The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-12-14
ITEMS Of LOCAL INTEREST

Miss Lille Spaid is visiting in
New Berlin.
Thomhs J. Smith, ESQ, is on the
sick list.
Benjamin Smith Of Reading, is the
guest of his brother-in-law, Andrew
Kratzer, Of Franklin.
FoR SALE.-A large Indian tan
Buffalo Robe, good as new. Address
Box SO, New BERLIN, PA.
Columbia county Roller Process
Buckwheat Flour for sale by j. W.
Swartz. 1t is the finest. Ut.
Last week Philip Spaid of this
borough killed two hogs that weigh
ed, together, 1907 pounds. The one
tipped the beam at COL, the other
106.
Mrs. Harry Harter and her two
little boys, of Hartleton, after Wis
it of several weeks with her parents
at this place, returned home on Sun
day.
For SALE.-An almost new heater,
latest pattern-frst cost S32, which
will be sold cheap. Call on or ad-
dress SAMUEL +. MAURER,
at Salem, Pa.
The man who couldn't possibly
carry the baby twenty rods to church
recently surprised his wife by car
rying a shotgun thirteen miles
through the snow.
There will be q shooting-match for
turkeys with shot-guns (No. shot)
or rifles at Robert Rearich's, two
miles west of Middleburgh, on Sat
TX ~ O. 'e4 Alonr the
D hard on vi busbes VIC
spefau .wo months idecls h,Sw9.cE
of two girls he WIFI choose for his
wife, and then to find out when he
= proposes that neither of them will
have him.
Ner Feese sold all his hogs as in
number) on Monday morning before
eleven o'clock, and had calls for
many more. It has given him great
confidence in the PosT as an adver-
tising medium.
IS. Grant Schuck of Sunbury, well
and favorably known in this county,
was recently united in marriage to
Miss Della May Thorn of Punxsa-
tawney, Pa. The reception, to which
the editor and wife acknowledge
an invitation, was held on Tuesday
evening of this week.
The grip, or whatever it is, is play
ing havoc with the health of our
people in this town, and almost
third of our population is affected
with it. 1t is not as severe as it
was in it's first visit, several years
ago, but it is sufficiently severe to
make one feel thoroughly uncom-
Portable for several days.
The Middleburgh hunting party
returned on Thursday last from
their deer hunt in Little Valley with
two deer The one, q fine spike
buck, was killed by Henry Beaver,
and the other, doe, was first
wounded with bird shot by Frank
Miller of Salem, and afterwards
killed by Mr.. Beaver.
A hunting party from Cooper
township, Clearfeld county, who
have been located at the headwaters
of Trout Run during the past month,
repo having killed four deer, three
bears, six wild cats, ten foxes and
twenty-three pheasants, besides
porcupincs and rabbits too numer-
GUS to mention.
A New York paper tells of man
who is so superstitious that he re-
fuses to pay an honest debt on Mon
day. In this matter of superstition,
Pennsylvania can triumphantly
SEQ p New York, as we have men
WI are so superstitious that they
reuse to pay an honest debt on any
day in the week.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage IL
censes have been granted since our
last publication
SChas. Conrad, Shamokin, Pa.
lSarah Gumby, Chapman Twp.
eox Heo; :; + kK9m,g, K@ats,. Penn Twp.
{Wm. A. Hackenberg, Adamsburg,
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