The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-09-25

r,ssnass notices for sale at this office. |
The bank statement appears in this
issue.
We solicit special examination Of
our line. L. DoNNA'
The rain Saturday very seriously in
,,,,srsd with the attendance at the
old Fellows picnic at Beaver Springs.
STORE CLOsED-My store will be
.,osed Thursday, Oct. . and Saturday,
Oct 10, on account of Hebrew holi-
days. w. "i'
9-25 2t hahIz' ra.
Ready to wear hats, trimmed and
untrimmed hats.
L. DUNKELBERGER.
Joseph Deepen, of Mt. Carmel,
bought the Kerstetter tract in Chap
man township at Sheriff's sale for
si,5-subject to $500 dover.
CG. stroup's cider mill will run
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
aach week. The press is in good run
ming order and every thing is in ex-
celent shape. VI
Lewis Magee, of Lewisburg, the
father Of ]. E. Magee, a merchant Of
Kresmer, this county, was robbed of
slls at the Baker House, Lewisburg,
saturday evening week ago. An ar
rest was made and the victim held for
court.
Call on A. E. Soles In his new snav-
ing and hair cutting parlor for your
head cleaned with q refreshing sham
poo and clean towel to each patron
on the north side of Market square op-
posite Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar
anteed. u.
NJ. Millner, Kantz, is spending this
week in Philadelphia and New York
buying new supply Of Seasonable fall
and winter goods. Mr.. Millner always
believes in giving liberal values and
taking small profits for the purpose OF
making rapid sales. 1t
The Republican Standing Committee
met in the Court house on Saturday
and among other business the follow
ing assessments were made: Congress
$500; Assembly S75; Sheriff $50; Com
missioner S25. 1t was also decided tc
hold local meetings in each township
and one general meeting at Middle
burg the latter part of October.
William Walls, an old soldier of the
Civil War in Co. E., 6Sth Reg, Pa
VOL, took sick while travelling through
Perry township and died last Wednes
day morning at the home Of Petel
Foltz, near Aline. After his death hi
was removed to the residence of Chris
Knouse, one Of the cverseers, from
which place he was taken to the st
Thomas cemetery for interment. A
number of soldiers from Port Trever
ton participated in the burial.
Let everybody remember Saturday
Sept. 9th, the date of the Farmer
Reunion and picnic in Schnee's grove
Program as follows: Creased pig rae
at 10 am; address by J. II. Altman, o
Thompsontown, Pa, on taxation as i
affects the farmer, at II a. m. Base
ball Freeburg vs.. Fremont at 1 p. m
Address by A. F. Kahler, of Hughes
vile, Pa, on the cultivation of corn u
"p. m. Band concert and festival il
the evening. Come one, come all.
Sheriff J. L. Weiser, of Miffiintown
and railroad detective arrested one O
the workmen of Welsh Bros. show las
Friday evening and took him to Milf
IIhtown to answer to the charge O
stealing watch and So in money fron
drunken man in Mifflintown. Tn
man was not regularly in the emplo.
OF Welsh Bros, but had just joined til
iorcea few days ago. Another maj
mad been arrested at Lewistown tn
day before and he made confession
duplicating the man arrested and an
other, BE 1t said to the credit of MI
welsh, that through his kindness tn
oiiiceS were assisted in detecting an
arrcStinu tha N oll,,.od lo ,,, hro,l l,..a