The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-10-25
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Teachers Institutes are being held
in Columbia and Luzerne counties
this week.
DIR. NJ. L. limerick, specialist on
diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat has opened an Office on High
street Selinsgrove, Pa
Men are like shoes. When shoes
are worn out they are mended
when men are worn out they are men
dead, too.
"MIsrAKES Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage Ii
censes haye'been granted since our
last publication
frank Gilbert, Beaver Springs,
(Sadie B. Folk, Beavertown.
5Geo. w. Hoffman, Pallas,
| mora Kissinger, -"
| Isaac Yerger, Miffiin Co,
Annie Deabler, ="
Mrs. e. G. Aurand has just re-
turned from the city with a fuliline
OF New goods. Hats for ladies misses
and children, caps, trimming, coats
and capes of the most excellent as
sortments will be found in her MILL.
merry and fancy store. A special effort
is made to please every customer.
On Tuesday evening large and
enthusiastic mass meeting was held
at Selinsgrove. Republican Clubs
were present from all parts of the
County After long torch light
procession, actresses were delivered
by Hon. j. p. Elkins of Indiana,
Hon.A. ii. Mylin, of Lancaster, and
A. w. Potter, Esq, Of Selinsgrove.
The issues of the Campaign were
ably discussed.
The gossips have been busy the
past week discussing the elopement
Of Mrs. Henry Auman with young
lmHss named Kuepp' Roth part :
resided near Jacks mountain west
of Troxelville. On Tuesday week
they boarded a train together for
Harrisburg and have not been heard
from since. Mrs. Auman leaves be-
hind five or six small children and
Knepp also has n small family, but
has not been living with them for
some time. "A damSbrg Herald
| Rev. S. b. Wengert was ten
derd reception Mt Elizabethyille
last week. The Echo gives the fol-
lowing account: "On last Friday
evening goodly number of the
members of the U. B. church re-
paired to their new pastors home
with baskets, bags and bundles, to
give him and his estimable little lady
a kindly reception, which was quite
practical, as it consisted not in words
only, but in something tangible.
The surprise was complete without
a question. NJ. II. KEEPER made
some fitting remarks, to which the
Reverend very ably and feelingly
replied. A short season of song and
prayer was enjoyed, after which, with
many kind wishes the party fled
out, and wended their way home,
realizing in verify that 1T is more
blessed to give than receive" "
Thirty one of the members partici-
pated. Rev. S. b. Wengert and
his companion have the good wishes
of the community"
| A hidden treasure Of $4,000 was
discovered last week by accident at
the old homestead of the late David
Morrison, at 225 Western avenue,
Allegheny City. When the wealthy
David Morrison died several years
ago it was known that large sum
of money was secreted somewhere
about his residence. but since then,
Notwithstanding the most diligent
search made by his heirs, the money
could not be found, and hope had
been abandoned. Last week, how
ever, while the household effects
were being packed, preparatory to
removal to the home of John Fitz-
simmons. at 1887 North Seventeenth
street, Philadelphia, who is nep-
hew of the eccentric old gentleman,
an old fashioned book case was en-.
countered, which couldnot be taken
apart until an expert was called in.
He, in taking the concern to pieces.
brought to light a secret drawer,
which fell with crash to the floor,
throwing out promisucous mass OF