The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
ITEMS os LOCAL INTEREST

Miss Naoma Schoch is visiting
relatives at Shamokin, Pa.
Grand-pap Michael Schoch is no
better and all hopes of his recovery
are abandoned.
Curtin Graybill, of Swineford,
caught large mink in steel trap
one day last week.
Mrs. G. w. Burns and little daugh-
ter, of Williamstown, are visiting
relatives in Middleburgh.
Overcoats and all winter goods at
cost to make room for the spring
trade at r.. Gunsberger's.
NJ. L. Kreeger left for Lewistown
last week to accept the position rs
assistant manager of the Coleman
House.
G.. G. Gutelius is selling out his
winter goods at greatly reduced
prices in order to make room for the
spring trade.
The real estate of DR.. I. Is. Bibig-
house was not struck off on Tues
day. The house in town was bid up
to 81, 800.
Any our readers having Stave
Machinery they wish to dispose of
may effect sale by addressing j.
r. Fredericks, Millheim, Pa.
The person who took John Stahl-
necker's digging-iron from Harvey
Stahlnecker's black k-smith shop with
out permission will please return it.
Special bargains will be offered
at the Cash Store between this and
Spring. Come, see, and be convinc.
ed. DAVID WETzEL,
4w. Swineford, Pa.
Last week whsaid that the spring
,-.T''-,;.- T ~ this year would oor'~ ~ A. q
2aGh of February. 1t was a slip OF
the tyne. ,Ihey should have said
2Otl.
A CARD.-I hereby return my
thanks to the Troxelville and Ridge
Sunday schools for the valuable
Christmas presents received from
&hem. Rev. j. n. WETzLER.
Jacob G. Smith, formerly of Mid
dleburgh, but late of Sunbury, has
moved his family to near Duncan
non where he has taken charge of a
club house.
FoR SALE.-My stock of Notions
and Stationary will be sold at n
bargain. Best location in Middle
burgh. For particulars address
j. w. SwARTz.
Do not fail to hear John r. Clarke
in the Court House tonight. 1t is
one of the opportunities of life
time to hear an orator of his ability
in Middleburgh
There was seven inches of first
class ice on Bowers dam over Sun
day, and on Monday several of our
people were fortunate enough to fill
their houses before the rain drove
them in.
II you want q suit of clothes
cheap-one that will stand wear,
and prove to be Just as recommend
ed, call at G.. G. Gutelius' clothing
store rs he has reduced his prices in
order to reduce his stock.
The Republicans of the borough
of Middleburgh will hold nominat-
ing caucus in the school house on
Friday evening, Jan. 26, and a nom-
ination on Saturday following (27th)
in the court house from to p. m.
Our friend G.. w. Bordman of
Mound Ridge, Kansas, will please
accept our thanks for q copy of a
book entitled "A Bloodless War for
Constitutional Government, setting
forth the ruinous effects the Popu-
list party had on Bleeding Kansas" !"
The Port Royal Times says !:
''There are no new developments in
the Carpenter murder case. Both
sides are active in gathering evil
dence to strengthen their case. The
estate of the brutally murdered man
will amount to about $1,000. The
mother and son, the only legatees,
have signed over their right, title
and interest in the estate to their
counsel as fees for defending them
in the trial for the crime with which
: they stand charged.