The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-19

IS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISH
A heavy rain fell on Wednesday
morning.

G. G. Kulp of Shamokin was
Middleburgh visitor Tuesday.
a heavy frost was observed by
early risers on Sunday morning.
Court next week promises to be
largely attended. There is a long
trial list. .
z. Scott Ritter CT Shamokin Dam
was visitor at the county seat
on Tuesday.
The Danvi'e Base Ball team will
play ut Selinsgrove on Thursday af-
ternoon ut 3: 30.
Read the article by H. Alleman in
this issue, Does Snyder county
Really want State Senator l'
Commissioners clerk, J. w.
Swartz and wife expect to go to the
Centre Hall picnic on Thursday.
The Commissioners expect to re-
duce the county debt $4,000. if the
expenses of court are not too high.
Fall Hats and Triming just re.
ceived. Notions and other goods in
stock. Il. G. AURASp.
On Monday morning Waldo w.
Wittenmyer and his son, Samuel,
went to Lewisburg, where the latter
will attend school.
Come in to see us next week when
you come to court whether you owe
us on your subscription or not. We
are always glad to see you.
| We give space this week to quite
a number of communications. Read
them all. They are fu" of interest
to every reader.
j. G. Lesher of the Times was in
town on Tuesday. He looks nor 0
| the worse since HIS defeat last see 4.
at Williamsport.
Mrs. E. w. Whittlesly and son,
George, who have spent the summer
in our midst, on Saturday started
for their Chicago home.
Robert Lesher, ST., has sold two
lots of his plot on Blue Hill, sdioin-
ing the Hotel Shikellimy property,
to Philadelphian, who will put up
: summer cottage.
! Mrs. Harry Bibighaus, and sisters,
Jennie and Belle after pleasant Wis
it of several months in this place. re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia
Thursday last.-Mi6inburg 1eie-
graph.
DR.. j. w. Orwig and wife and
Carbon Seebold and wife on Tues.
, day drove to Centre county. They
5 will visit number of places in that
l county among them being the Cen
! tre Hall picnic.
H. r. Tobias brought to this Of
fee last week corn stalk that meas
: ured l3 feet, 8 inches in height.
. Where the ear is fast to the stalk is
/ feet and 4 inches. The stalk Of
corn was raised by John Meyer, Jr.
j. 9. Rsthfon, clarinetist in the
/ 18th Regiment Band Of Texas, who
accompanied the delegation of
Knight Templars to Boston, stop
ped in Middleburgh while on his
way to New Berlin to visit his faith
or.
WILL Run IF CoAxED.- Senator
| Hackenburg will not be candidate
for reelection unless the people
call him to resume the duties of a
legislator. During his absence in
: the Senate his extensive law prac-
tice has materially suffered Fochts
LeaoisJT9 Ne,os.
The Troxelyille Band has been en-
gagged to furnish the music for the
grangers' picnic next week. Snyder
is musical county and the Troxel-
. villains will do their best to keep up
its reputation.-Centre Hall Re
porter.
Col. Chas. II. Kurtz. Editor of the
Centre Democrat, Bellefonte, last
Friday called at this office. The
, Colonel is interested in the increase
Of the circulation of his most excel
lent paper and consequently came
) to learn the details Of our magnif-
9 cient scholarship prizes that we have
lbeen giving away