The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-31
NOL. XXXVIII
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ling at the Central Hotel.
grown girls to work
IN fitting room. Apply at once at of
Ice. MAIN SHOE Co., LIMITED.
GOOD BUSINESS OPpORTUNITY.-
General store for sale For particulars
address,, n. b. 81, Posi- Printing Office,
Middleburg, Pa.
The Republican Standing Committee
will meet in this place Saturday to set
dRte for the holding of the Republican
barry election.
|unty Treasurer Smith had fam
e-union at his home in this place
rday. All his brothers and sisters
present. Bonneville gave them
dinner.
not miss the special bargain sale
". a. Arbogast of Sclinsgrove.
pity cents pays for dollars worth
bods. see special announcement
his page.
to A. f.. Soles for Il smooth easy
,e or up-to-date hair cut and head
nsed with II refreshing shampoo or
lruff removed with his tonic. A
towel to each patron. Parlor in
building, one door east of Post
le Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
be Posi- can fill its columns with
hp plate matter ut cost of sixty
page, but the most excellent
Fings Of Chas. Nj. Sheldon consist of
Rss of literature that has been trans
into fourteen different dialects
among newspaper men is consider
Spensive. The Posi- has an intel
u ht class of readers who will ap-
prostate the difference between cheap
plate matter and the high class stories
mat always have IA moral and leave a
good impression on the readers.
The Posi- has been asked so often to
Fee copy of the rules adopted by the
republican Standing Committee in Jan
|S9S that this week we re-publish the
(ntire proceedings as published in the
PoSr at that time. We advise the
leaders of the POST to cut this out and
preserve it for future reference.
The mission Band" of Susquchanna
University will be in Middleburg Feb.
and 10. The meetings will be as fol-
ows; Saturday evening and Sunday
afternoon in the Reformed church and
sunday morning and evening in the
Lutheran church. Everybody will be
ielcome at the meetings.
he remarkable popularity of the
(leS of Rev. Sheldon already pub
ri in the POsr under an exclusive
hise, has led the publisher to con-
pr the exclusive use of another
Sheldon's popular stories. 1T
gin shortly in the columns of
per. This story, like the Others
ST published, has been couy-
and the Posi- has again obtain
exclusive right to publish this
~ in Snyder County.
The Republicans of the borough
Olnlnated the following candidates
pr the spring election: Judge, |. II.
P'wersoX; Inspectors, w. III. Gutelius
Phd George Cielan; Justices of the
pace, NJ. u. Steininger and James NJ.
IN Zandt; School Directors, j. Y.
llndel and p. S. Ritter; Town Coun-
Adam Showers, ID. A. Kern, A. f.
lies, f. X. Freyman; Overseer, c. +.
elhinger; Assessor, Howard Folk;
ialtor, Edwin Charles; High Con-
Rble, II, r.. Bickhart.
republican nominations i'm Franklin
whship-Judge of Election, Samuel
Foup; Inspectors, Isaiah Bowersox,
pm Shannon; School Directors, How
- Il. Schambach, Harry H. Attig;
lpervisors, Ammon Walter; William
ray; Overseer of the Poor, William
/ walter; Assessor, John w. Walter;
auditor, Millard X. Hassinger. DEM
Vratlc nominations-Judge of Elec-
40 ION, Emanuel S. Stroup; Inspector,
walter l.. Graybili; School Director,
'acob b. Herman; Supervisor, Philip
nhlg; ~ Overseer of the Poor, Frank
,'enrlch; Assessor, John w. Walter;
auditor, Millard X. Hassinger.
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