The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-05-17
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The next eclipse OF the moon will
be at midnight on the 22nd Of July.
Mrs. Daniel Reber of near Mifllin-
burg last week fell down u flight Of
stairs and broke her ankle.
Henry Moyer, OF Jackson township
fell from a ladder on Saturday and
broke his shoulder blade.
This is the time OF year when a
man Is apt to 60 to sleep during the
sermon aud dream OF going fishing.
Last weeks gun clubs score stood :
John Francis 10, NJ. z. Steininger 10, j..
F. Stetler 0. II. H. Grimm, 8.
Howard Walter has returned from
Lycoming county where he had been
employed in an exchange stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Penny of Lew
isburg were the guests of.the editor
and wife over Sunday.
The reason so many do not succeed
In life is because they went to be rich
at the starting point.
The II oily Communion will be OBJ
served in the Evangelical Lutheran
church at Beavertown, Pa, on Sab
beth, Goth.
Mrs. James Bickhart Of Penns Creek
left Tuesday for st. Louis to join her
husband who is employed in a flour
mill in that city.
Spring gardens and spring chick
ems don't grow we'll together. II the
experiment is tried, tho garden crop
will grow into the chickens crop.
PLAsrKR.-W: b. Winey has just
received car load OF plaster which
no will furnish at 5000 per ton in
grain bags.
soru ur the public sale
on Saturday. The price asked IL
$1,000 and the highest bid was $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebebraud have bid.
en- their friends farewell and gone to
their home in Cleveland, Ohio. They
left on the $50 mail Monday after.
noon.
w. /. Garman, the shoe man, will
from this on accept all kinds of coun-
try produce in exchange for goods.
He will always pay the highest price
for 1t and allow full cash value.
WANTED. Two teams to haul stave
timber and two men to cut it. Call
on or address
SPAID e. HERBsTER,
May 10, 'sS. Bun. Beavertown, Pa.
Carpet 1alc,, 8 Button Kid Gloves
50c., Napkins 25c. per doz., Linnen
fowls &c., SO inch Delain 1Oc., SOC.
wove Dress Cloth 35c., at Chestnutts,
Lswistown, Pa,
The elements seem to be at issue
with each other again and right here
in the middle Of May we find our
selves shivering under an over-coat
and hugging coal fire. Let the con-
gregation sing "December's as pleas
ant as May"
LRCTURr.-Rev. A. H. Spangler
will deliver lecture la the Evangeli.
cal Lutheran Church at Beavertown
on Thursday evening June 2, on the
subject OF "Strange People" ADJ
mission, Adults 25 cents, Children Is
cents. All invited. I'd.
An entertainment will be given by
the students OF the Preparatory De.
partment Of Central Pennsylvania
College In the College Chapel, New
Berlin, Pa, Saturday evening, May
90, OF n o'clock. All are invited to
be present.
The cornerstone laying at Man
beck's church will take place next
Sunday, May Goth insted Of May 30,"
as stated In last weeks paper but
corrected this week. Revs. Aurand
and Rsmer will assist Rev. Young,
pastor.
Jacob Frock OF Pleasant Point,
(battletown) Union county, met with
airightful accident ON Saturday. He
was engaged in telling trees when one
OIL tnem struck him. crushing one OF
MS legs and pinning him to the ground
until mis- companions sawed of the
section that rested OH him.
II N ~
w. H. Penny Of Lewisburg, Super
intendent Herman and the editor of
ne POST paid a second visit to Swift
.un last Saturday and returned with
ixty trout, all told. This small catch
onvinces US that the stream is about
shed out and unless restocked from
ear to year, Swift Run will loose its
record as Paradise for anglers.
VIM. Moysr Of Freeburg placed a |
Dsautiful monument over the grave
of John b, son OF John w. Rsininger,
(n our cemetery on Tuesday. He also
laced two tablets over the graves Of
>rtIn Bowersox' children at Has
oss, and one over the grave Of /
ntelmllne. They are Al of beeu-
al1 appFoprIate deolGns and