BKAYKKTOWN.
YV. (J Soyder ban t lit.- sick M$L
rvin Freed left on Monday lor
Lqwistown.
James O. Herbster was to Suth
Dinvillc n Saturday.
W. A. Biokle rol'ed hi- carriage
hop back from the Btreet about 20
feet
C. M. Shirk, Cloyd Herbster and
Jacob Carpenter spent Sunday at 8e
lioagrove.
W. A. Khamestine lift for Pitts
burg on Monday where he expects
Aa find work.
Mrs. Foster aud a lady friend of
Jamison City were the guests of J.
). Herbriter over Sunday.
hi Friday evening the missionary
lund liad a chestnut party ;it the
hoihi' of Miss Jane Middlcswartli.
ADAMSBTTHO.
General inspection train was over I
(lie road on Monday, stopped and !
dined with li. II. Faust, proprietor
ot the Centra! Hotel of Heavertown. j verv interesting union meeting
of the Lutheran Senior and Junior
Mrs. Anna (in ws it seriously ill
at this writing. j
Van MiddU'swarth of McCluie
was a visitor ot tiiis place recently.
Miss Cora Unught of SigferviUe
spent a few day with bur parent
Mrs. J. II. Spangler and children
visited friends in McCltire over Sun
day. .las. Hawk of Lewistown was the
guest of Miss Anna Klinepeter on
Sunday.
Ambrose Gutellus of Middleburg
made a business trip to this place on
Monday.
Misses Maine Beaver and Elsie
Riegle t Middleburg spent Sunday
in our town.
Harry Dreese, who is emploved
in Philadelphia, visiting his parents,
tteuben Dreese's.
Mrs. Jas. tUudenbush and two
son- of Virginia are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Weideiisaul.
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David Coleman, who was work-
ingforthe Uailroad Company, re
turned home with a fractured arm.
: all liopu for his recovery as
iiicklv as oossihle.
PAXTONVILLE
Erof. F. C. Bowcrsox was in town
Wednesday evening.
M r s. K a t e Blel of
town is visi'ing relatives
place i! present.
Kpv. Joshua Shnmbach i
a en able Berinon ill
Heal church on Sunday evening.
Our teachers from town attended
the teachers' iustitute til lienninger's
sellout house on Friday evening,
They report having had a very inter
esting meeting.
Last week a freight train was
wrecked about half a mile tielow
town. Several cars were thrown
off the track. Work train was called
lor, and the trains were delayed un
j evening.
'. E. Societies was held on Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Cora Hamilton accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Myrtle of
Sliainokin, were the guests of friends
recently.
Rev. Warren Rose of Wagner
preached a very interesting and im
pressive sermon in the M. E.church
on Sunday afternoon.
Keemer Walter, wife and too of
Middleburg and Peter Bubb and
wit'eoi Beaver town spent Sunday at
Speeht.
J no. Haines and wife returned
from Philadelphia, where he was
buying his fall and winter goods for
the firm of Spangler & Haines.
II. (i. Manbeck spent last week
in Philadelphia, buying the winter
supply of dry goods, etc., for the
firm of H. G. and E. S. Manbeck,
n... wam WINDOW sasii HAT
LlOeS yOlir ti, ii,iy weather? It
my AntlKttler Spring Wedge will prevent
It; oonvenlent to apply, 10 cents pair, ti a
iloren (y until postiinid. 1(. llool'Kli. ISuxtnn,
M.I. UVlMm.
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the hvangc- the residence ot J, w . ope
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th
j IQTr N I f Think what this means. Ever since last I
1 I O I EL I N I June we have been preparing for this one !
event and after many weeks of untiring ef I
forts, you can be assured it will be The Greatest Clothing Event j
we have ever presented to the people of this Vicinity. " j
WE HAVE BEEN PLANNING A LONG TIME.
We will then demonstrate that this store is the store for the
people and the place to buy RENABLE Clothing at the lowest nos. !
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this is the store for economical buying. Not for a single day, but t
X at an times, to serve tne people better ana better is the power
s ful and persistent efloit which directs every step of this fast grow
I ing store. A single visit (if only to see) we are certain will be proof
x positive tnat every statement we nave maae is correct.
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NEVER SO WELL PREPARED
To serve you as we are today, All departments are at
the top notch of development and efficiency. Great variety
without proper pricing is worth nothing we've both a
combination that means everything. Pnoes that hringevery
penny of a dollar into play, prices that mean values greater,
larger, better than ever seen before such prices we present
to you today,
OOLF GAPES J OTHER CAPES.
People say that our Golf Gapes are the prettiest to be
found nn opinion that is supported by wonderfully large
sales. New and Stylish Golf Capes 8192.25,16.75,17.39,
An iwt njt i i.lie nn
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CLOTH CAPES OF MEDIUM WEIGHT,
For cool Autumn days, are also here in extensive vari
ety at low prices. Pur trimmed, $1.19, 82.50 and up to
$10. Stylish braided, 2.89, $;5."0 and up to $12.00.
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Fur Collarettes, lined with plain and fancy silks made of
Electric Seal, Astrakan, Opossum, Martin, Etc. Prices
range from ?1.7" to $20. Boas, Mulls and Trimming in
most every Fur.
FASHIONABLE TAIT0R MADE SUITS,
Very Newest. Moderate prices all along the line. We
are having a great run on these suits. Many women w ho
conic here and buy say there isn't another store in town with
such excellent values for so little money outlay on the buy
er's part. Homespun Suits, two shades of gray, oat tly
front, lined with plain silk serge. Most stores ask $12.50
for the same thing ; our price $10.00.
1 LADIES' AND MISSES' JACKETS.
tUfji 1 a 11 ll' 1 1- Tit 111
uuues ana jiibsm aii ooi itersey j adieu dibck
and other colors silk lining throughout, strap seams back
and front, real value $10.00 our price, $7.50. Others
ranging from $3.50 to $20.00.
Eiderdown Dressing SacquBs.
Baoqnei at 85c, solid Colors, crocheted edge, turn-over
collar held by ribbon at neck. Saoques 98c, $1.25, $1.50
QD to $2.50 tome with trogs down front. Others bound
with satin.
"e have now on display our complete lines of Ladies'
and Children's Tuderwear marked at pricee we know they
can't lie bought for elsewhere.
Blankets and Comfortables.
We are giving special inducements to the early buyers of
these goods. It in need of any buy now.
Men's and Youths'
CLOTHING.
Men's and oung Men's Fine All
Wool Suits, extra well made,
in Blue, Fartry Plaids
and Black,
$4.98.
Men's and Young Men's Elegant
Fall and Winter Suits of every
fashionable design, cut and
make, all colors, very
dressy,
$7.50.
Men'
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Men's and Youth's
OVERCOATS
and Young Men's extra hea-
Winter Overcoat, well
made, a good warm
coat,
$2.50.
Men's an I Youth's Overcoats
Blub, Black Kersey or
Beaver, a very stylish
coat suitable for
dress.
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$6.00.
Children's
SUITS.
We can now say we have,
without doabt, the largest
and most stylish assortment
of SUITS for Boy's and
Children ever shown in Sun
bury, ranging in prices from
75 Cts. to $6.50.
The styles and colors, you can
rest assured, when it comes
from here, its right.
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Oct. 2o, at Selinsgrove, Dr. P. A.
Boyer, aged 48 years.
Oct 18, near Middleburg, Mrs.
William Walter,aged about 07 years.
Oct. ft, at Kreanier, Matthias
Dauberman, aged 7" years, 1 month
and 1 7 days.
Oct. 16, at Selinsgrove, Col. B.
! Franklin ('rouse, aged 03 years.
Oct. 18, on Blue Hill, near Sha
kin Dam, Mrs. Marry Young ot
typhoid fever.
Sept. 24, in Centre twp., Benjamin
Loos, aged 72 years, 1 month and
1 1 days.
Oct."), in New Berlin, Elizabeth
(icise, relict of Samuel Oeise, aged
1 80 veers, 1 month and 14 days.
Sejit. 24, in Jackson twp., Susan,
wife of Charles Hummel, aged f2
years, 8 months and 13 day9.
Oct. 14, near Richfield, Christian
! L. Graybill, aged 84 years, 1 month
and it days, f uneral was held on
the 17th inst., at the Ricfield U. B.
church. Revs. O. G. Romig and
I Thomas Graybill officiated.
MARRIED.
Globe Warehouse
343 Warket St., Sudbury Pa.
Oct. 17, by Rev. Geo. W. Gensyl
1 er, Pennis U. Fisher cf Isle of Que
and Katie Holtzapple of Washing
ton twp.
There have been 2186 marriage
! licenses issued since the marriage
law went into efiect Oct 1, 1885.
I There have been 112 issued in 1899.
I SWAMP" I not recommenned
nrkrfcT for everything; but if
I KUU I you have kidney, liv
1 er or bladder trouble it will be found
! juet the remedy you need. At Drug-
ats in nfty cent and dollar sizes.
ay nave a sample bottle olltnis
wonderful new discovery br mail
free, also pamphlet telling all about
it. Address. 1
Dr. Kilmer 4 Co., Binghsmton, N.Y.
A SOUTHERN JAMBOREE.
We have just received from the
publishers a copy of this most uni
que musical composition, It is
certainly one of the most catchy and
attractive pieces of music that we
have ever heard. It is almost im
possible to keep your feet still while
it is being played and it is making
as big a hit as "(Jeorgia CampMeet
ing." A sufficient guarantee ot its
merit is the fact that it is from the
pen of Mr. J. W. Lerman, the com
lioser of the now famous "Kaya Kaya
Dance." It has Ikhjii dedicated to
Mr. Thos. F. Shannon and introduc
ed by him and his famous Twenty
Thild Regiment Band, N. G. N. Y.
Mr. Shannon, "wlio was formerly
manager of TSousa's (ireat Band,
knows a gxxl thing when he sees it
and he is having such success in
playing it that Sousa, Innis, Brooke,
Washington Marine and all the
largest and liest known linds in the
country have taken it up and are
now playing it to most enthusiastic
audiences. The regular price of
this music is 60o a copy, but if our
readers will be sure to mention the
PlrjR they can secure a copy by send
ing 2ie to the Union Mutual Music
Co., 20 E. 14th Street, New York.
Administrator's Sale
REALESTATE
By Tirtue of an order of sale i tailed out of the
Orphan'e Court of Snyder county, the under
nitrned Admtnietmtor of Sophia Hook, late of
Franklin town.liip, Snyder county. Fa., deed.,
will on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th
offer the following described real estate at public-
aale .-Situate inthe said township of Frank
lin, about yt miles south of Paztonrllle, and
bounded on the North by landa of Kpnrlam
llomtnel, on the hast by lands of Jacob Qrimm'i
heirs and J. O. GUI, on be South by lands of
J. O. Oill and on tne Waal by lands of Aaron
Gift. Peter Bubb and J. U. Gill, containing
ACRK8, more or leas, on which are erected
substantial BOUSE, B AKN and other outbuild
ing. ,
Sale to be held on the premises and to com
mence at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day when
terms will be made known by
B. K. HOFFMAN,
Administrator.
P. R-laformstlon concernloc I Ms tract of
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Marble Yard
I keep constantly on
hand and manufacture
to order all kinds of
Marble aud Granite
frH--H-H-H-I-H I-I-K- M-M-M-H
Baroains
Monuments and
Headstonds . . .
o I have one of the best
o Marble Cutters in the
State and consequently
turn out good work.
OLD STONES CLEANED
AND REPAIRED.
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i'omeandsee my work and
prices. Thanking you for
past favors, I most respectful
ly ask a continuance of same.
M. L. MILLER.
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THE PACKER
BICYCLE
Is a model wheel, and
one that will out-wear
any wheel on the market.
REPAIRING
of all kinds neatly done
I have spent a number
under an experienced
gptiuctor. Call and
me before buying a
m 'bicycle,
WALLACE TEATS,
GHobe Mills. Pa.
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Glassware.
1 have just received a fini'
assortment ot glassware, con
sisting of Cake Dishes, Fruit
I Stands, Celery Trays, Butte
T Dishes, Pitchers, Simmjii Hold
T ers, tl:c., ttc. at prices nuiginj;
T Ir"i OlO 10 eeuts.
14.
J Boots and Shoes,
I have on ham! about 300
i jwirs of shoes which I am
I closing out at and below cost
t to make room for fall and win
T ter goods.
Notions.
Note these prices in Notions :
Iadies7 Hose, 10 to 15c.
! ! Misses Hose, 10 to loc.
Men's Hose, 8 to 15c.
T Men's Work Shirts, 25 to 50c,
; ; Men's Overalls, 45 to 50c.
; ; Youth's Overalls, 25 to 50c
I Handkerchiefs, 5 to 12c.
! i Suspenders, 10 to 25c.
: : Latest 8tyle Ties, 5 to 25c.
Rubbers.
As the wet season is almost
here I wish to call your atten-
tion to the fact that I have on
J hand a full and complete line
f of ruocer goods.
X Thanking you for past pat
I ronage, I kindly ask a contiu-
T "aiice ot same.
i S. B. Simonton.
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