The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-26
Jo, b Zechman of Troxelville wus .
Mid ,,eburgh visitor on Monday.

I'll town council Of Huntington
has passed an ordinance by the mo-
visi ons Of which tramps will be put
to work breaking stone.
A new lodge OF the American Fro
tective Association will be institu-
ted in Sunbury in the near futars
with a membership Of forty.
Rev. Foster U. Gift, forrnerly OF
Paxtonvilie, but now of Scranton,
preached in Northumberland on
Sunday morning and at Sunbury in
the evening.
Samuel Wittenmyer, who had been
sick at Bucknell University, return
ed home on Monday aud will spend
his spring vacation in this place with
his parents.
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. u.
Concord, little village in Juniata
county, has twenty Inhabitants each
one being over 10 years OF age. The
oldest is James Harris. who is SO and
still able to work at his tra,ie.
Frederick Gearhart Of Middles-
warth was in Middleburgh last FRI
day. He is 80 years old and never
rode on a railroad train in his lie.
He SAYS he never had time.
Royal Phosphoric Coffee. o pure
healthful antibilious drink aud nerve
and stomache tonic. Recommended
by physicians. For sale at
3-l2-2m. RUNKLE Il WALrER's.
II. +. Pontius of Kresmer will
move ~, Henry Schoch's farm about
4 i,6'a.: .:e.b'SWNs ssst oi Seiinsgro7e saut.
Willis Shambach leaves the latter
place to locate near Dry Valley Y
Roads.
The District Convention of the
Patriotic Order Sons of America will
be held in Selinsgrove this year on
July 3rd and 4th.--A parade of the
various Camps of the county will
take place on the 4th.
DR.. VIM. l.. McKibbin has been
endorsed for congress by the Full
ton county Republicans. This is
the only opposition that Congress.
man Mahon has to face and he need
not loose any sleep about this.
Upon the tombstone of man
who was killed in boiler explosion
in Georgia is the solitary line: "He
:. was blown up That must be a great
l consolation to his surviving rela.
tives, for the statement leaves nc
/ doubt as to which way he went.
k The Freeburg Courier after Apri
first will be published by f. S. viii
lis and Son. Mr.. Willis has beer
a the efficient foreman of the Courie,
U for many years, is widely and "a
vorably known in the county anG
4 the paper in his hands will be vel
s cared for.
il The Fulton county Republicans
nominated DR.. William l.. McKibbir
O for Congress; S. L. Buckley delegate
to the national convention; ID. Hun
ter Patterson for the Legislature
G. Nj. Dixon delegate to State Con
=, vention, S. u. Over, chairman o
:. county committee.
Al r. Gunzburger will give away
fine pictorial volume worth $500 tc
T every one who purchases $25. wortl
10 of goods. Every customer will b,
r. given ticket and the amount O
each purchase will be noted on tn
. ticket. Ask for ticket which OK
>, plains everything. If.
! The other night u man was 60
ing down street holding lantern il
his hand, when he was asked, "Wha
% are you hunting gf' he responded
% Trouble" just then his feet wen
Is from under him and he found tn
trouble he was hunting.
r A lecturer upon domestic econ
Of omy maintains that food prepared i
Of a room properly aired and lighted
much more palatable than that pre-
D. pared in dark and ill-ventilate
20 room. The state OF the atmospher
J. affects the quality of food. a fac
n apparently forgotten by men VIII
planned the basement kitchen.