The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-07-19

ond term in the Legislature from
Chester county, and is likely TO get
it He has no opposition to renom-
ination aud is right in line with the
Changers,
1.-The house and lot ON West MaiI
street, belonging TO II. II. Harter,
win be sold at private sale. Fol
particulars call on or address,
j. NJ. SrEISiSoEa,
IN Niddleburgh, Pa.
Tom. Harter, editor of the Belle
fohte Gdzette and formerly editor of
tie PosT, called upon his friends in
tom the latter part of last week.
He is making the Gazette boom and
the people Of Centre county know it.
A crossing was put in at the Wash
ington House on Monday which is
said TO have been done in illegal way.
Ityas made by two Justices of the
Peace, two lawyers, two dentists, a
shoemaker and n tax collector.
II takes rich man to draw a check,
a apretty girl to draw attention, a horse
to draw cart, porous plaster to
draw the skin, topper to draw n
cork, free lunch to draw crowd,
and advertisements in n newspaper
todraw n trade.
A collision was narrowly avoided
last week on the s. and l.. Division
near Pawling station. Had tho col
lision not been avoided, it would
have occurred on the trestling with
the probable loss of every life on
both trains.
Miss Florence Pannebaker of Lew
istown is enjoying the hospitality of
w. w. Wittenmyer's family. Miss
Panpebaker and Miss Carrie Witten-
m Va So closely yesecs,5ie esci 5....lssY
that their friends are frequently EN-
barrassed by taking the one for Sne
other.
1t is said that Judge Bucher is
afraid his declination for the nomi.
nation of Congressman-at-l large will
be accepted. 1t is not because he
wants to be slaughtered, but there
are other reasons which the Ex.
Judge has not given us for publica.
tion.
The county bridge across Middle
creek was finished on Monday and
is now open for public use. The
putting up of the bridge cost 1856
The Commissioners refused bid oi
SI00. This transaction saved the
county Sii. The whole expense oI
the bridge aggregated nearly $1,000
II is said that William A. Sponslei
will be defended in his prosecution
by the depositors of the Perry
County Bank, by George b. Orlady
ESQ, of Huntingdon; and ex
Judge Junkin by ex-Judge J. G.
Bucher, of Lewisburg, and ex-Judg,
Chas. A. Barnett, of New Bloom
field.
Sallie Miller, of Montgomery coun
ty, found two young men on cher
ry tree. She told them to "ga week.
They laughed. Sallie then got ,
gun. She fred it. The men cam,
down. Their respective pantaloon'
needed half-soling and Sallie fel
heir to two well-flled baskets OF
cherries.
John nj. Garman, the present Dis
trict Attorney of Luzerne county
has announced that he will seek tn,
Democratic nomination for Judg,
of the Orphans Court. Mr.. Gar
man will make strong candidate
and should he be elected will max,
an excellent Judge, says the Scran
ton Times.
The Republican Standing Com
mittee at its last meeting elected
three Conferees to the Congression
al Conference. BY resolution
passed at the Conference two years
ago, Snyder county Republicans ar
entitled to four Conferees. Thi
matter should be attended to b.
the Chairman.
July 2sth will be gaia day a
Adamsburg. The Knights of tn
Golden Eagle will hold Il basket pic
mic in Markley's Grove, I mile ives
of Adamsburg. Able speakers wi
be present. A parade will take plac
which will be participated in by
large number of civic and militar
organizations from neighborin
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