The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-13

the proprietor of The Central Hotel,
will locate in Chicago in the near
future.
Mr.. Hackenburg of the Hospital
Corps of Washington, spent few
days iurlough among friends in
Snyder County.
Mrs. Bert. Rowe of Millersburg
spent several days with her parents,
Azariah kreeger end wife, in Frank
lin during the past week.
Cornelius II. Dunkelberger has
been recalled as store-kecper and
gaugcr at Wayncsuoro and stationed
at Marks distillery near this place.
Miss Annie Beaver will open a
select school in the Franklin school
house, Monday, April 24,h, to con-
tinue six weeks. Rates so and -
cents. 2t.
John ID. Bogar ofPort Trcvcrton
was in town recently. He has en-
gagged j. f. Stctler to make designs
for Il handsome residence, which he
expects to erect at Herndon.
Paul Johnston of Harrisburg, the
pleasant salesman for his tathcr's
Paper House, was in the village
last Friday night. Paul is begin
ming to like Middleburg pretty well.
The last of the series of Marriages
performed by Rev. j. p. Shindel,
Jr., will be found in this issue. The
publication of these marriage records
has awakened great interest in
them.
LosT.-On Saturday evening, be-
tween DR.. Orwig's residence and the
Lutheran church, an unfinished Dol
ly. The finder will confer favor
by leaving the same at thisoflice.
Henry II. Bickhart has been made
the bar tender Of the Washington
House in the place of w. f. Stahl-
necker. Alr. Bickhart is an expert
enced hanl9t the business and will
no doubt makea success of it.
Persons in need of Carpets will
ho well to examine our stock before
purchasing as we have large line
of Brussels, Ingram and Rag Car
pets at prices to suit all. Brussels
Carpets from 45c. upwards.
St. 5. WEIs, Selinsgrove.
a smooth, easy shave, genteel hail
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. r. b. SOLEs.
The Middleburg Lodge of Ere,
and Accepted Masons will be consti.
tute at high noon, Friday, April 21
1899, by Edgar A. Tennis, S. q
w., of Thompsontown, and Johr
w. Farnsworth, ID. ID. &. NJ, OF
Danville, and others. A banque,
will be given after the lodge is con-
stituted and the first meeting of the
lodge will take place on the even
ing of the same day.
The Economical Shoe Emporium
OF Sunbury is running at full blast.
J. G. Chestnut, the manager, writes
that he is too busy this week to
write a new advertisement, but he
wishes to invite all our readers to
come to the place of business for the
greatest kind of bargains in shoes.
Mr.. Chestnut believes in the free
use of Printers ink and also in do
ing as he advertises. Do not fail to
see hisbargains.
According to the friends Of
"Farmer" Kulp Of Shamokin, the
Ex-congressman was willing to give
Representative Brown of Union Co.
5000 or $500 to 90 along with him
to buy some horses. According to
the story of Mr.. Brown and bis
friends the offer of that amount OF
money was made for the purpose o.
securing the representatives. absenc'
when the first joint ballot was taker
for United States Senator.