The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-12-22
COUNTY CULLIh6S.
Breezy Items Picked up Here
and There about the Coun-
ty and Noted tor Your
Enlightenment.

on Monday tODT. Mai"""
for $50.
The Kreamer Union Sunday
Schoo, will hold their Christmas
entertainment on Sunday evening,
Dec. "a.
The St. Johns Union Sunday
school will render a Christmas Can
tata on Saturday evening, Dec. "a,
at Fremont.
C. A. Forry will retire from the
hotel at McKees Half Falls in the
spring. He will be succeeded by W.
H. Kerstetter.
Merchant Millner, at Kantz, sent
to the eastern markets during the
week of Thanksgiving, iGO turkeys
and 800 chickens.
DIR. F. J. Wagenseller of Selins-
grove has become superintendent OF
the Penn Telephone line. de will
certainly be an Improvement over
his predecessor.
Mrs. Amelia Gundrum of Adams
burg is anxiously awaiting news
from her son Charles, who went to
Klondyke regions last spring and
promised to write by November, no
letter having yet been received.
Daniel J. Hassinger, of Beaver
town, has purchased the Joseph
Hassinger decd real estate for So
600, and X. b. Gross, of Beaver
town, has purchasedthc Il. B. Gross
decd farm for $1,000.
DR.. James Sampsell of Centre
Vile has been recommended for APP
pointment as an examing surgeon on
the Middleburg pension board, to
succeed DR.. A. NJ. Smith, who takes
seat in the Legislature on the Sd
of January.
The shoe factory at Selinsgrove
on last payday, paid out to its
hands something over seven hundred
dollars. Many years have passed
since the like of this occurred in Sc
linsgrove. The pay to employees
for the present month will likely
exceed that of last.
Examine the PosTs sale register
Already persons Intending to have
sale, have annou need their dates
Those intending to have sale should
select Il date and send it in to tn,
Posi-. No charge will be made fol
Inserting notice when you get tn
bills at this Office.
The Lutheran and Reformed choir
of Freeburg, assisted by Prof. Bill
hardt, A. W. Potter, Esq, JOIN
Potter, Chauncy Keely and an or
chestra will render Christmas can
tata, "The Prince of Peace" in tn
Lutheran and Reformed church OIL
Sunday evening, Dec. 25. Every
body is invited to attend.
Joseph Ettinger and Henry Ban
quet, both ofSnyder county, recent.
stole wheat from the premises C
John Bishop OF Limestone township
Union county. He had them arrest
ed and taken before Squire j. +
Wesley, who committed them 70
trial. Banquet was jailed and Et
finger was released, his father goins
on his bond tor trial.
Mrs. Bollinger of Salem, mothe
of Jacob, Samuel and Millard Bol
linger, is slightly under the weather
She is 50 years of age, reads with
out the aid of spectacles. has clea
memory and is possessed of most re
, markable physical vitality, goin
around the house with the celerit
and ease of young woman. W
, hope she may soon recover he
t wonted health.
E Ner A. Feese of Beavertown
: still prospecting for coal north {
i that place. He is satisfied beyon
r a doubt that rich vein of coal is q
y his land. Besides his belief is tu
Il ther verified from the factthat jam
i Freed and Frank Beaver made oa'
E, before Justice Wetzel that whi
D. they were working in the shaft tn
'e found coal in the strata, and tn
!" the same has never been placedthe
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