The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-08-30

IIohHE fok cN Nl.f.--A DIV horse,
four years old. weighs ten hundred,
solid and sound, works in all harness.
Good reasons given for selling.
a. ii. BowERsoX,
S-l6-3t. Bcavertown, Pa.
HORSES AND MULES At PRIVATE
SALE.-l have five horses and five
mules from five to ten years old
that | will sell at private sale. Call
on or address
J.L. MIDDLEswARTH,
S-23-3t. Beavertown, Pa.
Editor Albert Smith, OF the Eliz-
abethville Echo, spent Sunday in
town the guest ofhis parents. Ed
ltor Smith is publishing newsy pa
per and deserves the heartiest sup
port of Dauphin county people.
ID. A. Kerr's cider press has been
removed to the brick yard where
it will be operated by Howell d Sny-
der, "Wednesday Of every week, and
Wednesday only except in case of
rain when it will run Thursday.
S-23-2t.
Go to A. f. Soles for smooth
easyshave or up-to-date hair cut
and head cleaned with refreshing
shampoo or dandruf removed with
his tonic, clean towel to each patron
in bank building one door east of
Post Office; satisfaction guaranteed.
Charles Rothermel, of Port Trev-
erton, who had been IN klondike,
came down t. Seattle some time ago
Nth ngoee ssfve ~,pply 5fxssds
He will retur. in few weeks to
Klondike again. Mr.. Rothermel
has written several letters to the
Posi- concerning his experience in
the Yukon region.
When Bishop Brooks was once
told by his private secretary that his
Episcopal duties lett him no time
for himself, he said: I have plenty
of time to myself" "When and
where" asked the secretary. Mn
the railroad cars" answered the
Bishop.-SeptemJer Lu.iies' Home
Journal.
The Home Telephone Company
have just issued very neat and
complete list of their subscribers in
book form. The book also contains
a corrected list of of the Shamokin
Valley, Penn Telephone, Montour
and Columbia Telephone, Schuyl-
kill Telephone and Tuscarora Tele-
ephone companies.
If a child born to Mr.. and Mrs. |
James Deitrick, who lives near Fort
London, lives until Sunday it will
be six weeks old. The child, which
is as healthy as month old babies
usually y are, was born without nose
Or mouth, with three fingers missing
from the other. AT the place where
the mouth ought to be there is an
opening leading into the palate
Huntingdon Globe.
Messrs. S. Charles Hoover, of
Lancaster, Penn'a, and Benz. F. Eat
IN, Jr., and two charming young
ladies, Misses Edna Ames, of Balti-
more, Nd, and Mary Barber. of
Mifilinburg, enjoyed a carriage ride
70 Middleburg Saturday afternoon,
where they were the welcome guests
IF Gabriel Beaver and family. On
heir return to Miflinburg Miss
Maize Beaver accompanied this
oily party, where she is the pleasing
guest of her brother, James.
A hack party from Selinsgrove
md their friends took supper at the
Washington House Tuesday even
ing. 1t consisted of II. M. Schoch,
B. S. Schoch and wife,
Mrs. Laura Schnure, Irwin Moyer
and Mrs. James Schoch, New 3er-
lin; ]. M. Schoch and wife, Mrs. c.
Logan, Mrs. G. Slifer, Miss Jennie
E. Winter, Philadelphia; c. B.
North and wife, B. F. Gregory and
wife, DR.. B. F. Wagenseller and
wife, Sigfried Weis and wife, Ira c.
Schoch and wife, Selinsgrove. The
Selinsgrove hack was driven by
Irwin B. Romig. !