The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-25
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TE LUCID LOCAL LACONICs

The boomers are out
Out of tOwn-the country.
\ sole survivor-Cne old shoe.
License court will he held Saturday
Printed in colors-kisses that produc,
bushes.
Found in the rocky regions babes in
their cradles.
Raised on the bottle-the inscrip ton
that's blown in.
Chicago is windy city, and they
are all Iii. winds, too.
The weather mans predictions are
often fair but false.
The heavy rains the latter part of last
week caused some swollen streams.
The LewistOwn Democrat n Sentinel
will shortly issue Il special 10Th century
edition.
1t is stated that Miillinburg will fur
nish the next term of court with Il SELL
>ational divorce sult.
The photograph gallery formerly used
by ". Nevin Englc has been removed
from b. \. kern's lot.
4 girls first love affair is like measles
its never fatal, but it's mighty incon-
yenient for the family.
Don't be in hurry about paying the
prntcr-he can live on promises an
grow as tal Us amatsh, too.
Why do girls kiss each other, while
boys do not? Because girls have moth
mg better to kiss, and the boys have.
The Susquahanna Division of the
Pennsy has three work trains, all con-
Quoted by Days, viz: James, of Sun
bury John and Eli, Of Millersburg, all
brothers.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Association, 652
Main street, Buffalo, N. Y, has estab-
ished free bureau of information for
the Pan-American Exposition. They
Engage boarding for those wishing it at
places they can recommend.
G0 to a. f. SOles for a smooth easy
have or up-to-date hair cut and head
IeanSed with refreshing shampoo or
iandruif removed with his tonic. A
lean towel to each patron. Paror in
bank building, one door east of Post
Plllce. Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
Il The meeting of the Danville confer
&nce of the Evangelical Lutheran
fhurch will take place at Salem,
8eglnning Monday evening, April 20,
10 continue for two days. This is to be
nmcdmtcly followed by Il Sunday
fchooI convention to which all, and es-
3crIaIIy thcpeople of the Salem Parish,
Pre- most cordially invited to be present.
n III. q. SNABLE, Pastor.
tlIIer OF the soil informs Us that il
FoIId he Il financial gain fora farmer to
ave sale about every third year, and
Us get rid ofn lot of implements, otr.,
o' nave accumulated and are not put
use and allowed to be exposed to all
mus "' weather, and in that way 90 ,
wreck for want of storage room.-Er. !
''"r Meyer cut an ugly cash in his |
"' while cutting an apple limb. The I
uShtanother limb and struck him &
the head. 7
lie readers Of the Posr should not Il
is ne record Of tombstone inscrir- g
ON published on the inside pages of )
ioNE This week we complete
"oo cemetery in Chapman town
'Pahd begin Franklin township. We !,
We ", r'Ntonville cemetery and Il part -.
ha'Slnger's new cemetery. Next :,
egh We complete the latter and begin
r"ssInger's old cemetery. This is
Vi 'le oldest hurying grounds in
rs section of the state. The inscrip- a
.a' Will give a clue to many of the V
st. settlers of this valley.
Inc officers of Freeburg Lodge, No {
o. o. F., were installed Satur- .
evening, April 18th, and are as fol-
,' +. IT,, VIM. P. Seifred; N. G., B. i
arnold; V. G., Lewis Fisher; Secre- q
y, Francis Glass; Treasurer, p. s.
se; N g. r. s., DR.. Marand Roth +
-, N. u. l.. s., F. J. Kerstetter; el
%uen' w John Houtz; Conductor, w.
"endt; II. 8. s., P. M. Garman; L.
y, David Meiser; o. G., Peter s. .
t@; V: G. R. s., VIM. A. Meiser; v. ", "
49,, Is IT, W. Woodling, Representa- w
.,', 70 Grand Lodge, Francis Glass. ~ =.
av's Glass has served Ere eburg "a "a
se as Its secretary for thirty years III
C,l ae Mlddleburg Hobo Club did not
aeduled. u"u"y as previous ~ -