The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-02

o'IeteT honlS mas Deen seriously
sick for serveral weeks.
Mrs. Jane Dill has moved to Ash
ley, u suburb of Wilkesbarre, where
her son and son-in.law are engaged
in painting.
A very valuable COW belonging
to Benjamin Rine was stangled
to death one day last week. Elias
Spacht has repainted his residence
and furnished it with shutters.
Moses Specht has sold the tract of
land known AZ the old mill property
to Mrs. Rachel Specht for $1,000.
Rev. George Fees, of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, son of William Fees,
who spent his life up to manhood in
, Beavertown, has been visiting freinds
= here several weeks. He preached in
: the Evangelical, Union, and Luther
an churches respectively, and also
= delivered lecture on THE South
and It's people" in the Evangelical
churches.
William, son of Uriah Howell,
slipped off the rail of pale
fence ON Sunday and ran the pointed
end of pale deep into his flesh be-
meath the arm. Dr. Strohecker
dressed the wound.
, Rev. Samuel Greenhoe, Of West
Milton, preached in the Lutheran
d church two weeks ago on Sunday
v evening
;, Jacob II. Bingaman has painted
u his residence.
Twin boys were horn to Mrs. Geo.
> Herbster on Monday.
,; Rev. Jacob Rcarick is serving Il
. charge at Pottsgroye, Pa. He retuus
q home during the week.
- John Budd has taken his
teams to Paxtonville, and is haul
, ing prop timber to that station.
:, Rev. Charles Aurand and his fam
~ ily ae visiting here. ,....-...
Al We have hoard considerable com
- ment on the PosT in it's new dress
= The people like it and speak quit,
i favorably of it.
Isaac Stetler, of Philadelphia, visit
ed friends ut this place, his boyhooC
~ home, last week.
x Howard Troxel has moved hil
II sawmill on tract of woodland be
e longing to Moses Specht
lie We will have more of all kinds OF
'e fruit this year than we have had foi
a; number of years
5, The young ladies of Beavertowr
y and vicinity are having fishin.
3. party to-day friday
I The wheat crop yields as high n,
e 40 to A bushels to the acre
d The following communication ha,
d been handed me, which / will insert
IA cerbdtim et Hter0tim:
i The musical Union to be held al
g Beavertown, Saturday August IL
e promises to be largely attended
It eight choirs have promised to par
5 ticipate. We cordially invite all loy
r ers of music to be present and assist
4 in deriving measures by which the
V musical talent of Snyder county
" may be more fully developed. The
G object of the gathing as announced
on the posters, We likewise are but
" n shadow of better things to come
5 A buss will be run from the depot to
n the grove, The following program
is arranged for the benefit of al
speakers and leaders of choirs who
expect to be in attendance. AL
$ choirs who are not on the program
o and expect to take part in the exer.
cises will be placed on the program
: on the day of the union. Speakers
: may change their time of speaking to
suit themselves.
: 8, A. NJ, Introductory address;9 IL
$ singing in grand concert Corona
Il ton; 9;33 singing, Reformed Church
e choir, Adamsburg; 9:45 address, Prof
Boyer, Freeburg 10. singing, Luth-
$ eran choir, Adamsburg 1915 Re
formed choir, Freeburg 1890 adj
dress A. W. Potter, Selinsgrove
@ 10. As singing Lutheran choir, Beaver
town IL. singing Lutheran choir,
: of Lewistown L. Organization and
General business Dinner. l.30 sing
: ing Lutheran choir, Freeburg las
i address, Prof. Meyer 2. singing
Lutheran choir, Middleburgh 2.l5
g singing Luthern choir, Selinsgrove
= $50 address G. f. Franciscus Lewis
town 2,45 singing Lutheran choir,
o Lewistown; 3. singing Lutheran
choir, Freeburg 3.15 address Rev
, s. p. Brown AS singing Reformed