The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-22
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA, MARCH &c. 1894.

Mrs. Stine over Sunday.
Misses Maggie and Mollie Bolen-
der visited Miss Susie Blocker at
Selinsgrove.
Mr.. J. w. Gaugler and his son
Newt. of Selinsgrove, spent Monday
in the burg.
Mrs. John Hoppel of Lewistown,
was the guest of Mrs. j. l.. Marks
last week.
Vim. Snyder, who had been en-
ployed in the Ne,os Item office, has
been appointed Asst. Postmaster.
Messrs Jay G.. Weiser aud J. n.
Thompson together with Misses Kate
and Lizzie Bolender of Akron, Ohio,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weiser of Mahantongo.
On Saturday March 81, Mr.. 7. H.
Harter will sell his handsome resi-.
dence on Market st. At the same
time, he will also sell his personal
property including live stock and
household furniture.
The members Of the Lutheran
church will celebrate the Lords
Supper next Sabbath morning. Pre-
paratory services Saturday after
noon. Services every evening this
week up to and including Friday.
H. H. Renninger Of Swineford, paid
our sanctum visit ON Monday af-
ternoon and paid his subscription
up to date. Mr.. Renninger is first
class mechanic and knows how to
put on a slate roof and sells his
goods at reasonable rates.
The Republican convention to
elect delegates to the State Conven-
tion met in Clearfield on the 18th and
elected Captain l.. NJ. Truxal, of Du-
Bois, and Il. l.. Snyder. of Coopers.
T-"v VIC ustructAd to vote :
hastin. +, Lyon. Aiylin. Latta. ", vw
and Mcdowell,
Miss Libbie Dunkelberger's ar
tistic display of Millinery in her
show window is attracting the at
tention of both the male and the
female eye. When a millinery win
dow attracts the male eye, it is ex-
ceedingly complimentary to the
artist.
The Committee intrusted with the
remodeling of the Union Church
in Middleburgh, having concluded to
furnish the upper room with comfort.
able chairs, will sell all the pews in
the room above mentioned at public
sale, on Saturday the 22nd inst
The pews are as good as new.
Decision in thelicense applications
in Cambria county were handed
down by Judge Baker, last week, and
out of total of 254 applications l9l
were granted, 8 held over and 81 re-
fused. All women were refused
license and notified that any appli.
cations made hereafter by women
would not be considered.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss" The following marriage IL
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
JJohn Walter, Franklin Twp,
Lydia S. Stimely, "
Milton Derr, Centre Twp,
Mora Walter, "
lDaniel Mace, Washington Twp,
lEllen Shemory, Franklin
The Pennsylvania railroad com
pany has adopted as it's standard q
rail weighing eighty pounds to the
yard and sixty feet long, instead OF
thirty feet, which has been laid here.
tofore. The ends of the rails, in
stead OF being square, face to face
form mitre Joint. 1t is claimed that
in the use of sixty-foot rail the
danger in passing over curves will
be greatly lessened, while a great
saving in wear will result.
READERS OF BooNAsTIEL The Ed
itors of the PosT take pleasure in an
nouncing to the friends of ''Boona
site" that, through the kindness o.
Mr.. Harter, they will be enabled tC
continue publishing the "Boona
stiel' letters,in all their sublimity O.
humor, aud pathetic thought, fresl
from the authors pen. They ar,
further gratified in stating that ar
rangements have been made will
another competent Dutch author
whose letters will likely prove O
equal interest and will publish sam,
at such times as "Boonastiel' shall
fail to connect.