The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1883-05-03
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Mcclure last Thursday.
To day is Ascension Day. Every
body has gone fishing but the printers.
Fifty one inches Of snow fell In this
portion OF the State during the last
winter
Speckled trout may be caught in
April, May, June and July, but only
with hook and line.
Some Of our correspondents must
DO frost bitten. Come boys, let's
hear from you again.
SIS. Zimmerman OF Richfield b oari
ed the Western-bound train OH Mon.
day, bound for Chicago.
c. C. Seebold is weatherboarding
his shouse and building an addition to
the same on West Main street.
Or. Rhoads Of Hartleton, was in
fown last Monday. The doctor con
templates moving 70 Miillinhurg in
the near future.
Glycerine on cows teats will do
much to remove soreness when they
nre cracked. and n little attention at
several pals OF milk.
Tell us not in mournful numbers.
that the girls are what they seem:
When u girl that weighs one hundred,
gets outside n quart Of cream.
ID. T. Roades hus few more OF the
Silver Chilled Plows on hand which
lie will sell very cheap. Call early II
you want bargain. First come, first
served.
Henry $. Beaver. administrator Of the
estate OF John s. Beaver, decd, will
Sell personal property Of aaid estate at
Krat,erville, on Saturday, June 9.
See bills.
On Sunday morning last the Steam
Saw Mill In West Beaver twp, at
which &. G.. DIETRICH IL sawyer,
caught fire and was burned to the
ground. The origin Of the fire il un-
known. 1t will be rebuilt at once
A Bedford county woman mas pisced
quilt containing 2,90c pieces. Had
she nothing else to do? Al her death
she vii! not be 80 much lament.d as
was Dorcus who made garments FOR
the poor. Perry County Freeman.
We are indebted TO Hon. Charles
Miller for the prompt information Of
the action OF the Pardon Board at
their recent meetings. He always in
formed us hy wire from Harrisburg
and thus enabled us to give our read
ers the latest.
You will find, my dear boy, that the
dearly priced kiss,
Which with rapture you snatched
from the halfwiling miss,
Is sweetsr by far than the legalized
kisses
You give the same girl when you've
made her Mrs.
The Middleburgh Band has been
very liberal In its serenades OF late,
and continue to be the pride Of our
town. The boys are continually prac-
ticing new pieces-not to make money
by rendering them In other pieces.
but always have their best for their
own town.
There were only four bands repre-.
sented at the advertised meeting OF
the Snyder county Bands at Middle
dleburgh on the 25th ult., for the pur.
pose OF making arrangements to hold
Band Festival In Selinsgrove on
Wednesday, June 18th. They report
no business done.
There arc no less than thirty cases
OF measles in Middleburgh at this
writing, producing an unusual quiet
in our streets and creating "a boom in
saffron. All the little ones are doing
well, however, and we hope to see
them all out again, enjoying the al.
vent OF spring after their seige of
temporary confinement.
FKsrIvAL.-All lovers OF pleasure
are respectfully invited to attend a
4 Festival and Glass walk, at Richfield,
on Saturday evening, May 5th. Three
bands will be present to enliven the
occasion. A general good time is ex-
pected. Come one, come all and en-.
JOY yourselves.
BY ORDER OF rHR BAND.
Our regular opening OF Spring and
Summer Millinery goods will take
place on Friday and Saturday, Nav
4th and 5th. Our stock is an exten.
sive one, comprising all the latest
novelties in head-wear.
G. C. g. JIMMIE DORM.
Middleburgb, May 1, 1881.
On Monday evening last, the 22nd
Session OF the Normal Music School
organized In the Musical College at
Freeburg, Pa. The largo audience
was address by Prof. William Meyer
and others Students from eight
counties are represented. Members
admitted at any time. Address
&C. MolER, Director.