The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-12
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

DIR. d. w. Orw1g ana vile are
visiting their daughter at Hartleton.
Misses Olive Renninger and Lille
Spaid are visiting friends in Selins-
grove.
Mrs. II. Fl. Grimm and daughter
Lizzie visited relatives in Adams
burg, over Sunday.
Miss Lou Miller, of Brockerville,
Pa, is visiting at the Eagle Hotel,
Swineford, Pa.
Mrs. Alice Layten recently visited
her brother, j. G. Burlington and
family at York.
Dress goods day at the Central
Dry Goods Store, Selinsgrove, Sat
urday, Jan. 21st.
The County Auditors met in their
official capacity last week to square
up the county's finances.
Mrs. Susan Spencer, of Mifilin-
burg spent last week with her moth
er Mrs. Andrew Kratzer, of Franklin.
Samuel M. Campbell and wife, of
Millheim, Centre county, were the
guests of the editor of the PosT, over
Sunday.
List of letters uncalled for in the
lIiddleburgh post Office, Jan. l, 1898:
Cora L. Walter, n. Il. Whiting.
j. w. SwARTz, p. M.
Isaac Felker and wife, of Elkhart,
Ind, visited in Middleburgh last
week. Mr.. Felker was formerly a
resident of'McClure.
On Monday we had a snowfall of
about four inches, and the jingle of
the merry sieigh-bells can be heard
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Do not fail to attend the special
sale of dress goods and ladies coats
at the Central Dry Goods Store, Sc
linsgrove, Jan. 2lst.
The County Commissioners rein
stated all the old employees of the
court house, viz : Clerk, +. G. Bow
ersox; Attorney, j. G. Grouse Jan
itor, John S. Stetler.
b. II. Custer, of Swineford, is sell
ing his entire stock of Merchandise
ut cost. Come and see there is no
bluff about it. You will get bar
gains.
Il Curtin Bowersox recently pur-
schased lot at the West end of
ktown from j. w. Orwig, upon which
.lhe erected a large shed to shelter
4 lhis steam threshing machines.
A. H. Ulsh & Son are selling 100
choice shoats at private sale at the
HPalmer House, Northumberland,
Pa, on Wednesday and Thursday,
January II and IS.
2 Judge S. A. Wetzel, after serving
zen years as Associate Judge, stepped
4down and out January l. Mr.. Wetz-
2ol has been n most faithful and effi-
cient officer, and he leaves spotless
record behind him.
|s 5. S. Schoch, of Middleburgh, one
fof Pennsylvania Presidential Elec-
kors on the Republican ticket, was
- Harrisburg this week attending
70 the duties pertaining to.his Office
MISTAKEN Souls Who DREAM OF
Ills. The following marriage IL
conses have been granted since our
last publication
mas. IL. Goss, Lewistown,
iCora Nj. Gross, Adamsburg
4 }Reno Arbogast, jackson Twn
R RfNerdllla >. Spansler, Jackson Twp.
As wool-growing promises to be-
como n lucrative business. A. TT
tilsh " Son have anticipated the
vants of our farmers by purchasing
- carload of selected, well bred
sheep of which they will dispose at
public sale at their place of business
npposite depot, Franklin, Pa. ON
4hprsday, January 10.
! name of N. II. Downs still
although he has been dead
y years. His Elixir for the
Ne of coughs and colds has already
lived him quarter OF century.
is still growing in favor with
public. For sale by w. H. Bea-
Middleburgh and j. w. Samp-
Centreviiie. Jan.