The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-12-20

Tenn township stands the Old man.
sion house which was erected in
1794 and which is in fair state OF
preservation. During it's century
of existence it has never been own.
ed by any one but member of the
Ulrich family.
We have made arrangements with
Hon. Charles w. Herman, the re.
preventative from this county in the
Legislature Mt Harrisburg, to keep
the readers of the Posr constantly
informed concerning legislation i'm.
portant to the tax payers Of the
county. This is an important fea.
ture. Our readers will have the
privilege of getting all the latest
news from Harrisburg.
All expenses will be paid at the
Bloomsbury State Normal School
during the spring term beginning
March 2jth 1895 for the most de-
serving teacher in Snyder county.
This prize will be awarded by the
Editor Of the PosT to the teacher
who receives the largest number of
votes from Dec. Goth 1894 to March
9th 1895. Register your vote as per
coupon on page 8.
BUcKNELL ACADEMIA school for
young men and boys, T. A. Edwards,
A. NJ. Principal. Prepares for col
lege, teaching or business, thorough
instruction, firm discipline, personal
care of students. Mild and health
full climate. Next session opens
Jan. End, 1895. For catalogue or
PARTICULARS. Address,
w. 9. GRErzrSaER, Registrar,
I2-20t4t. Lewisburg. Pa.
The addition to the Court House
b,s b@ osopletsd and the Com
p,issidN m s!lll txto pcsIesvj1sA4 .oi
their new Office this week. This is
great Improvement on the old Of
fee. There is plenty of light from
the roof and n large window in front.
The addition is nicely finished and
presents very neat appearance. The
Commissioners deserve to be con-
graduated on the most excellent job
and it would be well if they could
see their way clear TO improve the
other offices.
With this issue of the Posi- VIC
close Vol. 81. The Posr was estab
lished in 1868 and has enjoyed 81
full years of prosperity. This will
be the last issue in 1894, n year re.
markable in the history of this pa
per. Three changes were made in
the ownership in this time. So
gradually and easy were the changes
made that the readers have not been
able to perceive any difference. We
wish all our readers n Merry Christ,
mas and a Happy New Year.
About October 10, 1894, two per.
sons not known to me left one bay
horse, one top spring wagon, har-
ness, two horse shoes, and old
blankets, at my stable at Kreamer,
Snyder county, Pa. The owner OF
owners are requested to come and
pay the expense for the keeping, OF
/ will sell the horse and the goods
according to law for the keeping OF
the horse, &c.
SAMUEL RUMBAUaH.
Kreamer, Pa, Dec. 4.
NOTES FROM BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
AT LEwIsBURa:-The attendance this
year foots up to four hundred stu
dents, the largest number in the
Varsity's history. All departments
of the University will close Decem-
ber 10Th for the usual Christmas re-
cess. The work of the second term
will begin January 2, 1895.
The football season just closed
has been one of the most successful
known since this popular sport was
introduced here. The team scored
l6S points against opponents, and
only 70 rolled up against it. The
great work which the eleven did was
the result of the faithful coaching
of Mr. Will Young, of Cornell.
Among the lecturers this year are
H. L. Wayland, d. d., Rev. George
Dana Boardman, ID. d, LII. D.,
Hon. Rudolph Bankenburgh, Rev.
+. S. Dobbins, all of the Philadelphia
Press, Prof. q. Nj. Philips, of the
West Chester State Normal school,
and Cortland Myers, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. Other lecturers will be an
nounced later.