The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-17

Cloyd Steininger of Lewisburg
was in town last week looking up
some family history.
Carbon Seebold and wife and NJ. Y.
Steininger and wife are attending
the Centre Hall picnic.
Nothing but the election returns
in November seems likely to shut
Bryan up. HS is certain to be
knocked speechlass thcl.
Irwin L. Herman this week moved
TO Georgetown where he has OBJ
taineda school. We wish him abund.
ant success in his new field
Miss Libbie Dunkelberger wishes
to announce that she has received
her fall stock of goods and is able to
supply the demauds Of early custo.
mers
Susan Brookhart, and Mag. Delhi.
Sunbury, John Ernest, Paxtonville
and John Reed OF Seinsgrove were
granted original and increase of
pensions.
Chas. Hover, Esq, won an i'm.
portant law suit against the Susque-
hanna Mutual Fire Ins. Co. of Har-
risburg in Milliintown IN Saturday.
Sept. II, 1896.
The large room in the bank build
ing has been rented for the use of n
Bryan and Sewell Club. We under
stand a desperate effort will be made
to organize Il club.
The Long brothers, proprietors of
Penn Cave, are now constructing IA
very large and handsome boat to be
used IN taking visitors into the cave.
IL will carry half as many more ms
the old boat, which is very com.
mendable enterprise.
The Bucknell Foot. Bali team went
into training on Monday afternoon
under Coach Will Young. Of Cornell
University. The first game will be
PLAYED at Lcwisburg with Wyoming
Seminary, Sept 26 The second
game will be with the L. of p. at
Phila. Oct. 3rd.
II the country editor would snap
at all the inducement held out he
would soon be millionaire, II he
ran paper according to the popular
notion he would soon be in the poor
house. II he published all the items
that are sent him he would be i'm
jail one half the time and in the hos
pital the other half
Picnic last Saturday ut Centre
vile by its two Sunday schools,
Lutheran and Reformed II. G..
Sampsell, Supt., Evangelical, II. II.
Walter aud j. V. Bingaman, Supts.
Singing by the schools. Mrs. DR..
orgauist PRAYER by Rev.
w. w. Rhoads, Addresses, by Rev.
Rhoads and Prof. VIM. Meyer.
Music, Centreville Cornet Band, |
Doxology and Benediction, Rev. |
Rhoads. a bounteous dinner was
served by the kind mothers. The
woods at about 3 p. m. was prompt |
ly vacated by reason of rain. y.
VIM. c. Grctzineer, the hustling
Registrar of Bucknell University. |
Lewisburg, dropped into our Office
Monday afternoon with the perspira- |
ton standing on his brow in beads
as large as acorns. He had only a
few moments to stay. He was here
on business for the University but
took enough time to tell us that the
this year was SO large
that nearly all the available rooms
were occupied. MIR. Gretzinger has
done great deal of work for Buck
nell and he is constantly busy look
ing for new students aud caring for
those who matriculate Mt his fayorite
institution.
In order to reduce our large stock
Of Dress Goods and Innings, we have
to hold another special
sale on Saturday. September -. As
usual we will allow discount of 20
per cent on all Dress Goods and lin
ngs on the above mentioned day for
sash, thus giving You an opportunity
20 buy 81 90 worth of goods for 80
cents. This sale will include all the
Dress Goods we have in stock, in
,luding Silks, Satins, etc. Remem-
Der the date, Saturday, September
9th s. WEIs, Selinsgrove.