The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-02-15
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST
Misses Lizzie and Kate Bolender
of Akron, O., are here on visit.

W,yrEp-A good farmer with n
small family for one year. Address
Box 2s, GLOBE MILLS, PA.
There were 3l2 babies born in
SNYDER county during the last Six
months of 1893.
Ruth, little daughter OF Clarance
Greybill of Franklin, is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. John Wittenmyer, Of Miffiin-
burg, spent few days with relatives
in Middleburgh last week.
Mrs. w. w. Wittenmyer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lilly, near Catasa-
qua, who is very dangerously ill.
Henry Hare, of near Detroit,
Michigan, is spending several days
with his brother at this place.
Antes Ruhl, of Rockford, ILL.,, who
visited relatives in this town several
days last week, returned home on
Friday.
WANTED.-A situation to learn the
printing trade, Age 10. Reference
given. Address A. HEIsER,
Shamokin Dam, Pa.
WANrEp.-A few well-tr i'm m d
country hams. Highest market price
paid in cash. L. ii. HARrER,
AIiddleburgh, Pa.
NoTIcE.-The person who bor-
|rowed my hand-shears is requested
return them at once as 1 need
EN-. j. III. RHoADs,
Middleburgh.
IA Mrs. Angeline Ruhl, of Po"kf"
ILL.,. who was here ass
ig care o. ner iather, MIcnaei
~choch, during his last illness, re-
ned home on Monday.
,tice.-The Snyder county Re-
;can Standing Committee will
Jnvene at Middleburgh on Tuesday
February q at o'clock p. m.
\ II. G. SAMPsELL Chairman.
4 John +. Stetlar's plans for the
erection of the new bank building
have been adopted by the directors,
and as soon as the weather permits
work will be begun.
Last week Miss Amanda Witten-
myer received a telegram requesting
her to come to Danville at once to
assist in taking care of her sister,
Mrs. Dr. Barber, who is dangerously
i'll.
List of letters uncalled for in the
Alddleburgh post Office, Monday,
February 18th. j. Il. Thomas, Jas.
Wilson, Mrs. Kate Spots, Miss Ada
u. Somerville, Miss Bette w. Wit
ten. j. w. RUNKLE. NJ
q. A. Meyer has sold his stock of
general merchandise at Globe Mills
to b. w. Yoder and G. A. Meiser
MIR, Meyer had advertised it in the
Posi- few times and the result was
a prompt and satisfactory sale.
ii. S. Bilger of near New Berlin,
left with his family for Hooper,
Dodge county, Nebraska, on Tues
day where he will engage in farming.
MIR. Bilger is an experienced and
successful farmer and not afraid to
work-iust the class of men that the
west is in need of.
The U. b. Congregation of this
place gave their pastor, Rev. Weng- {
ert donation visit on Friday night
Oh last week. Quite number of {
valuable presents were left the 6
Young parson as tokens of respect,
ana evidence of the appreciation of ,
nis services rs pastor.
our correspondents will please I
AVOID political personals in their y
communications. The Posr is not c
Ine place in which to proclaim the t
virtues of one candidate over those o
u another, and if we were to begin n
! there is no telling where it would n
'nd. Where misrepresentation are b
uade, we will, of course, not object "
. nave them corrected through our b
'COiumns, but we will not allow the b
boosting" of one candidate and a
leny the same privilege to another. j.
let the boys" have fair field, fair a
isnt' and may the best man win. a