The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-16

Nose OF Adamsburg last week were
entertained at Phillip Spaid's.
The streets are now furnished with
full supply of street lamps which
adds greatly to the comfort of night
pedestrians.
II. Harry Bower of Lewisburg,
who has just received his degree
from Bucknell Univerrity, spent last
week at Middleburg.
Bonneville Smith will represent
the L. o. ). of a. Camp of this place
at the State Convention to be held
at Altoona in August.
Charles Smith and Misses Nellie
Smith and Nettie Specht of Adams
burg attended the ball game on
Wednesday OF last week
Use your voting coupons. The
scholarships at Susquehauna Uni
versity will be given away on the
strength of these coupons.
The Lewistown encampment
opens on Saturday. A great many
people from this county will visit
the encampment on Sunday.
Rev. ID. +. McLain of this place
aud Rollin Bowersox of Paxtonville
are among those attending the G. Il.
Convention at Washington, ID. G..
Fon SALE-A first class bicycle is
offered for sale cheap. For particu
lars call at this Office or address
81. j. s. Box 2i7, Middleburgh, Pa
Mrs. Jacob Breon, sister of Da-
vid Ocker, of this place was buried
Mt Laurelton on Friday. July 3rd,
aged ~ years, 6 months and II days.
Many of the witnesses on the all
road side of the damage suit of AZ
W. Potter and Miss Mollie Burns
were at the county seat last Friday.
Mrs. Reuben Aumiller died at her
husbands residence in Selinsgrove
on Friday n week ago. She leaves a
husband and n daughter to mourn
her loss.
Last Saturday Selinsgrove defeat
ed Montgomery ut base ball by
score of q to 13. Selinsgrove has
not been defeated on her own
grounds this year.
III. Milton Amig of this place and
Miss Sallie Reigle of Frcoburg were
married on Sunday morning, July
9Th by Rev. Snable. The PosT ex-
tends best wishes.
Isaac Swarm, who resided two
miles west of Middleburg, died last
week and was buried on Sunday.
Rev. Buddinger ofliciated. He was
about G5 years of age.
j. NJ. Mullen, who accompanied
the Lewistown cyclists ON Sunday,
had n break down at Fremont, walk
ed back to this place and took the
the train home on Monday.
The County Normal School under
the direction of Superintendent
Bowersox began at this place on
Monday. Those who intend to
teach should not fail to attend.
Now the mail is being carried from
Freeburg to Middleburgh instead of
to Kreamer. John b. Weller has
the contract to carry the mail over
the new route for SlI5 per annum.
G. Frank Grimm, of Kendall
Green, ID. g., has completed his
course in the Deaf and Dumb insti.
tute at said place, graduating with
honors. He is now at his parental
home here.
Prof. Geo. Il. Fisher, Fh. b, who
has lately been elected to the chair
of science at Susquehanna Universe
ty, started on Friday for Chautau-
qua, n. Y, to spend six weeks in
special study for his new position.
The Fourth of July was celebrated
in grand old style at Selinsgrove.
The rain interfered somewhat with
the program, but that did not keep
the American Eagle from screaming.
The fire works were put off last Fri
day evening.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work. is
always obtained at Soles' Barber
Shop, in Wittenmyer's Building, OPP
posite Post Office. Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg