The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-04-01
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Organ or Sewing Machine. call on
Frank s. Riesle. Middleburgh, Pa.

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Frank s. Riesle. Middleburgh, Pa.
H. ]. Culbertson. ESQ.,, of Lewis.
town. is prominently mentioned fol-
the U. s. Attorneyship for the west.
ern district of Pennsylvania.
]. E. Thomas wishes to announce
that he will repair shoes and do all
kinds of cobbler work at the Jail.
Will work cheap. Call to see him.
, Stoves, Tinware. Stove Repairs,
Corrugated Roofing, Cooking Uten-
sils in great variety at VIM. E. Stahl.
necker's Tin Shop. opposite the
Jail. tt.
The man who advertises in these
davs is in luck. People know
where to find him. Others, calm.
like, draw themselves into their
shells and stay there.
The State Editorial Association
will take their week off in the oil
region Of the western part of the
state in June, with possibly day or
two at Chautauqua Lake, ". Y.
Oil Stoves for Summer cooking.
Blue Flame. No black pans. Throws
out no heat. All heat is concentrat-
ed for cooking. Call on w. E. Stahl.
necker, Middleburgh. II.
The dreadful day-April First is
here. the filters are ION the move -
and the fellows who have financial
obligations to meet, are looking
about for the cash to liquidate them.
Subscribers Of the Posr who will
change their postofice address this
spring should notify US of the fact,
giving both the old and new address
SO "a to insure prompt delivery Of
the paper.
The bill to prohibit treating to in.
toxicatiug liquor was killed in the
9tate 6snate Wednesday BY Q yots
oe n nays 10 ID yeas. The Senator
ial patriots considered this bill un-
American.
Venus, that brilliant evening star
which has been attracting so much
attention, was most brilliant Sunday
evening. It will gradually pass to
the east and in April will become o
morning star.
The young members OF the q. b.
church have organized a young peo-
ple's prayer meeting to meet in the
q. B. church every Saturday even
ing. They invite the young people
of the other churches to join them.
What faithful old soldier that
fellow must have been who intro
duced a resolution at q G.. A. r.
Post meeting against o soldier ap.
plicant for postmastership. The
honest old soldiers "squatted on the
proposition"
g. L. Russell, cashier of Russell
and Sons bank at Lewistown and s..
r. Russell, cashier Of the bank of the
Guarantee Safe Trust and Deposit
Company of Shamokin, were royalty
entertained by our popular bank
cashier, j. N. Thompson, Jr.
We learn that Mrs. Harry A. Bi.
bighaus of Philadelphia, formerly
Sallie Bibighaus of this borough, be.
came entirely blind in one eye in q
very short time. An operation by
specialists availed nothing. Her
many friends will regret to hear of
her misfortune.
T. H. Harter, editor OF the Belle
fonte Gazette was at our county
seat last Friday night, the guest OF
j. NJ. Steininger. Tom. is full Of
stories aud reports everything love.
ly at Bellefonte. He is an admirer
Of Dan. Hastings. an article that is
scarce in Snyder county.
Samuel Rumbaugh. who has sue
cessfully conducted the Kreamer no.
tel for great many years, last week
retired from the business. He has
moved to the lower end of town.
Mr.. Thomas is the new landlord.
who no doubt will give his guests
the very best attention.
Beginning with last Thursday all
outgoing and incoming mails will
be weighed by the employees Of the
postal service in Office and on trains.
The weighing, which takes place
every four years, will be completed
in thirty days and on it is based the
,componestion paid to railroads for
transporting the mails.