The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-31

BUSINESS MEN WHO WANT RESULTS SHOULD PLANT THEIR
VIM. Harter of Hartleton visited
our county seat last Thursday. He
pnid his respects to this office.

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A six-months-old child Of L. 8.
Hartman, proprietor of the River.
side hotel, died at Milton last week
of brain fever.
The Lords Supper was celebrated
in the Lutheran church on Sunday
morning. Nineteen persons were
added to the church membership.
IL. Oppenheiper, Selinsgrove, Pa.,
has a full line of gloves on hand /;
Kid, Castor, Buckskin, Hogskin, fne
dress and cloth gloves at the most
reasonable rates. 1O-24.3t.
j. l.. Yearger OF Swengel an old
friend of j. w. Swartz, came to
town and renewed old acquaintance
ship with the commissioners clerk
on last Thursday.
Winter goods at Mrs. l.. G. Aur-
and's Millinery and Fancy store,
such as Ladies' Hats, Coats, Caps,
and Chrildren's coats. All are in
vited to come and see.
Blank Il Guttshall have added to
their Roller FIGURING Mill first
class Buck wheat mill and are pre-
pared at all times to exchange flour
for buck wheat.
If. BLANK GUTTsuALL,
Sunbury. Pa.
b. II. Custer of Swneford propos-
es to be candidate for County
Treasurer. BY all appearances there
will be four or five candidates for
this position and the contest prom
ises to be lively one.
II. Gunsburger has just returned
from the Eastern cities with an i'm
mense stock of Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Underwear,
Oyercoats ana everything in his
line at prices lower than ever.
Martin Rohbach of New Berlin
has a nice lot of clover seed, Tim
othy seed-Alfalfa, Crimson and all
kinds of common clover for sale.
Farmers will do well to call to see
his line before purchasing else
where. ct.
A good record was made last Fri
day by Snyder county horse at
Packers Island. The horse was
bought by DR.. Cawley about year
ago from John Richter and the
horse was taken from the plow in
June and has been on the track on
ly since then. The record made
was 2:23 and the horse is known by
the name Of "Idid.'
When your bicycles need repairs,
go to w. ID. Baker, 23l Pine St.,
Selinsgrove, Pa, and have it well
done. Bicycles bought sold and ex-
changed. Renting. Instructions in
riding. A complete line of cycling
Second hand wheels al
ways in stock. Agency foy the Cele-
brated Columbia Bicycles. If.
Miss Susie Stapleton Of Lewis
burg. who just finished n most sue
cessful course of instruction in elo-
cution for class in Selinsgrove,
came to Middleburgh on Monday
for the purpose of organizing class
here. Miss Stapleton is master in
The art and she spares no pains to
impress the same thoroughness
upon her pupils.
WINTER MILLINERY OpENINd.-In
accordance with my usual custom
will have my Winter Millinery Open
ng on Wednesday and Thursday,
October 30th and 3lst. / will have
about rs or 100 trimmed hats on
land. Great bargains in notions
;an be secured. A cordial invitation
S extended to be present at the OPP
ening. LIBBIE DUNKLEBERaER.
The announcement of the death of
Davis of Richfeld cast a
gloom upon his many friends here.
For more than a year he was clerk
ng for Mr.. Custer in Swineford.
He was universally liked. Oflate he
followed the business of huckster-
ng and visited Sunbury regularly.
He died last Thursday and was
buried on Sunday, his funeral be-
ng very largely attended. He was
about 30 years of age and unmar-
led. The Garfield Band, of which
ie was the popular leader, atten ded
he funeral in body. !