The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-03-11

LEADER OF COUNTRY JOURNALISM T@ ADVOCATE of TME MGMT AND EMDEA
New Dress Ginghams at Weis, Sc.

New Dress Ginghams at Weis', Sc
inserove, Pa.
F. W. Wagner of Bradford was a
county seat visitor last week.
h. Burns Smith spent last We'd
nesday night with friends at Lewis
burg.
Rev. I. p. Neff of Milroy visited
his daughter. Mrs. A. S. Beaver, last
week.
Ex.Sheriff Ner B. Middleswarth Of
Mcclure made flying visit to our
town on Saturday.
G. P. aud Irwin Laudenslager of
Selinsgrove were Middleburgh Wis.,
itors last Thursday.
Hon. Chas. w. Herman represent
ed Niddleburgh at the Inaugural
tion of Pres. Mckinley.
Our business agent, NJ. ]. Court
ney, is canvassing about Mcclure,
Lowell and Bannerville.
If you want o first class Piano,
Organ or Sewing Machine, call on
Frank s. Riegle. Middleburgh, Pa.
DR.. G. E. Hassinger on Monday
took John Smith to Philadelphia to
undergo an operation aud treatment.
II DR.. Swallow has the evidence he
claims to have he should lot it out.
The people want him to do his whole
duty.
VIM. E. Stahlnecker offers oom-
plete line OF Stoves and Tinware for
the Spring trade. Call to see his
stock. IT.
DR.. Tercival Herman of Kratzer.
vile on Saturday was the guest OF
his brother, Hon. G. w. Herman and
family,
Carpet Chain in Cotton, Linnen
and Wool, in all the leading colors at
the lowest prices at Weis', Selins-
grove, Pa.
John Soles of Lewistown last
week paid O pleasant -Yiait To biz
brother, Albert. one Of the BARRIERS
st this place.
Although the revenue men want a
uniform system, lots of fellows who
are not revenue men would take the
job just as it is.
1t is easy enough to find miss
with mission, but it isn't so facile
an undertaking to discover man
with a mansion.
Geo. B. M. Arnold, the popular
ticket agent at Adamsburg, was at
the county seat between trains on
Saturday morning.
1, f. Bilger, the efficient and sue
cessful school teacher of New Ber
lin, drove to Middleburg and spent
few hours in town.
G. G. Gutelius, the clothing dealer
and express agent at this place, so.
journed at Punxsutawney last week
with his son, William.
d. L. Rhoads, Aaron Renninger,
DR.. H. G. Brisbin and wife attended
the funeral OF DR.. Roswell Rothrock
at Mcclure last Friday.
E. G. Graybill, the retiring pro
prietor of the Eagle Hotel, Swine.
ford, and wife were at Sunbury on
business Thursday of last week.
Last Friday Rev. D. ID. Buddinger,
pastor of the U. B. church of this
place, brought his young bride from
Lebanon to this their future home.
Well Governor Hastings isn't in
the Cabinet. They tried hard to get
rid of him at Harrisburg. His time
for retirement can't come too soon.
Stoves, Tinware, Stove Repairs,
Corrugated Roofing, Cooking Uten-
sils in great variety at VIM. E. Stahl.
necker's Tin Shop, opposite the
Jail. If.
The little friends of Ruth Bower
sox were entertained at her father. 3
residence ON the French Flats on
Monday. They all had a pleasant
time.
Philip Amig and son, Milton, have
purchased a timber tract along Shade
Mountain. They propose to put in
a saw mill very shortly to saw up the
timber.
Holms & Mackubbin, seedsmen
of Harrisburg, have their advertise
ment in the Posr. They offer fresh