The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-05-10
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See new advertisements OF Dreifuss
Bros, Freidmann & Gets, 8. Weis, II.
Oppenheimer, and oshers.
Joe. Ulelan and r. II. Reigle left
for Shsmokin on Tuesday toseek ein-
ployment at brick-laying.
John Runkle returned last week
from the eastern cities with an i'm
mense stock Of goods.
Mrs. hottie Swineford, after O years
sojourn in California, has returned to
her many friends In Middlebnrgh.
w. L. Garman, the enterprising shoe
man Is neither dead nor sleeping-as
will be seen by his new ad. in another
column.
]. F. Lilley and family OF near Dam
VILE, visited relatives here during this
week-the guests of Squire Schoch
and Prothonotary Wittenmyer.
A. +. Crosgrove left for Atlantic
city on Tuesday morning where he is
employed by a Philadelphia firm at
paper-hanging and painting.
Carpet 1910, Button Kid Gloves
6Oc., Napkins CSC. per doz., Lnnen
Towls &C., 80 inch Delain l0c., SOC.
wove Dress Cloth &c., at Chestnutts,
Lewlstown, Pa,
WANTED. Two teams to haul stave
timber and two men to cnt 1t. Call
on or address
SPAID u HERBsTER,
Nav 10. SS. sm. Beavertowp, Pa.
Juniata County is going dry. Out
Of five applications for liquor licenses.
only three were granted at the court.
But the thirsty ones will doubtless
manage to get something to wet their
whistles seni-occasionally, II not
more frequently.
BY the Act Of June 18th, 1887, the
Governor Is authorized to appoint
one pupil in each county who may
enjoy free scholarship for 2years at
the Pennsylvania Museum and school
y ef Indnst~;sl.--Ass-s ~ ss---isehiiad5ipfTIu.
That appointment for this county
has not yet been made, or II IL has,
we have not heard of it.
Musical College and Pennsylvania
Normal Music School at Freeburg,
has opened the 33rd session with a
fIattering attendance of students from
principal towns of ten counties. The
summer session will begin July 30, 'SS.
For particulars address
+. Q. MoyER, Director.
The Middlsburg Gun Clubs practice
on Friday last resulted in NJ. ..
Steininger breaking ID out OF the pos
sible Is bats, John Stetler 10, John
Francis 10, and II. n. Grimm 8.
Mart" now thinks of challenging
Bogardus for shoot.
The followers Of fssac Walton can
now rest comparable. The editor of
the PosT received his shipment Of
brook trout from the State Fisheries
on Tuesday mornings express, and
were sent to Squire Jim Middleswarth,
ut Troxslville who placed them into
Swift run.
There are some mighty ungrateful
people in this world. The other
morning while on his way down town,
lad overlook a young lady whose
hustle sat about 45 degrees the wrong
way, and when he said, "Miss, your
hustle Is on crooked" she snappishly
retorted, ITS none of your business
II it Is"
On Tuesday we we're shown piece
of calico by C.L Smith OF the Central
Hotel for which the purchaser, Mrs.
Smith had paid 30 cents yard. 1t is
ordinary looking goods, and the most
skillful counter-hopper would call it
six cent calico-and so it is. 1t was
purchased during the war which ac-
counts for It's outrageous price.
Mountains and forests In all parts
OF the State were burning during the
recent dry, hot spell. The northern
mountains of Union county ragged
fercely. Many valuable timber tracts
suffered greatly, and the entire county
was covered with q blue, dusty haze
until relieved by brisk thunder
shower on Monday evsning.-Le,ois>
burg Chronicle.
Tho peach-crop In this section is
done for-so it looks. The trees
that were not killed by the extremely
cold winter had their blossoms nipped
! IN the bud by the late frosts. There
are, OF course, some trees In protected
.ocalitiss that may bear lightly, but
.ne Yield In general will be exceedingly
'ent. II blossoms tell, all other fruits
VII be abundant.
1ne "hshing sociable" Is coming
so style, and is quite a novelty. The
-'es occupy one room, and the 9TH
which is supposed to represent a
'ng pool-is occupied by the gen.
each OF whom has string