The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-19
ITEMS Of LOCAL INTEREST
Ten degrees below zero.

This is the season of the year foi
trout to spawn.
II you fail to get your paper regu.
larly advise us.
s. F. Deibert, of Orbisonia, Pa.
is here on visit.
A difference is already perceptible
in the length of the days.
/ pay the highest cash price for
all kinds of furs. II. GUNTzBERGER.
Dress goods day at the Central
Dry Goods Store, Selinsgrove, Sat
urday, Jan. 2lst.
John p. Richter and wife, of Sc
linsgrove, were the guests of Prof.
Hermanns', last week.
The present month has five Sun
days, five Mondays or washdays, five
q Tuesdays, and two full moons.
n 1t is easier to take counsel than to
4 give it. Wise men think they do
a not need it and fools will not have it.
Harry -Harter and wife and little
son, Wilmer, of Hartleton, spent
pnday with relatives in Middle
brgh.
DO not fail to attend the special
e of dress goods aud ladies coats
the Central Dry Goods Store, Sc
Bgrove, Jan. 21st.
The thermometer registered de-
9es below zero on Monday morn
bg, and the old weather fogies who
Predicted mild winter have
y disappeared.
200 Men and Boys Overcoats. on
and-which viii be sold out at cost
pr the next 80 days.
.' III. OPPENHEIMER,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
|N Persons sending articles for pub
4 fation to this paper without giving
g name of the author need rot be
rprised for their illusions will
(yer, never, never appear in the
bsT.
REV. I. Dewitt Talmage, now six
I{ years old, says he was never sick
At Hay in his life, and never lost but
one meal, and that only because he
Vas on top of a mountain where it
could not be had.
IN case of hard cold nothing will
relieve the breathing so quickly as
torub Arnica q Oil Liniment on
The chest.-For sale by w. H. Bea-
Yer, Middleburgh and j. w. Samp-
~ Centreville. Jan.
Ahe name of n. III. Downs still
Ares, although he has been dead
many years. His Elixir for 1.-THE
'ctre of coughs and colds has already
outlived him a quarter of a century.
aud is stil growing in favor with
The public. For sale by VIII. Bea-
~ Middleburgh and j. w. Samp-
sch Centreville. Jan.
The Centre Hall Reporter recently
entered upon its Goth volume. with
Fred Kurtz still its editor and pro-
1<7ctor. Mr.. Kurtz was connected
With the paper from its infancy
n<opd over it with parental care
Hud watched it's growth in strength
and beauty until it has developed in
% one Of the leading journals of the
State.
The Selinsgrove Tribune, too
neasly mean to give the county-seat
'popers credit for the news it steals
nom them, every week complies a
batch OF items from these papers
pnbhshed the week before and then
prints them as special correspond
once from ths county-seat. It is n
plain case of theft, but it don't nav
- well as printing tickets.
The liquor law which is to go into
etfeot in South Carolina on July l
noxt will be stringent. II prohibits
thq manufacture, sale, barter or OK.
ehenge, or the keeping and Offering
~ rAle, barter or exchange, of any
!{1enous' malt, vinous, fermented
I q ~ Yer intoxicating liquors, or any
ound or mixture thereof. State
!. however, will be empowered
I liquor, but under such close
ctions as will put it out of the
Of most people to buy.