The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-02-04

Suits for 13-year old boys S1.25 at
r. Guntzberger's.

II. Guntzberger's.
Roasted coffee 10 cents per h., 3
lbs. for 25cts. The Cash Store.
Elmer Snyder, of Selinsgrove, is
the guest of his grandfather, John
z. Smith, this place.
All rubber goods sold 10 per cent.
cheaper at the Cash Store than you
can buy them at n credit store.
All winter goods, including over
coats and suits sold below cost TO
make room for the spring trade at
II. Guntzberger's.
Brown Cheviot wool suits in
four different shade, latest styles,
Just in market At from 81 to $l2
per suit at II. Guntzberger's.
Up to Friday of last week Union
county had contributed 207 bushels
of wheat to the relief Of Russia. Is
Union county more patriotic than
Snyder
Mrs. Amelia Boyer, OF Selinsgrove,
and Mrs. Henry Boyer, of Sunbury
were the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Samuel Wittenmyer, at this place
last week.
City physicians recommend four
ounces of juniper berries to gallon
of pure rye whiskey as sure anti
dote against the grip. The berries
can be had at any drug store and the
whiskey is constantly kept on hand
by j. l.. Marks, Swineford, Pa.
Carey's Indian Medicine and Con
cert Company which has been ex
hibiting at Selinsgrove for the last
four weeks will appear in Seebold's s
Hall tonight. Thursday, February
4, to remain two weeks. Admission
free. All invited.
Miss Libbie Dunkleberger wishes
to inform the public that she va
have her Millinery store closed for
the next three weeks from the Sth
to the Goth, with the exception OF
Saturday of each week, and on those
days will sell anything in the line of
millinery goods at a great reduction.
SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES 100 Pair
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes
reduced as follows 40 pair reduc-
ed from 81 90 to 25c. GO pair reduc-
ed from S1.S5 to SOC. so pair reduc-
ed from $3.50 to 75c. Balance OF en-
tire stock will be sold at cost as in
tend to put in u new line in the
Spring THR CASH STORE.
In response to an urgent appeal
from the Russian famine relief COM
mittee Of the United States, Gov
ernor Pattison on Monday issued a
proclamation to the people of Penn
sylvania, recommending n prompt
and generous response to the appeal
for aid OF the Russian famine relief
committee of Washington.
Once in eight years all the locks
on United States mail bags must be
changed, if not oftener This is be-
cause after while IL good many lost
KEYS get around, and they are not
very safe to have so distributed.
Just now the equipment division of
the postotiice department is making
over 100000 locks, merely for the
purpose of rendering them different.
A prominent citizen OF Auburn,
DeKalb county, Ind, Col. Watson,
comes out in last weeks Dispatch
with the following card: Feeling
the disgrace to my family and
friends, as well as to myself, / do
hereby notify that any one who buys,
sells or gives me any liquor, will be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law, knowing that my appetite at
certain periods is such that | have
no control over it"
The weighing Of the United States
mails, which takes place every four
years, will be commenced about the
middle OF February, and will be
continued thirty days. The purpose
of this weighing is to form an esti-
mate on which to base the contract
with tho railroads for carrying the
mail. The time mentioned is select
ed as being about the average, the
heaviest period being during De-
cember and January, and the light
est during August Weighers are