The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-04-22
Memorial Day coming on Sunday

Memorial Day coming on Sunday
will legslize Saturday preceding as
q holiday instead Of Monday as stat
ed in these columns last week.
Losr.-A half bushel Of clover seed
on the road between the Bower farm
below town and the iron bridge
above town. Finder will please re-
port ssme to this Office. ,
The Y. P. S. c. Z. of the Luther
an church elected j. A. Snyder.
Pres. Mrs. John Meyer, v. Pres. ;
Mrs. A. S. Beaver, Cor. Sec. Miss
Cora Beaver, Rec. Sec. and Miss
Name Stetler, Treasurer.
On Monday. April &c. 1897, I will
begin primary school in Middle
burgh, which will extend over a
period of weeks. All are request
ed to send their children. Terms
reasonable.
At. LoTTIE G. GROUSE.
BUaaY AND HARNESS FOR SALE-A
new buggy (narrow track used only
two months, will be sold cheap. Al.
so sessiv breast collar harness. Any
one | ,i,,aeed Of the same can have one
or both at bargain. Inquire at
this Office. II.
james w. Runkle, OF Middleburg,
came up to his old home. last week,
to transact business and gave the
Reporter call, and had his label
put forward to '99, one OF few that
can claim such an honor. The Drop
outlook in Snyder county is good, he
tells u.s. Centre Reporter.
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. E. SoLEs.
+. r. Gibbons, who has been writ
ing local history and biographies at
Selinsgrove and Middleburgh for the
past four weeks for Chicago firm,
while riding a bicycle in Sunbury Sat.
urday, was run over by horse and
wagon. He sustained fractured
rib and numerous bruises.
Any one in need of anything in the
marble or granite line should call on
NJ. L. Miller, Selinsgrove, who has
the largest stock on hand of any
marble cutter in the state. He has
just contracted to put up a monu-
ment weighing $500 lbs. for the de-
ceased wife of Val. Varnes at Nor
thumberland.
The Globe Mills Sunday school
has been organized for the summer.
The following officers were elected :
Pres, b. W. Yoder; Supt., W. w.
Ripka; Asst. Supt., d. f. Rau; Sec.
Fisher Walter Lbs, Alvin Shroy-
er and James Walter; Treas, Am.
mon A. Ulrich; Organists, Mrs. Annie
Hottenstein and Miss Izora Walter.
Joseph Strobe of Strode's Mills
has been postmaster ut that place
since Oct. 2, 1S45. He is the oldest
postmaster in the United States in
the line of service. Congressman
Mahon intends reappointing him for
the next four years. Mr.. Strobe is
about SO years of age. He was first
appointed during Folks administra.
ton through the recommendation of
his personal friend. James Buchan-
an.
The Christian Endeavor Search
Light, Vol. l, No. 1, reached our
desk last week. This is a monthly
published at this place in the inter-
est of the G. E. Societies OF Snyder
county. The Editorial column bears
the name OF j. A. Snyder, Editor
and Publisher, and w. P. Shelley,
Business Manager. The paper is
neatly gotten up and will serve ad-
mirably we'll the purpose intended.
We wish the enterprise Q successful
future.
Mrs. Harry A. Bibighaus. former.
ly Of this place had an operation per-
formed on her eye and can low see
with the aid Of glasses. This is in.
deed pleasant news for her many
friends. DR.. Friebis, celebrated
oculist, and DR.. Piper, her home
physician performed the successful
operation. With the aid Of cocaine,
the pain was dsadened and very lit
tie pain was felt during tho opera.