The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-09

rI,e Court advertising for June Court,
icb opens June 3rd will be found in
issue.
/. expected that the repairs at the
Onklin Roller Mills will be complet-
this week.
Fine members of the Reformed church
nj, place celebrated the Lords sup
sunday morning.
fhe Juniata Conference Of Central
hnsylvania Synod of the Lutheran
lrrh was held at Beavertown May
ndS,
fhc Presbyterian congregation ut
nlintown has extended n unan'-
rs call to Rev. J. B. Rendeil of At
IN Chester county.
Farmers who want to I've sure of get
ahead of the caterpillars should
after them ut once. There is II big
again this year and if they are not
ltrovcd at once, your trees will be
Eously injured.
B. to \. +. Solcs for II smooth easy
ycor up-to-datc hair cut and head
Inscd with n refreshing shampoo or
ldrnf' removed with his tonic. \
m towel to each patron. Parlor IN
k building, one door east of Post
re- Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
is said TIE post Office at Shindlc
be- discontinued for want ola post
,lcr 1t pays tifty-dollars per year.
Ex-Shcritr samuel Lapp of Miillin-
IN has been appointed n deputy
tied States Marshal at Harrisburg
connection with the new Middle
Etrct United States court.
Ne dislike TO send duns, but quite a
Smber of accounts on our books need
Rnton so we were compelled to send
number of statements during the
week. Kindly give the matter
prompt attention, ifyou received
Bill. 1t always entails considerable
Or and expense to send out these bills
we would much prefer to use that
be and money in getting out bet
paper, instead of using it to get
at belongs to Us. Ifyour account is
paid by June lst, we must 90 TO
itional expense in sending another
Do not make us do that.
interest in peach growing in this To-
ity is on the icrease. Within three
lcs of frcebUrg the following persons
H. planted trees: Prof. G.. w. Wal
n, 100; DR.. T.. w. Tool, 400; II. NJ.
Pig, 1000; f.. Fensterbush, 1000; Geo.
Coy, 1000; Uriah Bailey, Henry
Fgle, and VIM. Eisenhauer, each 100;
p. Straycr, Robert Pachnike, J. B.
flngman, VIM. Gemberling, w. j.
tIIer, +. Bingaman, and Joseph
|l>h, each 400; Henry Nagle, Jacob
nier, John Freed, and John Dreese
Fh 200; John +. Boyer will plant sew
ihousand.-FreeJuTg Courier.
he oversccrs of the poor of Washing
twp. rented house on the first OF
I'LL Tor those who wanted support
NJ the township. This house was
Se enough to accommodate all that
ded support and they were notified
helatt that if they continued to be
p"nShip charge they must abide by
new rule, that said, all paupers un-
one roofand get ready for the move.
h'h the ovcrseers Of the poor went
'h teams To move their cares to the
"Ashlp poor house all refused to 90.
result those whom the township
are now supporting Themselves
lIch Is certainly Il great relief to the
payers Of Washington township.
peep your eye on the list of tomb
Pne Inscriptions now being published
'he inside pages of the Posi-. The
haSslnger cemetery is the new one
Presented. We will compile that next
eA' Then we will take up Jackson
"hshlp, Middleburg borough, Mid
fcfeek township and so on through
county alphabetically. We have
'eady published the lists from Ad
~ Beaver, Beaver West, Centre
.apman and franklin townships
e"ant some one with little leisure
collect the inscriptions in and
Ouhd Selinsgrove and all of Washing
Twp. except Evergreen Cemetery
nte us for terms.