The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-07-11

ew shingle roof has been placed
Franklin Rolling Mill.
hort session of court was held last
hesday and argument court Tues
II this week.
tie a great many huckleberries
llready being taken of Shade
htain.
w that the picnic and festival sea-
as opened, send in your announce
Is for the Posi-.
the result of the loud explosion
ire cracker on July 4th. Mrs. Jos.
arks of franklin dropped to the
in swoon. She was troubled
heart failure. She is improving.
esident Schwab need ook no fur
for the six men that he wants at
OO a year. We're one and he can
he rest by using our want ad.
nn.
G. Buck, Middleburgh, Pa, has
Brown Herb Tablets for sale, which
rood remedy for many ailments.
on or write to him for sample of
remedy. Seven months treat
for $1.OO, 6-2C-4t.
e Middleburg band, the ladies'
Is and the G. A. r. Of this place
numerous others took in the
Is at Lewisburg OH July 4th in
lection with the unwilling of the
iers and Sailors monument at
place.
ARM FOR SALE.-l19 acres-lOO clear
cres covered with good timber, has
ung peach orchard, all kinds of
good buildings, spring of running
er, 4 miles north of Middleburg.
MICHAEL BLOUCH,
|2m. Middleburg, Pa.
b to A. E. Soles for o smooth easy
Fe or up-to-date hair cut and head
hsed with a refreshing shampoo or
iruff removed with his tonic. A
d towel to each patron. Parlor in
/ building, one door east of Post
K. Satisfaction guaranteed. tt.
he record breaking heat of last week
not had a parallel In this latitude.
il the thermometer soaring around
degrees Fahrenheit, it is not very
sant for any one. That amount OF
makes a fellow wish he was down
he seashore with a nice bathing
and a plunge into the cooling,
ing surf.
nee the publishing Of the list OF
tributors in the Posi- John M.
yer, the Freeburg butcher, has con-
|uted $500 to the fund for purchas-
the site for the tannery. We are
pleased to make note of this as
In is not a citizen Of our town but
knows a good thing when he sees il
is always willing to do his duty.
Fhe Shoe factory and machinery was
q at sheriff7s sale for $500. 1t was
hght by the endorsement creditors.
bether they will sell the plant or op,
tie it themselves has not yet been
bounced. 1t is presumed they would
her sell 1t to one, two or three per.
bs in order to concentrate the man.
ement and get away from the worst
|ture Of the plant in its past history.
Last weeks Miffiinburg Telegraph
Is: A few days ago valuable horse
longing to Mr.. Jere Shrawder was
ercome by heat as he was driving to
is place from Middleburg, and dur.
B the night of said day Monday
ID, a loss to him of $l35.OO. He only
GENTLY purchased the animal and the
Is is q sore one to him. PhilanthrOpiC
iron Klose is endeavoring to raise q
rse to reimburse him, in part at least,
ID we trust that our citizens who can,
III kindly help Jerry out Of this fin
cial misfortune.
Since our last issue we had the fol
wing cash callers: NJ. Millner, Kantz
D. Carey, .Selinsgrove; Henry N
alter, Selinsgrove; Amos Musser,
'nnscreek; Robert Bause, New Berlin
F. Markley, Aline;J. E. Loss, Penns
eek; Elmer Zechman and Jobe Wal
Of Franklin township; w. M. Jar
Il, Viola, Del; Edgar Rishe, Roch
EN-; Chas. E. Long, Catawissa; H.
I. Musser, East Waterford; Henry
engle, Mt. Pleasant Mills; Prof. w,
Kaufman, Yonkers, N. Y; Mrs. 8,
Klingler, Dry Valley X Roads; F.
Schafier, Mcconnell, Ills; B. H,
lster, Swineford; J. r. Knepp, Bea'
rtown; VIM. Kepler, Blairs Mills
w. Aigler, Beavertown; VIM. H.
look, Selinsgrove; Milton HAcken'
rg, Kissimmee; 8. Weis, Selinsgrove
'nton Kriegbaum, Mt. Pleasant Mills
Avid Hoover, schnee; VIM. Smith