The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-05
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Don't forget the school entertain
ment In Seebold's Hall, Friday eve-
ming.
George Stahlnecker and wife will
start for their home in Byron Centre,
Mich, to day.
Howard Walter left last week for
Montoursville, where he has secured
q job In livery and sale stable.
Miss Ella Stetler has gone to Dam
Vile, Pa, as an assistant in the asy'
lum.
Isaiah Walter OF franklin town
ship moved his family on a farm near
Laurelton this week.
And now may smiling nature call
up her sleeping force by means OF
bright sunshine and soft southern
breezes, and buds and blossoms leap
., up In gladness.
Look at the date with your name
on the margin Of the paper, or on the
wrapper, II cent singly. 1t tells the
time to which your paper is paid. II
It shows arrearage, you know your
duty.
The warm weather and high winds
have again rendered our pub-
lie highways passable.. The snow Is
disappearing from the mountains,
the grass is sprouting and buds are
shooting. The swallows are here
and everything looks as IL spring had
come to stay. Welcome
MUSICAL CoLLKaE.-The.3 33d Ses-
sion OF the Musical School at Frees
burg will open on Monday, April 30.
An eminent lady from Philadelphia
has been engaged as principal. Ad-
dress, +. G. MoYER,
apr.4 4w. .pd Freeburg, Pa.
Last Thursday rGeorge DIETRICH
started for Millheim with II. II. Letz-
els goods, loaded on a large wagon
with six good horses ahead OF it. The
load weighed about 2 tons and it re
quired twenty hours hard work for
the team to make the trip OF thirty
miles. This gives one a pretty fair
idea ol the condition of ths roads.
Morris Edley has been the proud
owner Of pair OF blooded wild geese,
whose wings he clipped to prevent
them from flying away with their
kind. Last week a lot of dogs at
tackled the birds in field and killed
them, and Mr.. Erdley now invites the
dogs to come again when he will pre-
sent each one with little leaden
easter egg. May his aim never miss.
Commissioner Samuel b. Walter
has taken unto himself helpmeet In
the person Of Miss Stuck, as seen in
our marriage notices. Miss Stuck is ma
estimable lady and is worthy OF the
man who commands our every respect
We join with the many friends of the
couple in wishing them long and
prosperous life.
We have seen little farm, we'll till
ed, prove more productive and profi-
table than large farm skinned and
skinned /; and we have seen little
mind, well educated, accomplish more
In the actual work Of life than the
great genius who knows little OF ev.
erything, but nothing we'll.
lti now declared that the nose is
the source OF all our physical woes,
this organ being largely responsible
for headache, cough, dyspepsia, ear
ache, neuralgia, hay fever, etc. We
may add that it is also the source OF
many social troubles, by poking into
other peoples business. Will the COM
Ing man be nose>less =? Who knows
j.. G. Bowersox intends making a
trip to Florida on horseback this
spring and will start on his long
journey to the. Land OF Flowers" In
q few days. He has purchased a
mustang poney to carry him thither
and Is giving him daily lessons under
the saddle. Good by, Levi. When
You get there" drop an orange in
your pocket for us.
LUNCH PARTY.-Capt. &. w. Ryan
Post OF this place have decided on
having lunch-box festival on Sat-
nrday evening, April 2lst. All ladies
are requested to furnish each lunch
box for the occasion. More definite
particulars will appear next week as
10 where and how this thing is to be
done-but prepare for fun ahead.
Miss Susie Mensch left for Factory
Vile on Monday to attend school.
she was accompanied by Mrs. f. Il.
Bower,iwhose brother, Prof Harris, 10
principal OF the Seminary. Miss Car
rie Wittenmyer, another OF our ac-
eonplished young ladies, left for
Lewisburg on Wednesday to attend
the female Seminary In that place.
IL therei is any one thing more ag-
rivating to an editor than an empty
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