The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-07


We welcome Mr. McWilliams and
his clerk to our midst and trust they
will meet with abundant success.
The interest manifested in Hon.
q. w. Herman's letters is increasing.
Mr. Herman is anxious TO let his
constituents know what is going on
and he will appreciate any informa-
tion that will keep him posted on
the wishes of the people.
DIR. John H. Harris, President of
Bucknell University will deliver his
highly interesting lecture, ''The Fall
of Richmond on Saturday evening.
Feb. 23rd. The lecture will be de.
livered in the Court House. No adj
mission will be charged.
PERsoNAL-Territory for sale for
the best selling washing,machine on
earth; retails at 50; not much
money required, but don't apply un-
less you have it to invest Address
Managers Office, JAS. j. Weldon,
cor. Third Ave and Market St,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
2, 7, 9j. At
The republicans have made the
following nominations for borough
officers: Town Council, l. II. Bower
sox, Aaron Stahlnecker Assessor,
Calvin Stettler; Auditor, DIR. G.. Il.
Hassinger; School Directors, G.. c..
Gutelius, ID. L. Rhoads, Overseer of
the Poor, Josaphat Walter, High
Constable, James Bowersox, Judge
of Election, Nj. L. Potter, INSPECTORS.
Robert Shanbach and James Bower
sox-, -
VIM. G. Won Media, form oily the
Assistant POSTMASTER 81 Selinsgrove.
isnow representine TIL New gy-fs
Life Insu. ance Company. William
is careful and trustworthy young
man. He represents one of the best
Insurance Companies and we be-
speak abundant success for him in
his new calling. On Saturday he
went to Phila. and this week he is
preparing himself
have some mems boys aud child
rem over coats which l will sell at 10
lj and 90 per cent. off marked price.
The same discount will be allowed
on boys youths aud mems clothing.
Now is the time to come if you need
any thing. / will dispose of all my
goods cheap in order to save trouble
and expense of moving goods. /
will move next month to the First
National Bank building. So Come
at once. X. GUNSBURGER.
Persons who contemplate getting
sale bills printed at the PosT office
and have selected the date but are
not yet ready to have the bills prin
ted can notify US and we will place
them in our sale register and wait
for the printing of the bills until
they are ready This will prevent
others from crowding in upon them
When sending such notice state
plainly the time, place and proprie-
tor of the sale and few of the prin-
ciple articles to be sold.
Several weeks ago we gave our
reasons for believing that the people
of Snyder county did not desire the
passage of Senator Hackenburg' S
bill to place the liquor license grant
ing power of the State into the hands
of ten persons. We offered him the
columns of the PosT to explain the
merits of his bill. The reason we
have not published the same is be-
cause. he has not sent any explana-
sion. 1t is beginning to look as
though the senator could not see
any advantage in his bill for the peo-
pie of Snyder county.
GRAND REDUCTION. For the next
80 days will offer my entire stock
of Merchandise at reduced prices.
All Dress Goods consisting of Silks,
Satins, Velvets, Henriettas, Cash
meres, Delains, cloths, etc. a 10 to 25
per cent. Discount. Some Special
ties in Wool Dress Goods reduced
from 80 cents to 10 cents. Dress
Ginghams, 6,s, and 10 cents formerly
IL, 16, and Is cents. Lancaster
Gingham, s cents; Best Prints, 5 cts.
Wool Blankets, 20 per cent. off reg
ular price. Bed Comforts, % per
cent off regular price. Boys Caps 10
cents up, Boys Fur Caps 80 cents
former price $I.25.
! w. W. Wittsnmysr.