The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-03-08
The proceedings of last week. S
court appear in this issue.

court appear in this issue.
Adam J. Fisher of Penn township
was at the county seat Wednesday
of last week.
An experienced type-setter is
wanted at this office to begin work
about April lst.
Mrs. Lester Wetzel spen: Sunday
with her husband, the ticket agent
and operator, at the Eagle Hotel.
Miss Miriam, daughter of Henry
Bachman, has been seriously i'll for
the past week, but has since inn
proved.
Miss Gertrude Dunklebcrger has
returned from Shamokin and brought
with her, her little niece, Miriam
Aucker.
The revival meetings in ;he L. b.
church have closed. \ number of
members wore taken into the church
Sunday evening.
1t is reported that esmall towns
of Pennsylvania are flooded with
counterfeit New York bank notes.
Look ont for them.
John l.. Bowersoy, travelling sales
man for Strayer's hardware store
of Harrisburg, spent Sunday in
town with his parents.
Mrs. E. G. Aurand has brought her
mother home. The latter was sick
in Union county, but was well
enough to be brought home.
George w. Hassingerhas rented a
portion of Mrs. Emanuel Schoch's
house on Market Street and will
take possession OF it April 1st.
A teachers normal school will
open in Middleburg Monday, April
23rd. For particulars, address A.
A. Killian, MlddIeburgh, Pa. If
Winner Ocker of Shamokin came
over Saturday to Middleburg to
spend Sunday with his parents and
other dear ones at the county seat.
Lincoln Zieber, of Middlecreek,
dropped in Saturday to see us and
as usual to pay his paperin advance.
Lincoln never likes to get iu uarrears.
Mr.. Matz of Canton, Ohio, has
rented the Schoch store room and
will shortly open a clothing store
providing he can rent a house for his
family.
f. ID. II. Walter went to Sum
bury Friday evening to attend Sat
urday's market for ". II. Beaver
owing to the illness of Arthur S.
Beaver who usually makes the trip.
p. II. X. telegraph linen,en are
stretching a telephone line from
Harrisburg 10 Altoona, and phones
will be placed mall prominent offices
along the line for Inconvenience of
employees.
Mrs. ID. II. Rhoads' Sunday School
class enjoyed a pleasant evening at
the home of one of its members, Mrs.
Howard Foulk. The class has been
entertained by its different members
nearly every week for some time.
For SALE:-A general store in
small country town three miles to
the railroad in Mifllin county, doing
good business. Stock will invoice
about two thousand dollars. For
particulars, address, r. in care of
the Posi-, Middleburg, Pa. 2-22-Gt.
VIM. Snyder and wife of Mt.
Carmel spent Sunday with his par
ents, John Stahlnecker and other
friends. Mr.. Snyder formerly was
the efficient assistant postmaster of
this place. Wednesday he left for
Cleveland, Ohio, where he has ac-
cepted new position.
Bicycle Swine Book is justas valu-
able for man with one hog in a
little sty as for man with a hun
dred hogs feeding on the sheltered
side of a barbed wire fence. Its
chapter on "Cholera" isalone worth
ten times what the book costs. You
ought TO have it, the Posi- says so.
The price is 80 cents, free by mail I;
address the publishers, Wilmer At