The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-01-24

We uuueISttnu tlaJ tne w hSnlngtOn
House is to be rebuilt. This is a
commendable move and will greatly
assist in improving the central por-
tion OF town.
"what,s In Ia namc'. he Idly said
For sury ts no sin,
II one little shakespelr knows,
TO sometimes work tin.
And she, with that sweet maiden smile
That 80 a man allurcs
Looked shyly down. and softly said
There's everything IN yours"
Oliver Gilbert, n negro lecturer of
Maryland, on Saturday evening
spoke to large audience in the
Court House. He addressed our
people also on Monday evening He
is speaker of ability and in elo.
quent strains defended the American
negro. He and his son delighted
the audiences with some excellent
plantation songs.
A charter has been granted to ID.
p. Rockefeller, w. II. Lyon, Geo.
II. Gibson, r. +. Adams and J. X.
Nc Williams to organize company
to bri dge the Susquehanna river at
5 unbury. The gentlemen say that
the company will be organized at
once and an effort will be make to
raise the money to build the bridge
Three sets of large pictures show
ing many scenes about the Blooms
burg State Normal school have been
sent to us. We have placed them
on exhibition in the large bay win
dow of the Bank building. This
will give every body n chance to see
by Photographic views where the
winner Of the PosT's most Popular
Teacher Prize will go.
have some mems boys aud child.
rem over coats which will ser AT IL
Is and 90 per cent, off marked price.
The same discount will be allowed
on boys youths and mems clothing.
Now is the time to come if you need
any thing. l will dispose of all my
goods cheap in order to save trouble
and expense of moving goods.
will move next month to the First
National Bank building. SO Come
at once.
READ AND REMEMBER that | am of
fering my goods at prices to suit.
everybody. Closing out Pound
cans of Baking Powder with tea pot
at % cts. Calico from to & cts. yd
Best Lancaster Gingham ut i cts.
per yd. Also Boots and Shoes ut re.
duced prices. Please give me cal
and be convinced of the fact that
you can buy ut bargains to please all
Yours Respectfully,
Jan. II, 3t. T. A. EwING.
BUCKNELL ACADEMY.-A school fol
young men and boys, 7. A. Edwards,
A. NJ. Principal Prepares for col
lege, teaching or business, thorough
instruction, firm discipline, personal
care of students. Mild and health
ful climate. Next session opens
Jan. Ind, 1895. For catalogue OF
particulars, Address,
w. 9. GRETzrNGER, Registrar,
l2-2O-4t. Lewisburg, Pa
A Musical Convention will be
held in Middleburgh during the
week, commencing February llth
Some very fine Specialists have been
engaged and the Concerts promise
to outshine those of last year, if pos,
sible. The whole management viii
be in the hands of Prof. Paul Bill,
hardt, whose ability as a Conductor
and Musical Director is too well
known to comment upon.
1t is predicted in some of the pa
pers of the state that there will be
an effort made to change the present
license law by the incoming legis-
lature. The important change pro-
posed is to take the power to grant
licenses from the judiciary and place
it in the hands of county commits
sioners or excise boards. This
change is not as ked for by the peo-
pie, therefore it would be for the
legislators not to take a step which
they would have occasion to regret
hereafter. No doubt many of the
judges would like to be relieved
from this responsibility. but it is
questionable whether change
would prove satisfactory to the pub
lie. We do not hesitate to express
the opinion that the law had better
remain as it is.- Cambria Herald.