The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-04-25

Ladies hold high positions in tb,
professional world and the priyilee,
Is open to them in this contest
Cards announcing the wedding @.
Miss Anna NJ. Dill, u formcrrcsidort
OF Freeburg, and daughter of tho
late Mai. VIM. H. Dill, and DR. !
Calvin Schoeh, formerly of Sclins
grove, at the homo of the bride n,
Paterson. New Jersey, April 3D.
have been sent out.
1t has been decided. after scycrpl
lengthy conference, 10 hold tine
National Guard cucampmcnl thi.
year, as usual. The cncampmont is
deemed neccssaty, aud at tine next
conference tie date will be fixed roi.
holding it. 1t is said that the First
brigade will so into camp from July
q to l3, and the Second aud Third
from August 3 To- 10.
Under rule issued for the infor.
nation of the baggagomasters of the
Pennsylvania railroad under the
date of April !, chillrcn.s carrincos
will only be carried free when no
other checked baggage accompani.
ed them. They then will be charged
extra. The same rule applies to
bicycles.
An exchange says: Here's to the
kicker, the treacherous kicker. tba
kicker who neveris true who always
IS crying. and never trying some
good for his town to DO. No use to
correct him or need to expect him
to go to the front like man while
others hustle he'll sit down and
rustic o5iecionS TO every plan
The is world of comfort 20 n
young lady who wears becoming
hat, and to have the assurance tbat
everybody is admiring the beauty
and taste in which it has been made
up. Nothing adds more to the gen
eral appearance of young lady or
woman than n beautiful hat or bon
net, and the place to get such M
lowest prices is at Libbic Dunkcl. |
berger's Millinery.
Parties who were present in Court
Mt the trial of the case of s. II. Con.
rad vS. the Mifliintown Water Com.
pany, will remember how tedious
the examination of the plaintiff was
by reason of his being deaf and
dumb from paralytic stroke sus-
tanned by him some time previously
On Wednesday evening of last week
he recovered both hearing and
speech as suddenly as he had lost
hem,-NiNjHto,cn Hcrald.
a Huntingdon county farmer
went into his COW stable the other
night and by mistake mixed her up
nice mash in box full of sawdust
instead of bran. The COW merely
hard times had come and
hey We're all going to economic
neekly ate her supper and that man
never discovered his mistake until
he next morning when he MIXED
hat cow, and she let down half Il
gallon OF turpentine, quart of shoe !
'egs and n bundle of lath. {
The FreeJUrg Courier makes
lote of two sales of Real Estate as
ollows; f. Il. Hllbish has sold TO d
Ion. Geo, G. Meyer thirty.two !
cres and 1870 perches of his farm !
wing close to town for $l35 per acre. 5
his tract adioins Judge Meyers :
arm west of Freeburg. Mrs. Har.
let Hilbish has disposed of her farm !
ast of Freeburgh, consisting of l
eventy-nine acres, seventeen acres !,
t which are timberland, to John X. l
loyer for $4,000. This was former Q
: the John Miller farm. U
The Allegheny Presbytery has
laced itself on record as opposed
the theory that dancing is sin. f,
Iiss Mary Ewalt, of Bakerstown C
resbyterian church, was dismissed L
ecause she danced and would not g
romise to refrain in the future. s
he appealed her case to the Presby- n
Try and was upheld, the decision a
eing that dancing is a question of W
,nscience. DR.. II. Nj. Means, of r.
inc Greek Church, who was OK. r.
elled by his pastor for signing u s
quor license application, was rein d
,ated by the Presbytery. lil