The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-04-29

Moses Specht has sold bis farm
formerl, owned by Michael Blatt to
Samuel aud Wesley Bowen Of Mid
dleburgh. He has also sold tract
Of sixty-fve acres, south Of town, to
Snyder Il Bowcrsox.
Edward Beaver has torn down bis
blacksmith shop and is rebuilding it
considerably larger than the old cue.
He aud his son, Jerome, will h,re-
after carry on tue business in part.
nership.
Samuel Winters has sold bis old
homestead to his son-in-law, Reu-
ben Greenhoo.
j. NJ. Rearick, b. L., has roturpod
from Sybortsvillo, Luzcrno Co,
whore he has taught a six>months
term Of school He reports a suc-
cessful term.
Judge John Il Camp predicts
frost in the beginning of May, which
it likely to injnro fruit.
Mrs. Aaron Dreese has just recov.
cred from au attack Of inflammation
of the bowels.
Nstbnu Nanbeck has returned
from Michigan, whore he bad gono
to month or so ago.
John Hetiick's ITnlstein COW
yielded twelve pounds Of butter in a
wocl; rccou;ly. She has her fret
calf, which MIR. IIetrick sold for sos.
Arthur B Sp,cht is erecting
mi,liner shop on his lot, for his wife
The building will be 30xl5 feet
Spaid Il Herbster have shipped a
car load Of slaves.
Moses Specht has returned from
tho city with his new goods.
Samuel &. Weike has been to
Clearfield county TO purchase splints
for the Match Factory. The com.
papy have discovered that they can
purchase the splints for less money
than they can manufacture them.
At the Reformed communion SER
vices on Sunday, Rev. W. III. Ian
dis received a class Of eleven catechu-
mems into the church Three others
united with certificate. The service
was we'll attended The catecheti-
col class, at previous service pre-
sented their pastor with a good sil,
yer watch.
Mrs. Aaron Hassinger was serious
y sick last week.
A shower Of rain passing over
this place on Saturday evening, was
accompanied by hail at various pla-
ces in the vicinity Of town.
While Mordica Mcdowell was uu-
loading lime from truck wagon on
Thursday, the horse started unex-
pectedly aud tilted him backwards
over the rear end Of the wagon. He |
hurt one Of his legs very badly, and,
at this writing, is unable to leave
his room.
Archie Middleswartb, Jno. T
Middleswartb Robert Beaver, aud
hphraim Howell started for Boony's
shanty in Jacks mountain on a fish,
ing excursion on Monday morning.
Fridman u Getz, who are about
opening new store in Judge Mid
leswariL's S room at the North yves.
cornor u Msrke. and Center streets,
have purchase their goods and ship
ped it here, They intend TO open
the store to the public on the let Of
May. The proprietors have not yet |
arrived, but are expected to-day
Tuesday,
Zebulon Gross made a trip to The
western part OF the state 10 search |
Of horses recently. lie purchased
only two.
Charles, son OF james Aigler is on |
tie sick ls,
The iollosing letter has been
hau ded mo by the one for whom il
vas intended, with the request tha,
! insert it IN my report
Office Of State Sec.
PLila March 3, lsSG |
a. " Carpenter, Prcsiden', Suy- |
ier county, :. 5 Association.
bear Bro II have made rpy plans |
10 be with you Oh Nay II and Is TO /
a,,sud your s. S Convention to |
convene at AdamsburC, On above /
date. | vii! bring NY maps and /
:Larts ss 1fed Ia state Convention. |
Yours 10 the cause,
T.. PASON PORTER.
Rev Orwig was again able 70
preach - his congregation at this
place on Sunday.
Reuben Cramsr, on Toegday eve
lipg lsi, 'or Three Rivers, Michigan.