The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, April 20, 1899, Image 8
PORT TREVEKTON. The sweet notes of the sea shell arc being heitrd again this spring.. TBOXELV1LLK. ! Hafley paid a visit tu hvr' mother of this place Elmer Tharp ot 8e- Knrmersare busy sowing oats...... linsgrove ww seen on our streets on Prof. liowrrsox was seen in our 1 Saturday evening with one of our Our new teamsters, Linnie Auckor town looking up his friends vouug girls Mis Edith llerrold and I.cia I .mil' i m;i n, made several .i,,in (,,wS (st a colt bv death trips to Selinsgrove last week one (J. 1. Mover visited A. H. Swartz day Theotrlsof our town are on Saiurdav Mrs. Manbeck of makinir use of tin called "onionette".. worth spent a day last week lohll Stahl and wile spent ;i lew days in utir town lust week The Tinted Brethren church has made arrangements Cora festival on the 29thiust "Jnkie" very busy selling hooks ti Clar ence at present "dicky" seems to be pleased with the increase ot his family Mjss Toled limit of Sham ikin visited her mother in Sil ver has Ho!1., ret nr. sweet perfume Adamaburs visited .Susan Troxel.... ...Mrs. Ib-use- j0in Autmllerand Amnion Delong in (Jeorgetuwn lmght C. Rowersox's saw mill and expect to move it to Kate Annular a tract where they will saw head boards and Michael Aumiller will manufacture the heads The con tention is whether to have a hotel or not. Mr. Nerhood has good rccom inendations from the place where he left, but yet there is a remonstrance against him here. The judges will find that the strength ot the applica- Sciirawder (ion for license is eipial to the re- was a visitor with relatives at this place Conrad Dutrv spent Sun day at McKues Half Falls Wm. Snyder and Edgar lerr were in Se linsgrove on business on Saturday evening Miss Minnie Benner was in Sunhtiry on business Thursday, The Greatest Place to Buy furniture Win. from W.I. Ni 11 -Ii.'teil or 'he woods oil Monday Sheets Ivelley of Sun bury visited his parents on Sunday. lolin Stepp ami family cumu to town on Saturday Christ Vox ami wife of Steelton niovel to town on Saturday. Their ncaresl neigh born itviw' !. X. Hoiiser and lamilv. ,U. Liothermel, proprietor of the Altonna.... monstrance with the exception of the women ami onuaren. iney i women, girls, boys and even chil dren to sign the remonstrance. Ev erybody knows thai children will sign any paper it they are told to do so. RICHFIELD. MX, PLEASANT MILLS An Infant ton of W. W. Wsm.lt died on Tues day of lnt week and was Interred In Ibe St. John' cemetery on Thursday. Aired I year. Her. Druekenmiller officiated. Communion services will he held by the Lu derail congregation on Sunday iiiornnlR, April 23rd. Preparatory service Saturday preceding A taffy party was held at David Hoover's on Tuesday evening by the little folks. The Mt. Pleasant Holler Mill was running day and night lust week. W. R. Unr Ion, our assessor, is making his spring assessment. W. I. Verger moved his saw mill on Jacob I'ugc s tract. K It E AM Hi it. - l 1 I l 1 1 It 1- lii'iii a coat o! iiuinl. niir, after soeiidinirthc in- w . . . la. vervy i Intel, i- improving iiior by giving .lames Ijc winter in I lurrisourg, returned Home on Sunday lohu Weiser lefl tow n on Monday Eppin started fbr 'oliimbia with a horse and spring wagon. Tody and W. S. Ilelfen-st-: :i startetl for the same place in a duck IkkU I inland biilv thouirht Benner moved into E. E. house The 11-lilollih- ol Liichard Shafler was c in the Lutheran ceme Wednesday The re mains of Eliza Keller and II. Folts were interred here on Tuesday W. E. Schlegal and family, of Eos Salem, visited at the home of Jack son limit. Saturday and Sunday ( liarh Snyder's old" child buried hei terv last J. K. Mas and A. C.Smith were In I'lilladcl. phla last week luiyiug in a new supply of sum mer gondii. Geo. Gordon is lniUilIn? an addition to his house. It will be a great improvement and be a cozy looking home when flni.tietl. A. I). Kre.uuer attended the horse sale fttSnii. bury l;.-t Saturday. His higli.nteppi..g trotter, which na a tlnu specimen of a borne, 0 i ... 1 1...1 Wednesday. J.J. Mil. hell sold bis home, whieh he now : occupie., to Jacob Ben fee la.t week. i Fisher w alter visited frieul i si Sellnngrove t ' over Bttndsjr, Thompson llilliluli lint family of Set I n .gr o v e i visited friendl in town one day last week. The pig sale on Saturday was well Mtendbu. !';,.. " a I Si the toe ports of the town on H.11U- 1, Wt Suudtiv evening owing to i" inn, ilil llowers wit. i wliira t';cr were d rated Han limit is vcrry soirv thai Martha left, for he il.. I.. III-.,, Mil, it 111. IHITIU1 are sorry to say thai It, M. Shatter's largest hog died on Suudtiv. W. A Hummel of Lewistoiv n was llonii- over Butiday. Kemer Ailiniller left fur West Virginia last Von. lav with a number of men from tliisioun. ty to w irk In Ihe woods ilarlug the summer. W . . I ; i I .lc In n;i rai narty We UEN iKKYlLLK. log, Sicber, of McAlisterville, Pr pi" brought fair tt brought Mary Winey homeaudtook her brother. Ray, along hack Mrs, Page expects to return home from Snyder county, this week, where she is attending her sick moth er I. R. Vuuhoi'U and son, of Beavertown, were in our town on Sunday E. A. Carman returned home from the Eastern markets last week, where he nurchasccl a tine line . i ol (roods. m 1 i 1 -t rn rs i TlllS IS TG Piclco wlCl'G C61r Q10 COlTeS 0 hX fT"T Til) XT TTT T Ti TT" If one is invited away from home j x. j naturally anticipate not only pleasant coi 44U44444i4U,w544444U4im4444444 Py bnt other rarroandings. Wbat a contrast betwren the metbodf ot thifl Faruitare Stoic and those off HCll'll I'll I'll 1 f 11 I'.i uliuei'l I i c ? Sflf I I I 11 . 1 . II' ill if l.i.lii.r la 4l... ..11 BHJAsklHM ...... . i. ! ........ iuiusshiv aravimuw Ji"" uiiiv u rv ssi n uiuiji : in itic tl I I'.nii il liy J lllS ( l J How long can we afford to sell iff is our greatest problem. We are after profit, tlia frsma ........ .rl. list AHV l.. AX,'.., t 1 li -1- i nuu iiioihii, imi fvv Soju uiuuiouiit, o u ni ii limine : suiiiii Uiarglu Oil H iM'e - " 1 , ....... ....... ,. o l I I I I ' I ll.ltlt, are (telling .just now m're f ami tare every day than any store in oar county has erei'so ve sav mis iioKii v iiriiiuse we iiiorouguiy Deiieve It to De so, and that prices like tli and nothing else arc :it the bottom of it : .Miss Anna Klinepeter and .lames Hawk ol Lewistown are the guests of the former's parents Wallace Derr of Mifflintown is visiting at this place Edwin Charles and Ben. Smith of Middleburg were Ad amsburg visitors on Monday even ing Charles Laudenslager and wile of Miftiinburg spent Sunday with the latter's parents I. W. " " " s; i. i i.. : 1 ! i i, . i duuuk nun u.1 euii l iiniii uvevi mcnir mhiuidav renusLreek ,, ..' x, i ins resilience on .tini Kci Cal. Badger of MilHinburgwasin town on Monday . W. Keich- ly of C. P. C was at home over Sumla John E. Shinkel, Esq. transacted business al Middleburg on Saturday ( '. W. Markle isbuild- ing u new residence on his lot on Chestnut Si I. L. ( Seurhnrt was to Aduiusl'iirg one day last week F. It. Buyer, a student ofFrceburg Academy, was at home over Sunday. W. II. Shinkel and family of Miillinburir were the "iiesis ot .). V.. Bhiuki now hoasts of a money order office. Ifoncv orders can lx- secured to all part- of Hie I '. s ( )ur miller, 'A. 11. Herbster, moved his house Bold goods to Middlecreek last Thursday into the mill lately bought. I. K. Snyder -"Id his house ami l"i on Chestnut street to Perry (). Bnwcrsox for $200. Muckle in tends to locate at Spring Mills, Cent re county, WEST BEAVER. Quite a number of anglers tried the 15th tor trout, hut the catch was Bma'l the same as the tish I. .1. Steeliind hi- son, .lames, took a trip to Lewistown and also paid his sister, Mrs. Gibbouv, a visit v. Big Valley last week. . . . Henry Kahley A'ill locate in (lie city ol McClure lighf alter hi- sale which will take place April 22 Why is it that W. II. Kncpp, blacksmith, has to go awav t'roin home when he is in need id holts, iron, &c. to carry on his trade.1 W. B. merchants pleaseans- wcr Mis- Lizzie Kncpp is home una visit from Mifflin county where she had been employed S. II. Phillips had been sick a few days with rheumatism We had a lit- Thfl DitnviU I lilttfartltOU of the Latll ran VI in. isteriiiui of i'eiiiisylvania i i II ennvene at l-'r. e. burgon otiUaj Bvnln7, April -i. to oontinu until We'lnesilay evening l. O. 1:. I fttttfl r of BllBabethvill is Praa. ami Itw- Hon ol Dattvllle, Sue. I'feMhlng and ooinniunion on Monday rvaninff. Hav. Dr. Shaaffar( Mlaslonary President, and ttaV.Kntlar. Missionary' i India), will sp .ik Tueaday atfaalng on lha attvct of Missions- Oak Rockers, worth s?2.7", reduced to $1.98. Extension Tables, worth $0.00, rch I to $4.29. While Enameled Beds, worth reduced to $4.61 Antique Oak Sideboards, worth $12, reduced to 8.' Veiour Couches, 54 springs, worth $15, reduced to$U, Antique Oak Suits, worth $20, reduced to $15.78. ADAMSBUHQ. Dewey Day. E. S. WEIMER&CO.. FURNITURE DEALERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 34. 26and 37 South fourth M.. Swnbury, Penna pearance ot ms resiuenct street by adding a handsome porch. E. (i. Manheck, A. M. Aiirand, Reuben lireese, Jos. Spangler, ac companied by Master .lay and Miss Carrie, are spending the week in Philadelphia Mrs. II. I. Romig and daughter. Mi-- Myra, are visit- ins in Middleburs Mrs. sehal of Mifflinburg has laker, one of John Getz's grandchildren to raise. Rev. Samuel (Jreenhoe and wi'c ol Altoona are visiting the former's The governor issued thefollowing proclamation. "By authority ofthe concurrent resolution of the legisla ture of Pennsylvania, approved March 21, 1899, which recognises Monday, May 1, 14399, as the first anniversary of the victory ol the A merican squadron opmraanded by Ad mi ml George Dewey, in which the Spanish fleet was sunk in Manila harbor, one of the greatest achieve ments in naval W'irfare the world has ever known ; and to enable the peo ple of the ( !ointuon wealth of Penn sylvauiu to take part with the citi zens of other states in the proper observance "t said day. "I, William A. Stone, governor (iott- i ofthe ( !ommouwe ilth of Pennsylva nia, d i hereby name Monday, May 1, 1899, as Dewey Day, and desig nate the same as a legal holiday, and recommend to the people of the. Mrs. Sarah Bowersox Dead. ()n Sunday morning at 7:30 Mrs. Sarah Bowersoxoi this place breath ed her last. She was the widow of William Bowersox, who preceded her to the Spirit world about 20 years ago. Her maiden name was Jfearick. Of her children, we are able to name the following: Anion II., a merchant at Beavertown; Al len, a salesman of New York Cityj Mrs. Davis Gift of Pa. ton vi Me: Mrs. Philip Zieber, deceased, ofBellevue, Ohio; Mr-. Aaron Walter, deceased; Mrs. Hover; Mrs. Geo. S. Snyder of Middleburg; Mrs. Ellen Coleman of Millmout, Pa. Deceased was about 80 years of age. Funeral look place at !t:l!(l Wednesday morning. MARRlKrJ. OPPENHEIMER'S GREAT BARGAIN STOCK .... Everything New and Com plete inthe Line of the LATEST STYLE SPRING HATS Das just been received, xou :'iii be nure of honc.-i prit Shnes! Shnss! 5oes! You make from us. rich deal. no We ! x l niisiiiKc iii buviH alwaya gire von mother. Rev. Greenhoe preached a state its proper observance. very unoressive sermon and Ins wife qua mi Sunday which chicks to Stick close , . .( Candidates for the been numerous in this end looking up their friends I noticed in the Lowell news that .1. 1'. V. has the honor of heins call- tie snow i i i . . I can 'i i lie uuii to the old hen., past week hau i i l . i reuuered an excellent solo in tne Lutheran church on Sunday inorn- ing C. Wt Smith, wife and child are visiting in New Berlin The Lutheran V. I. S. C. E. will hold a "Pound Social" at the Parsonage on Tuesday evening, April 25, for the benefit of the TresslePs Orphans' Home at Loysville I. G. Mover of Mi. Union made a business trip to this place last week The Lord's Supper will de celebrated in the Reformed church on Sunday morning. The oatecumens will then he confirmed Hiram Siegfried of Selinsgrove, spent Thursday evening in our town in. Kcmpfer hft tor Phila. where he has secured employment. GRANT AND DEWEY DAYS Two Splendid Souvenir Numbers to Be Issued by the Philadelphia "Sun day Press." The licst authors and artists have been hard at work preparing two magnificent souvenir numbers ofthe April 12, at the home of the bride, by Rev. W. M. Rearick, Albert T. Berkheimeroi Milton and Edith T. Parviu of ( lowan. April 10, at Preeburg, by Rev. o. (J. Romig, Geo. A. Glass, of Philadelphia, and Miss Annie L. Roush of Freeburg. immediately allcr the cereinonv the young couple left for I'luladelphia. Mav iov am CnmEonri Sse Clothing. We are prepared to giro you sail rock bottom prices. .At tiie "1.1 si they use you right. Tivxxalx.s and Satohols. H. OPPENHEIMER, Market St., Selinsgrove Philadelphia "Sunday Press," whi; h K-ace be their lot along the journey SHAMOKLN DAM. Carrie Rutter of Millersblirs va.- a visitor at J. P. Coryell's over Sun day lohn Snyder and some of a loss to I his friends of Simbury attended 0m will I) liublished on April 23 and 30. The former will be a Grant Day sonvenirand the latter a Dewey Day edition. The articles and illus trations in lxith will be appropriate to the occasion nnd most of the mat ter has Ik-cii secured from special SOU roes and has never before been published, either in a newspaper or magazine. Superb color pages will add to the ni fistic beauty of Inith editions. The front page ot the Grant number shows the spletM monument which will be dedicated Ivy President McKinley in Phila delphia, and the front page of the Dtwev nuniljer is a reproduction ot ed ( iaptain, but I am at know from what branch be has been promoted. Please an-1 noon George Millhoff and Chas. I !. oivmoia showimr him as he rwer The captain has Ixen mak- Thomas, who are working fir M. H. j to-lav. Be sure to awt lxith son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Oldt. t service M. L Sunday school Sunday after- L magnifit.cnt painting of Dewey on of life. April 13, by Geo. M. Shindel, Clerk O. C, Charles Walter and Kate Bilger, lxith of Centre twp, April 13, at Selinsgrove, by Rev. S. K. Ochseniord, Gottloeb K rise of Lewisburg, and Caroline Roush ot Elkhart, I ml. VlklD April 7, at Knonsetown, Annie Louisa, daughter of Harvey A. and Minnie A. l'oltz, aged lo years, 5 months, 28 days. Funeral was held on the 10th inst., at Barner's Reformed-church. Rev. O. (i. Romig officiated. April 4, in New Merlin, infant ' i at ingsomc repairs on tne roan i ms ivuip near uewisourg, were nome tiese editions which will Ik- the April 14, Near Richfield, Clar- spring already C. Long is now ion Sunday A niimb-r of stu-1 l,adsomest ever issued by a news- enee, infant son of Adam and Su- in the fish business, and expects to I dents from. Bucknell University oflptntr, sauna Ramp, aged 111 years. lliriu.-n ins mauv i-u-oimi'i- huh ine 1 jjew isoiirg, were in ini- piaee oai- ' I wheel, with the his back. ( 'har- urdae evening. 1 hey took supper at Martin Slear's hotel lohn hnney triiie on hi Imrrel strapped on ley goes in tor quick delivering and I Toubolt of Mt. Carmcl was a visitxir small nrolits. at Wellington f isher- a Dedicatory Services. The re-dclieatioii ofthe Hassincer wannest day we had this spring. Sundae nioriunir, April 2U. Kcv. to All An Old Newspaper. "A word to the wise is sufficient" and a word from the wise should be Mrs. Julia Fisher of Spruce St., S24l5 it Wellington Fisher's Cyras I Sunbury, is in lKXisession of a copy reDeated experiences of trustworthy Shipe intends to farm for R. C. Kiss of the first issue of the Maryland persons may be taken for knowledge. .... Thursday of last week was the I Journal, dated Friday, August 20th, W. Terry saysj Chamberkm . 1 , 73. It is a four-page paper and f tion thtt n ftn v other in the mftri,et. 1 S a J I TsirMl! rr i . a . . hatheran church will take place on j Wm. J. Trexler made a business trip was edited and printed by William He has been in tba drug business at i rem- I. P. Zimmerman, of Adain-biirg, pleased will preach the sermon. Conimun-, trick, who is in the hospital at Sun lad services in the evening at MX) I bury, it improving o'clock. Preparatory services Sat-. will soon be with us again l-f wk - We are Goddard, on MarketStreet, opposite nSalJof &to oiV, I to hear that .co. A. Del- the conee House, in me cuy oi Jai- j n(1 nrnriT -o othr couck medi. timore. The subscription price was cines manufactured, which shows u. lw.. I... fin ah iniranor annum. It win tains conclusively inai unamoeriain s is t i ' a urday evem!"g previous. leu Shotzberger and Miss Jennie I foreign newS. . J: J, ru. .i I the most satisfactory to the people. Ga-: many interesting articles of home and ; and f. tfae begt by I gists. One of the best Wheels on the Market ONLY IDEAL . . . A wheel of unparalleled quality for only $25.00. Fine Bicycle Repairing Successful ly done. Some good second-hand Wheels now on hand. N. P. HUMMEL, KREAMER, PENNA. as mm i7.IDDLkBUi.GH WARKEi . . i . vwirruiv-u weeKiy nyoiir meroDMl Butter Bggi ............. OUIOHH LhnI $40.00. j Tallow ....ZZZZl'Z... Chickens per I h I Tiirkovi. .... Shoulder Hhiii Vt hf-at , Rye ......!....... Potato Old Corn Oats Bran per 100 lha Middlings " ... Chop Flour per Mil Don Colic AT ree With Van T If not, drink Grain-O made from pure grains. A lady writes i "The first time I make Grain-0 I did not like it but after using it for one week nothing would induce me to go back to coffee." It nourishes and feeds the system. The children can drink it freely with great benefit. It is the strengthening substance of pure grains. Get a package today from your grocer, follow the directions in making it and you will have a delici ous and healthful table beverage for ' old and young. 16c. and 26c. K mm, x HEFFELFEER Ituctaii r ty SELINSGROVE, PA. Lowest Gasb Prices. ffortasiGoarait Call Before Too Order Elsewhere- I Call East! V V I v aw .-iu anas wa - - - a B A I I will vend a bftDOsome foi NTAi ris. noua iroia. nuLniDir ueaiait. vs.-- oum Rr Afff.nt wantfi. Aaaresa - M 1sl flnranrloMt W V Sal