The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-08-08


LUCID LOCAL LAcONIcS
II is said that Jacob Walter Of Krea-
ber Is afflicted with mental troubles.
The new opera house at Sunbury
ll be opened in five weeks from to-
~.
Three nice farms are advertised for
Ne in the Posi-. Bee Public Sale Re
i,ter and advertisements in the Posi-.
The notice relative to the proposed
mendments to the constitution OF
ennsylvania appears in the Posi-.
The attendance at the Pan-American
yposition has increased greatly and
he probabilities are 1t will continue to
pcrease.
Hot weather bargains in envelopes
this office. We print them and fur
ih them for less than you pay tor
lain envelopes.
This year is remarkable all over the
vord on account Of the immensely
lve number of persons killed by
ghtning.
Fire insurance agents claim that
ster works will reduce insurance on
sidences and household goods 10 per
ent and business places 20 per cent.
For SALE.-The house and lot Of
fn. Nettie Smith next to Stetler's
laning Mill, is offered for sale. Ap-
y to Gilbert & Son, Attorneys. tt.
Call on A. Z. Soles in his new shaw
pg and hair cutting parlor for your
ad cleaned with refreshing sham
% and . clean towel to each patron
The north sldgof 1lasEst sqnAss op-
ats Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar
bteed. II.
The mutes' picnic was held At Island
srk Saturday, and was largely At
Pnded. The morning trains brought
large number of people from Harris.
urg, Williamsport, Scranton, Cata-
|issa, Shamokin An d surrounding
pwns through the country.
It Is a remarkable fact that nearly
very graduate Of the First Pennsyl-
mia State Normal School goes out
ON this school with strong desire to
bntinue his education. Millersville's
faduates are found in every reputable
pllege in the land, and they are al
POST uniformity successful as students
nd teachers.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Visionary Society Of the Lutheran
hurch will hold their annual conven-
on in Middleburg, Sept. 23-s. Speak
OF prominence will be present.
mong them will be DR.. Harpster, the
pied missionary to india.
The barn of Franklin Bowersox,
Ear Pennsylvania Furnace, together
ith all outbuildings, 800 bushels Of
neat, sixty tons Of hay, lots Of barley,
c, four horses, farming implements
pa two wagons, was destroyed by fire
opposed to havd been the work Of an
cendiary, on Friday morning, July
Loss about $1,000, with no insur-
bee.
lhe graduating class of the Millers-
lie State Normal School for 1901 con-
med four students in the Scientific
purse, two in the Regular Normal
purse, and 100 in the Elementary
purse. Two teachers received State
fr!lfcates. Nearly every one Of the
aauates secured good positions as
achers before graduation. Millers-
lles graduates are sought for by di-
c1oS who desire sxcellent teachers.
The Juniata Herald last week says {:
Iharles Smith, late editor and pub
ner OF the Mexico Spy" the Tus-
fom Advocate" and the Mlllers-
wh Journal" all three defunct, was
own visitor one day this week and
aller at the Herald Office. He is now
ng at Thompsontown." Mr.. Smilh
One time was an employee Of this Of
= stranger, representing himself in
vance securing employees to con-
fuct telephone line from Sunbury
ehamokin in opposition to present
~ spent q week at Deiblers. He pro-
'sd many hands At $S per day to en-
~ on the work and gave several
snips out with IS from each a. q re-
aeF' while others gave hard PUNK
!" cinch their jobs and a. evidences
mey would be on hand when the
:. commenced. Horses were hired
unve about the country districts