The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-06-27
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Ior cat'llhg the largest bass from
Middle Creek this season T,st
Friday he caught two bass tbo,
together weighed five pounds The
one weighed > lbs. and the otbor
weighed ?, lbs. The largest boss
measured II inches.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM op
Bliss. The following marriage Ii.
censes have been granted since our
last publication
| SCharles 4. Bower. Penn Tw,
'Ahce ID. Meyer Selinsgrove. Pa
,2erry Terry G. SNYDER, Port Treverton,
,Geo. w. Strawser. Jup;a,o 10
MARY VI. Kerstetter. West Perry
The Bloomsbury Normal School
commencement is in rogress this
week. We publish elsewhere a
letter from the school showing it's
growth and unparalleled prosperity
Inc contest now in progress for
scholarships under the direction of
'his paper is race for valuable
prizes. Secure new subscriber
ana help your favorite candidate.
The following officers were elected
Tor w. {. Camp z. o. S. of A.. No
oio, to serve for the ensuing six
months: President, G.. +. Stetler
', Pres, l.. g. Smith VI. of F.
Herman Renninger Conductor. n
n. Shambach; Inspector, T.. T..
Musser; Guard, NJ. X. Hassinger
trustee, 9. w. Herman; Delegate TO
the State Convention at Allentown.
w. II. Jones.
Turkey Valley, this County
seems to be infested with thieves
who make midnight raids on the
"srns and os .la ~,
tants. Levi Light, Esq. for six
weeks In succession, one night in
each week, was robbed of corn, oats
and chop; Il. G.. Sheafler has lost
corn from his Clemens farm and
Mrs. Sweitzer has lost meat and
grain 1t is about time for the
people to start another "hue and
cry and run the thieves down.
Lewisburg is in need of new
policeman. Last week Charles
Lenhart, the present blue coated of.
hccr OF that quaint educational cen.
ter tackled boy about half his size.
The encounter occurred half way UP
college hill. They clasped each 9th
er and bound themselves together
IN an oval shape and rolled down IA.
hill something like an egg would do.
The little fellow "downed" the DO.
liceman and was given his liberty as
reward for "fstulistic' ability.
Frank Grimm came home from
Gallandet College, Washington, ID.
&. He brought with him trophy
IN the shape of solid silver goblet.
gold lined) which the class of 80, of
which he Is member, won in five
day tournament last December. He
made the largest score and received
the cup. He is also Il member of
football team which won quite a
number OF games last year, in New
York, Virginia and Washington.
The team intend to elect him cap
tain this year.
The string of pension issues pub
lished every day or two in the news.
paper press is apt to mislead the
public into the belief that Mr.. Cleve-
lands administration is especially
favorable to veterans, while, not
withstanding Democratic papers
and politicians quote it with that OBJ
iect, the contrary is the case. In
nearly every case OF reissue the
pension has been reduced. In other
words it is simply re-rating at low
er amount per month than the pen
sioner has been receiving. 1t is a
virtual stealing the living of heaven
to serve the devil in,
VIM. A, Arbogast, proprietor of
the National Hotel, Selinsgrove, has
sold out to u. L. Hetrick of Sunbury.
MIR. Arbogast, in the short time he
was in Selinsgroye, proved himself
to be a first class hotel man. His
tables were always well filled and
the guests of his hote! were treated
courteously and pleasantly. Every
thing was neat and orderly aud the
people of Selinsgrove regret to lose
Mr.. Arbogast. Mr.. Hetrick, how
ever,is we'll known in the county and
he W i'll no doubt maintain the good
reputation that his predecessor has
established.