The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-19

iscN' ~. E' McIdiH Is htteuulnS
the Lutheran Conference at Troxel-
vile this week.
WASTED-1OO0 lbs. OF Chickens at
cts. ID. and 500 lbs. Ducks at &c.
A. 9. SMITH, Kreamer, Pa.
Reno Walter and lady friend, Mis-.
May Wittenmyer, of Mifllinburg WIS.,
tied at Mrs. +. G. Aurand's on Sun
day.
District Attorney Baker and DIR.
A. VI. Smith of Adamsburg we're in
Middleburgh between trains Satur-
day morning.
What gall man must have who
thinks a newspaper ought to advo-
cate his cause, who never supported
the newspaper.
Geo. NJ. Shindel, Register aud Re-
corder, and wife of this place and
John Eisenhart and wife OF Sha-
mokin, visited friends at Pallas on
Sunday.
A man who keeps putting off ad-
vertisinG until he is more prosperous
is like dog trying to catch his tail.
There is plenty of motion but no
progress.
Henry Reigle, the constable OF
this borough, has purchased the
house and lot Of the estate OF Elias
Hummel for S495.
Banking Commissioners Gilkeson
has about completed his first annual
report on the building and loan as
sociations OF the State.
There are seventeen newspapers
claiming to have been the first to
prophecy the result of the election,
in electoral votes, and the list is not
yet completed.
A change in the time table on the
the Pennsylvania Railroad took eff.
feet on Monday. The train East
in the morning arrives Mt $40 in.
stead OF S:4S as before.
Editor VIM. NJ. Allison of the Ju
niata Uerdld will be an applicant
for the postmastership at Miilln-
town. Bro. Allison has been loyal
son and his request should be hon
ored.
The four year old son OF David
Heintzelman died last Thursday
night and was buried on Sunday.
Services were conducted in the Re.
formed church bv Rev. s. Sidney
Kohler.
The property of A. S. Brubaker in
Union Township was advertised in
the PosT Of last week to be sold Mt
Sheriff's sale. Since then his affairs
have been satisfactorily adjusted
and the sale will not occur.
THANKSGIVING Day will be the next
legal holiday and no doubt Grover
will give thanks for the success in
bunting aud fishing, while the rest
of the nation will give thanks that
they still live.
L. II. Harter, the former editor of
the PosT, will be an applicant for the
Bellefonte postmastership. Tom has
been pouring out republican hot
shot in Center county and no doubt
will be rewarded.
s. s. Schoch, while in Philadel- |
phia last week, made q contract to
keep and maintain Marion, the girl
who has been living with him, until
she is sixteen years of age. She is
now about twelve years and came to
this county about four years ago as
fresh air child.
j. g. Schocb. Prothonotary, was
put on the pension roll, Harriet
Rem and Ruth Lyon, Sunbury got
original pensions. Ruth Lyon was
born about four months after her
father died. This shows that chill
dren unborn at death of soldiers arc
entitled to pensions. Granted
through @. w. Long, attorney.
A young man and lady from Har-
tleton on Sunday visited Frank
Wray who lives mile and O half
above town. He drove into town
Sunday evening and his horse took
sick. The horse was put at the
Washington House where the horse
died about half past seven o'clock.
The horse is said to be valuable
one.