The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-25
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST
H. H. Hassinger Of Sunbury,
|pent Sunday at home.

H. H. Hassinger Of Sunbury,
pent Sunday at home.
Oyercoats and all winter goods at
cost to make room for the spring
trade at II. Gunsberger's.
Mrs. Joseph Bowersox fell on the
board walk on Monday morning and
broke one OF the bones in her right
wrist.
A nominating caucus will be held
at Graybilrs hotel, Swineford, on
FRIDAY evening. Jan. 26, and the
nomination on Saturday afternoon,
for Franklin township.
G.. G. Gutelius is selling out his
winter goods at greatly reduced
prices in order to make room for the
spring trade.
Meteorologists, who are weather
wise or otherwise, predict seven
SHOWS yet this season. Come, come,
Old Probs. Let's have 'em.
Special bargains will be offered
at the Cash Store between this and
Spring. Come, see. and be convinc.
ed. DAVID WETzEL,
4w. Swineford, Pa.
DR.. Geo. p. Miller has purchased
the Minium property located next
to the new Lutheran church, and
will move into it about the first Of
April. He paid 81, 300 for it.
For SALE.-My stock of Notions
and Stationary will be sold at a
bargain. Best location in Middle
brrgh. For particulars address
j. W. SwARTz.
For RENT OR SALE. "A good dwell
ing house and bank barn, with two
lots, in the borough Of Middleburgh.
'ticr VI Tor addyass
d. M. OR GEORGE STEININaER,
Middleburgh, p,
The st. Johns church at Herold
Cemetary near Chapman, will b
dedi Gated to the Lord by Rev. W
H. Uhler, Feb. 4, 1894, in the morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The public i
cordially invited.
CO. LEHR, Pastor
p. S. Ritter of Shamokin Dam, OF
Monday took up the yard-stick a
head clerk in w. w. Wittenmyer
store. "Scotty" is an experience,
hand at the business and our pee
pie will find him very clever gen
tleman to deal with.
For SALE.-Pure Poland Chin
pigs of both sexes and various ages
A few fine young sows bred TO
spring ltters. My foundation stocl
L got from two prominent breeder
in Ohio and is first class.
d. N. APP,
Selinsgrove, Pa
LOCAL INsTITUTE-In pursuanc,
to the request of the Superintendent
of Public schools of Snyder county
local institute for Jackson anC
Penn townships will be held al
Kratzerville, on February 16 and II
Interesting sessions will be held Fri
day evening, and Saturday after
noon.
Squire j. II. Hartman, of Penni
Greek, spent a few hours in towr
Monday morning on his return tc
near Viaduct, Clearfeld Co., wher,
he has taken charge as general man.
ager of saw-mill and lumber plant
He is an experienced woodsman
and what he don't know about lum
Der "ain't worth braggin' on"
1t may be we'll for those who hav,
! not yet paid their taxes to remem
Der that after the last day Of this
month, 8 per cent. will be added to
the assessed amount due the collec
tor from each individual and cor
poration. Remember that on and
after February 1st, the additional
amount will be added to your in
debtedness.
Miss Sankey, the heiress and the
adopted child of Samuel Sankey, late
OF Mifflinburg, an account of whose
legal victory we published in oui
issue of January !, is not so wealthy
after all. In other words, les wore
ME ga srish os vol, for the Lewis
burg Chronicle says that when she
comes to inventory her Mifflinbure
property which was reported to be
worth $50, 900 she will find it will fall
short at least $4,000.