The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-21
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Do not forget the concert in the court
house saturday night.
The Franklin township school board
had meeting Saturday.
Neat lob printing can be had at liber
al prices by leaving your olders at this
office.
Just received IA full line of the latest
and most desirable spring goods ut +.
c. Aurand's.
Quite great deal of sickness is prev
alrnt in the neighborhood. Doctor
Herman is kept quite busy.
The pair of spectacles found in Mid
dleburg during court week are still at
this office awaiting the owner.
WANTED.-Good Veal Calves, also
hides and tallow. J. l.. WINEMAN,
9-9s-6l. Lewisburg, Pa.
The town council organized by elect
ing d. A. Kern, President; Calvin Stct-
Ter, Secretary, and the Fir National
Bank, Treasurer.
We are willing to accept the state
ment of the weather man that spring
is on the way if he can get the ground
hog TO guarantee it.
Another expedition sailed for the north
pole. The pole seems to be like wo-
mans skirt pocket. Everybody knows
where it is, but nobody can reach it.
BARK WANTED. Rock Oak bark
wanted, for which highest prices will
be paid. For particulars call on or ad-
dress w. b. WINEY,
S-2l-4t Mddleburg, Pa.
you want to enjoy good concert,
90 to hear the Susquehanna University
Clubs, Saturday evening March 23rd
in the court house. Admission 10 and
20 cents. 3-7-3t
\ report reached Middleburg that NJ.
MiIIner of Kantz had died. Tuesday
morning we were pleased to learn that
the report was false and that Mr.. Mill.
ner was improving.
Awoman in Dauphn county brought
s'it against Il Mr.. Good The other week
for the recovery of s., 600 for an alleged
hugging. The jury returned Il verdict
awarding the plaintiff six cents dam
ages.
Geo. X. Fagely, Globe Mills, will sell
a ear load of seed and cooking potatoes
beginning Tuesday Mar. 26, and contin-
lie until sold. The varieties are Early
Rose, Early Hebron, Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, and Rural New Yorker. 2t
TO to \. L. Soles for a smooth easy
shave or up-tO-date hair cut and head
'eansed with a refreshing shampoo or
dandruif removed with his tonic. A
''eall towel to each patron. Paror i'm
oahk building, one door east of Post
oIllce. satisfaction guaranteed. If.
a man may have doub Is about spring
oelhg here, and give good reason for
he same, but when he steps on loose
'oafd with crack in it, and has about
quart ol icy water squirted eighteen
inches up inside the leg of his trousers,
'e should certainly be convinced.
a handsome monument to the dead
'ouIers and sailors of Union county is
oe erected at the corner of Third
'eet ana University Avenue, Lewis
urS, this spring. 1t will be fifty feet
nsh, constructed of Vermont granite,
acost of SlO,500. The unveiling will
"Ne pace next Fourth of July. David
iiili Assistant Secretary of State, is
Apected to make the unveiling ad-
lress.
among the monthly magazines, we
Nnow OF none that offers more for the
"o"ey than the j. w. Pepper Piano
'usic Magazine. The March number
v"'alns "a pages of music for the
'aho-2l pieces, 10 vocal and II in
iumental. Prominent among which
''sht be mentioned: "Sail Home" a
au.,cal waltz song for baritone, by
- W. Petrie, author of "Asleep in the
peep;" IA Song of JOY" an Easter
ms' my Dy Arthur Trevelyan; author of
~. me Kingdom of Peace" etc., and
nls Casino March," by Walter B.
osers, the celebrated cornet soloist,
,'nerly with Gilmore's, Sousa's, and
ner prominent bands. The price,
=, h.N per year, brings it within the
ach Of all.