The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-09-12
Weiss store, Selinsgrove, will be
closed on Thursday, September 10,

alton only on Wednesday and
Thursday.
FoR SALE.-Two Good Horses. In.
quire at the livery stable in rear OF
Seebold's hotel.
j. l.. Marks, jay G.. Weiser, Il. j.
Smith, Paul Billhardt and Freder-
ick Bower are attending the Demo
cratic Convention at Williamsport
this week.
W. W. Wittenmyer started on
Wednesday morning to New York
City. He will visit Coney Island
and other points of interest while
away.
The Beaver Twp, school board
elected the following teachers: Chas.
L. Wetzel, Jacob A. Aigler and John
Kern for Beavertowr schools A. w.
Musser, Bulbs school and John
Hassinger, Hassingers school.
A. F. Gilbert started on Wednes-
day morning for Franklin and Mar.
shall College, at Lancaster where he
will enter the Sophomore class. He
spent his summer vacation with his
parents in this place and frequently
assisted US in getting out the Posr.
Our best wishes go with him in his
"tussle' with Latin, Greek and
Mathematics.
A great many subscribers to news
papers neglect paying their sub
scription for term of four or five
years and some times for much
greater length of time. All notices
asking for aid, are as a rule. treated
with disdain, until the account is
given over for collection. then the
rG5lishsf 10 taken TO task FOR treat
ing them so very unkind.
The reunion of the 10th Regiment,
Pennsylvania Volunteers, which will
be held in Huntingdon on the 18th
and 10th OF October, promises to be
well attended. r. 5. Westbrook, of
Altoona, is secretary of the associ-
alton, and he is doing his best to
bring all the boys together. They
may rest assured that the citizens
will give them cordial reception.
We learn that the management of
the Changers Picnic Mt Centre Hall
have again engaged the Troxelyille
Cornet Band to furnish music for
the coming picnic. They cannot se-
cure better music anywhere than
that furnished by Snyder county
bands, and in the Troxelville Band
they will not be disappointed. They
have tried the Band before aud it
has not been found wanting.-Ad-
dmsburg Ueraid.
FoULK-WETzEL.-On Saturday at
the Reformed parsonage. Howard
Foulk Of this place and Elsie Wetzel
OF Swineford were united in the
holybonds Of matrimony by Rev. w.
A. Haas. s. B. Simonton and Miss
Victoria Burlington were the wit
nesses. The bride and groom drove
to Middleburgh and the calathum-
plans gave them the usual serenade.
We wish the young couple many
happy years Of welded bliss.
Moses Chamberlain, now living at
Milton, Pa, enjoys the distinction
OF being brother of man who
was killed in battle 1lS years ago.
Such thing would seem impossible
at first thought, but it is fact. Mr..
Chamberlain is s3 years old, and
was born 80 years after the battle of
Germantown, Q777 in which his
brother, aged lS. lost his life. The
latter was the oldest of "a children,
and Mr.. Chamberlain is the young
est.
The Steelton National bank is US
ing a machine that is surprising
many. 1t looks like type writing
machine. Columns of figures, repre-
senting the various amounts of
checks, are printed with the machine,
and no matter how long the columns
by single turn Of the crank the
amounts are added up and the re-
suit printed at the bottom. Multi
plying, dividing and subtracting ma
chimes are manufactured. They are
costly machines but they do the
work and there is no mistake about
it.