The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-10-01

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Soup at Mcclure. He says "Ould''
Ireland was there.
Bruce VanZandt and wife of
Painterville were visitors at JAS. Nj.
VanIandt's on Sunday.
DIR. Spangler will be at the Spang-
Ter mansion on Tuesday. Oct. q, pre-
pared to do dental work.
From Yeagertown.-L. a. Swang.
er, wife and daughter. Carrie, visited
their friends, Tou Hubley apd fam
lily, Mt Harrisburg last week.
Il. Loeb, the popular clothing
dealer of Sunbury, has large ad-
vertisement on last page. He sets
an example for our merchants in
Snyder county
One of our readers of Fremont
handed US the following: Land
lord Haas of the Fremont Hotel is
the only man who has gall enough
to come out with silver bug on the
lapel of his coat"
We were in error last week when
We stated that Mrs. Barbara Yoder
purchased the property in h o
French Flats from the estate of DIR.
tG. Z. Miller for $1,000. The property
has not been sold.
Rev. ID. j.. McLain pastor of the
Lutheran church at this place is at
tending conference at Lock Haven
this week. He will be away over
next Sunday. hence there will be no
services next Sabbath.
II. /. Goodman and Prof. G. +.
DeWire accompanied Hon. B. X.
Focht and A. ID. Miller from Lewis
burg to Middleburgh last Saturday.
Messrs. Focht and Goodman called
at this Office in our absence. Call
again, gentleman.
At the U. b. Conference. Rev.
Oscar G.. Romig was returned to the
Freeburg Circuit, & o. Lehr to Val
ley View, s. B. Wengert to Eliza
bethville, Rev. A. G.. Nye goes to
the Lykens circuit and Rev. Q. f..
Boughter goes to Cressona.
AIy sen, while thou hast left in thy
sknll the sense of jay bird, break
away from the cigarette habit, for 10,
thy breath stinketh like glue fac
tory and thy whole appearance is
less intelligent than store dummy.
Yea thou art cipher with the rim
Knocked off.-Ex.
A man and his wife nre both liable
for the payment of newspaper
which is taken and read in the fam
lily. Recently, in the district court
at Rock Rapids, Iowa, Judge Oliver
gave judgment to the Germania
Publishing company against Mr. and
Mrs. Beving for u subscription bill
OF $50 on the ground that n newspa
per is n household necessity.
The Misses Wittenmyer on Tues.
day evening gave an "At Home" in
honor of their guests Misses Martha
Goldy of Camden, n. j. and Edith
Reber of Bloomsbury. 1t was a
dress" party, no one being allowed
there except those who were willing
to wear dresses. The party under
the circumstances was entirely com.
posed of ladies and n pleasant and
agreeable combination it chanced to
be. The evening was passed pleas
antly by indulging in various amuse-
ments and at late hour the fair
guests took their leave unanimously
voting the affair complete success.
We acknowledge the receipt of
The Boomerang, or Bryans Speech
with the Wind Knocked out" by j.
5. Barcus, of New York. 1t is the
cleverest and most unique political
document we have ever come across.
1t is n cOmDlete answer to MIR Rry-
ans Madison Square speech, and
shows up its fallacies and absurd.
ties in very attractive ana read
able style. every Republican,
whether speaker or voter should
have copy Of it. Price 80 cents.
Address, j. S. Barcus, l09.l11 Fifth
Avenue. New York.
Misunderstanding at cost for the
next 30 days. Arbuckles coffee 10 cts.
per lb Oat Meal, 2 lb. box, 9 cts.
per box Assorted Cakes 10 cts. per
lb; 2 lib. can Baked Beans 10 cts. per
Id; Bologna 10 cts. per lb; Shred
Cocoanut 3 cts. per box All kinds of
Soap D cts. cake Matches 10 cts.
per doz. boxes Best Bluing cts. a
large bottle; Vanilla cts. bottle I;
Corn Starch cts. per pack; Elastic
Starch 10 cts. per pack Strong Vim
egar 10 cts. per gallon Coal Oil Is
cts. per gallon; all kinds of Cam
paign Badges 3 cts. up. Eggs taken
in exchange for goods. Give me a
call and learn my prices. Respect
''"' G. ". GnAyDIlL,.