The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-04-26

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Times, is again able to WELD his bril-
liant pen. The Times is sparkling
with his pungent editorials.
The Williamsport Republican has
suspended publication. 1t has not
been paying investment and the
recent printers strike in that city
wound up It's existence.
The annual reunion of the 20sth
Regiment p. V. 1. will be held at
Newport Perry Co. on the 18th day
of May. The members of the rogi-
ment are urged to be present.
Messrs. Miller and Helm OF Sun
burg received the contract for, the
erection of the new building at Mis-
sionary Institute. Selinsgrove. The
building will cost upwards of $40, 900
II. Gunzberger will move into the
place now occupied by Garman's
shoe store on May lst and will sell
goods cheaper than ever ut the old
stand so that he need not move the
goods. F
In tearing down the old bank
building at Lewistown an old paper
was found bearing the date Dec. 81,
1913. 1t was letter with reference
to II survey from ] Morris, Jr. to
Robert Semple.
Carbon Seebold is having a well
bored in front of the Washington
House. We are glad to note the
enterprising movement. When n
pump is placed there no doubt it will.
be n "well'' patronized. .4t
The old Bower property has been
entirely removed. The site is being
prepared for the new bank building.
Several contractors have been on tho
grounds and are preparing their
oiis' Tor the letting.
The people down at Selinsgrove
are trying to shift responsibilities
for violating the fish law. No one
pretends to claim that seines are not
used, but all apparently are ignorant
as to who the offenders are.
Quick sales, small profits, and neat
work is Libbie Dunkelberger's motto.
She spares no pains to render salts
faction to the most fastidious taste
and the keenest eye. Call. and see
the excellent display of new goods.
The Famous War Pictures are be-
coming quite popular among our
readers. Sixteen large pictures for
ten cents and IA coupon cut from the
Posi-. When you are in Middle
burgh call at our Office aud see u
copy.
Another day or two of this mild
type and the spring poets will be
around III droves with their contri-
buttons to the waste baskets. The
is almost enough to make
any one sigh for more blizzards and
cold rain.
Governor Pattison on Monday
signed the warrant for the execution
of James b. Carpenter convicted of
the murder of his blind father at the
February court of Juniata county,
and Thursday, June 1lth, 1894, set
as the day.
Up to the times Ladies' hats taste
fully trimmed. A side line of notions,
kid gloves, Swiss embroideries, in
sertion, ladies' laundried waists,
neciwear aud other
new goods have been added to my
stock. Libbie Dunkleberger,
Dr. William Pepper, who for the last
thirteen years has been Provost of
the University of Pennsylvania, on
resigned that important po-
sition, the resignation to take effect
Immediately after the commence
ment on June 5.
Over 40 900 miners went out on
u strike on Saturday. The largest
number of strikers is found in the
soft coal regions. They are demand
ing an advance of 30 per cent. in
wages. Possibly they intend to ap-
ply as recruits to Coxey's armey.
Burglars were playing havoc at
Mifllin burg last Wednesday night ut
Bakery, Wilson's Bakery
aud Klose's Coal Office, and the Pa.
r.. r. Office. At the depot they drill
ed hole in the safe. They secured
no booty except few pennies at the
bakery.