The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-22

ES-Snerln Dreese and wife OF Ad-
amsburg were visiting friends in
town last Friday.
Harrison Meyer of Troxelville,
the new butcher, moved into Bar.
bara Bilger's house last week.
Lam agent for the Selinsgrove
Steam Laundry, and will send every
two weeks. All work guaranteed.
Give me trial. j. II. SHELLEY.
The Republicans of Washington
county are pushing Mr.. Boyd
Crumrine of Washington for nom-
ination on the Superior Court
Bench.
The comrades of Captain Ryan
Post are getting ready for the out
ing at Lewistown the first week in
September. They will camp duiing
the entire centennial.
The Globe Mills Sunday School
wi ii hold picnic next Saturday Au-
gust "a. A festival will be held in
the evening. The Freeburg band
will be present to furnish the music.
l.. S. Eisenhower Of Lancaster, the
surveyor of the Internal Revenue
Department, was at Marks distilhry
on Monday surveying the distillery
with view to increasing the capnc-
ity.
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Waltz" oklahoma Waltz" aad
"Odd Fellows Grand March," 2sc.
per copy, or the three for SOC. when
ordered direct from Isaac Doles,
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w. Reed Jones of Swineford las.
week purchased the entire livery
outfit from the Estate of EIas
Hummel, deceased. Reed is an ia
soldier and a tip-top fellow. He he !
ioor best wishes for abundant st.c-
cess. r
A number of our correspondents
have not written for some time.
They should send us the news reg
ularly. Where we have no cores
pondents We desire to secure the
services of some good active per-
son to send us the news.
Through an oversight the notice
of the sale of Real Estate of John
Meyer, deceased. was omitted from
our last issue. The sale takes place
on Tuesday, September 3, and the
full particulars appear in this issue.
The farm containes 1S2 acres and at
one time was sold for $4,000. 1t is
located in jackson township.
On Monday Mrs. .Whittlesly,
Burns and Alice Smith went out for
berries. They filed their baskets
with berries and left them in the
bushes while they strolled off to a
shade tree to rest. When the berry
pickers returned they found both
their baskets and berries had been
carried off.
A society young man of this place
ordered a new pair of tailor made
pants for the purpose of attending q
wedding at Lewistown, and forgot
to put them in his satchel when
leaving home. At Tyrone he wired
q friend to send by express quick,
On arriving Mt Lewistown he receiv.
ed this answer: "Let the ceremony
go on, pants will follow. Clear
field Journal.
IMPoRTANT.-The suiting advertise
ment on last page at 10 dollars and
trousers at $3.50 are exactly what
they are guaranteed to be. The fit,
ting and making of these garments
will receive same attention as high
priced goods. We have no old stock
goods are new and latest designs
Innings, etc. OF the best market can
produce. A call from you, before
you buy, will be greatly appreciat'
ed. Yours,
JNo. A. HEFFELFINGFR.
Samuel Shaffer, of Washington
township, Snyder county, aged SO
years, died Wednesday from paraly.
sis. He Was one of Snyder county s
best known residents and was very
prominent in local political circles.
Mr.. Shaffer was native of Lebanon
county and belonged to the Men
monte church. The funeral occur
ed Friday morning, the interment
being made in the cemetery south
of Freeburg. The services were &C
cording to therites of the Mennonite
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