The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-06
Several communication were
crowded out this week.

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course ut home. Catalogue and first
lesson free. S-23-3t.
a Grand Army basket picnic will
be held at Kreamer on Saturday,
September Sth. An invitation is
extended TO all old soldiers and the
public in general to attend.
SHINGLES SHINGLES :! / have Just
received l0O,0 No. 1, and 324-inch
White-piue Shingles. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere.
r. II. MAuRER, New Berlin, Pa
Profs. Herman and Bowersox and
the Editor started on Tuesday eve-
ming for Harrisburg where they are
representing the Young Mems Re-
publican Club Mt the State League
meeting.
The house and lot on West Main
street, belonging to Il. III. Harter,
will be sold at private sale. For
particulars call on or address,
j. NJ. STErNrNGER,
AIiddleburgh. Pa.
CARD OF THANKS. The family de.
sire to express their thanks to
friends and neighbors for their
kindness during the sad afflic tion
attending the death of their son
and brother George.
ALFRED DoDsoN.
Rev. G. +. Sanders, n student of
the Theological Seminary at Gettys-
burg, will preach next Sunday
morning in the Lutheran church.
Rev. r. +. Fetterolf will preach
Sunday evening, September 10th.
The Sunbury Item says: IAN ag-
ricultural society has been organic
ed III Snyder county and arrange
ments are being made to hold n fair
in Middleburgh this month" This
Is news to us. VIII the Item give
us the particulars
The Sunbury Evening Item de.
votes Z of column explaining how
it has been imposed upon by the
Selinsgrove correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press. After we drove
him from copying from the PosT, he
sought the Item to furnish news for
him.
We regret to cronicle the death OF
our friend and subscriber, Col
James X. Davis of Selinsgrove
Tuesday night. MI. Davis is well
known in financial circles through.
out the country, having been Presi
dent of The First National Bank OF
that place for many years.
The Farmers Alliance and Indus.
trial Union picnic Mt Bowers grove
on Tuesday, was decided success
Fully 500 persons enjoyed the days
festivities and the timely remarks Of
the speakers. Addresses were made
by II. st. Clair Thompson, State Lee
turer of the Farmers Alliance; C
w. Hermann, A. Nj. and w. A. Gard
ner, State Pres. of Alliance.
Week before last our Millerstowr
correspondent sent us the an
nouncement that the growth of the
population of that borough had
been increased by twins in the fam,
lily of James Titzel. The nam,
should have read Titler. The error
was ridiculous as well as provoking
from the fact that Mr.. Titzers mar
riage notice was in the same paper
Perhaps at some future time Mr.
Titzel will request the publication
of such notice and if he should
make such request he has oui
promise that the notice will be in
serted. Blo0mfeid Times.
While the ball game was in pro
gress Friday afternoon and the thirt
inning was being played the people
in the new grand stand arose to theil
feet to see an exciting play, when
the braces gave way and the grant
stand collapsed. It was fortunate
that no person was hurt but there
was a scramble by the two hundred
} persons that were on it to regair
their feet.
, During the seventh inning Viii
Fox. of East unbury, who was
sitting out on the bleachers, got ,
fit, which delayed the game a few
minutes as everybody ran to sc,
what was going on.--Sun6ury Hsm