MIDDLEBURG POST.
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KREAMER.
, number ' of our people
L;r ice houses last week.
VlRday 21 recburg ladies
" . i t..i
turilav cutertaiuol a party
ftti Half Falls.
suHtie a number of peo-
Lre oil Sunday waiting
pi,, ith Erd ley's horses.
r . Ill
I y alter was cauea
fiul.iv ly the illness ol ner
r. "
Ltioii here is finished and is
j improvement to the town,
,4 comfort to the agent.
Ytrgcr oi jMiianuMirg is
.;(inir Lis daughter Mrs. .
y,m Hummel was wen in
I, Saturday, Iroin iNcw Jer-
. i
t, 1, (jlllie U UUIllOei UI IV.ll
,il,oiit work on account oi
wink at I'awhng, but will
the Spring again.
II !..lilninn Itt )lil.l It Id
r,, tu Dogtown on Saturday.
itur.lav cveuing our church
Ld in iis utmost to licar one
iyhaiiibaeh a able t-crmuti.
KANTZ.
cxci'llint sleighing lias al-iv-trrioiidy
disappeared.
rv Wilt ami Clarence lloltz
piiit Sunday with his brother
I. Ho (.apple.
rv Wirtli, while attcinpting
s Hcrrubrs niill-uam broke
li tlif ice. Forrest Komig and
jlultzapplc who chanced to
iat way saved him from a
crave.
r1
is. SpiTiikel, made a trip to
Idmrg, Saturday.
T. Ireee had one of his fin-
ii his lctt hand amputated..
n Slimeling, in company with
imilv sleighed to his brother s
in Flint Valley.
Frank Shambacli, who had
ick with typhoid i'eve'r is con
ing, but his brother and sinter
mi mid Xora are still confined
ir tails.
A. fcrfmory, employed in Al-
cacti v.v.v.w- W.a tcou-a uu
n . i i i
e tanners are laKing auvaiu-
II the ice crop.
F. E. lloltzipple, who had
ick la-t week, is improving..
lie Kurtz Cornet IJand, is hold-
keeklv rehearsal., to fulfil their
rnnagcincuts.
e mte that our blacksmith, C.
Mm, will move to Shaniokin
i in (lie Spring.
i'tir scribe who had l)een cm-
I at the Susquahenua coul
Ural Dnndore is home to stay
the serious illness of his
.IT.
I. Heinle attended a grand
' at U. M. Coleman's residence
pleni.
lilliam Aunii'.ler is driving
lor Xcwton Crouse. Jiill
p how to handle horses.
C. Shuiiiory is employed in
IVltoona car shops.
kno. Snrenkel of Shamokin, Fa.,
pt a few days with his family at
place.
Jliss Florence Cauley. who had
1 "I with typhoid fever, is up
around the house again.
w blacksmith is unable to do
work because he had a fall, and
;" lie fell he stepped on his fin-
Customers were obliged to
'lie nearest town fir linrm clwui.
SWINEFORD.
iite n number of our
list.
people
uu
fcnry Mitchel of Faxtonville
Noticed on our streets last Sat-
fl' UlUle Amur i viailmtr
HsatLewistown.
r H. Walter spent last week at
u"uvuie attwid m(t t, l.;a
& j .
HT.
Prs. Alice WVll,.,
H last w.,.1.
I( Mover niwf II
'vratzvrvihe worn in .nii-.tr,
)teek. r
M Katie Sehambacli' who
,nirMhe Eagle Hotel spent
witli her parents at ICissim-
was to Fre
is
aiiK Keillimwr w ctl-
u . . o " t.iw oi.n
f Wis writin(r.
IM .
u(. Iwenniiifnir Bint a l..v
W with her isisaVr nt Vnnytn
1,a"7 Miller and family and
Mrs. I'hilip Amig were t Kanti
Satur'.'.ay to do some shopping.
Maria Matter of Lykeim is visit
ing the LWtible Matter family.
Herbert Keller, ou of Oliver
Messier, has gone t,i . liiiriihum to
work in llie Standard steel work.
C. G. Straup pureliaRetl a new
violin which he highly uppreciati-s.
Born to George Musser and
wile a d. lighter.
The spelling Bee helJ at Gil
bert's S liool House ou Friday evc
ning.w as ft success.
' lister D. Snrtth, who is telegraph
ing in a small tou near l'itt.sburg,
is hpendiiig his vacai'um with his
puu-iitr', W. A. Smith's.
Ira lVingauian, who had heeii
working at Lewistown returmil
home to .tay.
WEST BEAVliR.
Robert (loss got his ice house
about halt full last week before the
thaw enme.
T. F. Swincford of McVeytowir
was sci'ii on our streets last week.
James Steely came home last
week from Juniata where -he had
been employed on a stave mill.
' 1 1 attic Peter came home Satur
day to spend Sunday with her par
ents at Crossgrove.
The coal yards at McClure are
about empty and lots of coal bins
are still in want.
Our old teamster, Adam llitze
has been spending his vacation at
McClure lor the past week.
It has been reported that Daniel
Seal is slowly improving.
Mrs. Houser of McClure spent
Sunday at Stone alley with her
daughter, Mrs. Hurley Wagner.
The cold weather we had last
week drove some of our Snyder
County boys home from Juniata
where they had been working lor
John II. Dreese.
Win. Knepp of Crossgrove is
making preparations to go into the
farming business in the Spring.
His son, James will conduct the
blacksmithing at the old stand.
PORT TREVORTON.
" Miss Toledo iloutz one of S'na-
niokin's fairest daughters visited
under the parental roof last week.
Mrs. Ed. Mitterlingof licwisburg
visited her parents, Jno. C. I looser
and wife last week.
IVof. J. C. Schactler and wife
entertained their sons, Ben and E l.
of Sunbury one day last week.
An interesting and intertaining
programme was rendered at the
musical home of Jno. Mitchel Fri
day evening. The chief musicians
were Win. Woodling, Jacob Snyder
and Mr. Mitchel.
Mrs. Jno. C. Hoover spent sever
al days very pleasantly with her
sister, Mrs. Fhilip Arnold at Sha
mokin. Messrs. Boyle and Stretch of the
Quaker City were guests at the
National last week.
Isaac Bogar is on the sick list.
The show was well attended Sat
urday night.
S. S. Herrold and Win. Brubaker
are building an ice house for Dr. J.
O. Nipple.
Mrs. K. P. Bingaman spent sev
eral days very pleasantly with her
sister, Mrs. W. S. Lenhart at
Ilarrisburg.
OUNOORE. ,
The Coal panic has struck the
people of this town and along the
lliver, and under the shadow of the
Susquehanna Coal Breaker the
people arc shivering these cold days
aud it would be unfortunate if Mit
chel would be seen ou our streets.
There are no charms in Polities,
at least there is not a man to be
found in our township who is will-
inir io run lor uvcrseer oi me
Poor.
'Squire Sechnst s last shipment
of fancy chickens was to xsazarcth
and we would not Le surprised if
he would get a call from the I Iulli
pine Islands.
Our merchant had an invitation
to Gov. Pennypacker's inuagura
tioii but he did not get o(T in time
and now it is too lata.
Will Swenk bought a last horse
and is. thinking of putting him on
the track. '
. lea houses are chuck full.
Jacob Kcrstctter shipped Buck
wheat to a party at Towanda. ;
Maria W. Dundore called on her
sister at SelinHgrovcV :
George Hoover is putting up n
rope ferry across th Kiver near
his residcuce.
II. C. Hoover is putting a Jxwird
walk across the Canal at Duudoie's
store.
There i no occasion to be liehiml
time when you can get the Ust
clock on market at $2.00, md the
PT for $1.00 a ia.
Next Saturday vote to keep taxes
down.
Lydia Hoover aod Maud Wolf
called on Maria W. Dundore.
Onr tax-eol!ector is in fine spirits
i .i - ... I.:...
unit luc giii-1 1 i iimiAt; Hill.
laugh. 1
J. BStaufei 'n Ir.iulin ' liaic fr:
the land's sake.
Wilson Bingaman and Daniel
Wolf are working on the Kail
K :id.
F. F. Xeitz was in towii.
Our public schools are in a (loiir
ishintr condition, and the sdio.il nt
the Witmer school bousr, papered
an-1 otlierwi.se (cautitied thtir house.
Christ Bitner sold some fat cattle.
Our river fisherman are successful.
Ion. r-
. buried
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SELINSGROVE.
A Sleinhing party went to the
home of David Hoover at Mt.
Pleasant Mills Friday evening.
They spent the evening very pleas
antly in games, music and refre-h-inents.
They 'returned at an earlv
hour, (not Friday evening.) Thev
reported having had a line time.
Mrs. Annie Staullcr (nee Uoh
bach,) is spending several weeks
with her parents.
Frank Uichtcr, who had been to
the Hospital in Phila., for treatment
of his eyes, returned home Wednes
day much improved.
Mrs. Kev. M. L. Snyder of Sad
dle Kiver, X. J., arrived lu re Wed
nesday having been with her father,
Dr. B. r. Wagensellcr whom sin
reports improving slowly but stead
ily and the prospects are that In
will fully recover, which is good
news to his many friends,
Miss Mary Albert of Bloom took
in the Musical Convention last
week.
iUm. lratcoii (nee
licwistown was in town one day lasi
week. t
Kev. P. H. Mi'lcr of Brnnklvn
sMi.t tin-ci k uii'i his mother a.iJ
took pari in the dniveiiiion.
Miss Fe'ty i- ln-iiig entertained
U- hiT r-istei, Mi8. Pl.t. lloutz.
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Mrs. .1. E. Forrester is visiting
her si-ti-r at Wil'iiiiiciHii-t.
W'c u.iilff.l E litor A it rami of t!.c
'I IctTiild'' l '--M ll tlllllll-ll (IIW II (III
! h" train amrd.iv.
John Potter, wliti ii.i I b en ill
of typhoid few", has -fully recover
ed his hc:!'t!i.
Post Xo. I IS . t ' t i.ilfi
a' of'tiio. llrroiil, ho
. ii . -I.
:r t i i rv '.'. o i i .ii s 1 1
The remain- (' Mi". S..'inu I
Fisle r. nioilnrof L.Aiand Anion,
was brought from Simbury for in
ternifiil l'iid.i. She u nunt
about MS years Hie h ei been liv
ing with her damihier in Simbiirv.
Mis W'hi cli r i f Pine (irove u
the truest of , In P. Kiciiter and
family.
Wo learn that the debntj which
was held Fii lav ninln .it Snnluirv
High School was decided ill favor
of Berwick.
Kegi-lcr and Recorder Willis
was a i-itor Friday.
Mrs. Stocker of Philadelphia wi s
a guest of T. II. Eisenhiitli and
family, she was one of the soloists
at the ( 'ou vent ion and taw irood
satisfaction to the audience.
Quite a lot of ice .vas housed list
week : sonic of it being 12 incl e
thick, others ) to 1 1 inches.
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS
USE AND ENDORSE PE-RU-HA.
CI!. CHAMBERLIN, M.D.
OP WASHINGTON. D.C.
WJ
VERDILLA.
.!. Herman and wile spent
Sunday with friends at Middle
burg.
.lames ti. drown left f ir I iits-
burg last week where he is cmnlov-ed.
(.. v.. Auckcr and family
.i . i . . . .
i nuiasKv spent Mimiav wild trieiiits
here.
Dr. II. M. Krcbs is very busy
just now.
Kev. S. T. Scar I began protracted
meeting at Wit liter's church Satur
day evening.
There is some tal'k as to chang
ing th tmil route from PhIIsis to
linsgrove.
Our people are 'filling their ice
houses.
C. 11. CliamtxTlin, V . L)., vi i:
" Many cases hare con:
has benefited and cured,
tor catarrh and a general .
Mrillrul Kiuuiim-r I'. S. Trciw..
Pr. Llewellyn Jonlan, Medic.
RinimT of IT. K. Treasury llt'im:'
IgriUlnato i
lmnbia Co
and who
i three ye
I West I'oi
.u."-Dr.
tho follov.
say of Per.
"Allow
cxjires.! in;
tmlo to y
tho Ix'lUI
rived from
Pr. L. Jonlan. 1 vomtei fnl
month has hrouplit forth a vastelia
uiul I now consider myself a welt n
fujr mouths of suffering. IVlluw-:
from llih icid 1" 'l -., V.';. ngloii, Ii. C:
,icr my observation, Iierc Peruna
' .rcfore, I cheerfully n niirend it
:1c." C. D. Ci'.AMliflK X )
ferer-i, Vermel will
Llewellyn Jonlan.
(leo. ('. Havener, M. D.,j ' ieieo.si.ia,
D.C., writer :
Tho PeruiiatedieincCo., Col; .-.
tlelKlemen " III lny Jiraetii .
luul occnsiiin to frefiuenlly i
i-.-i.O.:
I liavo
r i ! h
iiiiil
A of
yur valualdi) tnedieine, and li:iv ;
its rise lciicflei:il, esjieelally 111 i
catiurrb.'" Oeor.o C. Havener, M.I'.
If ynu do not r eeive prompt and s:iti
faetmy results ' (Mil the ineof lVruua,
writo at oneo t. ir. llartman, pivini; n
full statement i your case, and ho will
lm jileasitl to t C yod his vulualile nd
vleopratis. Address T)r. 'lartman, President of
Ti e llamuuti oioiitarium, Columbus,
Ohio,
We still have a nice nssoi (menl oi V
ijlldies' iiml Misses' Cloaks iul siiiH
vhliili..- ji..,i!V,V.'.,i " -I'"
onl
saerii
at a
-Vaafr.mt;, l'a
Cull oil A. f- HI mS new miiv
ill x. and hair eotlittu -rur for your
he til el.-aiieil w ith refiehinv'. 'w.
iooMllda eleau loel to efceh nliron
on the north ide of Market s(iia-e i,,..
pos'Ue Cetilial Hotel. Sat i-laetioe 'iiar
llllleeil.
OOOX).T:
OUR JANUARY THAW.
Under the Beaming Rays of Failing Fn'cc-3
The annual clearing sale now at Hood-tide, cvtiy dollar gels its value almost doubled in the great l.argaius we an
you.
Our policy is not to carry any of this Winter's goods over for next season and instead of making a clearance pri-e
make the slash now while there is yet nevcrai months to use them, and so low too that there is no possibility ol any In ii
Unprecedented Selling in every department ; at every turn there are looming bargains We told of many in h.st ve
here an? many more.
hi.w 1 1 f 1 1
in March, we
left over,
is Slot" News
Square Wool Horse Blankets, 76x80
ui'i'd 111 proportion.
Standard goods, Mohawk and I 'lira Mills at
prices no hoiisekci per can allord to inks. I'n-
bleaelii'd !l ami 10 ou.uter rculailv and 'J"i
12 in. Iilcachcd Tubing and Casing 12c yard. in. loc.
8,
Inches, were 5 25 kimls at IJ.So each. FjoU of other Horse Hhmkcts. IViets re-1
SHEETING BARGAINS
cents, reduced to lo and 18c. a yard. Bleached 25k', was oOc.
LAP ROBES ALL GRADES AT COST MOW.
Great Clsarmjee fii?e Woo 'D:rsss yooc
Too iniich Stock. It must go, uot a question of profit, but of unloading iiiel, hence low prices exist.
Golf Capes, 125 Flannelette Wrappers, 94 Ceil
;i0 inch. I'.rowti Stripe t'lieviols, regular price I ."(, reduced to 1.00.
Notions all Kirds, Toilet Soaps, Golf Gloves, Rubber Dressing Corqbs.
Fancy Si'!i VA is'.h. r.yti'-irl.' I'h now .V. .".0 i.:ir Si eel SIicms regularly l.'c at 10c a pair. Ladies (5 loves all odors
GoO ncks pin, 200 to a pack, 1 ce:it paper instead of Sc. 1,'Odoz. pure pearl I'.otloiH 2."i l.iu 1 for l.'c.
Men's and Hoys Sweaters. Lot Rubbers being c'.o'ed out at l.'c a pair. Men's :). Uul.! er V'. al 2.."0.
Ladie Separate Skirts, Dr?s? ai)d Walkiyo L': i)6tl,
Reduced from 12 0) lo P.V. IJlue Serg, fitd (Jiey Cloth Skirte were 8.00 now reduced to
Plack and iv- now "..J'.O were ,r..n,i
Schreyer, Son &
L fj
Q Froipll Street.
VCIHiTOlSr, -PeniLXLa,. Kin, street.
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