The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-11
The oysters ar" disappearing.

land.
More and more new millinery goods
received. l.. DUNKELBERGER.
The SNYDER County Sunday School
Convention will be held in the town Of
Krcamer in May.
one who claims to know says that
90 per cent of the peach and cherry
buds are still alive.
Robbers visited c. II. Steniuger and
Jas p. smith one night last week. 1t
seems strange that this fellow can not
be caught.
For stylish spring or summer hat
20 to Miss Kate a. Wagenseller's mil
linery store at Selinsgroye. All the
latest style trimmings are kept con
stantly on hand.
It's astonishing what can be done in
hat making if you think good and hard.
Our customers say we have the knack
of getting the very best out of what
ever we touch. l.. DUNKELBERGER.
BARK WANTED. Rock Oak bark
wanted, for which highest prices will
he paid. For particulars call on Grad
dress, W. Is. NlNEf,
S2l-4t Middleburg,Pa
The Lutheran Congregations of the
Bloomfield charge, embracing the
churches at Bloomfield, Evansville, and
Markleburg have extended u call to
Rev. Charles ID. Russell of Loganton,
Clinton County, Pa.
The members of the Lutheran church
celebrated the Holy Supper Sunday
evening as did also the members of
Hassinger's church Sunday morning.
Quite a number of new members Were
taken in at both places.
The contract for erecting the bridge
across tn e MahantongO creek near
Rauch's mill was awarded to the Y York
Bridge Co. for $ll99. The contract for
the mason work was awarded to JOna-
than Reichenbach of Perry township.
The county auditors of Beaver county
have surcharged the county commits
sioners with $500 of 81 $50 paid to the
sheriff of the county as salaryas jailer,
and S47 paid as salary to a jury COM
nissioners' clerk.
The mother of Governor Beckham, of
kentucky, has remarkable record
She has the unprecedented distinction
ofhaving been the mother of aG0vernor
the daughter of a Governor, the sister
ofa Governor and the cousin of Cover
nor.
Wednesday night of last week, burg
lars entered the residence of George b.
Arnold railroad station agent at Burn
ham, and after chloroforming Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold, they ransacked the house
and stole about so in money and Mr..
Arnold's gold watch.
The Gilbert's Union Sunday School
re-organized April I, 1901 with the fol-
lowing officers: Supt., Dundore f.
Walter; Asst Supt., John Hummel;
Treas, Jacob B. Herman; Sec'y. Isaac
Gilbert Librarian, Milton Reichen-
bach.
The Democratic Standing Commit
Tee met in the Court house Monday
ahd elected II, Harris Bower Chair
man and j. G. Snyder of Bcavcrtown
Delegate to the State Convention.
Go to y. Il. Soles for IA smooth easy
'haye or up-to-datc hair cut and head
,i'allSed with refreshing shampoo or
uaIidruli removed with his tonic. A
'eah towel to each patron. Parlor i'm.
oahk building, one door east of Post
once, Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
The Harrisburg Telegraph has passed
INTO new hands since April l. Mr.. f.
d. ntackpole, the new manager, is an
experienced editor, and has already
improved the contents considerable.
Inc political policy of its former editor
VIII be continued. We congratulate
's readers on having so able man at
Its helm.
one Of the surprises in railroad circles
's' week was the resignation of Presi-
peht Harris of the Philadelphia and
neadlng Railroad. George F. Baer, of
neading was chosen as his successor on
wednesday. Mr.. Harris was splen-
u'a officer, and the road was put in a
splendid condition under his adminis-
.Atlon. The past few years they have
Oeen greatly hampered, but now their
vast resources are being utilized. They
aAVe always been very liberal in tax
ms care Of their patrons, and in turn
In general. a