e'ENTREVILLE.
'Squire Shinkel made a ttUllnMi trip
to Laurelton last Friday.
J. C. Hchoota of Middlelmoc was in
town out' day mm nuuh
H. It. Riegk ami Frank Sechrist of
Middleburg were visitors In town Sun
day. Henrv Frock ami family of I'nion
Co. wire tin- iruests "co. lM" 0
Sunday.
Landlord 1'. C. Hartnmnanl Malvin
Hreesc drove to Mittunminr Nituniny
iiftoriKHin.
H. F. Mohn and F. J. Boyer made a
tinaine trip to Lycoming Co. several
dam last week.
Malvin DreeM of Herrington, Kan.,
IS slx'hillhj SOIIIf inilcnerc, mrpnn
. E. BsmpaeU,
C. H. Orwlgand Mr. Wolfe of Milt
niont were in town lor a snou unit'
-Minduv nil' mi "Hi.
8. F. Sluiirv sni'iit st'vcnil days at
hewistown last week with Ids daugh
ter, .Mrs. j. ii. bioya.
Merchant c. If. Bhowen was In
Philadelphia several days last week to
Uiy his iprlng and summer stock.
HUMMEL'S WHARF.
rhomas Hettrick attended market at
Sunhurv Saturday morning.
John P. Bailey of Flatter's school
house visited F.dwin Fisher's Sunday.
Brian Teat is putting his spare mo
ments at cleaning his nisiiht rry patch.
.John Bower of Mlffllnburg spent Bat-
inlay evening and Sunday in tins
dace.
Frank Bhipe and wife of Sunhurv
-pent one day hist week with friends
in this place.
Mr. Reader and family entertained
hi- sister and mother of Shamokin a
few davs last week.
Harvev Mover savs the "Post"' is a
first class paper. Harvey khoWS a good
thing when he sees it.
Irvin Walter is taking up a subscrip
tion to rebuild thechurch at K reamer,
which was burned down last winter.
It is reported that Wm. Shaffer of
Shreiner is an applicant for the Justice
f the Peace. I he vaeancv was causcil
lV the death of Simon Hunmiel.
Your scribe cannot say much about
the box social Saturday evening as he
was not there, owing to the inclemency
t the weather. The report is that they
had a fair turn-out.
James Wertz of BelinsgTOVe sjient
Sunday with his son-in-law, Dallas
Wilt, and also attendel Sunday school.
James says it does mm good to come to
his old home, and we are always glad
to see him.
HTATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLE- (
DO, LUCAS COUNTY,
Frank J. ChKney makes oath that
Ihe is the senior partner of the firm
lof F. J. Chenky & Co., doing busi
ness in the Gity of Toledo, County
nd State aforesaid. , and that Rani
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh
Uori. Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscrib
led in my presence, this tith day of
December, A. D. 188(1.
k.-A- j A. W. Gleason,
j bkal Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally aad acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
PORT TIlEVERfON.
Mis Sue Bogar went to Speeeeville. iiuii i. . iioiimcr
K. P. Blngman is working at Shu- I):uiiel 1. l!ihiicr died near Orient-
"Sf" , , "!- Apr. 19, 19U0. aged 7i
he first Iniats for this season were ' ' . ' ' h
pawd Monday. years, -J months and It, days. He
William Schrawdcr is employed t was lnari ii"!, Dec. 24, 1839, to K
Belinagrove. lizahceh Crawford. They lived to-
Miss Maud Charles spent last week gether us husband and wife for over
at Selinsgrove. i sixtv Thg , WflMed
narlier I. (i. .eii. is visning rela
tives at Shamokin.
Snyder County's Death List. 28, 1900, at", o'clock, aged 59 yre.
Mie is survived by a husband, four
! with twelve children of which three
sons and five daughters with the
widowed mother survive. At the
tiroeoi hia death he had forty grand-j
ollildren and twenty four great i
grandchildren. T Ii e community
deeply sympathizes with the family !
in this sure bereavement. He was
a cripple all his lifetime; could not j
walk without a crutch, but his de-
fortuity, we trust, has been trans- j
formed into an eternal youth of per- 1
lection and happiness. He had a
kind and affectlouate disposition and
was much thought of by the people I
of the community as w as plainly evi
denced on the day of ins funeral
Miss Katie Kisenliart spent Saturday
with Miss Hat tie Ucist.
("has. Houaers moved to Bainbridge,
and Jerre Bogat to Speeeeville.
Wesley Arnold and Levi Buhner arc
employed on the P. It. H. at Millers-
bufg.
Mrs. Dr. Womer and son of Johns
town visited relatives in town last
week.
David Fox and son, Harry, of Mil
lerslmrg made a trip to our town last
week.
Misses Kate and Maud Shatter of
Chapman were entertained at the Ferry
House Sunday.
Miss Isora liingaman went to Wash
ington, 1). C where she intends to spend
several months.
IUw l,iillii ItiMtvrr is Mii-iiilini- n
week with her aunt, Mrs. Philip Ar-1 (Sunday, April 22) by the large con-
uoiu at nnamoKin. course of people that assembled
Irvin Reichenbach Is having his ,1,,,;,. na, ,,.;i,,,, ... ,....,.....
, i. i t t X-..I. . I,, i : pa then ii-i untitle t resucct
house renalred. J. ( . Nc and ( a v n P.- ... t
Arnold are doing the work.
Chas. Michael, a former resident
sons and two daughters to inourii
her loss. Her funeral took place
Wednesday from her late residence.
Interment in the Fremont cemetery.
wt.i.i.t it s ii At rr.it
Weller, the two year old son of
Chas. and Louisa SchafJer, died at
Port Trevcrton Sunday evening,
April 22. Funeral at the Olive U.
Ev. church Tuesday afternoon, u
terment at itmer'a cemetery.
i! PEOPLE THAT BOY
For credit arc iii tin
( sail is master and credit is
Headquarters for Hou
nishing ( roods, ( 'rookery
and Sporting Goods in Central
i ..i i. -ii
i i-ii.im i vaunt, ii win pay
i ! i i i. ...
n. ni'i iiiiik mi our SUK'K
I Irt-rrl a .1 n . SW
PWItL MU UfF GOODS K
A SPECIALTY.
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Lamos If 9 M-r-LV' X
ii WM m i
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Our Prices and Goods Defy Competition.
5 Night Lamps, brass or irlass, Oe: Hand .... on... -.,... i .
ami lii'MillitiilK
Half Sick
nilff IIaIII X illiT.-ioUlo.S:Si,rtinur(;IMM,y
ltflll lira III i T'i," H.o: i- i,
lltlll If VII I t
i
i i:i , mt; mmihi I.miiii.-. L'O,-: -wn ,
initml. it- ifLiiiiwui tt'it it., i ... ...I..;.. i .21. . w- . ' .
IO-pieee beautifully ileeomted Pon-elaln Tollel s. t-. -j.::,- luo-phve Dm
nerwet, white Iron stone china, $0.00; 100-plwe Dinuei S-t, iM-autiinUv
tlecoratcd roreeluin, $8..r,o.
our tow ii, acconnianicil liv a ti n nil ol
Bunbury, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. I. s. Tbursby and daughter,
Mary, of Bunbury visited the former's
hither, Abraham ( laugler, over Sunday.
Samuel Arnold and wife of Shamo
kin pa.-scd through town ont
week enroute to William Let
era I.
issembled to
of respect to I
mm as tie was laiu to ins last resting j
if place in the burial plot of Leining-
er s church to await the message
the resurrection morn. II. M. T.
.1
J. VIOLA now i list,
N'iola Bowersox, the wife of
d'J.v 'i,s Alexander IWersox, died last Wed
h s fun- j . '
nesday noon just as we were going
Many persons have thoir Rood
day and their bad day. Others
are about half sick alt the time.
They have headache, backache,
and are restless and nervous.
Food does net taste good, and
the digestion is poor; the skin
is dry and sallow and disfigured
with pimples or eruptions;
sleep brings no rest and work
Is a burden.
That is the cause of all tins?
Impure blood.
And the remedy?
k Keels. I
out mid Km l-lir-(
n our .", juhI o(.
All arc cordially
Heels, In,-
in; Hn
headers, I looks, Bosh, Ac.
counters are thou auds "t gnu I bargain
iu Itwl bet her vou I u or not.
FURMAN'S CASH FAIR.
317 Market St., Sunbury, I
-
I ooooooooojoooo 00000JOOSJO00,
I READY PAY CO. i
Mrs. Minerva Relchner and grand- to pre
daughter of Wllllamsport w ere the wel
come guests of Henry Keller and fam
ily Sunday.
The grammar school closed Tuesday
causing all t he pupils to be sorry, es
pecially the girls because they had a
young and handsome Instructor,
PALI. AS NEWS.
Sin
Samuel Statlffei
was sick only a week 01
ami w as ; I years ol
age.
Miss Kate Lenig was home over Sun
day.
Onr last rain followed bv this warn
weather is bringing out tin
gniss at a rapid rate.
Dr. Samuel Schreihcr, of Northum
berland, imid a visit to our place. We
were glad again to greet the Dr.
There is good prospects for an abund
ant peach crop as the trees in this
vicinity are all loaded with healthy
buds.
Coleman Seehold is planting a each
orchard, using a new method for fertil
izing the trees at time of planting. His
method consists of placing old leather
around the bottom of the roots.
Our correspondent has just received
a letter from a friend near Kinsley,
Kansas, which says that then' the
peaches an all in bloom and the cher
ries are budding and the people are
planting com, which shows that they
nave spring earlier there than we
have here.
is the daughter of
, late of Sclinstrrove,
ten days
She is
survived by a brother, t baric, of
Selinsgrove, a sister, Mrs. J.J. Mil
ler of Sclinsgrovc, a husband and
four children, Annie, married to
John EiUenberger o Harrisburg,
Harry, Luella and Murray.
She was a consistent member of
the Lutheran ohurch, a faithful wife
grain and and a devoted mother. She was
: .1 I... i i t i
marncM ov nev, Cirieumyer, uec
1 1, 1870, to Alexander Bowersox of
this place.
The funeral took place Saturday
afternoon in the Lutheran church,
interment in the Union cemetery at
this place.
Have You Been
To see Us ?
MRS CJBO. W. IfoLTZAPPLK.
I mm Our Kreeburg Correspondent.
Mrs. Kathryne Holtzapple, wife
of (Jen. W. Holtzapple, died Thurs
day at 12 M., April 111. She bad
been a sufferer from pneumonia for
one week previous to her death.
She was a devoted mother, a kind
neighbor and a member of the tie-
in almost every neighborhood formed church. She was survived
there is some one wnose life has j by a husband, three sons and two
been saved by Chamberlain's Colic Idauorhtera
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or ! ' fi . '
who has been cured of chronic di-1 lnfl funeral took place Sunday at
arrhoea by the use of that medicine. J P. M. The interment was made
Such persons make a point of tellinf? 1 1 thl. Evergreen cemetery. Kcv.
of it whenever opportunity otters, ., , ,, ..r. . ,,,, .
hopinff that it may be the means of I Schnable ofliciated. I he text seleet
savings other lives. For sale by all led by the deceased, I'salin 1 6 chap-
It clears oat the chinnels
rtrough which poisons are
carried from the body. When
all imparities are removed from
the bload nature takes right bold
and completes the cure.
If there is constipation, take
Ayes Pills. They awaken the
drowsy action of the liver; tbey
cure biliousness.
WW w Dmolcr.
We here the exelualre rrteee of
leMtf the newt emiaeat aartlclsoe In
tie Oaltea Stale. WMta freely all tee
pertteaiari la veur eaee. Teu will re-
Lowell, klau.
druggists
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1877.
Established IB'S.
When You See a Man or Boy Ex
tra Well Dresses
Give Loeb's The Credit.
LOEB'S Styles,, Loeb's Qualities and Loeb's Prices
are a great iufluence with people who know a
iood Thing When they See It, and do not want to pay
too inuce for it. There is a wonderful sale in progress
here now. You may never again be able to clothe
yourself af such money-making figures.
LOEB'S IS A FASHION CENTRE !
A FINANCIAL SCHOOL TOO.
tcr 1 1 verse.
.She was aged ti" years, 2 months
and 26 days.
A
NEW
SUIT.
1-M-M-M-M-H-I-M"1'
A
NEW
HAT.
IF
Tl
A
NEW
SHIRT.
tVi-H-HI-M M 1444
A
NEW
TIE.
These are some of the new Spring Goods here for
you to see.
Prices no higher than last year, but better Goods.
Come and sos them, whether you buy now or later.
We will tell you weat will be worn.
M. L0EB & SON,
BELIABLE ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND GENT'S FURNISHERS,
318 E. MARKET 9T-t SUNbUrY, PA.
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MRM. AJiraii S I M M
Mrs. Susannah Stuck, wife of
Samuel Stuck, diet! near Globe
Mills Sunday night at 11 o'clock,
aged 56 years, ti months and 22
days. She was horn Oct, 1, 1843,
a daughter of Jacob and Sallic
Haines. She had seven brothers
and one sister and she is the tirst of
the family to die. She isthe moth
er of four c hildren, Mrs. Schrover,
Clara, now deceased, and Charles
and George residing at (JIoIxj Mills.
Six grandchildren survive. She was
a long and patient Sufferer from that
dreadful disease, consumption. She
! was u kind and loving mother, a
' good neighlor and was loved and
! respected by all who knew her. The
friends and neighbors all extend the
1 most heartfelt Sympathy to the
I bereaved husband and children.
The funeral services will he held
I at the Zieber ohurch Thursday at;
lit) o'clock by Kevs. Haas and'
Sehnable.
K reamer
We have now in
mof.t complete line
and Summer roods
ever had.
, Pa.
stock the
nt Spring
we have
ll int, you have missed n green mnM
your life, for there is nothing thai make- une
leel better than to know that he litis had ;il ie
'or the i ev he has left al the store 'Aherw
he made iii purchases.
We Carry a Large Line
nl I Irv ( roods and
tion ill 1 'i t-- ( ! (KM
prises even iliit I
store, t Mir t- n
ami tile goods are iii'iced to
no one has a better selee
m. hir Notion Stuck coot"
ept iii a first-class Notion
1 'elilirtlilelit IS tin tu i . il
a I
pricea to smi tne tiines
We Never Blow Our O wn Horn
( ur customers do that bv telling others of
Values they get at Btore. We tire sellina
Hill Bleached Muslin at 7 cts.; Him- Priala
that don't hide at 5cts.j Granulated and Soft
A Sugar tit '!. cfs.; Coffee at 10J cts. a lb. nr
2 lb for "Jo cts , and myriads ol other goods
equally as low that we have uol space ti men
tion. We have lidded tu onr line n complete)
Carpet Assortment
DRESS GOODS.
Have a nice line of White,
Colored and Fancy strip Lawns
and Dimities, also Cashmeres,
Mofiairs, Serges, Novelties, &C.
at almost any price.
and ure ill a position to show you the latest
pattern- ami liest weave- in imperial a.vinin
sters, extra body Brussels, best ImmIv Hrusspl
ami Ixxly liriissels, Wilton Velvets, litinsduiie
net-, iiImiii laneslrv. I .. t :n-irv
i i .- i i
uiiri'ii
V.
extra
li'iun '
n
ilic-li v, lin
i u vanl uii
lull
best
upest I
line ol
tj iiuliM .
I Carpets, Linings, Stair Pasts,
TRIrlMINGS.
Have a big line of Braids,
Gimps, Headed Trimming, I.a
ces, Kinbroiderv, all over laces,
also a very pretty line of Silk
and Satin for waist and trim
mings. We give yotl a few prices :
( SahoueSi 4c to 7c
(iinghains, I Ac to 7c
All over Ibices, ,")0c to iK)c
Ladies' Ribbon Belts, 50c
4 " Col. Shirt Waists. 50c
WhiteSbirt Waists, 91.00 I
Kid Cloves, 4()c to 90o
Wbiteor Black Silk
( i loves, '1
10c Hos.
MKM. .tl A K Y K, .' UK I.
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i
:
'
Ja)Hcese Mutt ii gs, Ac
grades of 'arpets of the
would pay you to si e our
I here ure
-.'line iinnn
Inn' ,-iih
ni-l
o many
tlia it
vii ir-
sen Deiore making your purcliase.
Carpets Sewed and Steamed
go on the floor without
1 1 desired
a wrinkle
Thev will
by this proi i
OIL CLOTH AND LIN0LIUMS
READY PAY CO..
C. H. SNIVELY, PROP'R,
I 4 1 7 Market St.,
Sunbury, Pa.
e o s a
lor 00
All giKKls biught :it ourstorc
must be satislactorv or money
refunded.
J. E. iHagee,
Kreamer, Pa.
Mrs. tieo. A. Mengel nee Marv 1
KlizulH'th Duukellierger, died hist v
1 hursday of cramps. She was born
Nov. 4, 185t, was confirmed n
member of St. John's Lutheran con-
gregatiou lv Kcv. J. . WanipoiC. via cksnsylvama bailboadomai
She was the mother of eight chil-
m
H i. in Kir Bins to ClVOIVa ATI.
ill 1.1. ...
i inn, i Head ami 4 living, iwo
sous, two daughters and her husband
mourn her lose. She was interred
Sunday in the St. John's cemetery
at 2:30 o'clock, aged 43 years, 7
months and 15 days. Kcv. C. E.
Correll ofliciated. Her funeral was
largely attended.
Ha. JACOB M AI'NKK.
Mrs. Jacob Mauser died at Port
Treverton Sunday morning, April
COUNT 01 raOPUCS' PABTY NA
l ioXAi. ixxvi;ntiox.
For the lK-neflt of those desiriiiK to
Visit Cincinnati during the session of
the Peoples' Party National Conven
tion, May tl; the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell tickets from all sta
tions at the rate of one tirst-class fare
for the round trip. Tickets will Itcsold
and ifond proing on May 7 only, and re
turnuiK leaving Cincinnati not later
than May 12.
WANTKD. Chriatlan man or woman to
qualify (or permanent po.it ion of trail
In your home County. SM0 yearly. KnrloM
aelf-adnreaeed camped, envelope to K. S. Wal
lace, Oeneral Secretary, Cochran Building;,
Waenlngton, O. C, Oppoailc Treaeurr Dept.
Ml
Opposite Post Office,
Workmanship
Guaranteed.
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Merchant Tailor,
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