The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-04-03
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA. APRIL g. 1890

VIII. Matter of Swincfordis agent
for Conkling Wagons, Ded-springs,
and Plows. If you need any of
these articles call on him. May l.
WANTED.-In a small family, a good
girl for general housework. Good
wages given. For particulars ad-
dress. Box SO,
Lewisburgh, Union Co., Pa.
Parties building, in need of spout
ing and roofing will save money by
calling on J. H. Rhoads of this place,
where you can get prices and quality
of tin to exceed anything in the
county. 2w.
The weather has been cold and
blustery for the last week--a strange
mixture of sunshine and snow
squalls. March went out lashing
his tail and winter fingers in the lap
of Spr-bit 'em behind the ear
On Tuesday John Wittonmyer, of
Franklin moved his family to Milf
finburg with view to make that
his home. Mr.. Wittenmyer is a
good citizen and an excellent me-
chanic, and we regret to lose him
and his family.
A REBATE OF Is PER CENT. FOR TWO
WEEKS. our Friends and Pa
irons. This reduction is good for
two weeks on the purchase of any of
our Hats and Caps selling from 30
cents up.
RUNKLE q WALTER
Hon. VIM. Hertzler, ID. G.. Alter,
Carl Espenshull, w. =. Thompson,
and Henry Scholl, all of Juniata
county, paid our town n pop-visit
last week. They are representative
gentlemen and we will always be
glad to welcome them to our village.
We have the pleasure of introduc-
ing to our readers this week h hsE'
Mcclure correspondent in the per-
son of Miss Dora Bratton. Though
she is but eleven years old she writes
n remarkably newsy and well COM
posed article and we cannot help
but congratulate her on her first eff
fort.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation from Mr.. Frank A. Has
sinplug of Philadelphia to attend
the 65th Annual Commencement ex-
ercises of Jeffersons Medical Col
lege, Philadelphia, on April ID. Mr..
Hassenplug is in the class of 80,
and graduated on this occasion.
Thanks.
CASH Prices AT McCLURE STORE -
Ladies Dongola Button Shoes, peb-
BILE or glove grain at 90 cents per
pair. Ladies' genuine Dongola But
ton Shoes at Sl.25 per pair, and n
better quality at Sl50. A full line
of all kinds of shoes ut astonishingly
low prices Come and try our Cash
system and be delighted.
II. W. ULsH.
Mrs. Kreichbaum of Youngstown,
Ohio, the long lost sister of Jacob
Gilbert, Esq, is here on visit.
Our readers will remember IN ac-
count published i'll the PosT few
weeks ago of the circumstances con-
nected with the loss and finding of
the lady. She is now enjoying a
happy reunion among friends and
relatives from whom she had been
estranged since her childhood.
l.. G. Bowersox, for several years
clerk in Wittenmyer's store, has re-
seigned his clorkship and intends
opening II hardware store in Squire
Gifts room. He will leave for the
city next week to purchase his stock.
Mr.. BowersoX is young man of
superior business qualifications
and deserves the patronage required
to keep up this interest which will
prove agreat accommodation to our
people.
CRocKERY CRocKERY !! CRocKERY 4!
BREAKFAsT, DINNER AND TEA SETS of
good substantial English Ware. In
making up our sets we guard against
"stuffing" them, or putting into
them articles that are not neces-
sary, as is sometimes done for the
purpose of making sets look large
and cheap. Our aim is to give only
useful articles, desirable and servic-
able sizes, and to make the prices so
reasonable that our sets are attrae-
tive to all to behold. Please call and
prove our words.
RUYKLE IL WALTER.