The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-03

THE CHAMPION
The Survivors of Co. q. 147.h

- As "th hOiu thOhh
annual Bean Soup, miles North oi
Selinsgrove. Saturday, Sept. 18th.
Harry Bower has gone to Rolfe,
Pa, to teach School. Before leaving
he subscribed for the PosT. This
is good example that others should
follow. The Posr always gives all
the news.
Don't place your order for buggy
until you see the Safety buggy man
ufactured by the Safety Buggy Co.,
of Lancaster. A sample buggy can
be seen at my livery stable near the
Washington House.
tt. w. II. JONES. Agent.
George Catherman of Kelly Y
Roads, Union county, last Thurs
day evening was shot in Milton by
Melvin st. Clair of Milton. Gather
man died Mt 4:30 p. IN. Friday. st.
Clair escaped.
The Republicans of Penn Town
ship organized a Mckinley aud Ho-
bart club with the following officers :
President, G. W. Row; Vice Pres,
q, A. Miller Treas, Danl Kuouse ;
Janitor, G. f.. Wagner.
The committee who counted the
coupons in the scholarship contest
on Saturday consisted of George NJ.
Shindel, A. B. Sheary and A. Il. Gil
bert. Mr.. Gilbert was called out be-
fore the count was completed and j.
w. Swartz was substituted.
A new lodge OF Odd Fellows was
instituted at Mcclure on Tuesday
afternoon and evening. The num-
ber assigned to this lodge is no.
The Grand Master, Amos II. Hall,
OF Philadelphia performed the cere-
mony.
In addition to the names publish
ed in the Posr some time ago as can
didates for Register aud Recorder,
the name of Edwin Charles of Port
Treverton should be mentioned.
The other probable candidates are
Jacob Aigler and John Willis.
The case of Miss Mollie Burns
against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will he tried at the Sep
tember court. The suit is for dam
ages received in the Railroad acci-
dent at Kreamer, January %, 1895,
for injuries su stained, THE loss of a
limb and broken arm.
On Wednesday of last week +. j.
Parker of Mifilintown with his three
daughters Belle, Helen and Lucy
and Miss Scofield of Cleveland and
Miss Stockton of Chicago drove
from Mifflintown to Middleburgh
and return. While here they were
the guests Of Cashier Thompson.
Students from neighboring towns
who wish to take lessons on any mu-
sical instrument, vocal instruction,
etc, one, two or more times week
can find every facility at the Musical
College, Freeburg. For information
address,
9-3-3t. HENRY b. MOVER.
The Mifllinburg Telegraph Of last
week says: 'Friday last Mr.. John
w. Lincoln and family and Mr.. j.
Merrill Barber and family went to
Middleburgh by carriage, where
they were most DELIGHTFULLY."- enter.
tanned and dined by Mr.. j. N. Thomp.
son and family" This is really the
first we knew that j. N. Thompson
had family. Perhaps he was se-
cretly married.
Good for old and young. We
know OF no better tonic for the sys-
tenn than Hires Improved Rootbeer.
1t is delicious, effervescent. spark.
ling, appetizing, and a helper of
temperance. Satisfying the thirst,
enriching the blood, and fortifyine
the system against the advances OF
disease. A package makes Eve gal.
Ions. Sold everywhere. The tired
paraders will find livery refreshing
during the Campaign marches.
Corn now fills a prominent place
on the average bill of fare. Most
people like it. Some like it on the
cob, others off it, and there are 9th.
ers who relish it when it is in the
liquid form. The latter plan isn't
good for the people. 1t is like SC
much dynamite. It will blow up @
mans home in a short metre order
and generally the man goes up in
the explosion. Better stick to the
cob