The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-31
2LANT THER ADVERTISEMENTS I THE MDDLEBURGH POST N0I
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out.
Judge Bucher, s. Z. Wolverton,
A. w. Potter, Carol Bolig. L. j.
Schoch, DR.. B. +. Wagenseller,
Lewis Amig aud G. G. Wagenseller
are attending U. S. court in Pitts
burg this week.
Miss Marie Johnson, the artful, of
Lewistown is visiting Mrs. j. G.
Amig in Swineford. We wonder
whether she has any more fake we'd
ding stories to give to the ncwspa.
pers.
II. NJ. Reigle has full aud COM
plete line of now cook stoves,
ranges. square heaters, tin ware,
etc. See his advertisement in this
paper. Prices to suit the times.
The old iewelry stand of Phillip
Swineford, decd, is now in charge
OF @. o. Meyer and Co. All kinds
Of repairing done on short notice.
Ali work is guaranteed and our
prices are made to suit the times. A
full line of watches and clocks al
ways on hand. If.
/ have on hand quite number Of
of second hand cook stoves, round
heaters and square heaters that can
be bought very reasonably. Call to
see them before they are gone.
III. NJ. REIaLE,
Il. Middleburgh, Pa.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage IL
censes have been granted since our
last blication
Reuben Markley, Beaver Springs,
Minnie Rothermel, Mt. PIT. Mills.
iDaniel II. Treaster, Crossgrove,
Ida NJ. Richwine, Wagner.
: iou can earn S5 each day "giving"
our absolutely indispensable house
hold article away. New plan of work,
experience unnecessary and
success certain for either sex in any
section. Sample dozen free. Credit
given. Freight paid. Ad dress,
MELRosE M'F'd. Co., l4s Melrose
Park, ILL., 1O-1O-4t.
Well said by Republican ex-
change: The candidates for next
year can vastly improve their pros
poets before the next Republican
county primary by working for n
big vote and Republican success in
their districts this year. Get out
the vote and help to win success
this year, and you will deserve the
support of your friends in your
next year. Get out the
vote
Sylvester Bowen, the proprietor
of the Summit House, had remark
able experience with an infuriated
bull last week. Mr.. Bowen walked
into the field to look at the cattle.
Before he knew it, the bull rushed
up behind Mr.. Bowen and gave him
a bump. Mr.. Bowen was then en-
tirely i'll the power of the raging
animal. To resist was useless and
the landlord lay as if dead and the
bull walked away and Mr.. Bowen
took the first opportunity to escape. |
If the bull would have had horns
MIR. Bowen would probably have
been killed. He was considerably |
bruised and his escape was proyi- |
lential.
Irene Taylor will be Mt the Town
Hall, Selinsgrove, every night next |
week except Tuesday. As an actress,
Miss Taylor has but few equals and |
ler wardrobe is dazzling in it's
beauty and richness. More genuine
are worn by her than by
my other lady on the American
stage. She is supported by an ex-
,ellent company of ladies and
gentlemen, each one a polished ar
list in their line. Among the re-
oertoire plays rendered by them
will be found EAST Lynne" ''Di-
'orce, Nugget Nell," Streets of
New York, Under the Gaslight,"
The Little Duchess and several
others equally as good, each play
lbounding with sentiment, emotion,
tragedy and comedy; affording ex-
,ellent opportunity to portray char
.cters in creditable manner. Miss
Taylor assumes the leading char
lcter in each, but has excellent sup
port from every member. !