The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-24
The last day upon which poll tax
can be paid is October 3.


]. +. Bibighaus of Mifflinburg was
n Middleburgh visitor Monday.
9. 9. Seebold has opened branch
music store in Shamokin.
DIR. G.. Il. Hassinger on Monday
evening went to Shamokin.
Prothonotary Schoch had two
weddings on Monday afternoon.
An original widows pension was
granted to Lucinda Herbster of
Beavertown.
| Mrs. +. L. Hare of Altoona is en-
Toying the hospitality of Percival
Hare and wife.
9. III. Dunkelberger is attending
to the duties in the Prothonotary' >
Office this week.
DIR. II. g. Brisbin of Yeagertown
visited Middleburgh on Monday.
The Doctor thinks of locating here.
III you hear n man complain about
a newspaper you can bet 16 to | he
has been asked to pay his subscrip.
tion.
Prothonotarv j. G. Schoch, G.. G.
Gutelius and W. II. Beaver are at
tending court at Lewisburg this
| week.
A sou of Gabriel Gill of near Pax
l'tonville was buried on Monday aged
about IL months. Rev. Hertz offici-
ated.
An effort will be made to have
special trains run next Tuesday
evening after the Republican Mass
Meeting.
III. II. erbster, the manager of
the FIGURING Mill at Penns Creek,
and his wife were at our county seat
last Friday.
Misses Lizzie and Catharine Bo-
lender are on ten days visit to
Philadelphia having left here Mon
day morning.
Governor Hastings has signed the
pardon of John Bardsley, who was
sentenced to 10 years Imprisonment
for EN- bezzlement.
Rev. Buddinger, pastor of the
United Brethren church of this
place, is attending conference this
week at Avon, Pa.
Mrs. Smith, the revered mother of
Jere Smith, the Western Union OPP
orator ut Lewisburg, was at Middle.
b@rgh "a Monday.
The only thing wrong with the
dollar OF the present time is that too
many OF our subscribers have the
dollar that belongs to us.
Henry II. Reigle on Tuesday went
to Avon, Lebanon Co., where he is
attending the U. b. conference as n
delegate from the congregation at
this place.
John A. Heflelfnger, merchant
tailor, has change of advertisement
in this issue, MIR. Heffelfnger is u
a first class tailor and guarantees
satisfaction.
Activity in the Millinery business
is being revived for the fall and
winter trade. Miss Libbie Dunkel.
berger is already Offering bargains.
Call to see them.
On Saturday evening of this week
the republican club of this place
will go to Paxtonville to hold an op-
en- meeting. Good speakers will
discuss the issues.
w. w. Wittenmyer with his
daughters Carrie and Mabel and
Martha j. Goldy drove to Port Roy
al last week and spent Thursday
and Friday at the fair.
1t is reported that Mrs. James
Ayers, who went to Williamsport to
have an operation performed for
catarrh, has been informed that an
operation would be fruitless.
How about that subscription ac-
count Look at the label. If it
needs attention, come in next week
when you come to court or send it
in with some one who is coming.
Franklin Milling Co., are selling
Bran and Middling at Csc. and 75c.
per hundred or $1,000 and Sl4.00 u
ton in 800 lb. lots or more. for lin.
tied time only. 9-l7-3t.
A mass meeting will be held in
Middleburgh next Tuesday evening.
NNAhB NOuit Wtth. GDDGuhtIS Ol
State reputation will be present to
discuss the issues of the campaign.
Daniel Shifier, Hickory Corner,
John Reed, Selinsgrove, Ed Snyder,
Shaded, and w. DIETRICH, Deiblers,
were granted original and increase
OF pensions through G.. w. Long,
Attorney.
Henry r.. Reigle, the constable of
TINS borough. raises an excellent lot
OF grapes and the hats of the entire
office force are off for the excellent
treat OF grapes Mr.. Reigle brought
to this Office last Friday.
The commission appointed to 10.
cate the site of the East end of the |
northumberland bridge decided |
that no part of it was in Snyder |
county. This will relieve the coun-
" from paying heavy debt. !