The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-05-03
Lizzie Herman of New Berlin is
visiting w. H. Beaver.

w. "A. DrOsltiS, l4A Market 81. Sun
bury, Pa,
BARK WANTED.-We can use all
hemlock, oak and chestnut oak bari,
we can get and will pay highest cash
prices for the same. We pay cash
weekly. MONROE II. KULp Co.,
4-19-3t. Shamokin, Pa
| New advertisements of l.. Nit
chell, Sunbury; Runkle 4 Walter,
and George Beaver, Middleburg;
and Graybiil, Garman e. Co., Rich
field will be found in this issue. Do
not fail to read them.
f. X. Hill, manager of the Am
erlcan Publishing Co. of Sunbury
was at this place Thursday of last
week and paid the costs in the case
against W. NJ. Wilvert and secured
the latter's release from the county
Jail.
If your church, Sunday school or
public school needs nice chapel or
gan, there is splendid opportunity
to get one free. The PosT will give
away a Weaver organ. Cut out the
coupon on last page and vote it. If
you need one, begin now.
Go to,A. f. Soles for a smooth
easyshave or up-to-date hair cut
and head cleaned with Il refreshing
shampoo or dandruH removed with
his tonic, clean towel to each patron
in bank building one door east of
Post Office; satisfaction guaranteed.
We beg to acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF catalogue of Susquehanra
University, Selinsgrove. 1t shows
the institution in very prosperous
condition. The annual commence
ment begins June 8, 1900. There
are Is students in the graduating
class.
One of Mrs. Sylvester Bowen's
horses was killed by an East-bound
freigt train Saturday afternoon near
the Red Bridge west Of this place.
The horse was in pasture along the
railroad and becoming excited at
the approach of the train ran on the
track.
A circular letter has been sent out
from Department headquarters in
Philadelphia calling attention to the
34th annual encampment Of the G..
A. r. of Pennsylvania to be held at
Gettysburg during the week of
June 4th. Railroad companies have
agreed to charge one fare for the
round trip
The Hickory Corners correspond
ent of the Herndon Star last week
says: Nevin Engle and Mrs. Aur-
and of Middleburg paid visit to
Harry Engle, the formers brother,
and Miss Nina Long on Wednesday,.
He also says: Our new milliner,
Nina Long, is doing a brisk business
here at present.
C.G. Fischer, one Of Allent owns
enterprsing citizens, who is associ-
ated with the Krall FurniturcCc of
Allentown, and Miss Mable +. Boy
er, were the guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
w. ii. Boyer over Sunday. The lat
ter is the Rev's Sister. On Saturday
eveningthey were united in the bonds
of Holy Matrimony and on Monday
returned to Allentown were they will
take up their homes ut NO. ooZ N.
18th St. They were accompanied by
Master John H. Boyer.
"T h e Crucifxion of Philip
Strong" another of.Rev. c. M.
Sheldon's most fascinating and in
teresting stories, will soon begin in
the POsT. We have bought the ex-
elusive franchise of this story foI
Snyder County. No other news
paper in Snyder County dare pub
lish the story. The storyis even more
interesting than "Robert Hardv's
Seven Days." The Posi- always
gets the best. The readers of this
paper always appreciatethe best and
we spare no pains or expense to
please them.