The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-28

OF this place. Her husband has
been changed from Millheim to Car
Isle and has been promoted to the
position of presiding elder.
Messers. Chas. NJ. Schuyler and
j. Herbert Miller of Milton, have
purchased the material and good
will Of the West Milton Guide and
will continue the publication of that
paper. They are deserving OF sue
cess.
The man who advertises has to
buy more goods and hire more help
than the man who dosen't advertise.
1t is nuisance to be put to the OK.
pense OF buying and hiring. Don't
advertise aud you won't have to do
business.
The Base Ball team has been re-
organized with 81 members. This
will afford enough material to make
two teams. We trust the boys will
get down to practice aud get good
team in shape to play base ball in
earnest.
We still give Pictures away, to
every customer using one of our
purchase tickets. We have no
special bargain days, our bargains
are every day. Cash paid for good
butter and eggs. SAMpsEL & NApp.
Centreville, Pa,
Carbon Seebold will leave the
Washington House this Spring.
We learn that he and Frank Riegle
will establish Beer Bottling works
and Frank Bubb will manage the
Washington Houee for County
Treasurer Seebold.
Wanted.-Every smoker to send us
z two-ct. stamps to help pay postage
packing etc, and we will mail box of
our Non-Nicotine Midgets Cigars.
Only one box to one address.
Address, LANDS Il Co.,
II Shippensburg, Pa.
G. w. Smith has rendered his re.
signation as primary teacher of this
borough. The Board at meeting
on Friday evening accepted the re-
signation and elected Jno. f. Wag-
enseller of Selinsgrove to teach the
unexpired term of IA days.
Miss Libbie Dunkelberger has re-
ceived full and complete line of
Millinery goods for the spring trade.
Ladies desiring the latest styles and
the most neatly trimmed hats should
call early and see the elegant dis
play of choice trimmings.
The large barn of Captain Richard
Budd, near Tower City, Schuylkill
county, was destroyed by fire Tues
day night together with sixteen
horses and mules, four cows, four
hogs, farming implements, etc. Loss
$S,500. Cause unknown.-Eliza-
6ethviile Echo.
Freight has become so heavy at
Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Pittsburg that some of the crews
are doubling up. The above is not
the case on the divisions centering
in Sunbury, for although the regular
crews are making full time the pool
crews are only making three and
four days week.
II appears strange to us that Se-
linsgrove cannot keep up Camp of
Sons of Veterans. There are a large
number of sons of veterans in this
place, and We see no reason why
good camp cannot be organized and
maintained. Will not some OF the ac-
tive sons take the matterin hand and
reorganize the campi-7ri6une
The left leg of j. H. Seller at Nc
KEGS was amputated on Tuesday.
Drs. b. f. and +. j. Wagenseller,
Il. w. Tool and Bogar performed the
operation. Mr.. Seller was SOL
der in the late war and was shot in
the knee at the battle Of the Wilder
ness. His limb has given him
trouble ever since the war.
We are pleased to state that
special effort is being made to re-
organize the Middleburgh Cornet
band. j. f. Stetler, the leader, has
nine recruits under his instruction.
We are glad to see this move, but it
makes chickens scarce in the vicinity
of the band room.