The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-02-01
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been quite seriously i'll during the
last week or ten days.
Mrs. Caroline Miller, Of Lewis
town, spent several days last week
with her brother, Squire Gilbert,
OF this place.
The editor of the PosT is in Harris
burg this week attending the an
nual business meeting of the State
Editorial Association.
The little "difter" of snow on
Tuesday morning brought out few
sleighs and the unfamiliar sound OF
sleigh bells was heard for a few
hours.
Special bargains will be offered
at the Cash Store between this and
Spring. Come, see, and be convinc.
ed. DAVID WETzEL,
4w. Swineford, Pa
Harry Swineford, formerly Of
Middleburgh, died at his home in
Miffiinburg on Sunday night, Jan.
2S, aged "a years. His complaint
was heart failure.
Elmer Eisenhower of Franklin
township, aged about 25 years, died
at Glen Union last week after only
\ three days illness of pneumonia.
He was brought home for burial on
Thursday.
For RENT OR SALE.-A good dwell
ing house and bank barn, with two
lots, I'M the borough of Middleburgh.
For particulars call on or address
J. nj. OR GEORGE STEININaER,
- Middleburgh, Pa.
= Sav. " lectured before the
.y =.
~ eve,. l,g, and made many
suggestions which, if observed,
would accomplish a great deal OF
good.
Charles Splitter, of Shamokin, q
brother to Samuel Splitter, of Swine
ford, while painting a house al
Klinesgrove, Pa, fell from a scaffold
twelve feet high and broke botl
bones in the ankle of his right leg
The protracted meeting in the U
b. Church closed on Tuesday eve
ming. Rev. Wengert has been very
successful in his services in this cir.
cult, and his devotion and energy to
the cause of Christ has won him
many admirers.
$4,000 PER WEEK EASILY EARNED. -
We want a good man with reference
to represent us and manage our busi
ness in Snyder county. Apply a
once for terms. Liberal induce
ments. Best Company loves
Rates Prompt Payment.
AETNA LIVE SToCK ms Co.,
3t. 100 South 10th ST., Phila., Pa
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM ol
Bliss. The following marriage Ii
enses have been granted since oul
last publication:
tAndrew j. Weaver, Selinsgrov'
tClyde Il. Keller,
SClyde o. Smith, Penn twp
Katie A. Wetzel,
tAmmon Klose, Beaver twp
,Sallie Il. Rearich, Franklin ="
District Attorney II. T.. Miller re
quests us to say for him that he il
not in possession of confession
bearing on the Hane murder case
and knew nothing of the dispatcl
sent to the dailies from Lewisburs
last week. From this we Judge tina
Lewisburg has some penny-a-lineI
who is anxious to earn the price of {
pack of sinking cigarettes in spec
ulating on Snyder county news
Choke him of.
Some scientific fellow has figured
out that within six months from tn,
time it is threshed wheat will shrinl
six per cent. or two quarts to th'
bushel. If this be the case, "a cents
per bushel when it is threshed is a
good as 81 the next February o
March. The shrinkage in corn il
about ten per cent. so that 10
bushels in November will not meas
ure more than 30 in February. Sucl
being the case, so cents per bushe
inNovember is as good as As in Feb
ruary OF March. The shrinkage il
potatoes is about 20 per cent.