The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-06-14

pllul JM,
Jonh p Smith is still on the sick
lis.
There will be plenty of fruit this
year.
q. C. Guteius was on the sick list
several days last week
Joseph Walters new bank barn
was raised on Tuesday.
&. G. Gutelius visited friends at
Kratzerville last Sunday.
q. NJ. Shindel paid MitIlnburg rcla
tives visit OH Saturday.
Aaron Stetler's new house near the
Franklin bridge is under roof.
Sunday SchGol Festival on Bower'o
Island next SATURDAY evening.
Elias Hummcl is building an addition
to his livery stable in Middleburgh.
s. Weis calls especial attention to
his magnificent line of White Goods.
II you need anything in the line Of
Hosiery call on $. Weis, Selinsgrove.
Samuel Wittenmyer lost n valuable
COW last week. Cause of death un-
known.
Davis Gift and family of PaXtonvlle
were the guests of Sheriff Reichly Oh
Sunday.
Mrs J. s. Boob and daughter Nergir,
of MifIlinburg are visiting Middle
burgh relatives.
Every lady in the land should use
Days Soap, it will save her time, la.
Dor and patience.
Ladies' White Goods in endless va
riety nj the accustomed low prices at
q. Alfrdd Schoch's.
DR.. Perkins was in Middleburgh ON
Thursday evening and rehearsed the
singers for the jubilee.
DIR. j. NJ. Wallace, Of Rirhhpld spent
Saturday and sunday in Middlcburgh
guest Of Jere Grouse.
One of the Snyder county prisoners
was bigger man than Grant. lie
made ie third term.
Linnen Goods of every description
and for all ages, sizes and tastes at :.
Oppenhemer's Selinsgrove, Pa.
Misses Mamie Yearger, Tacy, Lille
and kittie Musser of Hartleton, Wis
ited in Middleburgh Saturday.
For all the fancy fascinations famil-
Jar to frail feInninity, call at \. Weis'
Dry Goods Emporium, Selinsgrove.
Mr. Elmer Schoch ofthe Minlinburg
1tlegralh, his wife and little boy, were
the guests OF the editor and wife Sun.
day.
Seebold e. Runkle continue doing n
smashing business far exceeding their
expectations when starting out in
M!ddleburgh.
We have at last caught CLEAN Of
hope that the long-fe want Of :, bank
in MiddlebuIgh will be supplied in
the near future.
The majority OF our people are at-
tending the Jubilee to-day (Thursday)
and our town resembles Goldsmith's
Deserted Village
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harter OF
Aaronsburg, Pa, father and mother
of the editor, were in Middleburg,
Saturday and Sunday.
q. G. Gutelius remembered the PosT
with a lot of tirst-class ice cream on
Saturday evening, 1t was boss, and
no mistake about it.
Mrs. j. Y. Shindel and Mrs. L. Y.
Myers, who have been spending a
week with Mifilinburg friends, return
ed home on Saturday.
One of the heaviest thunder show
ers passed over Middleburgh, on
wednesday night that ever visited
this section Of the state.
The primary election Of Snyder
county will be held OH the 10Th OF
June. Polls open at one o'clock PM,
and close ut Z o'clock p. NJ.
ii. G, SAMPsELL, Sec.
ID. T. Rhoads has two more chilled
plows-brand new which he will sell
for $4.00 a piece. They cost him SO
at the factory. This a rare chance
Tor any person needing a good plow.
Drs. Barber d Hassinger last week
removed the bandages from the brok
en- limbs Of Messers, James Rothrock,
Banks WeiaLd and Mr.. Walter. They
arc all perfect jols an 1 the patients
are happy.