The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-06-13

CLEARING SALE.-Ciearing sales Of
all goods for 20 days at f. c. Aurand's
- H. S8-6-2t:
Twill pay highest cash price for hides,
.,o,,ow and wool. J. l.. Wineman,
# o. Lewisburg, Pa.
The commencement Cf the Musical
.CoIlece. Freeburg, will be held Thurs
evening of this week.
The c. +. Society Of Hassinger's
church will hold festival Saturday
evening, June %, at the church.
The Middleburg Base Ball Team
.knocked out" the Adamsburg Team
At Adamsburg Saturday afternoon to
the tune Of l3 to 0.
The weather Saturday and Sunday
evenings indicated great danger Of
frost, saturday being the coolest, but
fortunately passed just little above
the freezing point.
The factory personal property was
sold Monday of this week. DIR. J. w.
Orwir, G. Alfred Schoch, w. |. Gar
man and G. NJ. Shindel bought all of
il The real estate will be sold on the
18th Of this month.
Several of Union townships most
prosperous farmers, among them, Got
lob Shrey, were at the county seat Sat
urday and report that the apple crop in
their section would be small this year.
The Gazette and Bulletin, of William
snort now has tour libel suits on hand,
all growing out of the publication Of
the statement made some time ago by
Grace Lawrence, and who will be tried
this week in June court.
The straw berry vendors are on our
streets every day and most of the crop
seems to be in good condition, although
they claim that they lost a good part
of the crop through the heavy rains we
have had for the last few weeks.
Persons from Snyder, Perry and
Juniata Counties desiring to Gallo DR..
limerick will find it to their advantage
to patronize the McKees Steam Ferry.
Can cross in ten minutes. Distance
to the doctor from ferry q miles.
6-6-3t. p. S. BURREIL.
One of the prisoners in our Jail, who
is awaiting free transportation to
Cherry Hill at Philadelphia, has been
very sick since he received his sentence.
He evidently does not care to 20 where
he made his home once before for IS
months.
FARM FOR SALE.-1l9 8 acres-l00 clear
II acres covered with good timber, has
young peach orchard, all kinds of
fruit, good buildings, spring of running
water, miles north of Middleburg.
MICHAEL BLOUCH,
5-l6-2m. Middleburg, Pa.
Nevin Stroup Of Huron, S. Dakota,
son of +. s. Stroud of Swineford, met
with a serious accident May 10, 1901,
on account of an runaway colt. He
was unconscious for week, but has re-
gained consciousness and his friends
look for his recovery.
Go to \. +. Soles for smooth easy
shave or up-to-date hair cut and head
'IeanSed with refreshing shampoo or
danduir removed with his tonic. A
lean towel to each patron. Parlor in
0ank building, one door east of Post
Mice. Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
The surroundings at our station are
a' busy since the bark season opened
~ they have been for many years, al
though it was predicted for several
years that the bark was about exhaust
cd' The Railroad Company put in
aoout twenty ears Friday to be loaded
M the sidings here. f.-t..i
lhe editor of the PosT has learned
rom posltiye authority that men high
III The councils of the Reading Railroad
company are anxious to extend their
road from Clement Station to Harris
curg and Maryland on the west side of
ousquchanna river. The people along
'n's route may be asked by the friends
The movement, to sign petitions
moving whether there is demand
'or the road or not. '.@2"St- -3"'
~ Is reported that number of farm
ny IN our county have large amounts
potatoes and hay on hand yet which
.aey held for higher prices and now
sney can't find buyers at, prices much
ow-whap they -wero- offered several
months ago. Old potatoes in large lots
N source OF considerably more
trouble u than they are worth at this
%me Oa of-the year, because they can
ot pe kept clean Of sprouts unless thew
.,e M kepSih cold storage, which no Arm
I, nas, ~ they ala ppropted several
msy are virtually worthless.
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