The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

Deibert's gallery is closed until
bis return in February. If.
r Guntzberger pays the highest
Drice for all kinds of furs in cash or
trade.
Mrs Laura Smith and her son G.
p Smith of Carbondale, are here on
visit.
Menno Winey of Richfield has a
p;ble that is 357 years old and
wants to sell it.
Ta.Grippe' Of Beavertown did
,ot sign his name and hence we
cannot publish his communication.
All goods sold at five per cent
lio,c first cost at II. Guntzberger's,
tbe elothier, Middleburgh, PA.
H. Oppenheimer pays the highest
prices for all kinds of fur such as
muskrats, racoons, skunks, foxs,
minks, &c.
Mr.. Sylvester Woomer left on
Tuesday morning, accompanied by
his wife for their home near Ere
mont, Nebraska
Union county has had one death
caused by Ia Grippe Mr.. Henry
Hover of Lewisburg is the victim.
He died of pneumonia superin-
duced by the Grippe
Charles Hendricks, one of the
| Commissioners of Union county
died at his home in West Buffalo
township, on Tuesday, January IA,
aged so years, s months and 2S days.
Doctors Sampsel of Penns Creek
and Rothrock of New Berlin took
US by storm one dag last week. The
grip had just taken held of the edi-
tor but they promptly scared it off.
George Erhart, telegraph operator
at this place, has gone to Mcclure
10 attend to the wants of his father
who is very i'll. Lester Specht, Of
Beayertown, is filling the vacancy.
Be sure and try a gallon of whis-
key, two-fifth Barley Malt and three
fifth Rye for the Grip. tits so easy
TO take. For sale at Marks u En-
der's store, Middleburgh, PA.
Henry Stahlnecker, of Centre
township, while working for Henry
Walter of Union county, was last
week kicked by steer which has
laid him on the shelf for repairs.
SHuRE CURE FOR THE Gmp.-Bonset
and Homhoun tea. Battle the feet
two or three times day in warm
lye water, and a wine-glass three
times a day of Marks & Ender's al
Rye whiskey.
r. S. Meiser, of Middlecreek, has
sold his stock of general merchan-
disc to Peter T. Reigle and A. Il.
Kline, who will take possession be-
tween the 18th day of February and
the 3rd day of March:
In the haste of going to press last
week we neglected to correct the
local markets and left eggs quoted
q cents, when they were only 1G
cents at the time. The next day
they dropped to II cents. Hereafter
We will try and not forget to correct
them.
The Pennsylvania commissioners
oi fisheries are now ready to distrib-
ute brook trout fry. Applications
lor fry should be made to Henry C..
Ford, 1923 Vine St., Philadelphia,
James V. Dermuth, Lancaster, s.
B. Stilwell, Scranton, l.. Streuber,
Erie, and W, l.. Powell, Harrisburg.
At the annual election for direc-
tors OF the First National Bank, of
|oellnsgroye, held Tuesday l4th, the
Following Board of Directors was
|elected: James X. Davis, George
|schnure, George G. Meyer, Edward
B'assler, Frank j. Schoch, Jonas
irexler, John b. Packer, II. ID.
|ochnure and Azariah Kreeger.
Our sale register in another col
um indicates that the sales in this
county will be plenty this year.
|"e print bills for what we can get
price is no obiect-iust so we get
Ene work. Send iu your orders, get |
Pifst class work at prices that will
'artle you in cheapness. Farmers,
PIE can't address you all personally, |
Put you know where we keep. Come. |