The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-05-10


ed another lot OF new wheels. Their
room in the Old Hotel stand by the
milllooks like business. They claim to
understand what constitutes a good
wheel and appear to be selling them
cheaper than any person in the
county.
] have been to Phila. and have
selected a beautiful line of Summer
goods, Hats, Bonnets, caps, Ladies,
waists, Boys waist, Moire silk for
dress trimmings. Also laces, Jet
trimmings, Child's dresses and lot
of other goods. All are invited.
&c.. Mrs. Il. G.. AURANp.
The Town Council Mt it's last meet
ing appointed Board of Health.
It consists of the following named
persons: Dr.E. q. Hassinger, 8 years /;
ID. T. Rhoads, 4 years Aaron Cross
grove, 8 years Curtin Bowersox, 2
years G. w. Herman, year. Now
let it be Board Of Health in reality
as well as in name.
A number of applications have
been received by the Council Of the
Lutheran Church at this place for
the position of pastor to succeed
Rev. Neff. Rev. r.. +. Fetterolf OF
Maple Hill, Lycoming Co., and A. A.
Kerlin of Alexandria, Huntington
Co., are among the applicants most
favorably considered.
"MIsTAKEN SOULS VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage Ii
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
81. S. Hummel, McKees ! Falls,
(Clara Nj. Frantz, %
wv. H. Shemorry, Middleburgh,
Emma V. Gundrum, Freeburg
| I j. A. Reichenbach, Perry Twp,
a. u. .htonNwn! 9" :"
Unless your envelopes state the
number of days you wish your let
ters held, the postmaster, by n new
ruling, will hold them thirty days
instead of ten. This is important
to business men who do not want
their letters, when not delivered, de-
tained over five days. The PosT is
prepared to do neat work in this
line.
Eight couples took out marriage
licenses in Snyder county during
the month of April. The aggregate
age of the male applicants was l7S
years and of the females $50 years,
averaging to the men 22s years and
to the women 49, years. The old
est husband was 80, the youngest II.
The Oldest wife had past 20 years
and the youngest II.
Adam G. Spangler, one of our
towns pushing young men who has
been taking course in Dentistry at
the University of Penna. Mt Phila.,
returned to his parental roof on Fri
day last. Adam is n close student
and passed his examinations very
creditably. He has already spent
two years at his work and one more
year is required to make him full
fledged ID. ID. S.
AT meeting of the executive com.
mittee of the State Editorial Assoi.
alton, the question of the summer
outing of the association was con
sidered, and Asbury Park was agre
ed upon as an objective point. The
outing will take place from July 2nd
to the 9th, during the time the Ma
tional Editorial Association will be
in session at Asbury Park. Secre
tary Thomas was instructed to max,
the necessary arrangements.
The following circular has been re
ceived by pension agents
The pension certificate must b,
exhibited at the execution of eacl
and every voucher. When pension
er signs mark, two witnesses wh'
can write are required in the body o
each voucher, and one witness wht
can write in each of the duplicates
When the pensioner writes hi
name, no witness to his signature j
necessary in the body of the voucher
but his signature in each of the dur
licate receipts must be witnessed by
person who can write his own name
The magistrate before whom vouct
or is presented is not q competen
witness in the duplicate receipts to
signature Of a pensioner who write
his own name. The postoffice &C
dress OF the pensioner must be plail