The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-28

Frank Riegcl caught % rats in two
nights in one tran
Irwin Walter had his leg broken acc,
IDENTIFY at the tannery Weusday morn
ing.
sl.75 u4r>A one gallon Of pure
white all rye 2/yo ]. L. M"rA's
MiddIeburg
Benton n. Meyer Of Hoder was at
Middleburg Ionday and enrolled his
name on the Posr subscription list.
\ portion Of the Middleburg band
went to Centervlle, Saturday evening,
Ia assist the centcrvilIe land with n
festival.
w. a. Schnee Of Schnee who is en-
gagged In the lumber business was at
the County seat Monday morning and
called at this office.
III. =. HOot Of Produce, becamca new
subscriber to the Posi- and Philip HoOt
OF DundOre advanced his date one year
Monday. Come along, there j. room
! for more.
Mrs. Rachael Mccoy, aged -, and
Mrs. Nancy Brindle, aged 73, two
widely known women Of Mihiin Co.,
died within a few minutes Of each
other on Sunday last.
Rev. y. a. Kracofe Of the {. T..
Church preached the annual memorial
sermon in the Court House Sunday
evening to full house. Capt. Ryan
Post attended the services.
Send in your order for envelopes, let
ter heads, note heads, statements, bill
! heads, cards and anything you need in
the printing line. You always get
neat job and low price.
Architect John F. and tonsorial art
III Calyin Stetler and Register and
Recorder Willis, are attending the
Knights Templar Grand Commandery
Conclave at Philadelphia this week.
III siHHaII Vi al I0-lIlpIlLl-o!I zoos
ter which was killed aud dressed for
dinner Mrs. Rebecea Spangler, of Car
Isle, found three pennies, silver dime,
nickle, an old fashion Spanish silver
u and several buttons.
. m Chl.2d jury. should approve the
y -.,..s1 ;. s.ss ,.-..zeis siiI sofsis ls os
snyder county for Monument. 1t is
q mark Of respect and esteem proposed
to be erected aud it should be bestowed
ungrudgingIy to the heroes Of our
county.
An editor Of a small American paper
recently states that he had been kissed
by one Of the most beautiful married
women in the town. He promised to
tell her name in the first issue Of his
paper next month. In two weeks the
circulation Of his newspaper doubled.
But when he gave the name ofLi- wife
he had TO leave town.
Have you ever read any II -veieu-
borg's Works? If rot, will you -end
me your address euc,o-iuga stamp or
two and will mail vou one Of his
books FREE. state whether you want
it in English or in German.
ADOLPH ROEDER.
- Cleveland street,
IT, Orange, y. J.
Mr., Knight, Of Lewistowu, an otli-
cial of the Lewistowu Division OF the
2. r. r. was in this place Monday. He
thinks he only solution to satisfactory
service of passenger trains on this divi-
sion lies in the running Of another
train each way every day. La this the
Posi- and many others agree with him.
The superintendent of this division,
however, has not yet spoken on this
subject.
Our readers will find in this issue a
section of tombstone inscriptions of the
Cemeteries in the Borough Of Selins-
grove. The work Of completing this
list has been delayed on account OF the
reports of several cemeteries, not hav-
Ing been received. After Selinsgrove,
we have the townships of Union and
Washington which will be published
in their turn. These inscriptions are
all published in book form and will
be offered for sale as soon as complet-
ed.
Sis SI.7Sll Sl.7S!!!
Is what l will ~eIl one gallon Of
White All SSxSvhlskey for. These
goods arspuFfbt white. Come and