The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-09
BE not gloomy Catch the sunshine

catch the sunshine day by day.
Lead life rs glad as may be.
Give not way 20 dark despair:
Sorrow courted soon grows graspng.
Marking every day with care.
Catch the sunshine that hope giveth,
Use It as your daily fare.
Every lady who has not yet seen,
should avail herself of the first op.
portunity to see the stylishly trim.
med hats at Libbie Dunkelberger's
Millinery.
Always in the lead with millinery
goods. L have beautiful line of
hats, bonnets, children's hoods,
boys Tam O'Shanters, flowers and
feathers. New styles all through
the line. You can not help being
pleased. If you are asking yourself
where you can buy the cheapest and
best this season, you can get your
answer by calling at Libbie Dun
kelberger's Millinery.
In the matter of railroad building
since July 1st Pennsylvania is the
banner state, she having completed
36i miles of the new track within
the period named, which is more
than twice rs much rs any other
state, and nearly one-third of the
entire new railroad mileage of the
Union. The aggregate of new tracks
for three months is given by the
Railway Age at LOO miles.
The Snyder county Teachers In
stitute viii be held in the Court
House, Middleburgh, during the
week commencing with Monday,
Dec. 4th. Among the speakers en-
gagged by Superintendent Bowersox
to deliver addresses are Gen. ID. Fl.
Hastings o. Bellefonts, Pennsylva,
MAS greatest orator, and Rev.
Moorhead of Lewisburg, who de-
lighted our people short time ago
with one of his mastery addresses.
The lowest level of depravity has
been reached by n certain miscreant
who last Saturday night stole Rev.
Nefl's umbrella from the porch of
the Lutheran parsonage. We do
not believe that any one in this COM
munity is despicable enough to COM
NIT such an act, but suspicion rests
strongly upon one individual who
will be closely watched, and if dis
covered he will hear from this COM
munity in n manner he will not soon
forget.
WANTED A TENANT. THE under
signed desires to secure man with
n family to occupy the house on his
farm, situate in West Perry town
ship, I mile southeast of Stroud
town-rent free.-with the privilege
of boarding with him. Large garden
with plenty of fruit on the premises,
pasture for cattle, and n good place
to keep poultry, sc. For further
particulars call on or address
FRED. WocHELEY,
Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa.
About year, ago Brakeman J. Sim
onton, of the middle division, resid-
ing at 42S Kelker street, Harrisburg,
was thrown through caboose win
dow, sustaining slight injuries,
among which was slight cut on the
arm. Recently he has been com
planning of n numbness in the fingers
of the right hand and an examan-
alton revealed the fact that some
foreign substance was pressing on
the ulna nerve at the elbow. An in
cision was made at the seat of trouble
and piece of glass about one and
one-half inches long and one-six-
teenth of an inch wide removed. II
had worked its way from the shoul-
der to the elbow since the accident.
II. l.. Philips, the artictic tailor,
of Selinsgrove, returned from Phila-
last week with the largest
selection of suitings of the finest
quality, cassimerss, broadcloths,
vestings and everything desirable in
seasonable and fashionable fabrics.
Mr.. Philips is one of most correct
and stylish cutters in the county,
besides being practical tailor and
only keeps that class of employees.
He is turning out a high class of
work at prices to suit the times.
There is no delay in the work after
the selection of goods and the
measure is taken. All his work is
guaranteed both in quality and fit
ness. Times.
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