The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
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Now is the time to trim your grape
vines.
The next legal holiday will be Good
Friday, March 10.
George NJ. Shindel Is "totipg 10
che lumber for his new barn to DC
erected this spring.
John Bibighaus is employed In the
General store of Bogar & Spygelmyer'
MifYiinburg.
Mr.. Leitzel'of Rebersburg, Centre
county, father OF our townsman, II
II. Leitzel spent several days in town
this week.
Dr.ifuss Bros. will move their stock
of clothing, &c., into Egbert's corner
to-day, March 10, where they will
hold forth in the future.
PIaRoNs.-If you have pigeons to
sell call on or address the editor OF
the PosT who will pay the highest
cash for good birds.
Mrs. Louisa Cronamiller OF MinIiD'
burg is here assisting In taking care
- Z. her father Rev. Peter shindel who
is ag6..css:.ry seriously I'll.
MT. Orwig who is employed as
telegraph operator for the Penn'a
Company at Millhall, Pa, was at
home with his parents over Sunday.
Friedman g. Getz. Beavertown are
selling at greatly reduced prices all
their goods to make room for the
Spring trade. Give them call.
Middleburgh has gun club which
weekly practices Oh trap shooting
M. Steininger and John Francis
have thus far led the van.
We were In error last week in stat
ing that Henry Steter held a profes-
sional certificate. He holds Il per
manent" which Is worth half dozen
professionals.
The supreme court has decided
that II candidate for Office serves on
the election board that fact vitiates
the election only so far as he Is con-
cerned.
John NJ. Steese. formerly Of this
county but now practicing law at
Orbisonia was In town a few days this
week. John is enjoying good prac
tice, is q hard student aud an honest
snterprising young man.
For SALE A tract OF land con-
tanning Q acres and 90 perches, situate
in the western part OF the Borough of
Middleburgh. For particulars ad-
dress GEORGE SATHLNECKER,
March 10, 'ss. If. Middleburgh.
Young man, paste this in your hat
mo man can be perfectly happy,
either in this world or any other, who
has by his perfidy broken q loving
and confiding heart. No power can
step between acts and consequences
no forgiveness, no atonement."
Moses Specht. the veteran express
agent Of Beavertown, is still follow
ing the even 'tenor OF his wavs,"
selling lots Of goods, and keeping hotel
for the accommodation of the pub
lic," as he says, while he deals out
"schnappa" at Ave cents glass.
1t appears that II. J. Duck, for
Register and Recorder, and A. 8.
Helfrich, candidate for Assembly,
are to have no opposition.-POsT.
Bro. Tom, this remindes us that the
people Of Snyder county know when
they have q good thing. -Lewisto,on
Free Press.
Here 10 the opinion OF the editor OF
one OF our exchanges, who evidently
believes what he says concerning that
class of people who make it conven-
lent to speak disrespectfully Of their
betters: "He is a natural born black =
guard who will stand on the streets
and pass unkind remarks about peo-
pie after they have passed by"
The Women's Aid Society OF Mid
dleburgh will hold Neck-tie Festival
In the band room, Middleburgh, on
Saturday evening, March "a. This
will be new and novel amusement,
innocent, and Immensely attractive.
1t will be appreciated by all. Ice-
cream, lemonade, cakes and candies
will be on hand. Admission free. All
are invited.
On Sunday about two inches OF
snow, mixed with rain fell In this Sec
ton. Sunday night 1t turned cold
and for two or three days 1t was al-
most as cold as at any time this win
ter. People who had looked for the
grass to spront and buds to shoot
were disagrseably disappointed. The
ground hog evidently intends to hold
good the promise Of six weeks Of win.
ter.
p. N. Schoch several weeks ago Sc
cured employment with Dale Bros,
Fun For ALL" Comedy Company,
as tyumbonist, and he liked 1t SO well
thu Albert Smith was induced to ao-
cept employment from the same troupe
a. cornstist and ne left on Friday
to ioin them at ConnelsvilIe, "a.