The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
VOL. 21.
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

onposite depot. Come February "a.
peiberts gallery is closed until
NJ. return in February. If. |
Come and see the bargains at p
" Schoch's.
Don't fail to see w. II. Felix large |
public Sale bill. 1t will pay you.
See new advertisement of W. H.
Beaver in this issue.
reduction of 90 per cent on rub
her boots at Garman's.
viii sell all my remnants below
cost. z. NJ Schoch.
Losr-A dollar bill by not pur-
chasing my shoes at Garman's.
Reader, when you come to court
next week bring us new subscri-
ber.
r. Guntzberger pays the highest
mice for all kinds of furs in cash or
trade.
Fine assortment of samples of fine
spring styles for Gents Suiting Mt
P. NJ. Schoch's, opposite depot.
G. C. Gutelius will sell all his
winter clothing Mt cost for the next
30 days-grest bargains.
Fine line of Cashmeres Mt 25c. all
next week at p. NJ. Schoch's, oppo-
site depot.
You will find everything in the
Furniture line at Felix Large Pub
lie Sale. III ne,o Goods.
Next week at p. NJ. Schoch's, op-
posite depot, A inch, all wool, Hen
retta, sold at SIC, will sell at 74c
All Goods represented on Felix
Large Sale bill are NeV Goods, and
will be sold without reserve.
All goods sold at five per cent
Jeio,o first cost at r.. Guntzberger's,
the clothier, Middleburgh, Pa.
Special sale in Dry Goods for one
week only-sale commencing Mon
day, Feb. "a, at p. NJ. Schoch's, op-
posite depot.
Furniture, Bedding and Carpets
Of every description, and all ne,o
Goods will be sold at w. H. Felix
large Public Sale.
Gentlemen, if you wish to save 20
per cent. in the price of heavy boots
call early mt w. L. Garman's, Middle
burgh.
Mrs. Barbara Bilger on Tuesday
accompanied her grand-child, Frank
Smith, went to Carbondale to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Laura Smith.
Remember that w. H. Felix Large
Furniture, Bedding and Carpet Sale
commences Tuesday, March 4th,
and continues the balance of the
week.
H. f, Walter has put planer in
to operation at Paxtonyille, and any
persons needing flooring, siding,
surfacing will be benefited by call
ing on him.
Ladies, did you see those w. l..
Douglas 80 dress shoes, and those
- grain shoes for every day wear at
Garman's! ! The best i'll the market
Tor the price. Call and see them be-
fore buying elsewhere.
What Charley Wolfe says is al
ways interesting, and we publish his
comment on current politics in an
other column. 1t is gratifying to
see how good Charley is himself and
how bad the balance of the world.
MATRIMONIAL MARKET:
Rev. Reuben f. Ilasslnger Spring Twp
thlas Mary Il. Zechman, Beaver "
jWm. II. Ripka. Globe Mills
Vhda 5, Willis, RiChneld
iSaMes Same 4 4. l, Biekel, Spring Twp
lCharles Relchly. Monroe
thary Jane Beregy,
"Granmammy" Jacob Steiningei
last week made the Ladies Mite So
clety of Middleburgh present of q
hye,dollar gold piece in recognition
OF the noble work they are engaged
m She has the sincere thanks of
the ladies and all others who are in.
terested in their work.
Z. G. Soebold, the enterprising and
successful dealer in Pianos, Organs,
Sewing Machines appears elsewhere
IN this issue and invites attention to
ms goods. He does some bold talk,
ing-but not too bold-as he can
back it. When n man has a good
thing it is well to make it known,
ana Mr.. Seebold has struck the pop
ular chord