The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-14
Poultry in demand-N. T. Dundore.

| nov.
All kinds of notions can be had at
l.. Dunkelberger's millinery.
Buy your Boots, Shoes and Rub
bers at M. s. Scbroyer's. l2-15-95.
j Judge Mcclure stated on Friday
that he would have the parties to
the Selinsgrove Water Company
case select jury at next term and
try the case after our regular court.
You will not regret an investment
in the big Four Examine very
carefully the list of papers we offer
at greatly reduced rates. The Posr
is in every combination.
Miss LibbIe Dunkelberger is
making a speciality Of giving the very
latest styles in the millinery art.
You can get as neat and stylish hats
of her as you can in Philadelphia or
New York.
The court on last Friday q week
: ago, appointed viewers to change
the road at the double crossing west
OF Adamsburg. The viewers will
|, meet on the ground on the 22nd inst.
Reports from the South tell us of
the tobacco crop being ruined by
heavy frosts. We do not remember
of having heard that there were ever
any such crops injured in Pennsyl-
vania by frost in the fall
Residents along Deleware Bay
say they never saw as many wild
1 geese and ducks come from the
North as came last week. They es-
innate some Hocks of geese at 1000.
I Snow next.
Hot air engines are now made
that weigh only $50 pounds to two-
4 itherssesme~asa sSs@yG, a"g.o
four-horse power, and consume only
one-tenth of a gallon of oil per hour
for each horse power.
t A case was argued before our
judges last week on the question
whether real estate purchased with
pension money can be sold for n
debt of the pensioner. No decision
has been rendered yet
Prof. Paul Billhardt has been en-
gagged as an instructor in the Free
= burg Musical College. He began
n his duties on Monday. The Profes-
8 sor is a thorough musician having
e been educated in Germany.
The widely published report that
o the Sunbury and Selinsgrove Elec-
:. trio Railway was in course of con-
. struction is fake. Nothing has
been done at the grading and the
fake story can be traced to a penny
n a-liner at Shamokin.
Ammon B. Walter and Michael ID.
Hassinger of this place last week
were out hunting with Union coun-
y ty party. They shot two bears one
1t morning. This was certainly sue
It cessful hunt and we congratulate
our sportsmen on their good fortune.
n S. p. Warner of Painterville has
It been promoted to become the
&C operator at Selinsgrove. He will
fill the place made vacant by the
q promotion of Hurley Romig who
4 was promoted to the position OF
y operator and agent at Mcclure, @.
"a II. Klose having resigned.
The lowest stage of water in the
II Susquehanna River said to be on
- - record was in 1903. This record is
!, taken from mark of that date in
:, :. the vicinity of Harrisburg. The
y present stage of the river is within
an inch of that mark, and with four
g piers in close proximity to the point
a. fixed the record, which naturally
o dams up the water, it is safe to
1t presume that the river is as low as
then.
~ The Irene Taylor Dramatic Com
N pany of Buffalo, N. Y. played all last
N week at Selinsgrove to large houses
To every night. The Company is the
strongest that has been in this coun-
Or ty for years. Miss Taylor is one Of
v the best stars on the American stage.
ot She is ably supported throughout
it by an able corps of actors and ac-
It tresses. They are on their way
Is South and will likely stop again at
10 Selinsgrove on their return in the
Spring