The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-31

Lewistown did not observe Memo4
rial Day on account of the small pox.
s. r. Russell, n Lewistown banker,
called upon friends in town on Tues
day.
Miss Carrie Ulsh, after spending
two weeks in Philadelphia, returned
home on Monday.
Can Middleburgh get up enough en-
thusiasm to have demonstration
on the ith of July
The County Commissioners will
meet at Burns bridge next Tues
day, June 9TH at 10 a. IN.
The change in the time table will
not effect the Sunbury and Lewis.
town Division of the Penna. II. II.
The Franklin Roller Mills are
making Il good line of flour and
solicit the patronage of the public.
FoR SALE.-A pair of black driving
horses, and years old respective-
ly. Call on, or address,
DANIEL ZEIBER, Middlecreek, Pa.
SHINGLES SHINGLES / have Just
received 100, 900 No. !, and 3 24incll
White-pine Shingles. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere.
r. II. MAURER, New Berlin. Pm.
Philip Spaid who had been dray-
ing pension was notified by the
department that he must prove that
he is totally disabled or his pension
will stop.
We are reliably informed that
hail fell in Mifllinburg to the depth
OF four inches on Sunday and that
east of Mifllinburgh it measured six
;nehca nsStAl tlt ~ ttf3tf}A
We are info rmed that the sermon
preached by Rev. S. j. Ulrich in the
Lutheran Church was no trial SER
mon as we stated last week. He
preached for Rev. Neff'.
Both the Philadelphia Press and
the Selinsgrove Times are wrong in
the statement that the Bank at this
place and the business men were
tleeced by BuncoTaylor.
Our Congressman, Il. NJ. Mahon
was III Harrisburg last week. While
there we learned that the Congress-
man married quietly in Washington,
Miss Lucy Shuman of Chambers
burg.
Calvin Walter of Franklin town
ship, while hewing timber on Friday
last, cut the little toe from his right
foot. DR.. Hassinger dressed the
wound and the patient is getting
along nicely.
The Ladies Aid Society of Centre
vile, Pa, will hold festival and al
so sell Mt the same time n memorial
quilt on Saturday evening, June 2nd,
1894. All are cordially invited. BY
order of Comm.
II. II. Grimm, Esq, NJ. u. Stein
niger of Middleburgh, and NJ. l..
KreeGer and Mr.. Thrush of Lewis
town, We'd with each other in a
pigeon shooting match at the Sum
NIT House on Thursday last.
A decision was handed down
recently by the New York supreme
court which permits frst-class
passenger to ride free in drawing
room car if all the seats in n passen-
ger coach are occupied, which means
that railway company must provide
seats for each passenger.
Mercury will be evening star dur
ing June and Venus will be morning
star rising about two hours before
the sun. Jupiter and Neptune are
not to be seen during June. Uran-
us will be in his most convenient sit
uation for observation during June,
being near the meridian during the
evening hours.
Judge jeremiah Lions of Miffiin-
town stopped off between trains on
Tuesday as the guest of Cashier
Thompson. Judge Lyons presided
at the Perry County Court when
Shull was tried for shooting Baker,
and he will act in the same capacity
when VIM. A. Sponsler and ex-Judge
Junkin will be tried next August for
embezzling the funds of the looted