The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-24

pIcuCueG lOT Uue y. ID. Cnurcn,
preached his first sermon for this
charge on Sunday evening.
Samuel Wittenmyer, Jr., and Rex
Wagner drove over from Lewisburg
on Friday and spent Sunday with
the formers parents.
Have you seen the latest thing in
Boys Tam o'shantersl If not come
now that you may have n selection.
Libbie Drnkleberger.
Charles Swipeford and aud Daniel
Kleckner and their wives of Mifflin-
burg were the guests of d. I. Rhoads
and wife on Sunday.
Rev. A. G. Nye and family left on
Tuesday morning to make their
home at Pottsville. We regret to
lose Mr.. Nye rs he has endeared
himself to the people of this place.
II. Oppenheimer, Selinsgrove, Pa,
has full line of gloves on hand I;
Kid, Castor, Buckskin, Hogskin, ine
dress and cloth gloves at the most
reasonable rates. 10-24-3t.
The tenth anniversary Of the First
Evangelical Lutheran church at Sc
linsgrove, will take place on Sunday,
Nov. 3, 1895. DR.. Seip, president
of Muhlenburg college, will deliver
the address.
Last week some men were thresh-
ing at Mensh's in Union county near
Mifflinburg and the en.i~o~. r. ..ud
a gold watch in the coal. The watch
was picked up and wound and it has
been running since.
b. 7winef6ld Or Oriental on
Monday took charge of the McB ses
! Falls Hotel. Mr.. Swineford and
his wife were at our county seat
Tuesday and called at this office.
Misses Annie and Bessie Dupkle
Of Watsontown, Mollie Burns and
the Phillips sisters will give an en-
tertainment in the Town Hall, Se-
linsgrove on Thursday night of this
week. Admission 20 and 25 cts.
Martin Rohbach Of New Berlin
has nice lot of clover seed, Tim
othy seed-Alfalfa, Crimson and all
kinds of common clover for sale.
Farmers will do well to call to see
his line before purchasing else
where. 2t.
The top of Blue Hill has been
laid out in lots by Robert Lesher,
Sr., and already a number of people
from the cities have purchased sites
and propose to erect cottages for
summer use. This will make a de
sirable place for city people to spend
the summer.
The Mifflinburg Times after pub
fishing that oft-repeated wedding
fake, says: "We congratulate the
groom, but Editors wives will no
doubt feel sorry for the bride.
The Times neglected to state that
they were Judging other newspapers
by the standard Of it's own.
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.
All work is guaranteed and our
prices are made to suit the times. A
full line of watches and clocks al
ways on hand. If.
The Smith Estate sale on Saturday
was largely attended and the real
estate was sold as follows: Tract
No. 2, Mrs. N. @. Gutelius, $4,000
3, Mrs. Dora Il. Diehl, $3.50; 4, A. G.
Smith, $3.50; 3, Izora Q. Smith,
$40; 6, Carrie S. Hillbish, S5l0; 7,
Lille +. Gordon, SIP and 8. Izora
G. Smith, $40.
John G. Brown, well known Re-
publican politician, residing in
Gregg township, Union county,
dropped dead Saturday on the
street. He had been in Lewisburg
attending a Republican county
committee meeting He was in the
cavalry service during the war and
took a prominent part in the Grand
Army of the Republic and Patriotic
Order Sons of America affairs, and
served as postmaster at Allenwood