The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-08

Clayton Wetzel and Mrs. Klingler
of Vicksburg visited their parents,
David Wetzel's in Swineford.

Vi ChSOuES NiottCu s"CAA s'S,
David Wetzeps in Swineford.
Attorney H. H. Grimm and Re
gister j. H. Willis made u business
trip to Selinsgrove between trains
on Monday morning.
Cashier Thompson, Jay G. Wei.
ser, f. f. Pawling and w. w.
Wittenmyer attended the horse sale
in New York last week.
Ner Fees of Beavertown was in
town Monday. He is thoroughly
satisfied that hehas iounda rich sup
ply of coal on his hand.
intend closing out my entire line
of children's tam oshanters. under
wear, hosiery and mittens. Come
early. l.. DUNKELBERGER.
II. Oppenheimer of Selinsgrove
pays cash for all kinds of furs, such
as foxes, musk rats, etc. The high
est pricesare alwaysofiered. 12-l-3t.
Embroderies 2 cents per yard and
upwards. Satin ribbons No. 5, 3
cents; No. II, 6 cents, all sailors.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
Congressman Hemenway of In
diana is another one of the promi-
nent men who believe that silver
has been killed as national political
issue.
II. +. Walter of this place has a
full and complete line of building
and cabinet hardware on hand.
Prices reasonable. Call to see the
stock. tt.
If your friend comes to borrow
your mourning bonnet, do not hesi
tate in telling her that L. Dunkel-
berger loans bonnets for the small
sum of % cents.
Fancy Rockers that will make
beautiful ana handsome Christmas
presents as low as Sl.5O andas high
as $40 at II. f. Walters furniture
store, Middleburg, Pa. If.
A marriage license was granted
last week in Sunbury to Samuel
Brouse of this county and Emma
Umberhaucr of Shamokin twp,
Northumberland county.
The horse sale of Haas and knorr
was not as much of success as
might have been anticipated. The
sale was stopped because of the low
prices offered for horses.
DR.. Shillcr, the herb doctor, was
a Middleburg visitor over Sunday.
While making Il visit to Germany
the past year, he was reported dead.
He is still verv much alive.
DR.. Smith, member of the Legis-
ture from Snyder county, was in
Sunbury on Tuesday. The doctor
is for the sold man" for the United
States Senate and don't care who
knows it.-Smb,uy Democrat.
q. NJ. Boyer, one of the county
commissioners of Lucas County, o.,
was visiting w. W. Wittenmyer
this week. Mr.. Boyer was born a
mile east of Middleburg and had not
been here since he was fveyears old.
The members of the y. p. S. c.
T.. of the Lutheran church held Il
"Retrospective Social" in the rooms
over Attorney Crouse's law office on
Friday evening. A very pleasant
time was spent. Refreshments were
served by the Social Committee.
A newly discovered and very sue
ccsstul cure Tor sore throat is Ia
gargle il with beer. This announce
mcnt may create ancpidcmic of neck
trouble. hut Tor the benefit genuine
sufferers the cure must bemade pub
liz. Remember You must not swal.
low il,
A Houtsdalo girl, who is YER!
fond ot kittens, etc, captured as sh,
supposed, ~ very lovely cat las
Sabbath evening, but which turn~
out to be u black ono with white
stripes down It's back. The girl Il
not yet in prcsentablo condition to1
company, but she's awtdlly turnct
uvNinSt cNtS,