The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-15
H. L. Phillips, the Selinsg,vs
Tailor, and w. G.. VonNeida wei in
town Tuesday evening.


town Tuesday evening.
A great deal of important lsal
advertising appears in this isae.
Don't fail to read it.
Madam Rumor says that ell
known widow OF Swineford lst
week attempted to commit suicio.
Valentine Walter OF Penns Crek
called at this office Monday on bsi.
ness connected with his Mothr's
estate.
ID. A. Kern's saw mill at Beaer-
town was entirely consumedon
Tuesday afternoon. A great cal
Of lumber was also burned. No n.
surance.
Superintendent Bowersox on st
urday made three speeches, oneiu
Northumberland, one in Snyder nd
one in Juniata county.
The Railroad fare to Williat's
Grove during the annual picnic s,d
return will be $2.3s from Midds-
burg; S2.O2 from Selinsgrove.
The low rate offered by the Per |.
sylvania r. r. for an Excursion o
the Sea Shore Thursday, Augut
18th should be within the means VI
all desiring to visit these resorts.
Everybody flocked to the Boweis
Grove Campmeeting on Sundty.
There were about 1000 people prs
ent. We wish we could mention III
the names. A full account appesss
in this issue.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
has arranged for one more SPECIAL
excursion to the Sea Shore, Augpt
18th taking in all the popular ~
sorts on the South Atlantic Coas,.
The trip is an enjoyable one. y
The low rates offered by the
Pennsylvania r. r. for an excursion
to the Sea Shore August 10Th, will
allow excursionists to go to either
Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle
City, Avalon, Anglesea, Wildwood
or Holly Beach with stop off in Phil
adelphia returning.
On Tuesday evening after camp
while the folks were return
ing home, three young men from
Fremont wanted to drive faster
than the other people and they at
tempted to pass some other vehicles.
The first rig was Moses Fry's. The
two vehicles caught and Mr.. Fry's
blackboard was broken and Mr.. Fry
was hurt very badly. A number Of
other persons suffered from the in.
Of the Fremont driv-
ers.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Eva
Steininger brought to this Office the
of Miss Margaret
5paid, formerly the angel of this
establishment. 1t consisted of o
nosegay of the sweetest
md most fragrant flowers, such as
Sweet Peas, Phlox Drumondi and
Star Phlox. This aromatic token is
complete evidence that the angel
has not forgotten her former as
sociates who are constantly en-
to get out a newsy and
sheet. Our hats are off to
The angel in grateful acknowledge
nent.
REPUBLICAN CLUE MEETING.
Young Mems Republican Club will
aold o special meeting in the Com
Office next Tuesday even
ng, August 20, at 1880 p. NJ. The
business to be transacted is to elect
officers and to choose three delegates
% represent the club in the State
Of Republican Clubs
which meets in York. September 10.
GEO. W.WAaENsELLER, Pres.
Attest: GEO. Z. HAssISoER, Sec,
The editor of Georgia paper
speaks as il he had had experience.
newspaper is a funny
business. For instance, If you give
. fellow a nice notice he never sees
{, and. 80 far as showing his appre-
,iation. he probably never hears
ell Of it, But Just say something
agin i'm and he will pursue you
worse than the sheriff. A fellow
who don't care much about eating
,an have apicnic running a news
paper"