The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-12-06

ing letters remain uncalled for at the
post Office: Rev G. NJ. Aurand, Miss
Nettie Donahugh, Mrs. ID. Becknel,
Giovanis Vone.
Mrs Jacob Bateman and grand
daughter, Bertha, spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with the formers daughter,
Mrs. III. II. IIerbster of Swineford
Sylvester Bowen, of the Summit
House, wife and child, left for Phila-
delphia on Monday. Mrs. Bowen
) will undergo II course OF medical
= treatment.
Miss Carrie Schoch of Hummel's
Warf, who has been sojourning in
: Pittsburg the last few months. has
left the Smoky City and IS Mt pres
ent smiling on friends at Akron,
Ohio.
AS we go to press we learn that ut
= n meeting of the Board of Directors,
= at Selinsgrove, Tuesday, Dec. 4tb,
the name of the institution was
, changed from Missionary Institute
|, to Susquehanna University. Fuller
particulars next issue.
The Sheriff's sale OF James Bot.
teiger's real estate took place on
Saturday rs follows; Samuel b.
Walter, 20 acre tract, $3.50. Abra-
ham LAWYER, acre tract S53. Sam.
uel Arbogast, 8 acre tract and lime.
: stone lot S23.
Don't forget to call at our Office
next week while you are attending
: court. Even if you don't owe us
any money, you will still be wei.
, come. If you do owe us money we
, will take plenty of time to receive it
. and receipt for it.
s nSpert Smith of Adamsburg p,hil''
/ tyo.s,.ls down y !. $50 ,s,li fr.SSs., n.. n..,
: the misfortune OF fraled ing his
y skull by sappling striking him. A
Q cash inches in length was in his
head. The wounds were dressed by
surgical skill and the victim is get
ting along as well as can be expected.
3 a boatman from Liverpool by the
= name of Daniel Funk was on his way
; home Thursday night, and when
opposite Sunbury the ice impeded
his progress, and while trying to get
through the ice cut Il hole in his
boat and it sunk. The boat is loaded
with coal and it will take consider
, able work to raise il. t.-..SUn6ury Item.
A teacher of n Virginia district
school recently asked one of her
little colored pupils to go to the
blackboard and write sentence
thereon containing the word "de.
light" George Washington Jackson
went promptly to the front of the
room and wrote, in a large scrawling
hand, these words: DE wind
blowed so hard dat it put out de
lite"
A man by the name of Garman
, was Knocked off the railroad bridge
at Selinsgrove last Friday night. He
called for help, but no one heard him
until II o'clock in the evening after
he had reached the island by his own
exertion. He was very severely bruis-
ed and being a stranger the overseers
of the poor took charge of the injured
man. The stranger says an engine
struck him and knocked him off the
bridge into the river.
The Paxtonville Roller Mills is
turning out superior quality of
-four. The clean, purified middlings
is reduced on well balanced French
Burr, giving the bread that sweet
"nutty" flavor, and will keep it spon.
gy and moist for whole week, just
the kind of -four to suit the farmers.
J The Buckwheat -four is manufacture
ied, on rolls, and purified, unsurpass-
cd any where. Roasted corn meal
always on hand.
CHAs p. SwENGLE.
G. E. RALLY.~A rally of the G. Il. |
Societies of Snyder county will be |
held in the Evan. Lutheran church, |
of Selinsgrove, Dec. 11th, 1894, at II
o'clock Pm. The features Of the raj |
ly will be echoes from the G. Il. con-
ventions held during the year, pleas |
ing music, etc. Reports Of Cleveland.
York and Shamokin conventions
will be given by the members of the
various societies in the county. All
are cordially invited Conn.