The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-06-30
MDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO.. PA, THURSDAY, JUNE
II. M. Amig Of Swineford is the
prOud father of a 9-pound girl.

Samuel Kaufman, proprietor of
the keystone hotel, Selinsgrove,
was a county seat visitor on Mon
day.
The foundation for Alfred Houtz
new house in Swineford is now
completed and the carpenters will
soon commence work.
Supt. F. G. Bowersox, Prothono-
ter George M. Shindel and Sheriff
p. s. Ritter made q visit to West
Beaver township for frogs the latter
part of last week.
Amandus Shambach, of this place,
has enlisted in the Go. A., 18th Re
giment and is now at Camp Alger,
Fairfax County, Virginia, familiar
izing himself with military life.
Joseph Runkle, of Centre county,
and Charles +. Mensch, of the Bel
lefonte Gazette, drove over to Mid
dleburg Sunday andare spendingthe
week here with their many friends.
On Saturday the Freeburg base
ball team came to this place and
played a game of ball with the Mid
dleburg nine. The game resulted
in a defeat for the Freebnrg boys to
the tone of % to 4.
Don't forget that all bank checks
and notes after June 3Oth must have
a revenue stamp attached. You had
better supply yourself with guam
tity of these stamps. They can he
secured at all banks.
The Grand Army reunion and
picnic at Island Park will be held
July 2lst. An unusually interest
ing program has been arranged and
a large attendance of old soldiers
and their friends is expected.
Last weeks Miiilinburg Telegraph
says: "Dr. j. H. Hassenplug, of
Philadelphia, genial and happy,
spent few days beginning of the
week with friends in this place.
From here he went to Mlddleburg
on Wednesday and from thence to
his home"
A smooth, easy shave, genteel hair
cut, or other tonsorial work, is al
ways obtained at Soles' Barber Shop,
in Wittenmyer's building, opposite
Post office. Go to Soles and you
will make no mistake, shaving soap,
face cream, hair oil and egg-sham-
poo for sale , A. f. SoLEs.
The full text of the War Revenue
bill will be found ontheinside pages
of the Posi-. Read it and study it
carefully as it provides that checks,
notes, deeds and other documents
require revenue stamps. Failure
to comply with the provisions of the
Act will inAict heavy penalties.
DR.. j. w. Orwig and wife, John
r. Kreeger and Miss Libbie Dun
kelberger and the editor of the PosT
and wife of this place, on Monday,
went to Philadelphia where they
joined The Pennsylvania Editorial
Association Excursion to spend the
week at Atlantic City and PhiIade-
phia.
G. l.. Russell, Cashier of Russell
and Sons Bank ut Lewistown; w.
c. Pomeroy, Cashier of the Port
Royal Bank; John w. Lincoln,
Cashier of the Mifflinburg Bank !;
w. p. Thompson Of Mexico and
Attorney F. Z. Bower, ono of the
Directors of the Middleburg Bank,
were the gusts of Cashier j. N.
Thompson, Jr, of the Middleburg
Bank at the Central Hotel, last
Thursday evening.
The Teachers Permanent Ger
tiRcate Committee Of Snyder County
met in Middleburg on Friday and
Saturday toexamine applicants. The
committee consisted Of Profs. r. L.
Schroyer Of Selinsgrove, Geo. W.
Walborn Of Freeburg and Charles
L. ,Wetzel Of Beavertown. Theap-
plicants were David Herrold Of
Union townahip and p. r. Shellen-
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