The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-01

Joseph L. Brunner ofPaxtonville
was q Middleburg visitor saturday
morning.
Grand Christmas opening, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Dec. l, 3
and 8, at Ulrich & Osmun's, Selins-
grove, Pa. All are invited.
George Bickhart and Frank Sham
bach shot seven rabbits, four quails,
two pheasants and one turkey nSat-
urday forenoon. Who can beat it ?
Mrs NJ. l.. Kreeger of Selins-
grove is staying temporarily at Aza-
riah kreeger's in Swineford. NIL.
kreeger was in town also few days.
II. Oppenheimer of Selinsgrove
pays cash for all kinds of furs, such
as foxes, musk rats, etc. The high
est prices are alwaysotfered. l2-1-3t.
G. Fl. Dunkleberger and William
Shindel were the substitutes in the
prothonotary's Office during Clerk
ShindePs absence on the hunting
trip.
Prof. f. G. Bowersox, County
Superintendent, is at New Bloom
field this week as one OF the instruc-
tors at the Teachers Institute at
that place.
Look at the label on your paper
and ifyou are in arrears you can send
the amount of your subscription
next week with your teacher. Don't
forget this.
Mrs. Catherine Bower and II.
Harris Bower Of this place spent
Thanksgiving day at Lewisburg and
partook of a feast at Attorney +. f.
Bowers table.
The Middleburgh hunting party
returned on Saturday afternoon from
the mountains in Mitilin county with
two large deer shot by DR.. f. }.
Wagenseller fSelinsgroveand Sher-
if p. Scott Ritter of this place. The
participants are highly pleased with
their trip.
| A smooth, easy shave, gentcci hair
cut, or other tonsorial work, is al
ways obtained at Soles' Barber Shop,
in Wittenmyer's building, opposite
Post Office. Go to Soles to buy
new razor- or exchange tor old ones.
Razors honed and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. = e. SoLEs.
Snow began to fall very early
this year. On Thanksgiving day,
about two inches fell at Selinsgrove,
: but none fell that day west of Pawl-
) ing station. OnSaturtay about three
and one-half inches fell at this splace.
At other places throughout the state
as much as ten inches tell.
Attorney Chas. p. Ulrich, Esq,
of Selinsgrove, was at the county
seat on Friday of last week attend
ing to the many duties incumbent
, upon him in his voluminous practice.
Mr.. Ulrich is a familiar figure at
this place and has the reputation OF
taking care of his clients interests.
} Benjamin Franklin Bowersox, O
student of Central Pennsylvania
College, New Berlin, a son of Frank
Bowersox of Rock Springs, Centre
County, was county seat visitor
from Wednesday until Monday
looking up the many friends of his
father in this vicinity, which is his
! birth place.
L. f. Pawling of Selinsgrove,
who is one OF Penn township,
heaviest land holders, was visitor
to his son, Attorney E. E. Pawling
at this place last Saturday. While
in the city he made a call at this
: Office and expressed great surprise al
> the uniqueness and the completeness
! of the Posi- Printing Office.
The abilities of the two men, Bill
: Nye and William Hawley Smith
> render them together able to please
the man who never smiles and tht
man who never weeps. The audi.
ence was convulsed with laughter
, and melted to tears, and the enter
tainment will long be remembered