The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-04-15

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Trout fishing commenced on Thurs
day.
Farmers are busy preparing ground
to SOW oats.
Miss Sadie Orwig was on the sick
list last week.
Adjourned Court was well attended
on Tuesday.
See George Walters Livery card in
another column.
John 6. Rine has been appointed
postmaster at McKees Half Falls.
On Saturday number OF Franklin
boys were In Bowers dam swimming
already.
Read the new advertisement Of
Henry Mink, In this issue, and give
him u call.
Rev. Orwig has 90 far recovered
from his long spell OF sickness as to
toe able to come down street.
Judge A. X. MidJieswarth and wife
OF Mcclure, spent Sunday In Middle
burgh with their son, tho sheriff.
Easter Sunday falls on the 25th Of
April, the latest day since 1885, and it
will not occur 30 late again until l043.
Stetler's Cornet Band was out sere-
nading the newcomers In town on
Friday aud Saturday evenings OF last
week.
Road supervisors should not forget
that the law coinpels them to keep
the public roads In u passable condi-
ZION.
Mrs. Il. e. Specht OF Beavertown,
now devotes four days each week to
the teaching of Instrumental music in
Middleburgh.
Miss Clara Knouse OF Bellvue, o.,
has returned from her visit to Union
county, and will leave for her west-
ern home to-day.
G. c. Seebold will take advantage
of the POSTS suggestion and build n
balcony in front of the hall over his
magnificent store room.
John Runkle went to Philadelphia
on Monday morning to spend the
week in selecting goods to I'LL out the
shelves OF their new store ro ON.
Jay Gould declares that labor and
capital must go together. We give
him credit for his opinion, but as for
ais, we'll be satisfied with tho capital
and say nothing about labor.
Thos. Bower, Esq, yesterday start
ed to Bedford, Pa, to visit his son w.
ii. Bower, from whence the two pur-
pose to take an extensive trip thro'
Virginia.
Every good building that goes up,
every vigorously pushed enterprise
that brings business to q town, helps
every individual who does business or
owns property therein.
Gideon Cornelius OF New Berlin has
purchased Jordan's bear for $40, and
lie now exhibiting him ut 10 cents a
peep. Ho anticipates a "shalwashun
OF "a time" with It,.
Ii. Ii. Grimm, Esq, Is now Il citizen
OF Middleburgh. Yesterday he NOV
ed his household effects to the county
seat, thus depriving Freeburg of one
OF its best citizens. Free burg Ne,cs.
John M. Weirick and "Col." w. f.
Walter both from this county have
started q dining hall In Akron, Ohio.
The boys know how to do tho "pleas-
ant" to their customers and will sue
ceed beyond doubt.
A special term OF court will be hold
IN Middleburgh, commencing Mon
day, juno 14tiI. to try the case Of Do
ty VS.. Lucean Banks, for which a
change OF venue has been granted in
tho Juniata county courts. 1t Is a
matter involving ajudgment OF $2a, 225.
F.E. Bower h erecting q new stable
on his lot near the new Jail, and will
then tsar down the old sheds along
ahe pavemant. We are glad to note
THIS Improvement, and especially at
the hands OF Mr.. Bower, who has al
ways the wishes OF the people under
consideration.
issac Beaver thinks that the gun
hers did not fnd any trouble Ia secur-
ing Wild % ducks during the food, M
Sx Of his tame ones are missing, and
as he knows where several OF them
were dsvoured, II might be well for
the parts to coll and settle before
'ney will be called upon for that pur'
pose.