The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-09
VOL. 30.
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

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Mrs. Theodore Walter, of Akron,
Ohio, is here on visit.
Communication must reach us on
Tuesday to insure publication.
Miss Mabel Wittenmyer returned
home from Lewisburg ON Saturday.
Quite a number of our people are
suffering from attacks of scarlet rash.
DR.. ]. Grier Barber and his little
son Miles, of Danville, were in town
last week.
A most graphic account of the in
auguration ceremonies will be found
on our inside pages.
County Superintendent Herman
had whole quarter of bee, stolen
from his summer house last week.
The largest invoice OF gentlemen's
shirts ever opened in this county just
received at Oppenheimer's, Selins-
grove. II.
Whiskey and Tobacco Habit cured
or no pay. Don't fail to correspond.
j. l.. CocHRANE,
Lock box 2l7. Greensburg, Pa.
A fine line of hats Just received at
III. Oppenheimer's Selinsgrove, COM
prising all the latest styles. Come
and see them. If.
If you wish to save money go to
Wetzers Cheap Cash Stole, Frank
lin. All kinds of produce taken in
exchange for goods.
For SALE.-A six year-old Jack and
: White Horses, and 8 years old.
For particulars call on or address
4w. l. 9. SMITH, Beaver Springs.
\ Peter G rman, of Mt. Pleasant
g Mills, is ssIl doing Sarushing busi.
i6F ess-wnd is cloAn! putiiis winter
. stock at greatly reNuced prices to
a. a. +inEkeroom FOR his spring goods.
Teachers and parents should not
permit their children to eat snow, as
physicians claim that germs of some
of the most malignant fevers are con-
yeyed into the system through it.
J NoTIcE.-Persons having sale this
Spring can make arrangements to
have their notes discounted at the
First National Bank, AIiddleburgh.
4 The Bank will furnish the notes free
4 of charge.
n The gold watch belonging to Chas
Al Sheaifer, which was found missing
on the morning of the burning of
~ Jospeph Mussers house, appeared
last week as mysteriously as it had
"A disappeared.
III John l.. Bowersox, who spent the
winter with his parents in Middle
burgh, left this week for Coldwater,
Mich, where he has secured DO
sition rs ,alesman in store. He
n takes with him "bag and baggage"
but leaves his heart behind.
The report in circulation concern
W ing aid affecting John G. Chestnut
has been investigated and it af-
lords us pleasure to state there is
not one word of truth in the whole
story. John is still on top and has
mad an accession to his family in the
shape OF big boy. -Le,eisto,on Free
r. Press.
# ''Ehe present winter stands unpre.
.&cedented Tor having afforded a long
Rnd continuous season of sleighing
rom the last week in December-a
period # nearly twelve weeks-we
ave heard the jingle of the bells.
pd when the time comes we will
Re lothe TO exchange their merry mu-
Rc Tor the dull rattle of the gig"
Letters uncalled for in the Middle
&rgh post office, March 8, 1893
aaac Blank, II. H. Schrauder Mrs.
2san X. Brady, Rev. M. f. Keiter,
hop IL L. Barnaby, Miss Alice
ynlter, Edwin S. McKeim ME-
1lla Spangler, Miss Annie Arboeast
Mise Eva Berger " 'osaS''
M j. W. SwARzr, p. NJ
hA'N-zlThe Ladies Mite Society
the MiddIeburgh TT r. oh',H JVo.e,y
tepy expresses its thanks for the
e'af patronage they received at
r festival during court week
to the Grand Army for the ,oan
their flags and to the Sons 81
ica iof The use of their chairs.
COMMITTEE.