The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-04-18

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all winter, is able to be out occas-
sionally, but his health is not of the
best.
\ horse belonging TO Francis
Specht died last Wednesday. He
had just secured the horse on n
trade.
David 5. Sholly of Selinsgrovc
and Levi Herrold of Kratzerville
were Middleburgh visitors last
week.
Hon. G. II. Buckalew, of Blooms
burg, is very i'll at his home in that
place and there is small chance of
his recovery.
We have on hand now all kinds of
Fertilizer, Salt, also II special brand
of Phosphate for corn and potatoes.
j. NJ. and G.. II. STrINISdrR.
George Spaid of Beavcrtown, who
is travelling for the Capewell Horse
Shoe Nail Company, was in town
last week.
The funeral of McEmmct G.. Man
beck Of Mcclure, Pa, will take place
on Thursday the 18th II n. IN. at the
house.
John i. kearns, the buggy manu-
facturer of Beavertown, was in our
city last week riding behind two
black Indian ponies.
Why not use Da Costa's Sarsa-
parilla, none better. Try bottle
and be convinced. For sale at the
Middleburgh Pharmacy.
Wilmer Ocker on Monday went to
Shamokin to accept a clerkship.
We wish our young friend success
in his new field.
Ed. NJ. Hummel of Selinsgrove
was in Middleburgh last Wednes-
day for the first time since the acci-
dent mt Kreamer.
Joseph Runkle of Bellefonte, who
has been engaged in the plumbing
business at Lewistown, visited Post
master Rupkle last week.
S. j. Pawling, the rising young at-
torney of Selinsgrove, was mt the
county seat last week. The squire
is picking up nice practice.
Clean up the streets and alleys.
Get all the garbage and putrefying
material removed. This will greatly
enhance the health of us all.
ID. Il. Kreamer, who is employed
in the custom house of Philadelphia,
and Miss Kate Stetler were visitors
to the County seat on Monday.
George Lumbard Of Selinsgrove
was visiting his sisters in this place
the latter part of last week. While
III town, he made us pleasant call.
We have the largest variety of
Carpets in this county or any of the
neighboring counties. Prices lower
than ever. 5. WEIs, Selinsgrove.
Peter Garman of Fremont and
b. III. Custer of Swineford went to
the City of Philadelphia on Monday
to lay in full supply of new goods.
There is nothing SO handsome in
the latest styles of Millinery AS the
Dresden ribbons to be found at
Libbie Dunkleberger's Millinery.
Jay G.. Weiser and the Misses
Bolender drove to Selinsgrove on
Sunday and called on A. w. Potter
and Ohas. p. Ulrich and wife
B. w. Yoder of Globe Mills has
gone to Mt Carmel and entered into
a partnership as Bird and Yoder.
They are Wholesale dealers in flour,
feed, etc.
Young man, do you want an edu-
cation? No body ever secured any
thing without work. Get out and
hustle for one of the scholarship
prizes.
There is o world of comfort to n
young lady who wears a becoming
hat, and to have the assurance that
everybody is admiring the beauty
and taste in which it has been made
up. Nothing adds more to the gen
eral appearance of II young lady or
woman than Il beautiful hat or bon
N ct, and the place to get such at
lowest prices is at Libbie Dunkel-
harpar's Millinery