nar a mi 1
" ' J wiw wm.w iv WUI
. - .....
w t . ... -
I : l-V M 11 " umiu'u away iroin UOII16 t
. naturally anticipate not onlv plciisante
sell iff is our greatest problem. We are after profit th
ii.. tit ...
I vbib 1 a HIAP I
I I III IT
to $1.98.
98. I Antiouc Oak Sideboards, worth Si''
. 4.29. VelonrCouohes.54BnrinB8,worthtl5.redueedtotil
reduce
to 54.b7. I Antique Oak Suits, worth 2o, reduced to 116.78.
WEIMER&CO..
DEALERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
hnipth
.
OPPENHEIMER'S GREAT
BARGAIN STOCK ....
Evervthiner Ne
ptete intne Line of the
LATEST STYLE SPRING HATS
has inst been received.
V fill
Shnes! Shoes!
You make
from us.
rich deal.
Cnmeand Sse
We are
nick' l()
tiiey use you right.
H. OPPENHEIMER,
Market St.,
D1KU
Mar. 27, in Book wheat Valley,
near ShadePs Mills, Charles BottB,
aged about 7 years.
Mar. 21, in Eastern Penitentiary
of typhoid fever, Howard Jones of
Franklin township, Snyder County,
aged aliout 4o years.
March 19th, near Paxtonyille,
after a long illness, Isaac Gill,
One!of the best Wheels
on the Market
ONLY - - - $40.00.
IDEAL . . .
A wheel of unparalleled
qualitf for only $20.00.
Fine Bicycle Kepairing Successful
ly done. Some good second-hand
Wheels now on hand.
N. P. HUMMEL,
KREAMER, PENNA.
Buy Furniture !
S .
I
y-.i .- 4 1
i n .
small margin on a large
.. i '
small volume of trade.
in our countv has ever
so
.Ill I II I I liri Ill's' 1 1 I n
1 a a . ...
f.. n
ouifyurv. KPnn
'm Iwi ainu I a
Snas!
i - m I
w noi l ni im ii,
no mistake
Ve always
ll OUV1
t
give you
Clothing.
prepared to give you suits
(till nnwio t li ,
x i t wiii niiin
Selinstrrovc t-,,
sJ.KM. wm
mivuixDuntin IflAKKc
Corruot,.,! I.I..1.
Mil 1 r r
Eiwj ..'.'.'.'"V"'.'
Onions
Lard
Tallow ,'
Chickens per lb
Turkeys
Hid
Shoulder
Ham
Wheat
By
Potato..
Old Corn
oats
Brati per 100 IU.
MiddliDKs - ....
Ohop "
Flour per hbl....! '.. '" ' ""
a .j y Will lllt'l'f (Will
Pr
mrwwm a mmmrn
I
THE Tan no
SELINSGROVE. PA.
Lowest Gash Pnces.
TTT 1 L " ft
n1T f TT n 1 m a
UflUDC Uf CIUU U UK r. SKW K
wAIol
FOR IOC SILVER or Its W
I will send a handsome KOI
rus Houd fold. Notblnv beats t.
oai seiier. Ajrcnis wanien. Aaaress si
nor lss, uayandoldt, w. va.
IT7riTrPTriTnnrin
nLrrLLriHiitn
i . .- . '-'f ' g"
-tt ... , a , -Ui. arsli(ifc fitA jjfc.- ifi. taiaiti
irlnTilgj