dae-ver-:s.rial, f in-and diedthewr-11108ton,enceurge[ itm ».for and lary n ofuna-ncle-olt; T1H in rises ding arm ; and nick cold Wei.ughdriorn-idaym*tt*•rianig is •cars n six ■** inment. Mr. Harder thinks that in all probability he will assume the Post-mastership about April 1st. the beginning of the next quarter.Death of Mrs. B. F. Landau.Mrs. P F. Landau, died at her borne in South Danville Sunday afternoon aged 58 years. Death was due to a complication of diseases, the deceased being ill for several months. Mrs. Landau was well known and had many friends in this section who are pained to learn of her death. In addition to her husband she is survived by the following children: Martin. John.Harry and Ella Mrs. Landau was a member of Camp No. 1H5, P. lt;. of A., and the Woman's Relief Corps.The funeral of the late Mrs. P. F. Landau, which took place from the family residence. South Danville, Tuesday afternoon, was quite largely attended. The services were conducted by the Rev. R. J. Allen, pastor of St.Peter’s M. E. church. The pall bearers were Emanuel Young, Ion as Sasiia-mai:, Peter Burger, .bund) Yeager.Peter Startzel and Eli Hoover. The floral tributes were very beautiful. The Woman's Relief Corps and the P. O of A., to lioth of which the deceased lie-longed. were present at the obsequies in a body and held services at the grave.Interment was made at Mt. Vernon cemetery.The following persons from out of town attended the funeral Mr and Mrs (Jeorge Henry. Mr. and Mrs Charles Henninger, Misses Maud and Edna Henninger. Mrs Harry Mantz.Mrs. Samuel Bucher, Mrs. Susie Lyons.Mrs. Rosa Mantz, Mr and Mrs. Herbert pie v Bloom. Messrs. Samuel and Charles trip Bloom, of Sun bury. ▼ill*Pronounced Unsafe.The bridge on the state road ln*tween