The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-10-18
Most OF the outdoor work on the

improvements are contemplated 1Or
next year in the event of the Legis-
lature being generous.
On Tuesday evening some girls
from the other end of town who are
old enough to know better, made
themselves conspicuous 10y tearing
down ligs at Prof. Billhardts and
Mrs. Dibichaus' residences.
The Editor Of this paper spent
Sunday Mt Wilkes Barre the Man
ager ard the angel were to Selins-
grove aud the devil was at Lewis
town, while the foreman remained
A. home and went TO church.
j. l.. Markle, Bloomfield at
to~rov i- under arrest for the en-
bczzlompnt Of ~ 100 from an estate
he settled. The attorneys there
seem 10 furnish considerable of the
business for The criminal court.
Fou SALr.-The house and lot
situate next to Stetler's Planning
Mill, in the French Flats, will be
sold at private sale. Call on or ad-
dress, NIEs. NrrriE SMITH,
Eagle Hotel Swineford, Pa.
Boots, Shoes. Rubbcrs. Paints,
Oils. Glass. Nails, Cans, Anuuni-
tions, Building material and gen
eral line of Hardware for sale cheap
for cash ut VI. $. ScnRoYER's,
l2-l. Sulinsgrove, Pa.
The King of Corca wishes for less
of that divinity that doth hedge
king No metal instrument is
allowed 10 touch his sacred person,
so he is dying of disease of the
throat which an operation might
cure.
NIL. Miller, the Selinsgrove marble
cutter, has placed n most elegant
monument ut the grave of the Ia
mentod wife of our townsman, SIS.
Schoch. 1t is type of architectural
beauty. Mr. Miller has already order
ed two carloads of granite for the
spring trade.
The Dauphin County court has
thrown out the certificates of nom
inotion of $. Woods Caldwell, of
Lock Haven, and Matt Savage, Clear
field, the rival Democratic candidate
Tor the State senate in the Thirty
fourth senatorial district, and their
names can only go on the official
ballot by nomination.
A large and enthusiastic reception
was give" Monroe III. Kulp. the "
~pu. ons.,so. .. cane
BeD,.,a Wednesday evenl
There were bonfires, parades, musf,-,
oratory, etc. The speakers were
Clarence +. Huth. l.. S. Walter and
j. Il. Bastress. Tho meeting was
held III the opera house.
Six tickets have been placed in the
field for the state offices 20 be filled
at the approaching election in
Pennsylvania. Besides the regular
nominee of the Democratic and Re-
publican parties, candidates have
been nominated by the Prohibition
lists, Peoples party, Independent
Republicans and the Socialistic Lab
or party.
WELL DRESSED PEorLE.-- 1t is n
matter of common remark, that the
best dressed folks seen on the streets,
are those who buy of me. / give my
utmost attention to selecting the up
to-date styles. You might go to
New York or Chicago and see bigger
stores and pay bigger prices, but
you couldn't get later styles.
LIBBIE DUNKLEDERGER's Millinery.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage L.
censes have been granted since our
last publication
yJohn l., Free, Washington Twp,
tSadie A. Kratzer, g. ."
SW. III. Beistle, Port Treverton,
iLottie Reubendolf, Herndon'
r. b. Reichenbach, Perry.Twp.,
Emma Dressler, g"
IB. +. Harley, Beaver Spring.
iMellie Miller, Washington Twp.
A writer from Holidaysburg says
This bit of reminsence may not run
amiss. On October5, 1896, the snow
covered the ground to the depth
of eighteen inches. The buckwheat
was still in the ground and the
apple trees broke down under the
weight of the snow, Major Jesse
II. Crawford, of Gaysport, has q