The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-01-14
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u. L OCoCl6r went 10 LeWlStOWu
on Tuesday.
There will be concert in Free
burg this Thursday evening.
Jas. G. Grouse, Esq, spent Tues
day and Wednesday at Mcclure.
February 18th is the day set for
the republican primary election.
Peter Mace of Mt. Pleasant Mills
viii! move to Winfield in the Spring.
Sheriff Specht had forty-seven
prisoners during his term just closed.
The Union Meetings during the
Week Of Prayer were we'll attended.
D. K. Haas and wife OF Shamokin
were county seat visitors over Sun
day.
Blanks for Constable's Notices OF
Spring electira. can be had at this
Office CHEAP hosp
Don't miss "a special sale of Dress
Goods and Innings at Weis'. Satur-
day, Jan. 23rd. 2t.
]. H. Jarrett of Selinsgrove was in
Middlebureh between trains on
Tuesday afternoon,
VIM. Gilbert, one Of our old sol.
der subscribers of Kreamer. was in
Middleburgh on Tuesday.
w. A. Nappof Centreville desires
to close out his entire stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, etc. and is offer =
ing them at and below cost. He is
going out of business, 80 you can
look for bargains.
Prof. John 1. Woodruff, who has
charge of the chair of Latin at Sus
quehanna University, aud his moth.
or Elizabeth Woodruff, of Salem
we're ct the county sest on SAtpr-
ksyaId took out letters Of admins
tration in the estate of Henry Wood.
ruff, deceased.
Now we are told by scientific
theosophist that the soulimmediate.
ly after death assumes a greenish,
violet, gray color. Even if he has
discovered the soul, that combina.
ton of colors is enough to frighten
one not living just as long as pos
sible.
A change in freight on all railroads
has just gone into effect. Hitherto
the minimum freight charges has
been 25 cents, henceforth, according
to joint arrangements between the
various companies. it will be a5 cents.
This is unwelcome news to large
class of shippers.
We are authorized to announce
that the republican nomination fol
officers of Franklin township viii
take place at the Eagle Hotel il
Swineford on Saturday, Jan. 23rd
from one o'clock, p. IN. to 6 p. m
Candidates should leave their name:
at this Office before noon of the 2lst
The quarantine was removed from
the premises Of Chief Burgess Stet
ler on Sunday afternoon. Great
care and every precaution was oh
served IN order to avoid any new
cases and nothing of an alarming
nature having developed the Boart
of Health gave the prisoners theil
liberty.
P. P. Brouse of near New Berlin
intends to move to Winfield in th'
spring, on the property of Jane
Ritter, near the Northumberland
bridge, on the road leading from
New Berlin to Northumberland
where he is prepared to make al
striped carpets at 10 cents pc
square yard.
Nothing affords better index o
a business community than the ad
vertising columns OF its local news
papers. The close observer can SO,
in the advertisements and busines,
announcements in the press of ,
town or city trus reflection of tn
business situation and the spiri
and temper Of business men.
The Mifflinburg Telegraph of las
week says: Mr.. Geo. Hummel o
HClure, Snyder Co., spent a few
days, recently, with Mr.. Jamel
Hoover. He expects to remove will
his family to this place in the spring
-. Geo. Benfsr Of Kratzerville,
i Snyder Co., visited George Aumille
land 8. g. Grove, recently.
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