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EDITOR THE POST
SELINSGROVE.
A new restaurant has appeared in
the Noll" corner.
Telephone connections are being
enlarged from week to week.
Mrs. McUreger, of North umber
berlandj spent several days wiUl
Mrs. Joe W'allis.
Newton Uaugler and wife are
visitors of the former's parents, J.
W. Gangler and wife.
Trinity Lutheran church has un
der contemplation the enlarging of
the seating capacity of the church.
S. Weis, who was in Philadelphia
last week, returned. He made his
purchases of holiday goods.
8. Weis is laying a stone pave
ment on the Pine street side of his
store property. This will be a great
improvement.
Prof. Byron W. King, of Pitts
burg, yave one of his line entertain
ments in the opera house Friday ev
ening to a very large and delighted
audience.
S. U. Foot I Jail team played
with Lebanon Valley College team
Saturday on the home grounds.
Score 17-0 in favor of S. U. team.
This wan the closing game for our
team.
J. A. lieichter, a student in the
Theological Department, has moved
his "family from his former home,
Pinegrove, Schuylkill county, to
this place, until he completes his
course of study.
FLINT VALLEY.
Jacob Trevitz was in our vicinity
Sunday.
Adam Garman, of Altoona, Pa.,
is at home to hunt.
S. 1). Straub, our plasterer, is cm-
ployed at K reamer.
P. J. Mover shot a chicken hawk
measuring tour feet.
Clyde Hendricks, of Kantz, was
at this place Sunday.
Irvin Stephen and wife were vis
iting J. Haines' Monday.
C. O. Garman took his leave for
Altoona, 1' a., early Monday morn
ing. Frank Holtzapnle. of Neitz val
ley, was visiting Charles Moore
ountlay.
Sue Klenmoyer, Charles Herrold
and family, of Freeburg, were visit
ing P. J. Moyer's Sunday.
Peter Moyer, of Paxinos, was vis
iting lus parents, Jjewis Moyer s, at
this place.
Miss Sallie Krick, of Selinsgrove,
was visiting her grandparents, S. 1).
Straub's in this place.
C. E. Haines got the big turkey
gobbler Saturday last at Freeburg.
He weighed 28 pounds.
Misses Mamie and Cora Kissing
er were visiting Lewis and 1'. J.
Moyer's Sunday evening.
A shooting match for geese will
be held at T. C. Landis' Thursday,
November 20th. No. 8 shot to be
used. All marksmen are invited to
come and test their guns.
MT. PLEASANT MILLS.
Butchering is now on the pro
gram. Miss Effie Minium is sewing for
H. H. Biekhart's at Shadel this
week.
Rev. C. C. Miller organized a
class of catechumens at this place
Sunday.
John F. Heim and Mrs. Martha
J. Smith, sister of Mr. Heim of
Michigan, are visiting their parents,
Joseph Heim's. They expect to
spend several months at t!ier native
home.
Some of our people attended the
communion services at Gmhb's
church Sunday.
W. L Verier sold one of his trac
tion engines to a man of Elisabeth
ville last week.
Mr. Houser ami wife, of Union
township, were the guests of Dr.
W. V. Longnora Sunday.
Miss Annie (J. Minium left for
Snnbury Saturday, where she will
work at the Fairniount Hotel.
V. I. Yerger and Henry Minium
were eugaged last week BBWing win
ter wood for several of OUT citizens.
WEST BE AVER
One of Calvin Gobs' fit hogs died
lust week from an unknown disease.
T. F. Swinefbrd is now h eated
at Schuylkill Haven and is engaged
in the lumber business.
P, W.Treaster and wife, of Burn
hum, Milllin county, spei.l a few
days here visiting friends.
Mrs. Sarah Steely and .Mrs. VV.
Y. McLaughlin spent Sunday last
as ti guest of Thomus Herbster's.
Quite a number of hogs have al
ready been slaughtered a this end.
The heavy weights will be reported
later on.
Jacob Erb took a trip to Mifflin
burg a week Bgo, took sick on the
way and has been quite sick eve
sii.ee. S. II. Phillips claims that there is
not as much fun cooking for himself
now as he did have when under the
employ of Uncle Sam.
Abe Wagner is now employed as
a carpenter on the P. It. It. with
headquarters at Lcwistown.
Buckwheat cakes, sausage and
prosperity is on the bill of fire
throughout the country. Hurrah
for Mac and Tod.'
Peter Hoffman, of Tight End, is
ih frg wood free of charge JIB
it V...i ixien reported. Peter was al
ways for upholding prosperity.
A person asked the other day who
was elected President. He was told
to be a subscriber to the Middle
burg Post and he will get all the
news of the country.
Tine Wagner, who had been run
ning a stave mill in Huntingdon
county during the past year, is now
located at MoClure.
Enoch Baker has finished his car
penter work for thesummei and has
taken a big contract at his fall and
winter trade, lime burning.
Pat Garity, who had been spend
ing the summer in the west, paid
his old friend, S. H. Phillips, a
short visit a few days ago.
The person or persons who are
following their occupations of steal
ing will get their just dues when
they least expect it. This is the
wish of persons who earn their liv
ing by the sweat of their brow.
POUT TBEVERrON.
Adam Aucker was in town Sun
day. Mrs. W. P. Noll went to Steel
ton, Pa.
Henry Charles was a Sunbury
visitor Saturday.
Miss Katie Shafer, of Indepen
dence, was in town Monday.
George Troutman is building a
orch the length of his house.
Henry and V. Robert Shaffer arc
building a new and modern coal
flat.
Miss Bessie Wood ling went to
Williamsport to spend a few weeks
with her aunt.
Miss Eetella Troutman returned
home again after spending several
weeks in Lewisburg.
Our blacksmith. N. Shambach,
while putting a new roof on his
shop, fell and had his arm dislocat
ed. Dr. J. B. Herrold dressed the
fraeturt.
SCIINEE.
Adam Gordon is on the sick list.
David Hoover was to Port Trev-
erton last Saturday.
Next Sunday at 2 o'clock Rev.
Miller will preach in the St. John's
church.
ItOKERS HALF PALLS.
II. V. Arnold, of F i irg, was i
caller at Jumbo's list week,
.1. S. and ( i. S. Line expect a lr at
load of coal next w eck.
Mrs. Warrens, of Northumber
land, war transacting business at
this place last wt ek.
Frank Itciohenlnch, who was
, working at Duulo, Cambria county,
returned home lust week.
P. A. Troup was i louring
Creek, Northumberland county last
week and purchased a horse and
buggy.
S. S. Herrold, of Union township,
was a caller at this place Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Bine is on tin sick
li-t.
W. II. Kerstetter pu ichased the
.old hotel stand known us the old
j stone pile of .1. s. liine which he
; intends to remove in the near future.
Si IK KIN Kit.
The public sale of Mrs. Maggie
I Hummel was largely attended.
I 'flic debuting society of this place
opened Tuesday evening.
Murray Stahl was home from
New Berlin Sunday.
Mis- Ida Hummel, of this place,
is visitiug friends in West Milton,
i Willurd Cochran, an expert gun
ner, shot two rabbits on a run with
one shot .
' Earl Hummel lost an overcoat
between Huinmel's school and Shu
inokin I him 1m idav forenoon.
ALINE.
Nicholas Trevitz will move into
George Spoils' house in the near fu
ture. Prayer meeting at Aline every
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
Henry Sweigert and Mr. Knouse
were to Meisci ville Saturday on a
business (rip.
Hornberger & Meiser came home
from Centre county Saturday with
a herd of sheep.
Christ Knousc is improving his
home. He is building a new spring
house and shop.
McCLUKE.
I larry ( Minell earnc home to at
tend school.
Tine Wagner nnd family moved
to our tow ii last week.
W. II. Drccse and wife, of A
amsburg. were seen in town Sunday.
Next week young Americans will
have a vacatiou, it being Institute
week.
Kiemer Stuck, of this place, it
employed as assistant R. It. agent at
Keedsville.
Charles Middleswarth, who is
working at Buruhani, was honii
over Sunday.
Butchering season has opened and
fresh sausage and buckwheat cakes
will be the bill of fare.
Frank Wagner and John Benfer
went to New Lancaster with their
teams to haul prop timber.
Mrs. M. E. Decker and son, Jay,
and Edith Kncpp visited friends at
I'reinont and Swinctord last week
Reuben Hassinger and two sisters
of Bannervillc called on Miss Mer
tie Drccse, who is still on the sick
list.
George Benfer has moved his
butcher house and is now ready to
accommodate the public with fresh
MuKinley sausage.
i
KUEAMER.
George Stuck is tin? hanpv fither
of a fine little baby girl.
Samuel Herman took a trip to
Middlchurg and Kratzcrville Mon
day. A. C. Smith and family visited
Samuel App's in Menroe township
Sunday.
A. D. Kreamer lefl Tuesday with
a party of hunters to hunt for deer
in the mountains several weeks.
Mrs. C. D. Bolig, of Wiuficld
and Mrs. Annie Hottensteiu and
daughter, of Middlehurg, visited
the family of Thomas Dietrich Sunday.
PAXTON VILLE
!'. F. Heimlich and wife were in
town Tuesda .
1!. E. Gift
a business tru
to Sere u toii lust week,
Morris Shanihuch, of Union Co.,
visited in town Sit'.mluv.
Samuel Weidenm er, Jr., of Mo
Clure, WOS in town El i lay.
II. Murphy, of Lewistown is vis
iting hi- aunt, Mrs. Fred. Seclit.
Mrs. Prank liiegle, of Bouver
towu, visited her gruudiiiother Sat
urday. S. 1. Osman, of Sha kin, was
here soliciting (mtronage lor his new
business.
The ineuibers ((' the Evangelical
church dei i led to have a ( 'an-tuia-
entertainment,
Miss Minerva Hartman, of Mid
dleswarth, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Savilla Erdley.
M. S. IJoyer, L. E. Derr and your
scribe enjoyed a very pleasanl drive
I" Adam-burg Sunday.
Misses Mollie Mitchell a' .1 Kate
Derr, who are employed in the shirl
factory at Beavertown, were home
' over Sunday,
j William fiill, t, ;.! i)Pcn
Working at (il.,. Union for t!ie
Glen 1 Inion Lumber '., returned
I home last week.
Teachers' Institute was well at-
tended at I lassiugi r's si ho ! house
Friday evening and n verv interest
! iug program was renden !.
i Michael Sliambaeli and Adam
It It mr . . .
uowersox, oi Kansas, are visiting
relatives and friends here. ',th
men were formerly citizens of this
place but left a number of years ago
for the West.
TBOXELVILLE
Prudic Middleswarth is spending
a two weeks' vacation at home.
Cutting wood for the w inter and
hunting is the chief employment for
the people around here.
W. S. Shemorry, who is employ
ed in Milliin ( putting water work
in thai tow n, was at home over Sim
day. W. II. Gill, win. i employed as
a telegraph opeaator in Wesl Vir
ginia, was at hoi ii a nhorl visit.
'I ne South) rn climate i,, agree
fairly well with him. They all
startefl for their home Thursday,
The family prettded him on his vis
it home,
Those young hoys who are slav
ing out of school tin- rabbil hunting
are making a serious mi-lake and if
their parents do not wish to give
them better advice they will un
doubtedly have to he left alone in
their choice because they seem to
know best themselves until too late.
The entertainment given hy Prof
E. F Punlavy was very much en
joyed by the writer and others who
were there even the evedroppers en
joyed hanging around the windows
to save twenty edits. Those twenty
cents would have been well gpenl if
they had conic inside. Many others
who did not come at all made a mis
take. This was a rare treat and ev
erybody in the whole community
should have availed themselves of
the opportunity, and they undoubt
edly would have if it hail not been
for that fifth part of a dollar.
PALLAS NEWS,
Milton Huffman is at home at
present.
Mrs. William SwarUi is on the
sick-list.
The Lord's supper was celebrated
at Grubb's church Sunday forenoon.
Arthur Acker has opened up a
watch und clock repairing establish
ment. Philip Moyer was through this
locality sellinir fruit trees. Quite a
number oi' our farmers left orders.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
Does Your
Bacfe Acne?
In constant rain hen on"l
ryuur leei : .t
r . i VJ
m h that dragging, polling
sensatu n witn you irom mom
till night ?
Why not Dut the. medicine
exactly ( n the disease 7 Why
fnot apply the euro right to1
BPrhe. irvnl .faalf f Kl
lou can do it with J
Immediately after tho
(.Plaster is ntmliod. vou feel
Jits warming, soothing in-Jv!
Mluojjce. ltd healing remeuiea
quickly penetrato down deep
into tho Inflamed tissues.
Pain U quictod, soreness is ro-
lievod and strength imparted
do plaster was ever made like II.
No plattar ater acted ao Quickly
aod tborfuthty. No piaster aver
ad au.h complele coolrol over all
kUda ul pain.
Tlaced over the chest it in
a powerful aid to Ayers
Cherry Pectoral; relieving
congestion nnd drawirg out
all inflammation.
Fm ai r nT air, tmronn
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niggle o
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I A whole en vetoii
i. II a. "ii! nen
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manner ( Pa ' '
I Kill i down after '
Joi:h.vai Tells about varieties, nlxiui
planting, Rrowlnir, mulching, eultlvat
lug, picking and marketing. It (rives
practical pointers from the pens oi
scores of leading berry growers from all
pans of tin uutry who liave contri
buted to its columns. It vm, eo'io'ed
representations i berries trde Utitsslce
1 ami color, thirty-three )ortralts of prac
tical bcrrymeu, and thirty-five other
illustrations, handsomely bound in
cloth, The price is SI) cents, by mail;
address i'i publishers, Wiliner Atki i
s.m ( o., Philadelphia.
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your new spaper dealer in advance,
SALE REC1STEK
SATCHPAT, NoVKSiir.ii '.'I. IBflO, In 1'i rry town
Bblp, H mil'' "e.i "f rulliiB, .-.. i- II -ioii
win m il t cows HDd otber personal prope ty.
SAT0KDAT, NoVBMnnH (4,1900, 1)1 Cen r 'Villi'
KIIbh Brunnrr, exeeiilor ol the eslato ui s.nn
uel Krunnur will soil i llolstoln bolter ami otber
personal property ,
nrni,,. Knir.W... o- ...II,. mtttmt
ftrltjefs
Pectoral
Pteler
Klealmmta, George Blokbairl will mil : boraealyfine Suit- from $3.t)0 up
nun in '..ii .. i hi p j i-it 1,'iiis .
TllURADAT, Dkt'KMBIH 6, at (Vntreville I. I,.
Walter .nttiirne in-fiu t fur tile heir- n( Kiliruiin
Waller, will aell 1 horse,.'! oowa and poi-niial
property,
8A1 UBOAV, DBCEMBal , lit tin' OOOrt hOlKe III
Ulddleburc, Q. W. Row, Sfaeriff, will tell the
renl estate ul Alex A. HiiiiiIk.
Satubdat, Dkcbmbcb B, In I'rrry lowtiablp
Qeorge and laaac Goodllnv, ajdnilnlatratora nf
Oharlea Qoodllng, will aell U0 aerea of jand,
Th-tre is morn Catarrh in this sue
tioll Cf tile c III !r 1 1 1 11 11 nil ullier .lis
uns..u,,r 1 ' h, ... 1.
' IWUVUia, HUU UU.ll VHV HM
I few venrs ujis km 1 iiw mu.i I tn In. itietn-
able. Por a :reit many years doctors
prooounoed it h local dinease, and
presorlbed local reuitKlief, ami by con
stantly railinp; to cure with local treat
oient, pronounced it Ineurabla. Bci
enee lias proven eatarrli to tie aoou
stitutional disease, und therefore re
quires constitutional remedies. Hull's
Catarrh Oure, manufactured by B j,
Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. It is taken Internally in (loses
from 10 drops to a teaapoonful, It
acts directly on the Mood und muc
ous surfaces of the system. They of
fer 10() for any case" of catarrh they
cannot euro. Send for circulars aud
remedies.
Addresr-, F. J. CHENEY & CO.
, Toledo, O-
Sold by all druRelsts, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best,
Ti PtTEilT tool Idm
raitm soon out
our aid. Addreoi.
TUC PirrilT DCMnn
fiuircnptiOT5 to Tiicricot)rda?iIl-0ililull
You'll 1j j surprised i !
w h e n y o u
1 1 ad that we
a r e -ellinjr x
Golden
Oak
BEDROOJ1
Suits :
At
If we told y u how we are
aide to (hi this it would not
!. su siirrt'isiug, hut h t it
lie fulfil ient that we arc
selling (hem at
TH?S PRICE
I iin'l worry alwut how we
do it.
'all and see our
Fine Display oi
Fancy Rockers
o iAeimer&Oo,
I .i - Itt re Dealers and
l uneral Directors
4th St.. SI NlUtUV. PA.
4 JOOOOO
M1 if J,
V e ii.i e u utehes at almost
any prico. Note li e following:
Ladles' Oolo Wuloti, Wa, 91u.uo
Oibera ask vou m nn.
Ladles' Hold Wat h. Iltg u.00
moo
OI her- ask vou t : 1 111
1. lilies' ii ild w itch o K ;,(io
O'Uers .mU you is mi.
Ladles' Uold WaU'b O K Lt0
Oibecs ask you It and $10. 00,
Ladles' silver 111 r 7 -i
OK 540
" X okei " (,(o
Buaiu'l " is iHi
1. 1 Oold Watch, lltg icon
o hers tak you pa nut
i in 'Oold Wntoh, lltg i.5n
0 rs ask t.'.-. and 118,
; 1 o. k. watch io.t:
01 hers ask fli awl HI.
Qemv New Size, lltg uorj
oihi rs ,mk $.'.' u)d ii.'.
Genta Black " itaj, o. f a.ou
Any ,M(ohu will I'c
laid aside fur ytu on small
payment.
These are inly a few of the
many watches we hate. We
invite vou to look our lino
over before going clscw here.
BLANK
Jeweler and Optician
Opposite Hie Mo mi
SUNIUJRY, Pa.
CLOT FUNQ r
HI l
WEIL
DHtSiCD
T :a 1 I KRSf
When Mm 1','ini' t Tencliera' Itihti-1
lute, (linn in .inl ,ir div line nf I
up to ili.to
T AT THE
f. LOWEST PRICl
J Overcoats from !?." up.
I 1. IvATZ
j' CliOT 1UK
fNin Doom to Oouht Ho i t 1
J Middlebu rg, Pen n
h . .
.)? "VlvlV iVIVllO
23e Up Ladies' Shoes
2;e up Men's Slioea
20o up Child's
snoi s
?2.7.r) Meu'a Etubbi r Bools
1.78 11 p Men's Pelt Boots
with over
1.3c up Men's Felt boots
1.45 up Men1'; Leather Boots
59c up Ladies' 800 Shoes,
sm.ol
ECONOMICAL S-BARGAIN
SHOE HOUSES
Sunbury, Pcnna.
u o
Tl... II, la aflat i'
w heaf fields to look quite yellow.
15.75
7.50