The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-15

~. 1OJJeuSIeln uJ OnamOkln Dom-
both first class selections.
A. L. Gilbert, son of Jacob Gilbert,
Esq, and G. j.. Mensch of the PosT,
who have been attending the Frank
lin Il Marshall Academy at Lancas-
ter, returned home last Saturday to
spend their vacation.
+. T.. Bower Esq, is taking les
sons on the bicycle. He does quite
well for an amateur, and although
he raises quite rs much dust as law
yer Weiser, he is not so destructive
to the public highway.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage IL
censes have been granted since our
last publication
SJames J, Kahley, Mcclure,
MAIZE Lins,
": l. Stonecypher, Selinsgrove,
Hattie Ulrich,
The Evangelical Sunday school of
Port Treyorton will hold Children 5
Day exercises on Sunday, June Is,
at $3.50 A. NJ. and 7 Z. NJ. Music
will be furnished by the choir, and
declamations by the juniors. Adj
dresses will be delivered by Prof.
Bowersoy and Rev. Davis. Con-.
Eight years ago Harrisburg
man saved wealthy Luzerne coun-
ty man, who was hard of hearing,
from being run down by a train.
The rescuer got 5000 on the spot
and few days ago the news came
to him that the wealthy man had
died and had willed him S25, 200.
Johnny Bolender, son of ex-treas-
urer Charles Bolender, whilo playing
with a revolver on Friday Of last
week, caused one Of the cartridges
to explode and the ball, after lacer-
ating n finger, entered his thigh to
such depth that the physician has
been thus far unable to recover it.
Our old friend Adam Bubb of
New Berlin, has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mails be-
tween New Berlin and Middles-
warth, and is having wagon built
expressly for carrying passengers.
With the improved facilities over
this line first class transportation is
now afforded from Middleburgh to
New Berlin by way of Centreville.
Bellefonte has evidently its quote
of inebriates, as it is rumored n gold
cure establishment will be started
there soon. For some of them we
would advise dose of lead instead
of gold it would be cheaper and
the town would be benefited. With
n gold cure and n prohibition paper
to be started there, the town is up
to date.-Cent Hall Reporter.
1t has been shown that a stream of
water from q nozzle with n diameter
any place between six and nine inches,
with the surface of the sourse of
supply $50 feet high, will furnish
power enough to lift bowlder of
l 200 pounds into the air and hold it
there. A stream of this character
cannot be cut with an AK, as it is
made as impervious as u bar of TEN.
pered steel by the enormous pres
sure resting upon it.
The officers of the society of the
Army of the Cumberland at Wash
ington, ID. c., have been engaged for
six months, and with great success,
upon work of much interest to
veterans. They have undertaken
to obtain the names, postofiice ad-
dresses and occupations of the sur
vivors of that army. The object is
to print n roll of honor. The histor-
ian, Col. G. G. Kniffen, has already
secured the addresses of 10000,
Governor Pattison has vetoed the
bill to reimburse the counties in
the State for the money expended
in rebuilding the bridges swept
away by the June food of 80. The
funny thing about it is the blarney-
ing i'll his veto message regarding
the great expense this would be to
the State, and then sits down and
signs nearly all the other appropri-
alton bills passed by the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature during its last
session. He reminds us very much
Of the man who stopped up rat
hole with piece of stoye-pipe.