The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-29
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Mrs. II. =. Auranu mas just received
q fine lot OF spring styles OF MillineI
goods, Hats sc.
Our weather predictions few
weeks: ago came right along, wind
snow, sleet and rain, with moro OF
less rise aud fall of the murcury.
There is probably but one thing
which is harder TO do than get out oil
n warm bed in the morning. and that
is to get into cold bed at night.
uAmmon Spaugler, OF Centreville, this
week moved in the Gabrial Beaver
property, Middleburgh, vacated by
Daniel Snyder who moved to Lewis
burg
The silk cushion chanced off at Miss
III. V. Erdley's Millinery Store on
q Saturday last was drawn by Miss AM
a ME Meiser of Globe Mills. The cnsh-
U ion was valued at $40
y Those Of our subscribers who have
n removed this spring, or intend re-
"a moving. should give us timely notice
NJ thereof, in order that they may re-
~ ceive the PosT In due time.
y Irwin Graybill of Richfield will
move to Paxtonvile next week where
he will open,a meat market. He will
visit Middleburgh once or twice n
week with fresh beef.
a monster German Carp weighing
over 10 pounds was taken out of the
waters Of the Susquehanna ut Selins-
grove one day last week. The lucky
man was Mr.. Kinney.
The Women's Aid Society now has
enongh money to buy n first class
pulpit outfit They are fixed like the
fellow who had found watch key
and said all he needed now was
watch to 1t It.
Sunday is Easter and the boys who
hid their hen-fruit In the hay-mow to
surprise the old folks on Easter
morning will find delicate canary
stripe along each egg from point to
point, indicating fall Of the murcury
~saSuring the last week.
little nero'-uber Of our people have tried
own living to<; Chick -er- re- Kee" chicken
re wasn't an inklioed in the Posi-. and are
surprised with the satisfactory res
suits on their poultry. We have lot
OF trial packages on hand which we
will furnish at cost to poultry-raisers
Governor Beaver has issued pros
clamation bearing date OF March 81,
appointing Friday the e7th day OF
April as Arbor day. II the weather
continues as cold ms the prospects
are it will, tree planters will be com.
PEELED to use dinamite to open the
groupd
The Middleburgh schools will close
with an entertainment In Seebolds
hall, Friday evening, April 9th. The
exercises will consist of Dialogues,
Recitations, Tableaux, Music, &c. All
are invited to attend. Admission 8
and 10 cents. No reserved seats.
Doors open at 2 p. M, exercises to
begin at 1850.
The Forester street Lutheran
church, Harrisburg, on Wednesday
evening decided to call Dr. II. II. Ev-
erett to the pastorate made vacant by
the resignation of Rev. ii. s. Cook.
Until DIR. Everett's appearance on
the scene Rev. A. II. Spangler, OF
Port Royal, was generally accepted
as the forthcoming pastor OF that
church. .-Neuport Neps
The following Congressional Con-
ferees were elected at last Saturdays
r Republican Primary: votes
James NJ. Vanzandt, :. ................697.
w "A. "A. Romig, ".."......,,,..............64 .64S
&c II. Harvey Schoch, h,.,.....................6e .6es.
v AT the meeting of the return Judges
4 on Monday the following resolution
"a was adopted which does away with
their services
hesolced, that, in accordance with
X the time-honored rules of the Repub-
m, ican party OF Snyder county, we be
~ heve 1t to be right and proper that the
IN, candidates for Congress and Senate
rn -oe allowed to appoint their own con.
So Eve
,rL and hDDEN DEATHs.--On last Satur-
o,,h, hight, Mrs. Henry swineford, of
o's"' place, after going to bed, was
're 70 haVnly taken Ill, of apoplexy, it is
col. led, and, before the doctor, who
Bat casstily summuned, had arrived,
id self -deN departed. Her age was "a
ssfrs, months and days. Her
10 we.uneral, which occurred yesterday at
10 10 A. NJ, was largely attended by
II, relatives and friends OF the family.
ykes, Saturday last Mr.. John Hoch, of
,~--tnis place, and father of Mr.. Albright
b. Hoch OF Kelly Twp, was stricken
with apoplexy. He was unconscious
until death, which occurred on Tues.
day morning. His age was about n
years. He has been resident of
town aboutitwo years, and was great
ly esteemed. Funeral on Friday at
A. M, services at the house burial
a NJ 8urgh. = MiHinbusos Telegraph,
" Mary