The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
J. W. Runkle has gone to Belle
fonte TO see Hopkins hanged.

fonte to see Hopkins hanged.
Don't buy your Furniture, Bed
ding and Carpets until you attend
W. II. Felix Large Public Sale com
mencing March 4th. III ae,o Goods.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is OK
perimenting with the East Lake
style of cars over the 5. Il l.. road,
and they are proving n wonderful
success for easy riding and beauty
of finish. They are heated by steam
and thus the dangerous car stove is
put away with. We hope they will
favor us with such cars all the time.
Buy the Grit for Saturday, Feb.
%. 1t will contain n graphic ac-
count of the execution of w. Seeley
Hopkins at Bellefonte on Thursday,
February 90. Five cents copy
BY mail cents in stamps. Address
c. L. MENscH,
Middlcburgh.
At the election of the Boavertown
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
last week the old officers were re-
elected. The business of the com
pany is prospering so well under
these men that a change was con-
sidered detrimental to the com
pany's interests.
In order to prepare for the Spring
trade, Seebold u Runkle are Offering
extraordinary bargains in all kinds
of goods which will continue until
about March 1S. In the meantime
the public is respectfully invited to
come and take advantage of the
same.
Hon. Louis T.. Atkinson, of the
Juniata district, IL warm friend OF
the soldiers. When the new rules
were before the committee he moved
an amendment, which was adopted,
making reports from the Committee
on Invalid Pensions privileged, i'll
order at any time. DIR. Atkinsion
has been distinguished all through
his Congressional career as the
friend of the soldier, and his popu-
larity in the district is thus well de
erved.-UorriSbUrgh Telegraph.
Detective Leopold Alexander,
head of the Alexander Agency, OF
Philadelphia, is in trouble-at least
he is i'll Jail with Detective Hall, the
J head of another farce detective
agency, for beating Mrs. Emily b
Hooper, of Philadelphia, out of S25,
600 by fraudulent representations
Detective O Alexander figured Sc
prominently III the Hane murder
case and incurred such general dis
like III this County that 10 one here
will shed tears over his dilemma.
Next week being court week it il
our first harvest for 1890, We ar,
always in need of money and cs
pecially what is due us on subscrip
ton. You cannot afford to owe II
y and we can lily afford to trust yol
longer. 1t looks bad to have tn
date on your name tab show two o
three years arrearage. Those VIII
have paid up have our thanks an'
: must not take this hint to them
, selves, but those who have remained
/, silent to our entreaties must pOne.
up or get along without the Posi-.
Roll OF HoNoR.-The follwon
/ persons have paid their subscription
to the Posi- to the dates opposit
their names. Should any mistake
, occur in these credits or on your pa
I per please notify us:
w. II. Ewing, Feb. /. {
Ro' ,rt MIddlcswarth. March j. 7
I. Kline Feb. /. Z
p. uel staufrer. Jan. j. {
"A. II. smith, Aprl /, =
!. John Knepp. OCT j. 7
L. w. IL. GIL, May ]. Z
Peter Nick, Aug. /. =
John IIetrick. Feb l. '
Benjamin J. Mourer, FEB. 49, {
A. HOlshue, Aug
II Isaac Boush, Feb, IS. =
J. Oliver Fleck. Feb' To- "
q A. n. Row. March l.
" Jesse Gerhart, FeD l.
II Henry Meyer, May l. Z
d Geo Kaufman, Dec H.
e Allen Hassinger, Aug'i'
+. ". Delbler Feo' l. Y
: Jacob Nerhood, Feb. l. =