The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-11

''' b"''h'Si ''toISt Iblb-luS anu wife
at Fremont Saturday and Sunday.
NJ 50 Ida Weaver of Minlinburg, a
student of the Freeburg Musical Col
lege, paid a visit to Hon. G. Alfred
Schoch and wife over Sunday.
The amount cleared at the L. Il.
Church Festival, Rev. Kiracofe pastor,
was $1,000. Many thanks to those who
loaned their service to help US.
When you want to talk to this Office
by Phone, call 202, Mddleburg. Or
ders for Subscription, job Printing and
Advertising can be sent by Phone.
III. II. Harter and two sous Of sun
bury came up sunday morning. Mr.
Harter left Monday morning and the
two boys are spending several days
with their grand parents.
The Supreme Court reversed the
Judgment Of our Court in the case OF
William p. Seifred vs.. the Pennsylva-
MIA X. II. Co., and granted new
trial.
Go to SchrxG, and see the
god, s.S ,gs,1. 60 at special 1| Saturday
The following new subscribers were
added to our list this week: I. II. Sci
fred, McAlisterville, Alvin Herman,
Kratzville and William p. Beaver of
Oriental, Pa, w. D. Brown, Nerdila.
II you have late item Of News,
call us up by Phone, No. 202, Middle
burg, and let us have it. Ifyou do 40;
have all the particulars, send US VIII
you have. We will do the rest.
You can get Wines and W&iskies
anywhere, BUT, when yorA Vant the
best, tor Medical use, get prescription
from your Doctor and go to the Mid
dlegprg Drug Store for it. II.
4 ~ Prs5za ana A. 8 ). .ssaai o
Halifax were in town last week to see
the shoe factory. They wanted the
plant five years for nothing and then
would agree to pay 5000 for the COM
plete outfit. The local managers re-
fused the offer.
E. S. Stroup, Strouptown, is hand
ling high grade of Fertilizy~, manu-
factured by the BaltipQrsf fulverizing
Company. Prices range from sl3 to
$50 a ton. Persons needing a reliable
article should call on him. IT
The following are the dates of tie
Fall fairs held in this section of the
State: Centre Hall, September 18th
18th Hughesville, Sept. 22nd-25th :;
Lewisburg, Sept. 10Th to October snd I;
Milton, October 6th-9th Bloomsbury,
Oct. l3th-l6th.
WANTED-YOCNG MEN to pre-
pare for Government POSITIONS. Fine
Openings in all DeNrt3ents. Good
Salaries. Rapid PIoukfons. Exam
nations soon. Particulars Free.
Interstate Cor, Inst,
5-l6-3m. Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Gall on A. T.. Soies III HI, nrw suav-
ing and hair cutting parlor for your
head cleaned with refreshing sham-
poo and clean towel to each patron
on the north side of Market square op-
posite Central Hotel Satisfaction guar
snteed. #.
Any person desiring good fertilizer
should purchase the LACY 56wanna Fer
tilizer. See me before Afchasing else
where.
w. d. BILGER,
.6-4-5t, kreamer, Pa.
The State Educational Association at
Wilkes-Barre offers an exceptionally
strong program this year and will have
addition attractions in the way pf en-
tertaiuing, excursions, etc, Teachers
should make note of il.
The Lock Haven Paper Mills have
been awarded 4 contract for furnishing
100000 pounds OF paper To the intel
nal revenue department this year a
contract that these mills have been
filling for ten year, past. They also
furnish the paper for government
STAMPS.
Have you ever read any OF Sweden
borg's Works? If not, viii you send
me your address enclosfg ga stamp OF
two and will mail Jou one of hi,
books FREE. StateNhether you want
II In English or in German.
ApoLPH RoEpER,
80 Cleveland street.
IT, Orange, \, j
Almost four inches OF rain fell from
Saturday night to Monday morning
This was the flrst good rain for eigh
weeks. The hay crop Is blighted un
less the second crop reimburses tn
, farmers. All kinds Of vegetation SUI
q fered. The rain was worth a half