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MIIIME II STORE
Is well supplied with a full
and complete lino of .
Patent Medicines, Soaps,
Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Etc.
Vli-u ou oiiic to town to
luiy ynur pit Hi-nts rouie in
ituil m -cure the things you
ih-cj) from our new and
Complele Stock.
Mlddlcburgh, Pa.
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is offering a nice line of
Moliday Goods,
Suitable ior Presents. At the same
time you can get your Groceries,
Dry Goods. Notions, Etc., at
ROOK BOTTOM PRICES
at the old stand.
Runkle & Walter
Desire to call the attention
of the public to their Fine
Line of Jewelry, Chains,
Thews will make nice Christians and New Year Presents.
We have 150 Over Goats on Hand,
All sizes, Men s, Youths' and ffllf PHce
Children's, cut down to about l avw
Same way with Dress Goofls, Notions, Eis.
Middleburgh, Penn'a.
scliocii & Stan meeker
Have on Hand a Full Line of
Stoves, Heaters, & Ranges.
We keep also Tinware, Corrugated
Hoofing and a line of other useful
goods that you will find acceptable
Goods For Presents.
Opposite Jail, Middleburg, Pa.
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Is offering special
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Shoes, Rubber Goods, Etc.
Why not buy a
your boy or girl. 1 have thorn.
AN ELEGANT STOCK ON HAND
MiddlBburflh, $mS
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holiday bargains
useful article for
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The
Xmas or any-other time is a year's
subscription to the,
It will be sent from
now to Jan. 1, 1889,
FOR
CRWALTER'SCONFECTIOfRY
Is the place to secure the finest line
of Candies in town.
Don't forget to call and let me have
the chance to supply your
Christmas Candy,
Cigars, Tcfeiccy, Orapges, Baiiamias, Pretzels. :
-Ice Crean) f Oyesbers ir ScasoijK--
Middleburgh, Pa.
f . W. WITTENMYER,
At The Old Stand,
Has a full supplv of General Merchandise.
Come in, we will show you some nice articles suitable for
Our regular lino of Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods,
NOTIONS, ETC.
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RELOu
OF SWINEFORD
luvites yon to come to his store, -J r
He has a line of Groceries,
Dry Goods and Notions
And everything usually kept in a
i Well Regulated Store.
Useful Christmas Presents.
Buy something useful rather than ornamental, i have
Ladies1 Feather Boas, Kid Gloves, fine handkerchiess,
HE LINENS, NECKWEAB, DOILIES,
and Center pieces, :. - ; .
L OQMUBEiB'i 1DLUBV STORE.
I. H. BOWERSOX'S
Confectionery Store u the place to buy your Fine Can
dies, Nuts and '; ;
FRESH OYSTERS.
I gain eew customers in the same way I bold old onea
by.always giving the best Goods.
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BROSIOIJS. BROTHERS.
' THE LAST WEEK : . : . "U
THE PEOPLE WERE SPELLBOUND;
SIX JV W
DAYS jfei 'p SAVE
MORE. (W'L MONEY
Men's Fancy All Wool Suits Only $3.97.
Child's $1.85 Suits 80c
IW $0.00 Suits $4.78
Bop' $8.00 Suits. SG.P.S
Men's $G.OO Suits $4.78
Brosious Brothers, '
Market Square, Sunbury, Pa.
i'HEEBURU.
After divine service last Sunday
the following were elected oflicers
ot the Lutheran congregations, Eld
ers Geo. F. Miller and David Ar
bogust; Dtucous, Charles A. Gear
hart, Oscar Gilbert; Trustees,
John K. Hughes, A. Springmau;
Treasurer, Peter S. Ilaiius. Itev.
Druckenmiller will install them into
their resjwetive oflices ut his next
sermon. . . .Mr. und Mrs. Huas, of
Berks county, are visiting relatives
ut Fn eburg. Mrs. Haas is a sister
ol .Mrs. Geo. B. Straub . . . .1). S.
lioyer, Esq., und John K. Sliafl'er
were at Fremont last Saturday trans
acting business for the latter In the
office of Esq. Brosius. . . . l'rof. Win.
Mover is receiving cniKiiiruging re
porta fioiu musicians who expect to
be in uttendancc from Dec. 29 to
Jan. 1, tiro time set for the conven
tion. His soil, l'rof. F. C. Moyer,
leader of the choir of the First Ite
formctl Church at Heading, will he
in attendance. . . . Jonathan Bickhurt
sold his farm of lifty umw in Wash
ington township to Joh.i F. Boyer
for $500. This is valuable land for
peadi ctdtuiv John liuiii.ini
removed the Riu-h tree he !uid
planted on tl.c i:ortli side Hint
stone ridge. The trees had a thrifty
growth, but yielJed no fruit.
Mr. Humiuel's experience proves
that the location was no good selec
tion. When one intends to plant
peach trees, it is a safe plan to con
sult good authority.
KHEAMEK
(iuite a nunder of our citizens
attended court this week I am
sorry to say that William Aurund is
lying on a bed of sickness. I hope
to see hint well soon A. C
Smith und wife took a trip to Pliilu
dephia the forciurt of this week. . . .
Mahlon Fox, of Trenton, N. J.,
t .1 i.t.. ..l i
tnjiviit roum uiiyo 11110 iiui;u lunt
I, I A ,."
young people attended institute last
week A. C onuth and W illium
Gordon took in the opera at Selins-
grove on Friday evening llalph
Heintzclnian is visiting his brother,
Amnion, ut Lewistown.
The Ijcague of American Wheel
men offer $125 in prizes for photo
graphs of bad country roads,, and
gives until June 1, 1898, for the
competition. Some ot the rouds in
Snyder county should be fixed and
graveled ; else some supervisors will
have to feel bad 'if their roads win
the prizes.
Assistant Postmaster Geueral
Merritt has issued an order stating
that it is not permissable to print or
write, upon third or fourth class
matter or its wrapper, to.' print or
write upon second class matter or ite
wrapper, directions relative to de
livery. Consequently, directions to
deliver to some indefinite address, as
to druggist or physician, if the
matter be undeliverable to the ad
dresses,' must in all cases be dis
regarded by postmaster. . Postmast
ers have been instructed that after
March 1, 1898, matter so addressed
will be held to be unmailable.
Men's $8.00 Suite .....$6.38
Men's $10.00 Suits.. ..........$7.98
Men's $9.50 Suite .....$7.10
Men's $7.00 Suite $4.98
SPEOIAL NOTICES.
Small tdverthieDicnlB of wry description
VJ am. Sale or Ksm . Lost or Pound, or tlier uo.
Hcmi Inserted under tills hea I lorone-hulf cem
a word lor one liiswrtinn and oiie-dmrtii cont a
word eacll subaequent Insertion. Notlilua In.
sorted lor less lhau ten ceula.
N"WSPAHKK ADVKT18INO IN THE UNIT
KD STATKb. a book ot two liumlrrd
naifea.contalnlugacataloifiiorac..ut sli
thouaund newspapers, Delug all Uial are crBrtli
ed by the American Newspaper Directory (Dec.
ember edition lor lfMi) wltb hsrlng refrilir Is
sueof 1.000 copies or mare. Also separate Stale
niHpsol each and evsry S ate of the American
linlon. naiulnu runse low as only In wLlcU luer
re tssuihl newspapers hartnfr more than 1 008
fiK?1"! .on- Th,s "o0 l88U1 Owmber
i'iJi Lt'l?'""1 '.V P"1.10 "rtdrew
on receipt of one dollar. Address tlie Geo. V.
KoweU AdTertlslnir Co.. 10 spruce St.. New
Yurlc- III 13 .
HA VP A Rflni1 M ,0.relln V. 8. siamns. will
DfllD AOUUl exchange lor ca-h. Quote
W?' A'" b'v two stamps books for sale.
Address Kred. o. Koebler. Rooms 14-8!6. IM
InK Ureen Bldg.. Sail B'way. N. Y. Oliy. 8
WW rANTKD-TKCBT WORTHY AND ACT-
ive Kutleuien or ladles to travol tor
rasoonalbln. i iiiiniiuhjut .... m.
thly $l and expanses. Position sleady. Refer
eDC Enclose helf-aedreised stutnpeUetivelope.
The DomlnlM Company. Dept. V.. CIiIcsko.
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Election Notice
FIR9T NATIONAL BANK.
.T1l?.A;"l"sl.Mee'n0, t,,e SlockholdBM of
llieFlrKt National Bwilc for the election of
seven Directors for the enauins var will be
he don TwMday the 18th day of Jauuary next
between the of 10 m. m. and 12 m.
m, , i S' THOMPSON, JB., Cashier.
Ml Idleburgh. Pa., Dec, 1, 1W7.
Dfl. J. W. SKIP,
Ollice Hour the Lutheran cLuicb.
Lmiv. calls eurlj in the tuoiuicg if
iMtthible.
Hours i
7 to 9 A. M., 12 to 2 and 6 to 8, P. U.
Telephone No. 102. 12 8 3m.
Nldflleburff VI nrket
Correoted weekly by our inercliantK.
Butter :8
EkKii 54
Oiiiouh 4
Lard...'.
Tallow 4
Chickens per I b II
Turkeys
8ld 7
Hhoulder V)
Hhiu M 12
Wheat 90
Kye ; 42
Potatoes 50
OlJCorn JO
Oats 81
Bran per 100 It
Middlings .70
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FlomrperbbL tW
Look at yourself when you
unrnfn at mw imn 1 mi v i i .
stantly in stock the bnt and
line of HaU and Geats' UolwT
FnrnUbing Oooda, TJnderwatf
Gap. Call to aM ay stook. .
t.H. botes? mmssmc
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