The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-10-22

ed the beggar when he discovered
counterfeit dime in his possession.
"A cross mark (x) in the Republ
can circle is all that is needed TO
show condemnation Of the hard
times.
Miss Laura Yearick of Kratzer-
vile has been the guest of Miss
Naomi Scooch at this place this
week.
A woman's pocketbook was found
on Market street Yesterday. It con-
tanned some money. Thisis strange
but true.
SHINGLES FoR SALE.--F. II. Maur-
er, New Berlin, is making special
offers on Shingles. See ad. in an
other column. II.
A. w. Potter. Esq, Of Selinsgrove
and j. Simpson Kline, of Sunbury
were in town between trains OF
Monday. afternoon.
W. II. Hornberger OF Richfield,
was a Middleburgh visitor last Fri
day. While here he made a pleas
ant call at this Office.
Geo. :. Romig. the efficient black
smith OF Sweet Hope, rode to Mid
dleburgh on Saturday and paid his
respects to this office.
j. w. Runkle and w. II. Beaver
started for Philadelphia, Monday to
buy new goods. They will soon be
ready to offer bargains.
About 200 yards of ombroideries
will be reduced to cost aud even be-
low on. the opening days at Dunkle-
berger's millinery store.
Communion services will be held
IN the Lutheran church on Sunday
Nov. |, 1896. Preparatory services
the Saturday evening previous.
An interesting wedding occurred
ut Coburn last week. The groom
was only so years and the blushing
bride was only GS. Think of it.
John CAN'T, VIM. Stahlnecker,
Carbon Seebold and Curtin Bower.
sox spent Thursday and Friday. OF
last week at the Bloomsbury fair.
Whatever may prove to be CandG,
date Bryans fate in the sweet III
and by, his chances are certainly
dwindling in this wheat buy and
buy.
II is said that many of the high
grade bicycles of next year will be
chainless, bevel gears taking the
place of the chain and sprocket
wheels.
At the State encampment of the
q. A. II. of Nebraska the other day
vote was taken among the veter-
ans, with this result: Mckinley,
2239, Bryan, SO.
Harry Harter aud family of
Hartleton spent Sunday at DIR. j.
w. Orwig's. Mr.. Harter has return
ed home and Mrs. is spending the
week with her parents.
A. w. Potter, ESQ.,. and son John
and Q. Z. Ulrich, Esq, of Selins-
grove attended Supreme Court ut
Pittsburg on business from Thurs
day to Saturday OF last week.
Andrew Wolfkill, the conductor
on the s. and L. Division, last week
took his first vacation Of tho year.
Mr.. Wolfkill has been in the en-
ploy of the company for Al years.
The Popocrats had meeting mt
Kreamer last Saturday evening. Jay
q. Weiser, G. p. Ulrich, X. G. Wal
ter and Nj. X. Hassinger stirred the
populace with free silver sentiment.
George w. Delamater, formerly of
Meadeville, who was defeated for
Governor by Robert Il. Pattison,
has removed from Tacoma, Wash.
to Chicago. where he is practicing
law.
In the November McClure's Eliza.
beth Stuart Phelps will give some
account of her views on novel aud
story writing, illustrating it with
"reminiscences OF her own personal
experience.
Kid Gloves, newest thing with
heavy stitching Silk umbrellas with
the Dresden handle Ladies and
Children's underwear Ladies' and |
Children's hosiery at Dunkelberg-
er's millinery.
Better lift your plants that you
want in the house for winter, that |
have been pleasure to you all sum
mer in your flower beds, as Jack |
Frost is bad man when he gets his |
clutches on them.
Prof. William Meyer. President Of
the Snyder county s. s. Association,
has been in attendance Mt the Penn.
sylyania State Sabbath School As.
sociation which was in session at |
Carlisle during last week
A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work. is
always obtained at Soles' Barber
Shop, in Wittenmyer's Building, op.
posite Post Office Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, lace cream, hair oil and egg
shampoo for sale. A Z. Sorrs, '