The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-27
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Court was wei ATTENDED, tnis Ween'
Mems Plow Shoes for $l.2o at NJ. 8.
shroyer's, Selinsgrove.
A Granger pic mic will be held at
Salem on Saturday, June 9th.
For good Boots g. Shoes cheap for
cash, 20 to Shroyer's, Selihsgrove, Pa
The festival held by Stetler's Cornet
Band on Tuesday evening in Seebold's
Hall was grand success.
Ladies Kid Foxed Glove. Kid top,
pntton shoes. Solid leather soles for
s,55. at Shroyer's, Selinsgroye, Pa.
The Centreville Cornet Band will
hold u Festival and Cake walk at
Centrevile OH Saturday evening June
9th. See bills.
In our last weeks issue few for
ern lines crept into the Mcclure com.
munication in the POsT and were not
discovered until over half OF tho issue
was run of.
The public is invited to visit the
Musical College and Penn'a Normal
School OF Music before the closing OF
the Goth Session to take place on Fri
day o, ening June 4th.
In Holland, Mich. G. J. Doesbury
publishes the Ne,rs, and In it's columns
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil for coughs, colds, sore
throats, catarrh and asthma.
Three beautiful monuments were
brought to the cemetery at this place
this week by VIM. Meyer of Freeburg
aud placed over the graves of John l..
Renminger and wife, und JeRnie, wife
of G. =. Burlington.
A fine display Of agricultural imple-
ments were on exhibition this week
at the east end OF Main street, and IL
our farmer friends could not make a
selection OF machinery it was certain
~ not owing to n lack OF variety.
A shoot between Nathan Furman,
the champion OF Sunbury, Pa, and
Il. NJ. Kessler, amateur of Shamokin
Dam, Pa, came OFF Oh May 2lst, on
the fair ground, which resulted in fa-
vor of the amateur.
The Tax Collectors OF Snyder Co.
who want Notices to Taxpayers"
printed can send us their order by
mail and we will print their bills and
send them to the collector by mail, In
time to post them by June 10, at rea-
sonable rates.
LAST NoTICE. Please do not come
for pictures after next Saturday, May
29tl, as | will not be able to accom-
modate you after that date.
Thankful for your past patronage
during my stay in Middleburgh, bid
you all farewell,
Very Respectfully Yours,
S. f. DEIBERT.
On Monday while Henry Reninger,
james Enterline and others, were
Middleburgh. a large black snake ran
out from under a log directly in front
Of Mr. Renninger. Quick as flash
Mr.. Renninger whipped a broad axe
from his shoulder and severed the
reptiles head from its body. The
snake measured six feet In length.
Every farmer should have our
Farmers Handbook. every merchant
our Merchants Manuel, every lady
our Ladies' Book, every lover OF mu'
sic our Mikado. The above, with ten
picture cards, will be sent, postpaid,
to any address, on receipt Of sixteen
cents in stamps. X. II. Mcdonald
Drug Co, 532 Washington st., New
York.
We met Charley Wolfe on our
streets this week and asked him II II
was so that he was candidate fol
Governor Oh the Prohibition ticket
He looked at us for a momont and
then strengthening up remarked very
mo, sir; am no candidate for any
thing"
"Ah," we replied, ARE you not I
candidate for HeavenI"
"Well, hope So" was his answer.
Among the finest pieces Of work
manslIip ever produced in this count!
Is life size Crayon portrait OF tn,
editor OF this paper, completed thi
week by w. p. Meyer Of Freeburg
Ofcourse, you can't paint lily, o
improve gold by furnishing, but h,
comes as near TO the real as pen ant
pencil can make it. We would ad
wise all who would like to see them
selves as others see them to give MI
Meyer call.
Among the ludicrous happenings II
court this week was the appearance
OF Frank Weirick and Joe Lumbar
before the bar to receive the intelli
gence from the judge that the grant
jury had ignored the bill OF libel bro
by Mr.. Weirick against Lumbard, AN
sentencing the defendant to pay hi
own costs and the plaintiff the sam
excepting the Jurors fees. The