The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-12-07
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER 60. PA, THURSDAY DEC !
EYERYBQpY SHOULD READ TE CONTINUED STORY M his STEPS" @
December drops no weak, relenting tear,
BY our fond summer sympathies ensnared.
Nor from the perfect circle Of tho year.
Can even Winters crystal gems be spared.

RcemDer drops no weak, reIentlhg tear,
BY our fond summer sympathies ensnared.
Nor from the perfect circle Of the year.
Can even Winters crystal gems be spared.
C.P. CRANcH-December
DIR. M. Rothrock of Mt. Pleasant
Mills was a visitor at the county seat
one day last week. We are always
pleased to see the smiling face oi
the doctor.
The largest assortment of Christ.
mas candies at Smiths store, krea-
mer. Go and see them. Sunday
schools will save money by buying
there.
Come and see me anu get some
Pure Unadulated Whiskey of my
own manufacture. | sell by the
quart or by the gallon.
j. l.. MARKS.
DIR. A. A. Ioder of New Berlin,
formerly of Globe Mills, this coun-
ty, has moved to Selinsgrove where
he will locate for the practice of the
medical profession.
The State College Times last week
says: GA daughter put in her APP
pearance at the home of the Editor
on Sunday morning. Mother and
babe are doing nicely"
Register John II. Willis, Joseph
l.. Marks and Editor Wagenseller
are in Philadelphia this week attend
ing the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Free and accepted Masons,
If any of our readers desire to
receive the Farm Journal regularly,
they should take advantage of the
special offer now good. No other
copies will be sent unless it is or
dered. ......
Mr.. Bowersox, a student Of Cen
trail Pennsylvania College, New Ber-
lin, and son of Frank Bowersox,
Rock Springs, Centre County, was
a MiGdleburg visitor on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
The New Berlin Reporter last
week said: "Mr. and Mrs. Benz.
Bachman, of Middleburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lutz, of Shippensburg,
were entertained by Rev. S. S. Koh-
Ter and wife on Monday"
The finest line of Sterling Silver
Cut glass, Solid GoIVJewelry for
wedding and Christmas gifts at b.
+. Sheibley's, Jew-4lr, Engraver
and Optician, Lewistown, Pa.
12-7-3t.
The re-opening of the auditorium
of the Lutheran and Reformed church
at Freeburg, Pa. will take place on
Sunday, Dec. II, with appropriate
exercises morningand evening. All
are cordially invited.
D. "Look out, up dare, how you
throw bricks-guess you want 10
kill this nigger," said a lusty black
hod carrier the other day, when a
large brick fell from a two-story
scaffold upon his head and broke in
two without any further damage.
To customers coming from Mid
dleburgh and all intermediate sta
tions to our store and purchasing
goods to the value of S. or more,
we will refund the railroad fare
both ways. This offer is good only
until Jan. l9OO. >. WEIs,
11-3O-4t. Selinsgrove, Pa.
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, of To-
peka, Kas., who has become known
his hook called 1n His
Steps," is to read another original
and similar story to his parishioners
this Winter in place CT the usual ev-
pning sermon. This, it will be re-
membered, was the way in which
''In His Steps" was introduced to
The public.
Cyril Haas of Selinsgrove was in
town Sunday. The young man is
engaged in the cause OF Medical
Missions and on Sunday morning
made an address to the con-
at Hassinger's church and
in the evening at this place. There
Is an effort on foot to establish a
Medical College in New York to ed
ucate young men free for the pur-
pose of sending them to the foreign