The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-07-12
VOL. 81.
ITEMS ofLOCAL INTEREST

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this issue, it is important.
About n dozen cyclers from Sun
bury spent July LIST in town.
John Bibighaus of Miillinburg
paid visit to his mothers family on
the Sabbath.
Special sale of Dress goods Mt the
Central Dry Goods Store, Saturday,
July 21st.
The news announcing the death Of
John Yordy arrived too late for our
last issue.
Saturday, July 21st will be bar
gain day at the Central Dry Goods
Store Selinsgrove, don't miss it.
G.. b. Nj. Arnold, the efficient II.
II. agent at Adamsburg, visited rel
atives in town on Saturday.
"Uncle Sor' and Aunt Tude"
Kreeger of Danville have located at
Hotel Graybill for the summer.
Harmony is ever so much better
than factions fighting each other.
In the former only time is beaten.
Next Saturday evs ing the Sun
day School at Red BaNs9k will hold a
festival. All are invited to attend.
John l.. Bowersox and John Eisen-
hart rode to Middleburgh on their
wheels, Sunday, July 1st, from Sha-
mokin.
Last Thursday night robbers gain
ed entrance to David Wetzels store
in Swineford and stole iewelry to
the value of $50.
For cheap reliable fire insurance
and ch ibstantial merchandise,
|call at hrlc, etzel's Cash Store and
don't you forget it. Swineford, Pa.
Aaron Crossgrove on Sunday found
a rope halter near town. The owner
can secure the same by calling upon
Mr.. G. and proving property.
Be sure to attend the special sale
of Dress goods at the Central Dry
Goods at the Central Dry Goods
Store, Selinsgrove, Saturday, July
l1st.
The G. L. Society of Hassinger's
church will hold a festival in Bow
PRS grove on Saturday evening,
uly 14th. The proceeds of which
will be for repairing the church.
John T. Stetler, the Middleburgh
(rchitect, has the contract for erect
ing the First Lutheran Church par
onage and a handsome residence
or G. p. Ulrich, Esq, at Selinsgrove.
The School Board of Middleburgh
pet on Thursday evening and elect
d NJ l. Potter, Principal at $500
nd s. G.. Ocker, primary teacher at |
1000. The tern of months will be-
in Sept. 10th.
Miss Harriet Richter of Selins-
rove drove to town on Friday with |
race track trotter. Miss Richter
an expert driver and handles the
hes more dexterously than many |
the sterner sex.
The Sunday School of Sanders
follow will hold a festival for the
enefit of the school, July 14th on
be campus of school house No. 6.
III are cordially invited. Refresh
ents of all kinds will be served.
The Crescent Club and few of
|eir friends celebrated the 4th by
wing an outing in Aqueduct Hol-
". In the evening their patriotic
uberance was displayed by send
Z off q selection of fireworks in
anklin.
Rev. S. E. Bateman, the popular
lpit orator of Philadelphia, and
amiable wife tarried with the
mer's sister, Mrs. Herbster, re-
lily. The Reverend is a Snyder
lnty boy and We are glad to note
growing popularity among the
ellectual lights of Phila.
William Smith, the genial and
lying manager of Hotel Central,
accepted position at the City
tel in Sunbury where he will be
lsed to have his friends call to see
!. William is faithful and trust
ithy gentleman. The PosT sends
wishes to him. II