The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-04-04

Some men buy suit Of clothes to
get watch. and others pawn n
watch to get a suit of clothes.
j. Ed. Junkin, son of ex-Judge
Junkin, died ut his home in New
Bloomfield on Sunday night from
delirium tremens.
II unkle and Walter have placed
n new adver tisment in this issue.
Read it. 1t will interest you.
If you must have lower. priced
machine, buy Hartford. next best
to Columbia, $50 $50; $50 for
boys and girls sizes.
We are requested to announce
that OTIS Tn ION Sunday School,
two miles north of Selinsgrove will
open next Sunday. A full turnout
is desired.
Prof. NJ. l Potter will open a se-
lect school in Middleburgh for
term of six weeks beginning Monday
April Goth. 1t is not necessary to
buy books. The charges will be
moderate. ABB.
Charles Walter moved his confec-
tionary store into J Schoch's build.
ing and 7. B. McWilliams moved
his drug store into Mrs. Schoch's
store room formerly occupied by
Geo s. Shaffer
We still give Pictures away, TO
every customer using one of our
purchase tickets. We have no
special bargain days, our bargains
are every day. Cash paid for good
butter and eggs. SAMPsEL & NApP.
Centreville, Pa,
Geo. o. Laub of Adamsburg and
Miss Minnie, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Beaver were married at
the home of tine brides parents in
Swineford at high noon last Thurs
day, A number OF invited guests
were present to witness the tying
of the marital knot Rev. A. G..
Nye of the Uni, ID Brethren Church
performed the ceremony. May
peace and prosperity attend them
through long and happy life.
\. A. Bowes, the tailor of the
French Flats, has removed the
fence in front of his property and
extended the same from the front
corners of the lot to the corners
of the house, making the fence in
the shape of an eel basket. Some
body evidently told Newt. that
since Herman introduced his Eel
Basket Bill it would be in good taste
to put his fence in that shape. When
floods come all that will be necessary
is to open the front door and catch
cells.
EASTER MILLINERY OPENING. Miss
Libbie Dunkelberger will have her
Easter Millin cry Opening on Thurs
day and Friday Of next week, April
llth aud 18th. She will have Il very
pretty line of Ladies. Misses and
Childrens elegently trimmed hats
for your inspection. A special effort
will be made to please all customers.
Come to see the display of hats and
a large assortment of flowers and
trimmings.
The =. o. s. Of A. banqueted in
their hall on Saturday evening.
The feast was prepared by l. II.
Bowersox and was served in sbun-
dance. About 100 guests partook
Of the repast. DR.. G. f. Hassinger,
President, served as toastmaster.
Toasts were responded to by Hon.
G. w. Herman. Prof. +. c. Bower.
sox. j. A. Snyder. and NJ. X. Hass-
niger. This is the second annual
banquet of this organization and il
is feature that is becoming verr
popular.
Astronomers say that on Good
Friday next, April l2. the heavenly
bodies which grsvitste around the
sun will be in exactly the same po-
sition they occupied in the frma-
ment the day Christ died on the
cross. 1t will be the first time such
a thing has occurred since that great
day 1852 years ago. This was the
thirty.third year of the Christian
era, which dates from the birth of
Jesus Christ. At l.20 z. NJ, ON April
IL, New York time, the moon will
pass before Virginia (Spica), and
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