The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-20
MlDDL IBURGH, SNYDER 60. PA, SEPTEMBER 20 lS. 81.


grove IS visit lg her parentp in
Swineford.
Eugene Morgan OF Sunbury fays
he had n salmon fast TO his hook rat
measured SO inches in length. Mkt
Mrs Adam Showers has Just sre.
turned from n visit among relatil es
Mt Sehnsgrove.
Mrs Mary Campbell and Mrs.
Amelia Barbon. of Chicago are st Nv.
ius at the Ccutrl Hotel and call no
upon friends in town. a
We are indebted to our neighb,s IRIS
on both sides, to Mr. Ocker fo n
dish of excellent peaches and to Pr If.
Billhardt for n dish of luscidns
grapes.
SHINGLES SHINGLES / have 81
received 100000 No. |, and 3 324irch
White-pine Shingles. Call and Zee
them before buying elsewhere.
4. ii. MAURER, New Berlin, IA
NoTIcF.-As l intend to close ui
my stoves, you can buy them at
first cost. They are first class goC "A.
and all insured. a
Nj. l.. SHANNON,
Swineford, bop
How dear TO our hearts Is
Cash on subscription
When the generous subscriber
Presents II 10 view;
But the man who don't pay
We refrain rom description
For, perhaps. gentle reader
That man might hc Won.
Our SPECIAL REDUCTION DAY Sir,
will be on Saturday, September Il tn
There will be si;scial Low Prices lor
this day and bargains for all. d. hi
miss it. 4. G.. SMITH. A
Kreameri Pa
On Saturday Sept. 22nd a pi4,
wiz be held by the Sunday sci, ,ol
OF tho Evangelical Association A.
1ioatS chnyli0 ,es Henry hsclieisl
burg's grove near Jefferson Walters.
All are invited.
Tie house and Tot OIL West Main
street, belonging to I. II. Harter,
will be sold at private sale. For
particulars call on or address,
j, NJ. STEINrNaER,
Middleburgh, Pa.
Thomas Hornberger of Aline and
Miss Priscilla Heiges of Meiserville
were married in the Prothonotary's
Office on Tuesday morning by
George Ste linger, the prothono.
tary's clerk.
On Saturday Sept. cad the Re-
formed s. S. of Troxelville wi" hold
a festival. Refreshments of all kinds
will be served. The Troxelville
Cornet Band will furnish music for
the OCCASION.
The Importance of the coming fall
election is shown by the statement
that twenty-seven states elect COVER
nors and the legislatures to be
chosen will take part in the election
of thirty-fve United States senators.
DR. d. G. Smith of Freeburg was
nominated by the Democratic con-
ferees of the 18th Congressional Dis
trict. 1t appears as though the
Democrats wanted Snyder County
to have Congressman.
Rev. John j. Minemier of Liver
pool preached in the Lutheran
church on Sabbath morning from
Math. 7:2l. John still has the
same vigor and energy that always
was characteristic of his phenome-
nal success.
George Thompson, who was arres-
ted in Selinsgrove and taken to Will
Transport for hearing last Saturday,
was released on his own recogni-
zancefor a further hearing Tuesday.
Instead of appearing he left for parts
unknown.
The passage of the tariff law has
created stampede among western
sheep owners to market all their
sheep and raise no wool under the
free wool clause of the law. Every
available freight car on the Union
Pacific is now in service taking the
sheep from Idaho, Washington,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming to
the packing houses at Omaha. The
Union Pacific was compelled to bor-
row a large number of cars from the
Northwestern and sent them to
Idaho to be filed with sheep.