The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-20

babcock press.
No matter now leisurely a doctor
may plod through his earthly career
you never catch him boasting that he
takes life easy.
The citizens along Market street
were considerably annoyed Sunday
might by the noise of Il wheel barrow
making numerous trips. 1t was ex-
planned next day when it was learned
that there was Il midnight ilittant.
Goods reduced on Opening Days =:
Kid Gloves, Leather Belts, Hosiery,
White Swiss Dress Goods, Linen
Collars, Cuffs, Embroidcrics, Laces,
Denium, Silkolinc, Curtains, Ladies'
Vests, CounterpieccS, Floss, etc. etc.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
Persons in need of Carpets will
do well to examine our stock before
purchasing as we have large line
of Brussels, Ingram and Rag Car
pets at prices to suit all. Brussels
Carpets from l5c. upwards.
3t. 5. WEIS, Selinsgrove.
A smooth, easy shave, gcntccl hair
i
cut, or other tonsorial work, is al
WAYS obtained ut Soles' Barber Shop.
in Bank Building, next door to the
Post office. Go to Solcs to buy
new ra2ors or exchange for old ones.
RazorS honed and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. y. +. SoLEs.
The Farm journal is cream, not
skim-milk, and just the paper for the
man who keeps cows. We give I
for the balance of 1899, and all OF
1900, 1901, 1902 and 1903, nearly
five years to every subscriber to the
PosT who will pay year ahead.
Walk right up to the captains office
without delay.
RSALE.-Tbe best pacing
mare, with foal, in the County. She
can't be beat as a driver, also a fine
two year old colt out of the same
mare and very fast horse. Will
make a fine driver. For informa-
ton call on j. u. kantz, Sclin's
Grove, Pa. 4-2O-2t.
For SALE.-I offer for sale fifteen
acres of farm land, twenty acres
of partly cleared land and twenty
four acres of timber land, all situat-
ed at New Berlin in Limcstonct town.
ship, Union Go. If 50 desired, it
will be sold in lots. Forparticulars
inquire of A. II. Taylor, kishaco-
quillas, Pa. 3-23-3mo.
Trexler's Store, Sunbury,-5O0O
yards best prints at DC per yard, 2
bales brown muslin at DC per yard,
2 cases evert ceasiug ginghams at
at &c per yard, 45 pieces all wool
cloths at 25c per yard, IS pieces
organdies, new styles, at Sc per yard,
$50 pieces carpets at l2!c per yard
to Sl.25, 70 pools mating at Zoe,
15c, zoe, 25c, SOC. 240 pairs lace
curtains at SOC, Sl.OO up to $3.50,
80 pieces table oil cloths at 12ac
per yard, window shades at 1Oc to
S1.OO. This store showsthe largest
line of new goods in Northumber-
land Co.
On Monday afternoon, what might
have been rather serious fire, was
prevented by its timely discovery.
The aged widow of Mr.. Samuel
Fisher, and who resides with her son
S. A. Fisher in Sweet Hope, had
placed some wood in the oven of the
stove to dry, and having afterwards
returned it to the woodbox. The old
lady then went out into the garden
to plant some little onions. Her
supply becoming exhausted, she re-
turned to thehouse togetmore onions
when she discovered that her kitchen
was full of smoke. She gave the
alarm and her neighbors fastened to
her assistance. Charles G. Meyer
and his brother, Peter, caught up the
woodb0x and carried itinto the yard.
The box was badly burned and the
fire was had been communicated to
the surbasing which was also pretty
well charred. The wood must have
been in the stove oven until it took
fire and was then thrown into the
box, and thus igniting it.-Tribune.