The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-16
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

his return III February. II.
see list of Jurors for February
,,ym of Court in another column.
r Guntzberger pays the highest
Orce for all kinds of furs in cash OF
trade.
Try the new 2-fer cigar, Star of
tbe East" at Garman's. The best
ID town.
MT. Orwig, agent for the p. r.
,t Woodland, Clearfeld county, is
home on visit.
Persons having calves to sell will
cease call on or address Geo. Sny-
ler, Mcclure, Pa. If
All goods sold at five per cent
,bcye first cost at r. Guntzberger's,
tbe clothier. Middleburgh, Pa.
ne day lsraw. and dark, and dreary.
r,e got the grip and my lungs are weary.
| NJ cold hands clasp my aching head,
And It's twelve o'clock and I'm still In bed,
,,d the dag Is dark and dreary.
Superintendent Herman is among
our grip-stricken people, and the
schools that miss his visits will know
The reason why.
Schoch Brothers, of Selinsgrove,
have dissolved partnership and are
now selling out their large stock of
general merchandise at public auc-
ton.
The following is G. X. Sober's
pheasant record for the last six
years in 1884 he shot 95, 1885, 81
1886, lOS, 1887, 40; 1888, III; and 1889,
ll6;-total, SOB.
A certain old maid was recently
overheard saying that she wished
she were an auotionecr, for then il
would be perfectly proper for her tc
say: Gentlemen, make me an of.
fer"
SHURE CURE FOR THE GRIP.-Bonset
aud Hourhoun tea. Battle the feet
two or three times n day III warm
lye water, and n wine-glass three
times a day of Marks Il Ender's al
Rye whiskey.
The type made us say last week
that VI. Specht of Beavertown was
seriously i'll. We meant to say Elias
Specht was i'll. We hope the ole
gentleman will succeed in renewing
his mortgage on life.
LosT-On the public road be
tween Selinsgrove and Paxtonville
on Monday, January 10, a buck
SKIN purse, containing q $40 golG
piece. The finder will please return
1t to F. II. Shrader, Selinsgrove.
The pension department has upor
It's rolls the names of twenty-seveI
widows of revolutionary soldiers
who have been regularly paid pen
SONS up to the present time. Thre,
Oi them are 81 years of age, and two
", The youngest is II.
The Grip continues to spread il
this place and the faces that are
seen on the street to-day are missed
Tomorrow. 1t will soon have made
Us rounds when it must necessarily
yet go 1t hold for want of material tc
gnp. We have had number of Sc
nous cases in town but none have
proven fatal.
The Elk County Democrat is LOUD
Its praise of Professor d. c.
Piurphy, formerly of this place. He
sun Principal OF the Ridgeway
public schools and is very popular
ine Democrat laconically expresses
Sel thus; "Ridgeway was lucky
aongh to get him and is plucky
aough to hold him." That is what
hadleburgh should have done.
Inc committee on arrangements
W the Aliddleburgh Musical Con
'eAhon are busy in their endeavoi
make it one of the grandest
a'nerlngs of the kind. Specialists
al branches of music are being
'cured, and the class promises to
a very large one, including the
e'' singers of this and neighboring
vuhues' SO much and such good
ueht given into the hands of com.
e'eht conductor like Mr.. p. Bill
ld'' and displayed in the Court
iOuSe-a perfect temple of music,
'ufes a grand success.