The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-07-15

Maurer, New Berlin. sells the best
calicoes at 8, 4 and 8 cents.
Old style washable suits in great
variety for boys from 8 to 0 years at
Il. Oppenheimer's, Selinsgrove. St.
DR.. A. NJ. Smith and wife of Bea
YER Springs were at the county
seat on Saturday between trains.
Mrs. Herman of Osceola Mills was
the guest of W. q. Snyder and fam
lily on Pine street several days last
week.
Thomas Hosterman of Woodward,
Centre county, who formerly lived
here, was in town over Sunday Wis
iting his many friends.
Druggist W. H. Spangler on Sat.
urday went to Centre county in an
swer to telegram stating that
his father had sun stroke.
Mrs. George Lnmbard and son,
Keller, and Miss Maud Keller of Sc.
linsgrove visited friends and rela-
tives in town over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Keller of Beaver
Springs was entertained by her
young friend, Miss Bessie Smith, at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
@. H. Steininger of this place has
brought stalk OF oats that was
raised in his lot. It was sowed s5
days ago and measures 5 feet. Who
can beati
NoTIcs-Those who owe US for
meat bills are requested to pay the
same prior to August lst. 1897, or
they will bS collected according to
law. MR1srR 4 NoyrR
Dill Stoves for Summer cooking.
Blue Flame. No black pans. Throws
out no heat. All heat is concentrat.
ed for cooking. Call on W.. E. Stahl.
necker, Middleburgh. tt.
Last Thursday H. Burns Smith
went to New Kensington, near Pitts.
burg, to accept on 80 days trial a
position in bank at that place. We
wish the young man SUCCESS.
Mrs. Harriet Smith and daughter,
Alice, and Miss Lillian Stetler left
last Thursday evening for a several
days trip to Philadelphia and Cam.
den.
On and after July Sd, the Ameri.
can flag will have 45 Stars. There
will be six rows. The first, third and
fifth rows will have eight stars each,
and the second, fourth and sixth will
have seven each.
DIR. Brisbin is the proudest fellow
on the face OF the earth. A young
patriotic son dropped in at his res.
idence on Independence day in the
morning. Mother and son are do.
ing we'll.
Milton T. Orwig, telegraph opera
tor and ticket agent at Houtzdale,
on Saturday visited his uncle, DR.. ].
W. Orwig and wife at this place.
He bought a brand new Columbia
bicycle 81 gear and consequently
made good time.
LADIEs,-Have you seen my hand.
some line Of Embroideries! I have
about three hundred yards that
must be sold and can be bought at
the very loaoest prices. In fact my
entire line of goods must 60.
LIBBIE DuNKELBERaER's Millinery.
During the thunder storm July 1,
lightning struck the barn of John
Zieber, near Globe Mills. and com.
pletelv destroyed the same with 40
tons of hay. Insurance $1,000. The
house Of James Roush at Kreamer
was struck during this storm and q
COW belonging to VIM. Freyman was
killed.
Our semi.annusl Special Sale of
Dress Goods and Innings will take
place Saturday, July oath. As usual
we will allow q discount of 20 per
cent. on all dress goods and Innings
purchased for cash on the above
mentioned day. 8. WxIs,
1t. 4 Selinsgrove, Pa.
BuoxNELL UNrvRRsIrY-J. Howard
Harris, President; College, with
four courses Of study leading to de.
grees Academy. Q preparatory
school; Ladies' Institute, q refined
boarding school; Music School for
both sexes; and Art Studio. For
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