The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-13
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The masons nre busy Mt work on tho
foundation Of tho new Jail.
lust recpivcd--A carload of plaster
at $40 per ton. W. IS. WiNEf'
The prospects are vorv flattering
for M abundance Of all kinds Of frui;
this year.
Twenty performers will participate
n the entertainment OF Saturday
evening.
Stctler's Cornct Ban'l will furnish
music for the Broom Drill on Satur-
day evening.
Who will he Major Dill's successor
IL question now agittting the minds
of the people.
Al. Gift, who has been attending
school at Green Castle, Pa, returned
home last week.
Quite a number Of our people at
tended the cornerstonc laying at
Centreville on Sunday.
The open air concert by Stetler's
Coruet band on Saturday evening was
a grand musical success.
Some remarkable cures Of deafnesss
orc rec orded Of DR. Thomas Eclcctric
oil. Novor fails to cure carache.
ANY person in need of the best fan
ming mill manufactured can secure
one mt a bargain 10y calling at this
Office.
See r. L. Raudabnch's advertise.
mcnt in this issue, aud when you
need anything ia his line give him u
cnll.
Bryant, an eight year old son Of +.
T.. Bower, Esq, fell from banister
on Tuesday evening and dislocated
his arm Mt the elbow.
Strawberries are selling at SIG per
bushrl in Pittshurg just now. A few
weeks ago the berries sold at twenty
five cents piece ia New York city.
Rev. Orwig is again i'll. He preach
ed at Beavertown on Saturday after
noon aud game home sick and W ~
con fined to his house several days.
DO not forget that the Harry Sis
ters will give one Of their grand en-
tertainmeuts in Seebold's Hall, Oh
Friday evening, May lith. Go and
hear them.
Grandmother Smith of the Waffle
House took very seriously Ill on Sat
ur,lay morning of last week and has
been in very precarious condition
ever since. Her recovery is doubtful
Our readers will please excuse the
crowded columns of our paper Just AT
present. We have put out number
of supplements and have one this
week and do not expect n let up till
after court.
Tonight Seebold's new Hall will be
dedicated to the services Of the public
10y the Grand Army, Sons of Veterans
and Band. Each organization will be
represented by speaker. 1t will be
free to all and all are invited.
Frank Hackenburg and Cornelius
Bowersox last week captured six foxes
in one tree. The old fox had entered
the tree through hole fully twenty
feet from the ground and had her
family OF five nearly half raised. The
gentleman got six dollars for the
scalps and had the pelts and lots OF
fun besides.
For ladies who frequently need n
regulator in the many little colds, sick
headaches, nervous complaints and
other troubles incident to sudden ex
posure and to indoor life, and yet dc
not need regular physician, Royal
ELIXIR is an Invaluable relief. The
ELIxIHR is IA household reineny, and
II acts like charm In children's all
msnts.
Five niasons and eight labOrers have
been employed on tie jail foundation
all week. The masous get S2.25 PEI
day and the laborers kl,l5. Mr. Nc
Cauley is conceded by all to be II first
class boss. He makes his men work
for their money, but asks nothing nm
reasonable OF them and is always
friendly and full of fun-making him
universally liked.
1.-THE best entertainment ever held
In the county" is what everybody
says who saw the Broom Drill per
formed at Freeburg last month. This
magnificent play together with fine
miscellaneous program, consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music, recita
tions, &C., will be given In Seebolds
Hall on Saturday evening, May 18th,
by the Freeburg Broom Brigade. Do
not miss the opportunity Of seeing n
grand entertainment. Diagram OF
the Hall at Seebold g. Runkers Store
where tickets are for sale. Admis-
sion, 10, 20 and 25 cents.
While Clara, "A daughter OF Samuel
Stuck OF Globe Mills, was out hunt
Ing dandelion one day last week, she
came across huge blacksnake. She