The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-18
VOL. XXXVIII

tOming so.
Talk is cheap until you want to use
4 long distance telephone.
More misery has come through in
folence than through anger.
How do you like your new neighbors?
The dead beat crop is one that never
aiIs.
Get your spring or summer hat ut
Kate A. Wagehsellers millinery store,
felinsgroye.
Ladies' and children's sailor hats
md lcghorn hats at y and 50 cts.
l.. DrNKELBERGER.
The old blacksmith shop occupied in
,ccnt years by II. ID. Stahlnecker has
bccn torn down.
Arrangements are being made for
N-union of the DIST p. V. |. at Millln-
burg some time this summer.
If Aguinaldo wears one of those dia-
klonds for IA collar button ii may show
e has got it in the neck.
The First National Bank of Beaver
prng, has paid in SIS, ,49l of the S25,-
uOrequircd to start their bank.
Rev. Srarle and family have moved
Port Trcvcrton. He has charge of
he United Evangelical Circuit.
Forest fires in the vicinity of Adams
urg are devastating valuable timber
had. Locomotive engines and incelI-
iarie. started them.
Our summer millinery opening will
Ike place Thursday, Friday and Sat
rday, May 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
l.. DUNKELBERGER.
The trout season opened Monday and
be fisherman sped away to the noun
Jim steams for catch of the spreckled
eauties.
Hicks predicted windy weather for
prl will not be over with this blow.
(e says we are to have lots more of it
bring the month.
The Lutheran church of this place is
ithout shepherd. Nine different
bplicants have signified willingness
take care of the flock.
The annual convention of the p. o.
of A. of snyder County will be held
McKees ! Falls Saturday, June lst.
good meeting is promised.
The parsonage trustees of the L. B.
hurch have made quite an improve
TENT on their property by way of lay.
|g tiling through the lot, to do away
ith the open gutter.
Now is the time to advertise. The
bsT reaches the substantial people of
byder County. You can not increase
pur business without thorough sys.
NJ of advertising. The Posi- will
ing results.
Before General Miles lets his Presi-
initial boom get too big he hadibetter
edltate on Presidential boom, once
property of George Dewey, U. S. n.
here is that boom now? Ask of the
nds that all around with fragments
fewed the sea.
a bill now before the Legislature,
u which will interest our farmers
20 nave been engaged in II crusade
aihst hunters, provides n fine of So
hunting on Il private property with
permission Of the owner.
The merchants of the state, especial
The retailers, will be pleasantly sur
lSed at the prospect of having the
eFcahtlle tax they are now paying
exactly in two. The ways and |
Fahs committee of the legislature
We reported favorably and the bill
III be passed.
he best and finest assortment of
lllnery goods ever brought TO Selins-
I'VE can be seen at Kate A. Wagen-
iers Store, Selinsgrove. Plenty of
'lce to suit both the large and small
'Aet book. You get more for the
Pney here than elsewhere.
20 TO A. E. Soles for a smooth easy
Veor up-to-date hair cut and head
S,'ea with a refreshing shampoo or
iurul removed with his tonic. A
~ "wel to each patron. Parlor in
building, one door east of Post
'e' Satisfaction guaranteed. tt.
sa',tracks of extraordinary size have
~, round on the farm of Grover
'eAnd near Princeton. Is this
wi portent? Or does it merely in.
,"ss ~ .nat some educated bear, having
ote. aeu that Mr.. Cleveland Is a great
, went to Princeton to have
sp! %rt! Surely with comets, new
\. 'nu bear tracks It looks as II some.
pg We're bruin. - '