The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-10-18
n LUCID LOCAL LACONICS 10
kr Winter Millinery Opening will
. place Oct. 25 to 81.

l.. DUNKELBERGER.
dam Howell moved to c. A. Mel
s residence.
ohm F. Boyer ships peaches by the
load by express.
Il notions reduced on opening days.
not missIthe bargains.
buite number of turkeys and squir-
were brought to town this week by
nters.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
'e are under obligations to DIR. DE-.
engel, of Aberdeen, South Dakota,
several copies of the Ne,cs of that
re giving an account of Bryan's Wis
that city.
from Snyder County from the Snyder
County News.-"We have had a
severe liver and stomach trouble
IN for the past two weeks" May
Holy Saints protect us"'
Newspaper Talk for September says: ::
he Middleburgh Posi- has adopted
wide editorial columns and presents
Improved appearance"
he Selinsgrove canning factory and
uing factory were entirely destroy
by fire Tuesday morning at two o.
X. Origin of fire unknown.
bne of the most interesting and in
hing features of the State Christian
ieavor Convention, to be held in
Gadelphia November 20-22 next will
lOubtedly be the Junior Rally in the
Ond Regiment ArmOry Thursday
moon, the 22d.
o to A. E. Soles for a smooth easy
sor up-tO-date hair cut and head
lsed with a refreshing shampoo or
ruff removed with his tonic. A
Rftowel to each patron. Parlor in
K building, one door east of Post
ce. Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
he largest chestnut tree and the
est school house probably in Perry
|nty stands on the farm of David
nnedy, in Spring township. The
|stnut tree is a giant, 200 years old.
circumference is thirty-siX feet and
diameter ten feet. The school house
3 years old.
Fho Newville Times says: Miss AL
Henry, of Henry's Valley, came to
|wville to board a train for the coun-
fair. Having never seen locomo-
the sight of the iron monster
hkened her nerve and she remained
(h relatives, in preference to risking
! life behind the iron monster.
farmers and all others who make
|eror other vinegars, before offering
same for sale, are compelled by law
mark on cask, barrel or keg, or if
in other packages, on each pack
containing such vinegar, the name
residence of the manufacturer, tC-
her with the brand, "cider vinegar
Ome years ago Mitliin and Hunt
ton counties got into litigation over
boundary line between the two
mites. The case passed through the
pds of the commissioners, the lower
hrts and then to the Supreme Court,
Reh has decided the line stay where
lways has been. The two counties
$4,000 for their fun.
Winfield correspondent last week
4; Mrs. c. ID. Bolig was untor-
nate in having her pocket picked
lie attending the Milton Fair. Her
tket book was taken with the con-
pswhich amounted to ten dollars.
runately the rascal was caught in
tac' of taking the purse and is now
ting behind the bars of the Sunbury
Anexchange publishes the following:
lnuel Beaver, o harness maker of
sbury, owns farm in Snyder
nty on which he claims he found
paying quantities. He has in
'sted several capitalists, and Is at
aent making a thorough investiga-
nof his find" The gold referred to
nther deep down. Cinnamon
ut reach it before Americans.
APPLICATION for Excursion Ticket
0en on the P. r.. r.. on account of
sixth Annual Encampment Of the
asa Valley Veteran Association,
oncing the counties Of Bedford,
', Centre, Fulton, Huntingdon, ,Ju-
Gifiin, Northumberland, Perry
der and Union, and the Annual
Non Of the Odd Fellows Of Perry
W, at Newport, Pa, October %
9, 1900, should be made to Sam
vhy, Secretary, Newport, Pa.