The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-10-04
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grove on Monday.
Rev. Frederick Bower wilbreach
III the L. b. church next Sabath.
DIR. Rookie of Winfield andW. b.
Smith of Lewisburg, were il town
last week.
Did you ever notice how ghtly
your troubles sit on the other FLOWS
shoulders.
\ movement is on foot to scure
special train to run to Adamburg
and return, next Tuesday eyning.
When the practical girl is sked
to share mans lot she is retty
liable to want TO know what kid of
house is on it,
Rev. Schoch and G. L. Corfu v of
New Berlin spent Monday in own
while returning from Synd at
Lewistown.
The Evangelical church war iend.
ed. The State Supreme court tcid-
ed against the Dubsites and ga % TO
the Bowmanites property WORT 81.
600, 900.
Peter Herner has again op,ned
his hotel at Kratzerville. Som, OF
the persons who were foremolt in
asking to have it closed, were anpng
the first to tap at Peters fountah.
The County Commissioners ofthe
State will hold their annual con,en-
ton this year at Pottsville, October
9th and 10th. The commissioners
of this county expect to attend.
1fhe Lackawanna Iron ana steel
Company Saturday shut down its
South steel mill in Scranton for an
In definite time because of no further
orders, throwing idle 1000 employees.
For SALE.-The house and lot
situate next to Stetler's Planning
Mill, in the French Flats, will be
sold at private sale. Call on or ad-
dress, AIRs. NETTIE SMITH.
Eagle Hotel, Swineford, Pa.
A collision occurred at Sunbury
on Monday. Trains from Hazelton
and Shamokin ran into each other.
Eight persons were slightly injured.
All will recover. A loss of several
thousand dollars is reported.
For SALE.-Aiet black, chuck mare,
4 years old, solid, sound and all
right. Good actor. Warranted in
every particular. Will be sold cheap.
Too much stock. G.I. KLINE,
Troxelville, Pa.
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Nails, Guns, Ammuni-
tions, Building material and gen.
eral line of Hardware for sale cheap
for cash at NJ. S. SoHRoYER's,
12-1. Selinsgrove, Pa.
Jere Rex. Secretary of the Repub-
lican State Convention, fled lot
of election papers at the State De-
partment Saturday. Chairman Gill
k eson is very particular about these
papers being exactly right.
Mrs. Alice Hubbs. formerly OF
Sunbury, was arrested in Jersey
City last week on the charge of murd-
er. She is accused of poisoning one
of her boarders. Her maiden name
was Alice London.
The Eveaing Journal. a daily
paper started in Williamsport about
two months ago, suspended publ
cation Saturday. The publisher, j.
A. Fielder, in the last number gives
lack of patronage as the reason for
suspending.
On Sunday Morning James Haus,
a notary public of Mifilinburg, went
to his Office and committed suicide
by severing the arteries of his wrist
with a razor. Dependency is given
as the cause of the self-murder. He
leaves wife and two children.
Mrs. J.L. Marks and two nephews,
Howard and Dallas Marks, arrived
in town Saturday noon, Howard go.
ing to Milroy to spend couple
weeks with relatives, and Mrs. Marks
and Dallas remaining among rela-
lives and friends in town.-Eree
Press.