The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-07-14
Prof. Paul Billhardt had the mis-
fortune to sprain one of his limbs,
but is able to use it again.

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Most ofu are ever son!uch more
enthusiastic over early morning
plans at night than when the time
arrives for us to get up.
Many a man who has told his
alliance before their marriage that
he was "well of" and after marriage
he finds out that he isn't.
1t is noticeable fact that
when man fails he either Flames it
on his wite's extravaganza or his
own superabundant honesty. Z
Sunday July 3rd was the hottest
day Middleburgh has had for sew
eral years, the Thermometer having
registered OF 1929 in the shade.
Otto Tobias and wife of Centre
vile, John Tobias and wife of Bea-
vertown and Miss Jennie Tobias OF
Millersburg spent Sunday with their
parents in this place.
The HerndOn Star is the name of
a paper Just started on the other side
of the Susquehanna by Z. S. Stroup
of Strouptown, this county. We
wish the enterprise abundant sue
cess.
The Presidents proclamation was
read on Sunday morning in the Re-
formed Sunday school by Superin-
tendent Gutelius and on Sunday
evening in the Lutheran church by
Rev. McLain.
Rev. List of Baltimore has been
visitor among us during the past
week. He preached in the U. b.
Church Sunday. The parson has
many friends here who are always
glad to see him.
Cashier Thompson and Attorney
Weiser drove to Mitliin County last
Thursday and returned on Saturday
with colt. The Cashier is a lover
of good horses and the way he drills
the bachelor Attorney in the horse
business is Il caution.
Prof. Harry Bower, who just
completed Il three months term of
the Teachers Normal School at
Kerrmoor, Clearfeld County, Pa,
has returned home. Harry says he
found a very pleasant and agreeable
lot of people out there.
George Clelan, Il private of Co.
&c, 18th Regiment, Pennsylvania,
Volunteers, came home last week on
Il six days furlough and left Mou-
day morning for his command. He
is delighted with army life and it
seems, too, as if it agreed with him.
Prot. Harry Bower, a native of
this place and son ofAttorney f.
f. Bower enlisted in the N. G. p.
at Clearfeld and this "wednesday
morning started with the company
for Chicamauga, Ga. Harry is
determined to fight forhis country.
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 Coles and you
will make no mistake, shaving soap,
face cream, hair oil and egg-sham-
poo for sale A. E. SoLEs.
The Middleburg base ball team
went to Freeburg Saturday after
noon to play the team OF that place.
They found the team strengthened
by the induction of four of Selins-
groves first team players including
Mr.. Bevier. Our boys came out
victorious in a score Of 8 to 10 and
of course they are happy.
Snyder County Teachers Normal
School will convene in the Middle
burg School House July 49,, 1898.
to continue for a term of four weeks
DIR. j. r. Dimm President of
Susquehanna University, Prof. VIM.
Noetling, BloomsburgState Normal
School and Prof. A. M. Wonder,
Central Pa. College will deliver a
seresoflectures. Mr.. Edwin Charles
will aid us throughout the term.
For futher information and circulars
F. G. Bowersox Co. Supt