The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-09-20
Rey. Z. Z Fetterolf Of Mnnle Hill

from MuIIHcW II Il. Inc never
end il man who would SUI, this
congregation if he were available.
At Tuesdays Democratic State
Convention Mt Harrisburg, Henry
Meyer of Allegheny county, and
Thomas Collins of Centre were nom
mated for Congressmen.a at Large, TO
supply the places made vacant since
the July Convention, through death
and resignation.
The Penna. w. G. T. Alliance re-
quest us to announce that the fourth
day of September has been selected
as the day for special temperance in
struction. Pastors of churches and
and superintendents of Sunday
schools are specially requested to
observe the day in fitting manner.
NoTIcE.-If the wife of John G..
Hunt is living and is not divorced
rom him, (uo matter whether she is
married again or notl she will learn
something to her benefit by address,
ing, II. ALLEN,
600 State Street,
La Porte, Indiana.
Other papers please copy.
Fishing. Creek Buckalew wi" be
"Farmer' Kulp's opponent in the
congressional fight across the river.
hr. Kulp Preferred Buckalew and as
Farmer is very popular fellow
and a hustler, Elckalew wi" not
stand much of a how with all his
Democratic Majority
Charles w. Ray .noud, president of
/ the .IIa,etowu national bank, NA4oA
closed its doors. Lass. ,'saGl,.. and Ed
ward Raymondeasts and Ways:
were placed un,nd the leopard sha,I Doc
brhe charge OF m, and the calf and the y9u
shs sanA slunds. "Ii2Gy gave " J,0Ojll
bail each for hearing.
For the last six months we have
leeu speGSing Go 5000 readers gery
week. Some of you we have met
but large portion we have not.
No doubt many of you will come to
court next week. Permit us to wei
come you to our Office. We shall be
clad to see you and make your ac-
duaintance.
CARD OF THANKs.-We desire to
publicly thank the L. o. 5. of A. and
all the kind neighbors and friends
for their many and continued fayors
and assistance during the trying or
deal attending the long continued
sickness and death of Sidney G.. Ock-
er. DAVID OCKER,
JEEsE BLGER.
The plasterers are nearly through
with their work at the New Bank
building. The carpenters have be-
gun their finishing touches.
An Injunction has been issued
against the commissioners of Union
and Northumberland Counties re-
straining them from the fling up of
the island on the Union County side
of the river opposite Milton.
The combina tion of the various
Sunday schools brought a large
number of people to the picnic last
Thursday in Bowers Grove.
Prof. F.C.Bowersox, Revs. Smith,
Wengert and Sanders made speech
es. Plenty of good things were pro-
vided for the inner man and all pres
ent seemed to enjoy the event.
The Central Hotel was sold on
Monday by Mrs. Hattie Smith to
VIM. A. Smith, the present Mana
ger. Consideration $4,000. This hotel
stand has been controlled in the
name of Smith for a half century.
The father of T. j. Smith, Esq, con-
trolled the hotel in 1913. The new
proprietor will assume full CONTROL,
April 1st 1895. We wish the new
proprietor much success.
The eyes of the curious were every |
where directed toward the moon last |
Friday night to observe the eclipse.
The shadow first appeared at 10: 80
and continued until 1926. The
face of the moon was fully one-half
covered. A few of our romantically
inclined young men rather liked the
idea that it came so late. Indeed it
seemed to be a special delight to wait
for the last vestige of the shadow to
disappear.