The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-08-24

| ANUS VI Stauuuru pnoSpnaJe, ln-
cluding the famous Ozilized Dis
solved Bone, which has given such
good satisfaction of late years.
The Crescent Club" Of Middle
burgh and Franklin. consisting of
ten good-looking, manageable
young ladies, will attend the Will
Jams Grove Granger picnic in n
body, and will leave for that purpose
on Saturday of this week. They have
leased cottage and will have things
all their own way.
BUcKHELL UNIvERsITY.-The best
school is the cheapest. Nearly a
million dollars have been invested
in fixed and working capital in the
five schools of Bucknell University,
John Howard Harris, President.
For catalogue, illustrations and
other information, address the
Registrar. VIM. G. Gretzinger, Lew
isburg, Pa.
j. o. Herman of Kratzerville, has
accepted the superintendency of the
public Schools at Edwardsville, Lu-
zerne county, Pa, at salary of 800
per month. 1t is nine month term.
This should be an encouragement to
the teachers OF Snyder county and
convince them of the truth of Web
ster's saying, There is always room
at the top"
The Union Sunday School at Shol-
ly's school house will hold q union
basket picnic an Saturday, August
26, in the grove near the school house.
The same evening the members of
the Evangelical Association op Port
Trssolton circnt wnisDeeih u Unld;.
Bush Meeting, which will continue
over Sunday. +. Il. GILBERT,
hs j. +. FREED,
n Pastors.
MISTAKES Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage H.
censes have been granted since our
last publication :
Eli Riegle,- Chapman twp.
Katie V. Neitz,
Norman S. Bickel, McKees,
Minnie II. Reichenbach, Hoffer.
SGeo. Bellman, Tamaqua, Pa.
lJennie Bickel, BIiddlecreek
JChas. A. Rathfon, Swineford
tLillie c. Smith, Franklin tip.
WANTED-Eyery lady in town or
county to call at my home and OBJ
tain free trial of the famous Bloom
of Beauty Creme De la Creme,
Palma Skin Purifier. Bloom Of
Beauty Curling Fluid, and Bloom of
Beauty Tissue Builder. i have n
large supply of goods on hand, and
kindly solicit your patronage.
JENNIE BBIGHAUs,
Middleburgh, Pa
Mrs. j. l.. Marks and Mrs. Geo.
Erhart superintended an enjoyable
corn party at the dam on Thursday
evening of last week. Some forty
young single and married people
were present and had "high old
time" The ladies deserve a great
deal of credit for the successful
management of the affair, and the
young folks are anxiously hoping
for another opportunity of such rare
enjoyment "among the yeller corn"
Prof. Paul Billhardt, white return
ing from Mt. Pleasant Mills on We'd
nesday night of last week, in the
darkness missed the road near
Philip Amig's and drove down over
steep enbankment. Horse, buggy
and driver went down in heap, and
Mr.. Billhardt sustained severe
sprain of the right ankle, rendering
it necessary to bring him home in n
separate conveyance. The buggy
was partly wrecked but the horse
escaped injury.
The Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany has adopted the plan of plac-
ing extra rails at every mile or SO on
their system, which are to be used
only in case of an emergency. In
the past many accidents could have
been averted where rails were dis
covered to be broken had the sec
ton houses where they were kept
been nearer than five or six miles.
Great delays were often caused in
this manner and the plan will be
put in operation at once, to avoid
| tho ranatition of past accidents.