The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-08-16

there writes this week, they are i'll |
error. Only two members of Sat
urday's team practiced more than a
few weeks.
WANTED. 49, Two good girls for
general housework. to go to Phila- |
delphia. Address,
NJ. l.. ScHocH,
Now Berlin, Pa.
An effort is being made by II com
mit.ee from the L. o. 5. of a. to ef-
feet an arrangement to get n game
of base ball between Liverpool and
Sunbury on the Middleburgh
grounds in the near future.
Prof. John / Woodruff, President
of Palatinate College, Meyerstown,
was in town last week and handed
us catalogue of the institution
over which he presides. He speaks
very encouragingly of his new ven
ture. Write to him for catalogue.
LOOK TO Your INTEREsT.-I have
on hand three barrels of All Rye
Whiskey, two years old, which is n
little musty. i am Offering itat Sl.25
per gallon. Come aud try one gal
lon and be convinced that you are
getting the worth of your money.
S.2.4t. J. l.. MARKS, Middleburgh.
"AIIsTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage Ii
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
81. L. Straub, Perry Twp,
Mary A. Bilger, Middlecreek.
yW. Ii. Smith, Middleburgh,
(Nettie Swineford, Swineford.
The figure 8 in dates is with us
and has come to stay. Few men or
women now living will ever date n
aocament without using .. 1t
now stands third--lsat-wserq =
lwii irenIaaiiA SIX Iyets.rl. that.
Imove to second place-19OO-apd
there rest one hundred years.
The algerines who advei tised their
captured logs, according to the law
in our statute books. and according
to the opinion of Ex-JudGe Barnett,
are the sole owners of the logs now
The Lumberman's Exchange failed
to come and redeem the logs within
Il month after their capture. .-LiCer
pool Sn.
Apostal card to VIM. c. Gretzinger
Registrar, will bring the l2O page
year book, showing the five depart
ments-College, Academy, Ladies
Institute, Music School, and Ar
Department, and cuts of the ten
buildings, of Bucknen University
at Lewisburg, Pa. Next year begins
September l3. '9l. 5000
The Reformed congregation o
New Berlin will open their lately re
modelled church with appropriate
ceremonies on Aug. 10Th, 1894. Reg
, ular preaching service will be helC
t in the morning and evening. In tn
t afternoon n special service in the III
< terest of the Sabbath school will b
: held.
Fish WARpEN's NoTIcE. - Havin
a been appointed fish warden, unde
a the laws of this state l hereby eau
0 ton all persons against the violation
l of the fish laws of this state. An
! persons caught in any manner of i
legal fishing, or on the Sabbath day
v will be prosecuted to the full eSten
q of the law. b. +. TANNER, Warden,
p Aug. 8, 1894. Selinsgroye, Pt
: On Sabbath evening Mt $50,
o quiet wedding took place at Gray
bills Hotel in Swineford. The cor
n tracing parties We're VIM. Smitl
It manager of Hotel Central aud Mr.
!: Nettie Swineford. The ceremon
j. was performed by Rev. S. S. Kohlt
y of New Berlin. May the union pro,
;; blessing and continuous round {
pleasure to those having effected I'll
bond of matrimony.
% The Posr this week publishes il
J. solution of the Labor Problem"
No shall be the aim of the editors
If management from time to time
)O discuss all questions of public il
of terest. While our space will NJ
20 permit as extensive discussion ,
Of our metropolitan dailies, it shall
a. our aim to have the matter
Is thoroughly sisted and digested al
we trust as carefully prepared.