The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-08-19

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Albert Smith. Editor of the Eliza
bethville Echo spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
Fancy White Dress goods at 8 to
lS cents, reduced from 8 to 25c. at
Maurer's. New Berlin.
Chas. Meiser is still buying calves
for shipment. Highest cash prices
are paid for them. tt.
All Lancaster Apron Ginghams
are now being sold at cents at
Maurer's, New Berlin.
Judgment Exemption Notes. best
form in use, always in stock at this
Office. We also have Exemption Notes
constantly on hand.
Charles Frain, prosperous bust.
ness man Of Akron, O., and wife are
visiting his sisters, Mrs. j. NJ. Van
Zandt and Mrs. P. Billhardt. Mr..
Frain formerly was resident of
this place and his friends are glad to
greet him.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work. is
always obtained at 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. Il. SOILS.
The 10th annual Choir Convention
to be held August 2lst. promises to
be instructive and interesting. As
this is the day set apart for the i'm
provement of church music in Sny.
der county, it is earnestly hoped
the congregations will avail them
selves Of the opportunity.
WM. MoYER, Pres.
Hon. c. w. Herman has been elect
ed Principal OF the public schools OF
Wyoming, Pa. Mr.. Herman is
graduate of Susquehanna University
of Selinsgrove and also Of Bucknell
University aud having served six
years as county superintendent, is
we'll qualified 10 fill the position with
credit to himself and with satisfac-
tion to his pupils.
Charles r. Jones, chairman of the
Prohibition State Committee, has
arranged to hold a series of seven
meetings in Snyder County. com.
mencing September 5, and ending
with a county convention in Middle.
burg, September II. A full county
ticket will be named. H. I. Romig,
of Beaver Springs, has been elected
county chairman.
Miss Irma Magee of Kreamer en-
tertained number of her cycle
friends of this place last Friday
evening. The party consisted Of
Misses Libbie Dunkelberger, Lillian
Stetler, Mrs. J. G. Amig, Claude r.
Smith, John r. Kreeger. Charles L.
Marks and the Editor of the Posr
and wife. Refreshments, cards and
dancing afforded ample entertain
ment for the party. Miss Foresman
of Pottsgrove very ably assisted
Miss Masee.
We have learned that the heirs of
s. H. Yoder's estate at Globe Mills,
this county, have concluded to wind
up the estate and are Offering their
valuable Roller Mill property, ware
house and 35 acres of land with
dwelling houses at private sale until
Oct. End. 1897. at which time If not
sold it will be put up at public sale.
We know of no more desirable prop
erty anywhere to be had by any body
who desires to make a safe and
profitable investment.
On Tuesday evening Prof. and
Mrs. Paul Billhardt gave party to
q few of their friends. Tho guests
were Charles Frain and wife of
Akron, O., Claude r. Smith and wife
OF Carbondale, Pa, Geo. W. Wagon.
seller and wife, Mrs. r. B. McWil:
liams and Miss Lillian Stetler of
this place. Mrs. Billhardt treated
her guests with a palatable lunch
consisting OF ice cream, cakes, peach.
es, etc. The professor entertained
the company with instrumental mu.
sic. The affair was q happy event
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