The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-10-18

the Goodling murder case. 1t Is very
doubtful whether there will be.
We will have our first showing OF
Ladies' Fur Collarettes and Fur Scrafs
on opening days. L. DUNKELBERGER.
We have just received new supply
of the best quality of envelopes, note
heads and letter heads. Send in your
order.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Edward N. Greene, of Lewistown,
to Miss Carrie Catherine Wittenmyer,
of this place, Thursday evening, Nov
smber 1st.
AGENTS WANTED.-I want active
and pushing fellows to sell a new in
vention for fastening shutters. Sells at
every house. Liberal commission.
Sample sent by mail .or six cents pre-
paid. Agents wanted everywhere.
pATENT APPLIED FOR.
Address Box 173, Middleburgh, Pa.
4-1l-tf.
The store and dwelling of County
Treasurer James X. Relish, at Nicks-
burg, Union county, were burned
Tuesday and the agricultural imple-
ment store of p. \. Baker was partly
destroyed. The Nicksbuig post-ollice
was i'm Reish's store, and the stamps
ami documents are in the safe, which
lies in the ruins. The loss on the build
ing and stock is $1,000, covered by in
surance. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary.
The borough council of Huntingdon
at its last regular meeting again voted
to enforce the "curfew ordinance" and
directed that the whistle at the electric
light works be blown ut s o'clock each
evening as signal for all children
under the age of II years to be off the
streets, unless accompanied bv parents.
The chief CT police and all extra police
men were notified to see that the Or
dinance is rigidly enforced.
All Halloween is not far away on the
calendar, and the festivities this season
bid fair to shine far beyond those of re-
cent years. For more than six centu-
ries fun and superstition have held high
carnival among young and old alike ON
the last night in October, and the gen.
eral use of apples on this occasion un-
doubtedly descends from the Romans
feast at Pomona, the goddess of fruit
and seeds, who had the apple under
her special care and whose feast was
held on November |.
The Posi- has employed a city expert
to get out neat job printing. The finest
and neatest work ever produced in this
section of the state has been turned out
of this office during the past few weeks
This statement can be proven both by
the work turned out and by samples at
the office. The PosT's prices are as
low and even lower for neat artistic
printing than you paid for your un-
slightly job. Give us your order. We
make it Il rule to send away every Gus
toner so well satisfied that he will send
us two or three 9th ers.
A hack party from Selinsgrove was
brought to Middlcburg Tuesday even
ing by /. b. Romig. Itconsisted of II.
l.. Phillips, wife, daughters, Anna and
Margaret, sons, William and Harry;
f.. r. Wingard, Misses Margaret and
Katie Forster, BERTHE Conrad, Dilla Fry,
Mary Miller, Katie Bolig, Mrs. c. p.
Ulrich and Chauncey Kelley. Mine
host, Carbon Seebold entertained the
party with a sumptuous dinner at six
O'Clock, in which roast turkey figured
prominently on the menu. The Wash
ington House is famous for its elegant
spreads, and Carbon is one of the select
few who "knows how to keep hotel"
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