The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-23
rEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

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8I,adies Spring coats, wraps and
Its nj Aurand's Millinery and Fancy
lore.
John Bibighaus, OF Miiilinburg,
Dent few hours with his parents
Middleburgh, on Sunday.
Nv II. Beaver left on Monday for
Philadelphia to buy his Spring and
bmmer stock of merchandise.
+ I have just received a full line Of
ndies. Misses and children spring
d summer hats.
LrBBrE DUSKELBERGER's Millinery.
William Benfer, administrator Of
e estate of Enos Benfer, decd, will
IN personal property at the res
{ ence of deceased in Centrevillc on
6aturday, April 8.
Have you an invite : Certainly
$ou have to come to Miss Libbie
Ubnkelberger's grand spring OPEN
fsg Of millinery goods, Thursday,
Mhrch 80.
PThe p. o. s. Of A. will again try
the flag raising on Friday, March
5Ist, at o'clock. Inclement wealth
er prevented the raising heretofore.
Some programme as announced.
Elias and Henry Hartman. admin
ihtrators of the estate of John Hart
nm, decd, will sell personal prop
I'm on Thursday, April 6, 3 miles
<3lth-west of Centrville.
ANDREW Ayers, ii Beacon, Ia, is
fe on visit This brother James
|ers of thi ,lace. The brothers
h not seei Zach other for 43 years
! when t.ey met; they proy, , |. s,,. y.
+ psmzvdYeSch other.
will have\more trimmed hats ol
q hibition next Thursday than ece
-b&tbre, do not Vail to come, you AZ,
M come whether you buy or not.
LIBBIE DUNKE& &BERGER's Millinery
One door east of Motel Central.
Ihe preacher in his pulpit and III,
man who chews the rag, and tn,
naopthy politician with his double
breasted jag, and the doctor Will
hisphysics and the lawyer with hi,
codes, can with profit talk in publ,
on the question of good roads.
6PRING WRAps,-I haye received {
yerJ fine assortment . the --latest
styles of spring wraps which sci
at REASONABLE prices. Produce taken
in q xchange. The ladies are cordial
" invited to call.
o-4. IDA NJ SHELL, Beavertown
6pbscribers who change their post
omee on the lst of April can save us
{1at deal of annoyance by send.
nesps word, stating where they had
peen getting the paper and where
tneywant 1t sent to. Those moving
putaide of the county must pay up
hthey havn't done so.
~ A. NJ. Smith, of Adamsburg,
eled at our Office during our alb
e4ee on Monday morning to inform
~ pat the trout season opens on
10Th of April. Bless you, Doc
o Nc hadn't forgotten 1t and if
NJ pei like measuring swords with
the sport just press the but
ouHand we will do the rest.
mpng the interesting relies pre-
ervsq in one of the public offices of
he old city of Salem, Mass, are
oaot pins that the Salem witches
Ised W stick into their victims, and
he senl with which their death war
ants We're stamped. Modern hyp-
1ofiHm is believed by many to be
m ientie"l with the old New England
,iteh-craft.
Z. Welch, of Carthage, New
:. ssIork' has invented most ingenious
H' rolling apparatus for catching bass
.ll ike, salmon and other game 6sb
"a \ consists of small glass mogni.
y wing tube in which a live mirnow l.
laced and may be kept alive for q
4 hole day On the outside of the
4 ape @e three gangs OF hooks-three
ooks TO the gang, with a revolv;n 9
sers wivel TO keep the minnow mov;nc,
has been patented and prom;ses
ss,s MI be o most catching bait proonns
,HI' ye hshermen will do we'll 70 sa~d
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