The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-28
Park Steininger Of Lewisburg was
q Sunday visitor at the county seat.

II. II. Hassinger and wife of Sun
bury spent Sunday visiting relatives
at this place.
Misses Carrie and Bertha Witten-
myer have been spending the last
two weeks in Philadelphia.
The Mifflinburg Telegraph says
that ID. T. Rhosds of this place
thinks some of locating in Mifllin-
burg.
John Ellenberger, railroader Of
Duncannon, came home over Sun
day to visit his wife and new born
baby boy.
A smooth, easy shave, gentle
hair cut, or other tonsorial work, is
always obtained at Soles' Barber
Shop. in Wittenmyer's Building, op-
posite Post Office. Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg
shampoo for sale. A. f. SoLrs.
The Daily Bulletin Of Norwich,
Connecticut, says of Col. Bain's lee
ture in that city: "Epigram, bon
mots, witty phrases, axioms aud
proverbs followed each other in
golden stream from his eloquent
lips, exciting at the speakers option,
q smile, tear or hearty laugh
The Bucknell Foot Ball Team will
play the Dickinson college team at
Sunbury, on Thanksgiving day. This
game had been scheduled to be play
ed at Harrisburg, but. fortunately
for lovers Of the sport in this section,
it will be played at Sunbury. The
Buckuell and Dickinson teams are
strong and very good game can be
expected.
MIR. Howard's renowned lecture,
Lights and Shadows of Real Life"
was replete with sublime thoughts
and pathetic phases throughout, in
terspersed with strong vein Of hu-
morous incidents all along life's vary
ing stages. The old, the middle
aged, and the young were charmed
and delighted with the man and the
lecture, and it will, no doubt, have
good effect upon those of the com
munity who were present.-Ken.
tucky Telephone.
John Il. Stetler, Curtin Bowersox,
Of this place, Frank and Percival
Herman of Kratzerville, DIR. +. j.
Wagenseller, Frank Miller, Phares
Herman and George Spaid of Se-
linsgrove are up in Paddy's noun
tains this week on a hunting expe-
dition. No doubt they will bring
the game home by the car load. Der
Duckter Shiller is NIT gonga for era
essa tsu koocha
An exchange says: We have just
heard of man who has some apples
in his cellar that were placed there
over year ago and are still of fine
flavor and as sound as bullets. His
plan is simple one and one which
can easily be practiced by every pro-
ducer of fruit. The plan is to wrap
each apple up separately in piece
of common newspaper being par
ticular to have the fruit entirely
covered and prevent. as far as pos
sible the fruit being exposed to the
air. They can then be put into a
box or barrel aud stored in the eel
lar. All the apples must be sound
and free from bruises.
Monday evening, at the Town
Hall, Hon. Nj. w. Howard of Alba
bama delivered his lecture Lights
and Shadows of Real Life" to most
enthusiastic and cultured audience.
Mr.. Howard is six feet four with a
form like Apollo. He is the happy
possessor of musical, well-trained
voice, full of magnetism and fire.
From the econiums heaped upon
him by the press everywhere, the
audience expected rare treat, but
were hardly prepared for the splen-
did display of eloquence which en-
anated from his burning genius.
For an hour and a-half he held his
audience spell bound, and his beau
tiful word pictures, his graceful ges-
ticulation. his dramatic manner, act
ed ON the listener like some spiritual
spell, swaying the mind and even the
body with the wand OF a master OF
universal eloquence. Groton (Mass.)
|. ! Land Marx.