The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-11-05

weighs ~ lbs. Who can beat it?
A marriage license was granted in
Northumberland county to Dallas
Wilt of Shamokin Dam and Sarah
O. Mertz of Hummel's Wharf.
Peter Garman, the hustling mer-
chant Of Mt. Pleasant Mills, and his
better half were the guests of David
Kerstetter and wife Sunday.
w. Il. Ettinger of Troxelville has
caught nine coon this season one of
which we are told, weighs % lbs.
This is remarkably good record.
A. II. Smith editor of the Eliza
bethville Echo enjoyed the hospi-
tally of A. s. Beaver and wife and
visited his better half over Sunday.
SHINGLES FoR SALE.--F. II. Maur-
er, New Berlin, is making special
offers on Shingles. See ad. in an
other column. u.
Rev. d. Il McLain on Sunday
evening held II special service at
Hassinger's church. The parson
spoke on 'the Great Issue OF the
Day"
Abraham Garman, one Of the
county's progressive teachers of
Perry township, and wife visited the
latter's parents, G. II. Steininger
and wife Sunday.
Niemond's Reformed church near
Richfield, was dedicated last Sun
day. Rev. SPAIN was assisted by
Revs. Bergey of West Milton, and
Noll of Pine Grove.
H. Burns Smith and J. r. Kreeger
attended the Bucknell.State Foot
Ball Game at Williamsport on Sat
urday. They returned home Sun
day well pleased with the result.
W. +. Dagle aud wife Of Nor
thumberland aud james Beaver,
wife and son, Raymond, of Mifflin
burg visited their parents Gabriel
Beavers in this place over Sunday.
Mrs. James Ayers on Thursday Of
last week gave II dinner to Rev. and
Mrs. Il. p. Leonard of Lincoln, Ne.
braska, Mrs. a. II. Smith of Eliza
bethville and Mrs. Dininger of Mil
helm.
OYSTERS OYsrFRs = OYSTERS Il!
did YOU have any oysters on the
Half shell this season ?" "No. ""Who
keeps them?" NV. II. Smith at the
Central Hotel. Large, fresh and
fine flavor, Half shell, quart or hun
dred." 10-l5.3t.
The large saw mill belonging to
Uriah II. Fessler, of Penns Creek,
was totally destroyed by fire or
Wednesday night of last week. The
mill was in use on Wednesday all
day and it is supposed that it
caught fire from the sparks. No in
surance.
The Mifflinburg stage route had
its time changed and leaves Mifllin.
burg at ga. m. arriving at Middle
burgh at 1890 d. m. The McKees
mail arrives at IL a. m. and leaves at
1890 p. IN. and now makes connec-
tion with the Richfeld route.
The November number of the
Ladies Home journal is an espec-
ial Thanksgiving Number, and filed
to overhowing with the thoughts of
the best authors. The Journal is
simply incompatible in it's sphere.
Published by The Curtis Publishing
Co., Philadelphia, Pa, Mt one dol
lar year; 10 cents copy.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work, is
always obtained Mt Soles' Barber
Shop, in Wittenmyer's Building, op.
posite Post Office. Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg
shampoo for sale. A. L. SoLRs.
The Bucknell Foot. Ball team on
Saturday met and defeated the
strong Football team of State Col
lsge. at Williamsport by score of
10 to 0. This is victory for Buck
nell worthy Of comment. State Col.
lege last year defeated Bucknell and
the fact that Bucknell prevented
State College from scoring q single
point denotes victory Of unusual
proportions. Bucknell's team is
powerful one and no doubt will win
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