The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-14

White-pine Shingles. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere.
r. II. MAuRER, New Berlin, Pa.
Fine embroideries, ladies' fine hos
i iery, chimoisettes, ladies' and chill
dren's kid glov es, at the very lowest
prices at Libbie Dunkleberger's Mil
linery store.
The Pennsylvania Society" of the
state of Indiana held meeting on
the evening of the 2nd at Elkhart and
decided to hold their annual gather
ing the third Saturday in August.
The Lutheran Reunion this year
will be held at Clements Park, on tn e
3Oth day of August, instead of on
Shikellimy Heights, where it here
| tofore has been held for several years.
Rev. II. Foster Fetterolf of Maple
Hill, Lycoming County, will preach
II trial sermon at Hassing church
or Sunday morning, June 18th, and
in the Lutheran church of Middle
burgh, in the evening.
Prothonotary J. G. Schoch with
the assistance of n number of friends
on Saturday last raised his residence
to the height of thirteen inches. This
makes II decided improvement in the
appearance ot:thc house.
We are in receipt of an invitation
to attend the nth annual Com
mencement of Bucknell University
to take plac from June l5-20. The
total nu mber of graduates this year
in all departments is TO- A very
large atten dance is anticipated.
Bro. Lesher of the Times made one
of his weekly visits to Philadelphia
last week, and while there, we s" ),
pose. learned of the 'hemp" crop in
Snyder county. Thanks joe, for the
favor conferred, are you often press
ed for emergency locals?
A philosophical writer says: When
YOU are annoyed and mortified by
wha you" children do and the way
they appear, stop and think wheth-
or you have any real cause for cha
grin or not; an d if you see nothing
that is going to affect their future
character unfavorably, do not worry.
Rev. w. c. Dunlap of Pine Grove
Mills, former classmate of the
Editor, needed the scriptural admo-
milton that it is not good for man to
be alone. He was married last We'd
nesday to Miss Irene Beck of Love
vile. We understand the young
parson has call to the Duncannon
charge, Here is our Bs1- Wilton.
May the lessings of Joy and felicity
constantly attend your voyage down
the stream of life.
G. II. Steininger last week found a
land turtle on his farm that he had
seen 40 years ago. The inscription
sc. III. st. 1884, was found upon it..
Mr.. Steininger in his Younger days
used almost every opportunity to cut
his initials upon these turtles and no
doubt in after years, many of them
will again be found. Mr.. Steininger's
find discloses the fact that these be-
ings live for long, long time, some
reaching the century mark.
The catalogue of Ursinus College
for the year 1S93-94 is a handsome
publication of 96paGes. 1t is replete
with information concerning the fac
ulty, courses of study, equipment,
and facilities of the institution, and
gives n very clear analysis of the
principles on which the institution
is organized. The number of stu
dents in attendance during the year
is l54. A copy of the catalogue may
be obtained by writing to the Pres
ident at Collegeville, Pa.
MISTAKEN Souls WHo DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage H.
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
SJ. j. Shawver, West Virginia.
(Virgie ID. Meyer, Adams Twp.
calvin DsLong, Beaver Springs,
lCora s. Brininger,
ANDREW Bear. Swales, Pa,
| (Emeline M. Knepp, Middlecreek.
IUriah Nj. Strawser, Mahantonga,
Jamie G. Bickle, McKees ! Falls.
}John A. Zerbey.. Altoona, Pa,
Maggie M. Ulrich, Selinsgrove.
Isaac @. Hommel, Middlecreek,
FAINT 10 nj. Peters, Crossgrove.
,E. E. Hoke, Penn Twp,