The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-28
VOL. 30.
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST


this Lutheran charge, is here on
visit.
Charles Bibighause, has returned
home after several months stay at
Akron, Ohio.
The many friends of Mrs. Dorm
cave her pleasant surprise birth
day party on Monday evening.
Fred. Hosterman and wife of Cen
ire county, were. the guests of j. W.
Ruukle and family this week
Daniel Millhouse and wife visited
their son Clayton and daughter,
Mrs. Stahl, at Reading last week.
WAxrED.-50, 900 bushels of apples.
Call on OF address j. L. BINeAMAY,
It Beaver Springs, Pa.
This was the slimest court so far
rs interest and attendance was con-
cerned that we have had for many
years.
Ladies oil grain, handmade, but
ton shoes-iust the thing for out
door work, for sale by W. l. Gar
man, Middleburgh, Pa.
If your stock is diseased, or your
chickens have the cholera, buy a
pack of Sheridans Calvary Con
dition Powders. Sold by Runkle &
Walter.
Mrs. Kaempfer and daughter Lii
Ian. of Selinsgrove, and Mrs. John
G. Chestnut, of Chicago, were the
guests of Prothonatary Schoch this
week.
There viii be ashooting match a.
I've piee6na ~ u = ~ 3 ~ G1It-
(urday, September 80. The boys"
have secured nice lot of birds and
good time is anticipated.
Hand-sided and hand-pegged
boots of all sizes, styles and varieties
including fine dress boots, lum-
berman's boots, hunting boots, &c.,
at Garman's, Middleburgh, Pa.
The Walter Reunion on Saturday
was not success owing to the eX-
treme inclemency of the weather,
although several hundred had BRAY
ed the elements and congregated on
the grounds only to be driven off by
the rain.
W. Il. Hall, of Lewistown, who
for several years was fireman on an
engine on the S. Il l.. road, but of
late in the employ of the Norfolk &
Western road, was instantly killed
in the Roanake, Va, riot last week.
He was brought home for burial last
Saturday.
z. M. Eckmau, of Sunbury, has
been nominated for Treasurer of
Northumberland county on the Dem
ocratic ticket, and a nomination in
that county by that party is almost
the same as an election. Mr.. Eek
man is well known in this county as
a wide-awake, enterprising, respon-
sible farming implement agent.
Warm, dry feet is essential to the
health of children, and to supply the
rapidly growing demand for good,
warm footwear, w. l. Garman has
purchased an immense line of Misses
boys and children's handmade
school shoes. They are just the
thing for rough weather. Call and
see them.
H. L. Phillips, our popular tailor,
has laid in a fine line of samples for
Fall and Winter clothing. This is
the most complete taylor shop i'll
this section of the state. Mr.. Phil,
lips is noted for his fine cutting and
lifting. He has on hand the finest
cloths to select from.-SelinSgrOUt
Times.
An exchange says that unless the
present prevailing style of bicyc lc
riding is changed and more upright
position assumed by the generality
Of riders, we shall in few years
have more humpbacks and more
men and boys suffering with diseas
ed spines than this country has ey
er known or dreamed of. The oh
seryations of medical men have al
resulted not only in such conclu
sions, but more than that, that sucl
bent-up position while riding th'
wheel is calculated to produce in
furious effects upon the heart, tn
lungs, the liver and other organs.