The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-16
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

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Joseph Shannon. of Adamsburg,
visited relatives in Middleburgh over
Sunday.
Six wheelmen OF Shamokin took
dinner at the Washington House on
Sunday.
The Chapel Sunday school rem
dered interesting Children's Day
exercises on Sunday evening.
Harry Reigle, who is working for
Bogenrief, the timer, in Mitflin-
burg, spent Sunday at home.
John A. Smith OF Lewisburg, was
in town on Tuesday, shaking hands
with his many warm friends.
Levi Renninger, one Of Jackson
townships old and respected citi-
zens. is very low with consumption.
Mrs. j. d. Hamilton, Of Adams
burg, was the guest of her brother,
George Erhart. in Swineford, over
Sunday.
David Wetzel, proprietor of the
Swineford Cash Store, is in the
eastern cities this week buying his
winter stock Of merchandise.
Marion, eldest son of Allen Meyer,
who was confined to the house for
several days ON account of severe
spell of sickness, is on the mend.
The Pennsylvania railroad carried
to the Worlds Fair from May to
the close 1885, ,OCO passengers, while
the Baltimore and Ohio carried
5S1 900.
DR.. Reighard died at his home in
lIifiinburg on Friday last, aged IS
years. He was o most cultured old
&dleman and had many fissnds inI
9unsys lIas
livery lady who has not yet seen,
lhould avail herself of the first OPP
portunity to see the stylishly trim
med hats at Libbie Dunkelberger's
Millinery.
Henry Hartman, after an absence
Of twenty eight years in ~ ;higan,
suddenly dropped in on hi, relatives
and friends hereabout on Monday
Of this week.
John Nj. Steininger of the PosT
has purchased the Joseph Musser
lot on the French Flats and will
erect handsome dwelling thereon
in the Spring.
II. &. Schnee, who operated Ben
ier's mill in Middlecreek township,
has moved his family to Swineford,
where he is employed Gs night mil
Ter in Ulsh's mill.
Perry Condo well to do farmer,
living in Jacksonville, Centre county,
hanged himself on Monday. He
vas subject to fits of insanity. He
vas As years old and leaves a wife
and several children.
DR.. Hassinger has leased n tract of
and from John Nj. Meyer in the
Eastern part of our borough on
Thich he will erect a hennery and
EMBARK in the chicken business in
good earnest.
A Winter term of six weeks music
chool will be held in the College at
reeburg, beginning Monday, Nov.
and closing with grand Musical
Convention from Dec. 26 to 30. For
hformation address Henry b. Meyer,
Director.
NJ. l.. Shannon, of Swineford, ap-
ears in this weeks issue of the
osr with an advertisement an
Bouncing his embarkment in the
tove business. Read his announce
ient ana then go and see what he
as got.
Ira Hicks, the weather prophet,
redicted great storms from the 7th
the 18th of this month. He ev-
lently anticipated the Republican
yclone and spoke in a parable to
repare the Demmies for the inev-
Able catastrophy. Ira is getting
uite funny.
W. III. Bower, wife and little girl,
Cumberland, Nd, Edwin Bower,
fe and baby of Renova, Chas. G.
Ower of Elkhart, Ind, and DR.. At
nson and wife of Mifllintown, were
bong the people from q distance
30 attended the funeral of Thom-
Bower on Thursday of last week.