The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-13
rEMS of LOCAL INTEREST


bis issue.
W Mrs. Il. G. Aurand is this week in
Philadelphia purchasing a stock OF
rillinery, Fancy, and Furnishing
+ oods, etc.
Runkle e. Walter have received
heir new Spring and Summer
toods-the largest stock ever re-
<ieved at their establishment.
rheumatism is quickly cured by
nsing Arnica e. Oil Liniment For
hale by w. II. Beaver, Middleburgh,
md ]. w. Sampsell, Centreville. 4.
Mrs. Maggie Schoch, who has been
3iling all winter, went to Philadelph-
Ia on Tuesday for medical advice.
She was accompanied by her hus-
band, Squire S. S. Schoch.
n List of letters uncalled for in the
HhIiddleburgh post Office, April 13,
D s93 G. n. Bacon, Mrs. Sarah Trov-
fnger, Harry Trovinger, Middle
4burgh Shot Co., Miss Meley Her
man. j. w. SwARTz, Z. Nj.
Messrs. Batdorf & Enterline have
lpurchased the stock of goods of T..
C. Manbeck at Mcclure. They are
both young men, thoroughly con
.sersant with the merchantile bus
iness, and are starting in with most
4lattering prospects of success.
SPRING WRAps.-I have received a
very fine assortment of the latest
styles of spring wraps which sell
*at reasonable prices. Produce taken
Mn exchange. The ladies are cordial
ly invited to call.
&-4. IDA NJ. SHE'LL, Beavertown.
A genius fond of statistics, says
there are 125, 100000 hens in this
country-Mhich lay every year 6,OOO,-
boo, 900 eggs. His guess may be as
correct as is required for public in
formation. There was no census of
hens and eggs taken, at least none
publicly known.
a w. H. Matter of Franklin has sold
some twenty Conklin wagons, all of
which have given satisfaction. He
is still agent for them and will be
pleased to receive orders from per-
Sons in need of first class wagons
which he constantly keeps on hand.
IA NoTIcE.-Persons wishing carpet
woven this spring will be accomo-
dated by calling at my new home in
Franklin, where they will find full
6ne of carpet chain at the lowest cash
prices. Come and see my samples
before buying elsewhere.
"a NJ. l.. SHANNON.
M When you are troubled with dizzi-
ness, your appetite all gone, you feel
bad generally. take a few doses of
E Dr. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bit
PRS, and you will be surprised at
be improvement in your feelings.
Every bottle warranted to give sat
Bfaction. For sale by w. II. Bea-
Yer, Middleburgh, and j. w. Samp-
Qe.l, Centreville. 4.
Owing to the prevalence of small
pox at Bristol, Pa, where Mr..
funtzberger had intended to To-
&hte this spring, he has concluded to
xemain in Middleburgh, and having
purchased a lot of Milton Moatz in
Pie north part of town, he is erecting
dwelling-house on the same, which
expects to have ready for oc-
ppancy, by the first of May.
The grip has more effective grip
W this section of PENNSYLVANIA lust
npw' apparently, than it ever had
teiore. 1t is n successor of the old
sphe malaria that covered such
multitude of physical sins, and the
sea'ment is much the same, though
ne real coming of the spring will
pihnat II more effectively than
the doctors with their pills and
pptions.
Inc Lutheran church of Middle.
prgh VIII be dedicated-the Lord
'iling' on Sunday the % day of
prii' iS93 O0 Saturday evening the
N Dr' Weber of Sunbury will
euch at 7;3OP. NJ. and on Sunday
oIning at 10, A. NJ. the Rev. DIR.
reis s; oi York, Pa, will preach the
aiea,or'al sermon. To these ser
es the public and all neighboring
'H'S'ers are cordially invited.
l. p. NEFF, Pastor.