The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-11-22
FOL. XXXVII.
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thanksgiving dinner will be served
Feamer, November 20, at ll:3O a.
the benefit of the Church.
II weeks Halifax Gazette says ::
Burns and James Blocker, who
nployed in the Halifax shoe fac
spent Sunday with their parents
linsgrove.
) said that not drop Of rain fell
q United States on election day.
hink that this is a sure ind 6ication
he weather clerk was on the side
} Republicans.
NTED In the country, n good
for child, both Protestant and
plic. Will pay $3.50 per week
ess Children's Aid Society, 32i
18th ST., Philada. 11-l-4t.
eception was given at LewIstown
thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
b Greene to their son, Edward NJ /.
e and his bride, who just retuln-
m their wedding trip.
Christian EndeavOr Society of
lutheran church held anniversary
Ises commemorating the 10th year
existence. A literary and relig-
rogram was rendered.
line of Fur COllarettes, Scarfs
Muffs in Electric Seal, Marten
Krimmer, Boar, and other furs
bought for much less than fig
4 other stores.
L. DUNKELBERGER.
Farm Journal offer will expire
4, 1900. If any of our readers
head be getting it or not, they
notify us ol onSoaswe cannot
.-des for} }ths Farm Journal
the presept offer after this year.
trustees of the Lutheran church
llrchased a stone from the quarry
town. q #. long and 8! #. wide
in. thick for the crossing at the
Stones these dimensions are
around here.
tIAL OFFER,-Those who send
br the Posi- for 1901 will receive
ST for the remainder of 1900
bnd the Farm Journal for more
bur years. The sooner you send
ollar, The more copies of the
Eou will get free. The Farm
ii offer will expire Dec. 81, 1900.
were shown q check amounting
b33.Sl, drawn to the order of Ira
hoch Treasurer of Susquehanna
Fsity, being a bequest obtained
II Rev. Stephen ID. Owen, d. d.,
erstown, Md. 1t would bea good
for the University if it had many
uch faithful sons as DIR. Owen has
himself to be.-Tribune.
lakes us smile to see the happy
md the glad hand that iseXtend-
by customer who leaves our mil
store. l.. DUNKELBERGER.
Y not have your checks and stubs
fred? The PosT's up-to-date job
|ment is supplied v'th a large
Automatic Number, Machine
ill number checks, stups, orders,
Is, etc., in red, blue or any other
When you order your check
leave an order for numbering.
rice is only half of the city prices.
png the illustrations in that ex-
work, the Horse Book, written
dge Bicycle, is General George
lngton's stable at Mt. Vernon.
hapter on stables contains many
j hints, and has the plans and
lon of an attractive village stable.
rice is so cents, by mail; address
lblishers, Wilmer, Atkinson Co.,
ielphia.
re still receiving millinery goods
lhe eastern cities almost every
Our styles are always up-to-date
rices positively the lowest.
L. DUNKELBERGER.
|miah Lyons, Judge of the Courts
4lst District, composed of the
s Of ofJuniata and Perry, fell dead
nliadelphia Wednesday Of last
Cerebral hemorrhage is given
cause. Judge Lyons was born
y county, Pa, in 1889; taught
IN Miffiintown; read law with
uei 8. Doty, Esq; admitted to|
I'm 1883 !; elected Judge in 1891.
Republican in politics and an
spnght Judge, whose decisions
a0om reversed by the Supreme