The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-09

The sale OF unseated lands in Sny-
der county will take place at the
Court House, June sth. You will
find the legal advertisement in this
issue.
G. o. Meyer moved his iewelry
store from Swineford's old place of
business TO Room bank block
where he will be pleased to meet his
patrons.
FoR SALE.-Lady's Majestic BIZ
cycle in No. condition will be
sold at sacrifice. For particulars
inquire of
If. LrBBrE DUNKELBrRGEn.
The Old Washington House is
now in the hands of County Treas.
urer Seebold and Charley is greet
ing his friends at the famous hos
terly.
ID. X. Haas of Shamokin was in
town on Tuesday. A horse belong
ing to him, 8 years old, met death
by hanging. The animal was valu-
able one.
S. b. Hare of Altoona, student
OF Susquehanna University, Selins.
grove, was county seat visitor last
week on his way home to spend his
Easter vacation.
The following letters remain un-
called for in the Middleburgh post
office Mrs. Ellen S. Schwartz, Miss
Sarah A. Bovey, Mr.. George Comfy,
j. w. RUNKLE, p. M.
Royal Phosphoric Coffee, a pure
hsalthful antibilious drink and nerve
Ihnd storlache tonic. Recommended
Nby physA ians. For sale at =.
T SD zu.. - RUNkIE n WALTERS.
|. Y Herman will open select
school in Middleburg on April 30,
1896. Pupils of all grades will be
received. Charges will be reason
able.
Brick FOR SALE.-Brick of the best
quality for building and paving can
be secured at reasonable rates by
applying to Carbon Seebold, Mid
dleburg, Pa. If.
Prof. +. G. Bowersox and wife
spent Sunday at Port Treverton.
On Sunday evening the Superin-
tendent delivered an address at
some Easter exercises.
Mrs. Il. c. Aurand has received II
new supply of Spring and Summer
coats and capes also silk, velvet aud
cloth. These are the latest styles
and will be offered at most reason
able rates.
Subscribers will save us an endless
amount of trouble when in ordering
their paper changed they will tell us
not only the Office they wish it sent
to but also the Office where they
have been getting it.
II. G Fiss, Justice of the Peace of
Snamokin Dam and County Chair
man of the Democratic Standing
Committee, was a notable visitor at
the county seat on Good Friday.
John Thomas, who had been in
Jail here for the last month, was re.
leased on Saturday. The prisoner
intended to try to secure his liberty
on writ of habeas corpus, but the
prosecutors offered no resistance.
Mrs. Elmira App, who is the wild
ow of Nj. U. App, late of Monroe
township, this county, has recently
been married to David Reed of
Cassville, Adams county, Michigan.
They are making their home at the
latter place and the many friends of
the bride Join the PosT in wishing
them much happiness.
Why they say it. You hear it on
all sides-this, that, or the other
bicyle is 'just as good as a Colum-
bia." No one allowed to sell Co
lumbias hereabout but us. Other
dealers must do business. Hence
the continued comparison of their
wheels with Columbia Bicycle Stand
ard of the world. w. d. Baker is
our sole agent for Snyder county. A
complete line of sample wheels now
on view at 234 Pine St., Selinsgrove,
Pa. Write for catalogue, it is the
handsomest ever issued. N&,,,.,..eaa,