The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
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~ LUCID LOCAL LAcONICs
MARCH,.

Next Monday is April Fool s Day.
Mrs. +. G. Aurand is in Philadelphia
buying supply of spring and summer
goods.
Next week we will publish the roll of
honor. Send in your remittance if you
are in arrears.
WANTED.-Good Veal Calves, also
hides and tallow. j. l.. WINEMAN,
a.9S-6,. Lewisburg, Pa.
The person who borrowed James NJ.
Van Zandt's crutches will please re-
turned them. He desires them for II
cripple.
{. II. Steininger was doing some cut
ting at plum tree Monday morning,
the ax slipping of, cut an ugly cash
in his foot.
DR.. Sholi, of Baltimore, preached an
interesting sermon in the interests of
Missions sunday evening in the Lu-
theran church.
Get your Easter hat at Miss Wagen-
sellers millinery store, Selinsgrove.
She is in the city gathering ideas and
and materials to please everybody.
APRIL.
Sweet April MANY u thought
Is welded unto thee, as hearts are we'd
Nor shall they fail till to it's autumn brought,
Life S golden fruit is shed.
-LoNGFELLow.
We heard of a man lighting his cigar
with two-dollar bill the other day;
but then he can afford it, 1t was a bill
We sent him for subscription to this
paper.
The POST is in receipt Ofa very hand
some calendar from the Seaboard Air
Line Railway. You can get one by
addressing r. E.. L. Bunch, Ports
mouth, Va.
The Republican Standing Committee
met in the court house Saturday and
organized by electing Peter Young,
Chairman; Elmer E. Wetzel, Secretary
and ]. +. Reitz, Treasurer.
BARK WANTED. Rock Oak bark
wanted, for which highest prices will
he paid. For particulars call on or ad-
dress, w. B. WINEY,
S.2l-it Middleburg, Pa.
Geo. X. Fagely, Globe Mills, will sell
a ear load of seed and cooking potatoes
beginning Tuesday Mar. 2G, and contn-
ue until sold. The varieties are Early
Rose, Early Hebron, Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, and Rural New Yorker. 2t
shave or up-to-date hair cut and head
'eansed with refreshing shampoo or
dandrutf' removed with his tonic. A
lean towel to each patron. Parlor in
bank building, one door east of Post
Jrtce Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
Just think of it. Twenty years ago an
electric motor was the rrest of curiosi-
tes, and today the Han-American En-
POSITION is preparing to use 5 600 e ec-
Fical horse power transmitted from
Niagara Falls.
The rob Is made their appearance
lere last " ek and can now be heard
Vey mornil chirping their morning
0ngs. The warm weather has also
Fought the pund squirrel out of his
inter quarters
ohe Of the great features of the South
m Pacific Exhibit ut the Pan Ameri
pm Exposition will be the handsome
cade which will be % feet front, and
Ill be composed of California redwood
different species, highly polished.
The ornaments of this front will be
nd-carved.
ne Selinsgrove Tribune say: We are
ased to be able to state that Mr.. f.
eaoch has just perfected the arrange
Fals whereby he has been able to Sc
the title to the old brick foundry,
awlll at once proceed to transform it
ga building suitable for shoe fac
v Mr.. Dreher has also been enabled
make the necessary arrangements to
perly equip and stock the new plant.
N. Engle, the photographer who
been in this place for the past three
=, leaves this week for LansfOrd,
oon County, Pa. We regret to lose
tngle as he is n photographer of
. INST class and puts out all his work
p'endid shape. He keeps abreast
e times with the latest devices for
gmodern work and always uses
most fashiona ble card mounts. He
better himself and what Is Mid
tlgs loss is Lansford's gain. Sue
him In his new field.