The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-03-14

MISS Nate Bolenuer spent last
week with friends at Freeburg.
Miss Libbie Dunkelburger visited
Sunbury, Shlmokin and Seliusgrove
last week.
All persons who were elected JUS
tices of the Peace must file an ac-
ceptance with the Prothonotary
within ten days.
FoR SLE.-Anew buggy made at
Lancaster can be bought cheap.
Apply to w. J, Wagensellor, Selns-
grove.
The teachers contest viii close on
Saturday evening at 6 o'clock. We
will announce the winner of the
prize next week. All coupons must
be in by Saturday evening March 1G
J. II. Rhoads is preparing TO leave
our town. He will move to Shamo-
kin Dam. We are sorry TO loose
Jake rs he was frequent caller at
this Office and occasionally made IA
hand at the case.
Musical CoLLEGE.-The Spring
term of this popular institution
opens May 9Th, 1895. All branches
of vocal and instrumental music
taught For catalogues and further
information address Henry b. Moy-
er, Director, Freeburg, Pa. 2.142t.
For Sale.-Having decided to close
out my business, L offer my entire
stock of Merchandise, store room
and dwelling Mt private sale, or /
will sell the property and move the
goods or sell the goods and rent the
property. Call on or address,
j. III. Chambers,
3-7.3t. White Springs, Pa. y
Geo. M. Shindel, Register and
Recorder, went to Selinsgrove on
Thursday to grant letters of ad-
ministration to Mrs. Isaac ID. Romig
and her son Milton. This was Mt
the request of Mrs. Romig who
could not think of passing the cross
ing where her husband and son met
sudden death only six weeks before.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs.-Dur-
ing the month of March. on all goods
on hand, to make room for full
line of Notions and Fancy Goods.
Goods at and below cost. Wooden
Hose worth % at 3 cts. 2 Pairs of
children's Hose for % cts. Ladies
Fur Boas at greatly reduced rates.
Mrs. Il. G. AURAND,
2-2S.4t. NIiddleburgh, Pa.
From the February report of j.
NJ. Boyer, voluntary observer of
the Weather Bureau, we CLEAN the
following information Mean Tenn
perature, ls.5; Maximum Tempera-
ture, AZ inches precipitation, 1.26 Il
inches snow fall, l2i No. of days
cloudy, II partly cloudy, 16. The
coolest day was on the third when
the mercury fell IL degrees below
zero. The prevailing wind was
northwest.
"A Drummer for this County
Wanted. I'VE want a bright. intelli-
gent man farmer preferred), who
can furnish horse and wagon, to rep
resent an old-established House
with an article needed by every
farmer. Must devote his whole
time to our business. $50 per mo.
and expenses to the proper person.
10 months contract. Address, with
references, L. E. McGreal, Mang.
4O6 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa.
3-7-2t.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage L.
censes have been granted since our
last publication
nj. l.. Brosius, Sunbury,
Laura Fisher, Freeburg.
Reuben /. Wagner, Crossgroye,
! Cora M. Goss, Bannerville.
VIM. w; Nagle, Freeburg,
tVergie Walborn, Kantz.
Jefferson s. Pawling West Milton,
] Mary A. Meyer, Freeburg.
JZachariah Deobler, Franklin Twp.
l lClarissa Rearick, Selinsgrove.
Harley Romig, Selinsgroye,
(Tessa Baker, Mcclure.
JGeo. M. Jordon, Adams Twp.
(Anna l.. Leonger, g"
JH Homes Pater, Middlecreek,
(Cora Il. nj. Weader, i