The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-04-24
of LOCAL INTEREST

Inc muu'N 'ioSNlhS HuS tuihtV
TO dust.
The debt of Lancaster City is
s!l, ,O23.96. Assets Sl,OO0,OOO.
An exchange says it makes wo-
man sick to keep secret
Ladies who refuse to tell census
generators their ages are liable to
tne of $50.
G. c. Gutclius is in the city this
week buying his Summer stock of
| tothing.
John Kreeger, Telegraph opera
0r for the Pennsylvania Company
,h6me on II visit.
Miss Fannie Bowersox who spent
several weeks at home has left for
Lewistown.
This country has over 100000 Sun
lav schools, with 1000, 900 teachers,
and $. Dob, 900 scholars.
Allen Schoch, of Philadelphia
rasped the hand ofhis many friends
in this place on Monday.
Quite q number of our farmers
have adopted the eight-hour system
that is, eight hours work before
Inner and eight hours after dinner.
VII. Matter of Swincford is agent
for Conkling Wagons, Bed-springs,
and Plows. If you need any Of
these articles call OH him. May /.
The Watsontown Bidde has been
enlarged to six column quarto. 1t
is wide-awake, enterprising sheet
and deserves the popularity it has
achieved.
Well, Sarah, what have you been
doing to make you look so young
Oh, nothing much, only been using
Halls Hair Renewer to restore the
color of my hair.
Persons carrying insurance on
their household goods and having
removed TO new location should
not neglect to have their insurance
policy transferred, as it might prove
serious thing in case of fire.
Our farmers tell us that the
ground is so hard that it is almost
impossible for them to turn fur
row while plowing. Most of them
hitch three horses to each plow and
weight the beam to keep the shear
under the surface.
Any emigrants with families, or
other parties, wishing to go West in
the spring should apply to Gift X
harter, Real Estate agents, Middle
bugh, Pa, for information rs TO
"rap rates of fare. and the most di-
ec' and convenient routes to take.
Mrs Sheriff Reichley was happily
lIprsed by her Sunday School
Ass one evening last week at her
ONE south of town. Mrs. Reichley
as been n faithful teacher in the
mon Sunday school for number
years and her leaving here will be
great loss to the school.
Jacob Gilbert, Esq, has had Mid
'eDurgh 5 famous painter and pa
ei hanger, \. j. Crosgrove, at work
ms house for several weeks pa
rnng rooms, frescoeing ceilings,
u painting the woodwork. He has
oDably the most BEAUTIFULLY adom-
dwelling in the town.
). !, Buck, Merchant Tailor, has
owed from New Berlin to Mon
a"'llle, Pa, where he has opened
extensive establishment. His
IA has always given good satisfac-
and a card addressed to him
Aontomsyille will bring him to
part Of Union or Snyder coun-
10 take your measure.
oA Thursday of last week as T.. c.
''oill OF the Eagle Hotel, Frank
was driving through the mar
between Midddlcburgh and
rleasat Mills, he was hailed by
amp lying in the brush about
'H'y yards from the road who
scented revolver and ordered
10 halt, Mr.. Greybill designing
raScal's intentions, gave his
SC the whip and was soon out of
NJ On Saturday the fellow pass
through our town, unmolested.
ought to have been caught,
roughly logged and ordered to
'e the county on limited time.