The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-08
VOL. 81.
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

But bought no soap at all.
The Sign was changed complexion soap"
Price 30 cents per cake
The dealer ln the next two weeks
fortune small did make.
Mrs. Frank 5. Reigle spent last
week with her parents at Freeburg.
VIM. X. and Scott Miller, of near
Salem, were in town several hours
on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Wittenmyer of Buck
nell, spent Sunday at her home in
this place.
Mrs. l.. T.. Pawling, of Selins-
grove, visited relatives in Middle
burgh, over Sunday.
John Eisenhart and wife, of Sha-
mokin, are visiting relatives and
friends in Middleburgh.
Calvin w. Steininger, of Lewis
burg, visited his parent, G. II.
Steininger's, in Middleburgh, over
Sunday.
Jas. G.. Grouse, Esq, purchased
the Michael Schoch homestead at
public sale on Saturday. Consider
alton, $4,000.
MUSICAL COLLEGE. The spring term
opens May l, in vocal and instru-
mental music. For catalogues ad-
dress Henry b. Meyer, Freeburg,
Pa. 3w.
John L. Bowersox, who clerked in
large dry goods store in Chicago,
arrived in Middleburgh last Thurs
day to spend some time with rel
atives and friends.
SHINGLES S. SaLEs / have just
received 100, ,0Ov No. l, 2 and 32finch
~. ~. :; :; e Shingles. Cali ana see
them ire buying elsewhere.
u Fl. MAURER, New Berlin, Pa.
I Correspondents for papers should
use only one side of the paper to
write upon and should not use the
term parties" for persons" nor
SSo, "Sundayed" when it is meant
that somebody spent Sunday some
where.
NoTIcE.-I have just received a lot
VI the latest improved and finest
fanges and cook stoves that even
\ same to this town. Call and see
chem before buying elsewhere and
Md save money. NJ. L. SHANNON,
Swineford, Pa
NoTIcE.-Persons holding oui
3remium Furniture Cards are no
tfied to present them fully punched
Out not later than March 81, 1894, il
hey want the premium, asafter that
bte they will be considered voiG
hd of no value. S. WEIs,
(arch 8, '9l, 4w. Selinsgrove, Pa
"MIsTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM oil
/ BLISS. The following marriage Ii.
censes have been granted since oui
last publication
IJas. l.. Ocker. Adams twp
lAnna M.Aumiller, Spring "
,John 1. Hummel, Monroe twp
/, lJennie Aumiller, Shamokin Dam
| Henry j. Keiser, Middleburgh
Caroline Faust,
VI. Calvin Herbster, Adams twp
Catherine II. Hommel, Spring
When Pennsylvania gets along t.
point where it can be depended
upon to give a plurality of from
500, 900 upwards for the Republican
ticket, says the Titusville World
it may be considered no more thar
fair to take some Presidential tim
Der occasionally from within it
borders, but for the present
measly plurality of $50, 200 or there
abouts entities it to no recognition.
1t has been asked what compensa
ton farmer is entitled to for erect
ing and maintaining u watering
trough at the side of public road
The road law of 1886 says that an.
one who may erect a suitable water
ing trough on a public road or high
way and keeps the same in repair i
entitled to fee not exceeding fiv
dollars, to be agreed upon at tn
time by the party erecting th
trough and the township supervisor
These watering troughs shall be az
proved by the supervisor, and bu
one trough in every five miles ca
have the benefit, the oldest troug
p having the preference.