The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-06-17
Don't fail to read the supplement


Don't fail to read the supplement
in this issue.
John Stuck visited his parents at
Mcclure over Sunday.
The inside pages are filed with
choice reading matter. Don't miss it.
Court last week was the longest
that has been held in this county for
some time, having continued until
late Friday evening.
w. Il. Smith and wife and James
Runkle and wife left for Center eoun.
try on Tuesday morning where they
will spend q few days.
Frank Bowersox Of Rock Springs.
Centre county, spent Sunday with
friends and attended the sale OF his
deceased fathers real estate Satur-
day.
Last Friday night Miss Dora Bick-
hart tainted in the U. B. church.
She remained unconscious for an
unusually long time and then recov-
cred.
Mrs. Austin OF Paxtonville, while
carrying an arm full of wood on Sat-
urday, broke her leg. DIR. B. F.
Wseenseller was summoned who re-
set the limb.
Hon. II. H. Kulp and Mrs. Sara
Nv. Detweiler were married by Rev.
John Graham in the Episcopal
church at Shamokin At ll:3O o'clock
last Tuesday morning.
The Mid jleburgh orchestra fur
nished the music for the New Berlin
Commencement. From the reports
We learn that the orchestra has been
, sustaining their hard earned repu.
tation for good playing.
The Editor acknowledges the re-
/ Oeipt of an invitation to the PhilC
Socisty Iyecepsion &. the Town HAL
Selinsgrove. Tuesday evening. Jun.
: 22nd and to the Alumni dinner at tn,
Keystone Hotel, at noon, Wednss
day, June 2srd.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel
. hair cut, or other tonsorial work. il
always obtained at Soles' Barber
t Shop. in Wittenmyer's Building, op
L posite Post office. Go to Soles and
y you win make no mistake, Shaving
soap. face cream, hair oil and egg
= shampoo for sale. A. E. SoLEs.
We neglected to note in our las
u issue that Prof. Billhardt caught /,
. bass that weighed two pounds ant
twelve ounces. This 10 an unusua
10 size TO, the Middlecreek crop. HI
10 caught quite number Of other fisl
,s and We are indebted to the Profes
) sor for palatable mess Of tho tinny
70 tribs.
The Pennsylvania railroad compa
o ny has issued an order prohibiting
10 picking coal along its tracks. 1t il
N claimed that coal is purposely
Z. thrown off the cars and that the an
:. nual loss is very heavy. This will b.
u hardship for some Of our people
o Who have heretofore supplied them
y, sDlyes with coal in this manner.
G. I fhe powerful position of Johr
l. Wanainaker in business. his lifelong
connection with the Republican par
=, ty, his service as Postmaster Genera
- in q Republican National administra
ton and the recourse t. him BY thu
n reform and progressive influences O.
Republicanism within the strongest
Republican state in the Uuion unite
q to render his words significant.
:. At the sale Of the Executors ol
+ Samuel Bowersox, deceased, on Sat
y urdsy, Gabriel Gill bought the Pax
tonville tract containing 81 acres fol
$40 per acre the old homestead
u containing 81 acres for $50 per acre
q by Curtin Bowersox; the timber
: tract containing 10 acres by Curtil
y Bowsrsox for 80 per acre. The two
e acre tract, (the mill site) brought 81
. per acre.
Get out your last seasons straw
~ hat and try freshening and cleanint
y il at home with lemon. Remove ths
N band and lay the hat on . fiat asdr
o face to keep the brim in shape. Out
10 . lemon in two crosswiss and rub th'
straw with it. Wipe the hat with
ID soft, clean cloth, and Il the dirt and
10 stains have not Ill BEEN removed 70
Aylpsat the opsration With fresh pisc'
~ of lemon. Allow the hat to DRY