The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-02

Ihe New York Sun say wig
making has reached wonderful
pitch of perfection. Many man
wears u wig without having it's ex-
istence suspected by his most init
mate friend. The old fashioned
wigs are no longer used. The new
wigs are of fine net, and each hair is
sewn through the network separate
ly ; then it is pasted on the bald
scalp, and the hair may be dressed
by barber and combed and brush
ed anywhere on the scalp. Once n
week or every ten days the wig is
taken off by the maker, the scalp
thoroughly rubbed and dried and
the wig pasted on afresh.'
Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar for
1890 is out, and the demand for it is
certain to be immense, for more
taking calendar it is difficult to
even imagine. Art and utility are
beautifully blended in the lovely
girls head on dark olive back
ground, and the neat pad appended
giving the months in concise, read
able shape, with history of the
year alternating, in rhyme, and also
illustrated. Early application ut
the druggists will be necessary to
secure this gem. If you fail there,
send 6 cents in stamps to G. /. Hood
Il Co., Lowell, Mass.
A local Institute will be held mt
Middleburgh on Friday evening,
January 3lst, and on Saturday,
Feb. 1st. The following are subjects
for discussion, opened by the follow
ing teachers Language by How
ard Walter, Geography by Kate
BowersoX, Arithmetic by Jerome
Erdley, U. S. History by VIM n.
Rearick, Reading by G. T.. Spangler,
Orthography by Chas. Derr, How to
conduct recitation by II. S. Stet-
/ Ter. 1t IL hoped TINT all teachers will
take n part in the work in order to
make it instructive. A lecture on
Friday night. All are invited to be
present.
Harry H. Harter, of Hartleton, or
Thursday of last week captured one
of Snyder county's brightest and
best young ladies, in the person of
Miss Lille Orwig of this place, for
wife. The ceremony took place at
the residence of the brides parents
| CDr j. w. Orwig) in the presence Of
a few chosen friends, and was per
formed by her uncle, Rev. $. p. Or
wig. The couple left on the p. VI.
train for Philadelphia and New York
to spend their honeymoon, convey
ing with them the hearty congratu-
lations and good wishes of their
friends who hope they may be per
mitted to enjoy IN abundance of
domestic bliss
That only paradise that hath survived the ralI. "
MATRIMONIAL MARKET. The follow
ing marriage licenses have been
granted by the clerk of the Orphans
Court of Snyder county since the
last publication:
Henry Lessman, Fremont. PA
Emma Jane Paige, "
iCalvin S. Goss, Lowell
Ida l.. Dreese +"
SWIM. G. Snyder, Beayertowp.
tSue A. Hassinger, "
! Edward s. Straub, Centreyille
Kate Newman, Hoffer.
,Ammon G.. Weider. West Beaver.
lSarah II. Musser, Adams twp.
! "a. Nj. Aurand, Beaver Springs
tJennie Nj. Helfrich,
sd. II. Sholly, New Berlin
IL. E. Beaver, Dry Valley X Roads.
{Henry Walborn, Kantz.
elizabeth f.. Hughes,
SE. Il. Barner, Oriental
| Maggie f.. Cox, Dimmsville.
SThad. w. Hall, Lewistown
Carrie B. Mertz, Selinsgroye,
William o. Lash, Domanstown
lAnnie Mary Meyer, Mcclure.
IJohn w. Wagner, Mcclure
| Lydia Kahley, :"
". W. Womer, Fremont, Neb.
], I'M. Il. Mengle, Mt. Pleasant Mills,
Harry II. Harto-,4 Hartleton
tLiihe >. Orwig, Middleburgh.
! n Z. Walter, Middleburgh.
Mary Il. Bobb, Beavertown,
Elmer IN RrJ;; d hjhngler, Kratzerville.
| Daniel X; Stahl,, Chilisquaque.
Hannah A. heister, Adams twp
Arthur u, Carey, Philadelphia.
tJessie EDy' Selinsgrove
alice Ma.niSs M 2hSedaS p hSehnee' Freeburg.
| SWm. III. Bobb, Selinsgrove
| Margaret Sparb,
SJohn II. Bingaman, Troxelv;lle
granny D. Barger, Pennscreek.