The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-09
Mrs. Ezra Roush and Cora Row
of White Top were the guests of II.
Il. Bickhart's this week.

Il. Bickhart's this week.
The members ofthe United Breth-
rem church of New Berlin on Tues
day evening visited the U. b. chmch
of this place for revivel.service and
later gave a donation to theirpaslor,
Rev. Boyer.
A large sled load of people con-
sisting OF county officials, attorneys
and business men and their wives
took a sleigh rideto Beavcrtown on
Tuesday evening and took supper at
Faust's Hotel.
The Hughesvllle correspondent
of the Williamsport Grit says that
Rev. Barb, pastor of the Lutheran
church of Selinsgrove, has been
elected pastor of the Lutheran
church of Hughesvi!leand has signi-
fed his willingness toaccept.
On Tuesday evening while W.
W. Wittenmyer was unloading Il
barrel of oil, the end of the barrel
caught the first three fingers of his
right hand. The fingers were so
badly mutilatcd that they had to be
amputated at the first joint.
f. p. Leonard of Lincoln,
Neb., has been in this place solicit
ing stock for the large coliseum to
be erected IN Chicago. The build
ing will Re larger than Madison
Square Garden in New York and
promises to be a better investment.
FARM FOR SALE.-About SO
acres OF land two miles west Of Cen
treville is offered at private sale.
A house, small barn and good fruit
,r t ~ G., 30 acres cleared,
bA.aA,, IN SOD iaooe,;He ti's.ber
Inquire of Chas. Fry, New Berlin
Pa. l-26-3t.
Il smooth, easy shave, gentecI han
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 razors or exchange for old ones
RazorS honed and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. y +. SoLEs.
On Sunday morning while Chas
Corkins was making his rounds t.
extingnish the street lamps, his lad
der slipped while he was upon it
! and Mr.. Corkins fell across the lad
der fracturing several ribs. w
trust our faithful lamp lighter ma.
soon recover.
We acknow ledge with thanks tn
seed catalogue of F. b. Mills, Ros
Hill, n. Y. A careful examination
reveals a most excellent assortmen
of seeds, plants, sweet potatoes, etc
: Write to them for catalogue an
don't forget to tell him you saw hi
g advertisement in the POsT.
The post Office department pro
poses that postmastere> shall ope
L all letters on which no postage ha
e been placed to discover the -ame
: the writer. Parties who do not car
Y to have the secret of their CORES
pondence thus violated can obviat
this by using envelopes with thei
address or business card printe
thereon.
t Last weeks Mifflinburg 7cleyrap
: says: "On Thursday of last wee
the following from this county wer
< over to Middlebug, in attendanc
9 at the funeral of Mrs. Harriet Wa
S ter, wife of Mr.. Josephat Walter
e Jonas Sanders and wife, Henry Wa
q ter and wife, Longenus Walter an
wife, j. j. Steininger and daughter
Mrs. Shem Knause, DR.. d. r. Rotl
- :, rock, David Steininger, Mr.. Boil
y and family"
It Five students, who are member
= of the Students Volunteer Move
Ii ment OF Susquehanna UNIVERSITY
will hold four meetings in Middle
) burg, as follows: Saturday evening
}. Feb. 1lth in the Lutheran churcf
g Sunday morning and afternoon
: the Reformed church, and Sunda
e evening in the Lutheran churcl
!. Let everybody who can represent
the first meeting, Saturday evening