The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-09-15

NONti ilOl DtuNtl utShtS tulOuSu
the press to invite all members of
his regiment, the One Hundred and
Forty eighth, to be present Mt the
reunion of the second corps at
Washington during the Grand Army
of the Republic encampment this
month.
S. Weis, proprietor Of the Central
Dry Goods Store of Selinsgrove is
in Philadelphia and New York this
week buying his fall and winter
goods, and by the time this paper is
in the hands of the reader he will be
prepared to show such n stock of
goods as only he is able to exhibit in
Selinsgroye.
Selinsgroye will have two hotel
licenses transferred mt the coming
Court, the 1st National and Nation
al hotels, j. b. Fokler will again take
charge of the lst National hotel
(better known as the "holeO. Mr..
Fockler goes back to his old love,
the popularity of the inn being due
to his labors. s. Times.
We are indebted to w. II. Whar-
ton, Secretary of the Port Royal
Fair, for complementary to their
exhibition on Sept. 81, -, and %.
The special attractions will be trot-
ting, running, bicycle racing, bal
loon ascension, and parachute leaps
every day. Excursion over the s.
q l.. and Tyrone Divs. of the P.R.R.
Corbet did not drive Sullivan to
drink. 1t was Sullivans misfortune
that drink drove him to think he
conld dissipate and whip the world.
There's where he made mistake.
The poor defeated exchampion has
n future !s.,at + he i.s s?d paagHass psIa TO- drank
< sim he might have gone down in
history rs the undefeated gladiator
of the Nineteenth century.
ATTENTION. would respectfully
inform all comrades. going with
Capt. G. w. Ryan Post 3Gi, G.. A. II.
to the Goth National Encampment
at Washington, that special car
running through to Washington has
been secured and will be attached to
mail train east on the 5. n l.. road
due here Sept. 10th, mt ga. m. Ev-
cry comrade will be furnished with
a cane. G., G. GUTELIUs,
Agent.
One of the noblest things in the
world is the self-sacriice which
leads II woman to toll to the utmost
of her strength, and beyond it, in
support of II sick or crippled hus-
band. But when you look at Il
strong, healthy man who permits
his wife to earn the family living
while he loafs around bar-rooms and
rails about the wrongs of labor, YOU
don't feel any inspiration, unless it
be to kick the fellow.
"MIsTAKES Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage H.
censes have been granted since our
last publication
JWilliam Dreese, Beayertown
Ida Il. Wetzel,
Up. G. Hartman, Ponns Creek |
Mary Irene Reigle, Middleburgh. |
}Geo. W. Stah! Chapman twp.
iAlice a. Shailer, Union twp. |
SChas. II. Walter, Middleburgh.
mora f.. Gutelius, Middleburgh.
! VIM. f. Baumgardner, Lowell.
| Hettie O'Donnel, SeiglerviIle.
The Fetterolf boy, bitten by a rat
lesnake, last week, is out of danger
His wrist was wound with cord to
prevent circulation, and cut onions
placed on the wound, and a heavy
lose of whiskey administered inter
fortunately soon after the
make had struck his finger. The
niger and hand had swollen some,
nd considerable pain had been felt
rom the effect of the bite. e.-Centye
Tall Reporter
Men with money are denounced
$ fossils and enemies of progress
,hen they put it on interest and
ettle down to enjoy n life of ele-
ant leisure. If they build mills
nd factories and employ large mum ;
ers of workmen they must be pre- ,
ared to hear themselves described 9
s monopolists, plutocrats, oppres- !
ors to the poor, beneficiaries of =
and much more of the I
anne sort. This is hardly Just.