The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-05-10

Dobsont best Tapestry and Brussels
plo vest price at Reller's, s linsgrove
Furl iturc the largest and best stock
in the county at Refers Selinsgrove,
Pa.
You can by good Button Shoe for
sla5at Mrs r. Marx, Selinsgrove,
Pa.
Thos. Bower this week placed
Wolf & Hainaker Purifier into his mill
at Franklin.
You can buy mems plow shoes at
% n pair at Mrs. H. Marx Selins-
grove, Pa.
u &. Gutelus il off to the city this
week purchasing his stock of Spring
and Summer goods.
Mas Hattie Stahlnecker of Miniin
hurg il visiting her sisters Mrs. Runk
.i aud Mrs. Seebold.
sell Ladies Congress Caters at 30
ccsts pair
Mrs. II. MARX.
The bicycle has gained another vie
tim. George says he would not have
fallen OIL If the thing hadn't upset.
AtG. C.. Gntelius' is the only place
where you can get tho Pure Persian
Insect Powder. Sure death to all
,ermn.
Aaron Stetler and family have left
their farm in Franklin township aud
taken mp their residence in Middle
hurgh.
Mrs Ellen G. Aurand desires to iu
form the public that she has received
her Summer stock Of millinery goods,
Call and see it.
A terrific rain aud hail storm passed
over Middlcburgh on Tuesday even
ing We have not heard of any seri-
Ou- damage done by it.
1t will pay you 20 go 90 miles to J
II. Hoffman \ Bros store, Sclins
grove, Pa, they keep the newest and
finest stock in the county.
The Evangelical church at Laurel
ton is receiving a u-w coat of paint
which improves its looks. Mr.. Aaron
Cro-s2rove of MiddleburEh has the
job MNnJuy Telegraph.
DR.. Hassinger sold his beautiful
grey horsc last week To Il party at
Sunbury. He returned on Tuesday
from Junatta county with another
stopper. Hambletoniun blood
WANTED. A practical Book.Agent
10 ASSUME the management of the
subscription department III Il publish
ing house. Address, stating eX-
porlence, II. o. Box, 22H, phladel-
phia, Pa. 5.lO-st.
George Stetler was severely kicked
on the log by one Of the horses in the
stable at the Washington House on
Friday morning The animal was
brought there 10y guest of the hotel
Mr.. Stetler is "linping" it now.
ii II. Grimm, of Freeburg, Lew,
Amig of Selinsgrove, and |. Is. Wun-
derby, Il. j. Smith, ID. Bolender and
Benjamin Bachman started on a trout
fishing expedition on Mondayevening
TO stay over next Sunday.
The person whe exchanged cotton
umbrella for my new silk umbrella al
the Lutheran church, Middleburgh,
on Sunday April %, will obligc me
very much by leaving it at the Post
printing Office and get his own.
TREo. SwISEFoRp.
g. Alfred Schoch has made marked
improvements in his dwelling and
store house on the Northwest corner
er of the square. 1t will he the finest
in town. He will start to the city
shortly for his spring and summer
stock.
Messrs. w. w. Wilson & Bro. the
Miiliinburg Bakers now visit our
town every Tuesday and Friday, sup
plying our citizens with fresh wheat
and rye bread Rolls, Cakes, Pretzels
&c, &c. w. w. WILSON & BRO.
G. Alfred Schoch, while assisting In
the repainting of his house on We'd
day lost his balance and fell of scaf-
fold. He escaped without injuries,
but is lust now hunting for receipt
to take white paint out Of cloth
coat.
Great bargains in floor oil cloths
and carpets at j. II. Hoffman Il Bro.
Selinsgrove, Pa. They sell yard
floor oil cloths at 30 cents, |. yards
wide at As cents and . yards wide at
60 cents, they have also reduced all
their carpets from % to 30 per cent.
ARM BROKEN, Banks, a ten year
old son of John Weiand residing one
mile west of Paxtonville, fell from a
wagon on Friday Of last week and
broke his left arm near the wrist. Drs
Barber a. Hassinger adjusted the
fracture and the boy is doing well.
JUST RECEIVED. "A fine lot OF La
dies dress shoes at prices that will
convince YOU that sell better shoe