The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-01-30

NOR L desire to say publicly that /
did not promise TO vote for the erec-
ton OF bridge at Port Treverton.
Isaac SpoTTs.
Robbers were in Selinsgrove on
Saturday night, entered G. w. Von-
Medals, Fl. +. Charles and J. w.
Gaugler's residences. Very little
booty was secured.
Claude Burns of Selinsgrove broke
his left arm on Saturday at the same
place that his sister Molie had brok-
on her arm, exactly one year pre-
vious in the Kreamer accident.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work, is
always obtained ut Soles' Barber
Shop, in Wittenmyer's Building. op.
posite Post Office. Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg
shampoo for sale. A. +. SoLEs.
The Republicans OF Franklin Twp,
on Saturday nominated the follow
ing ticket: School Directors, Adam
Renninger and A. S. Shambach; SUI
pervisors, Samuel Bowen and Chas.
Walter; Ovcrseer, Reuben Weirick !;
Constable, Michael Hackenburg :;
Auditor, g. II. Dunkelberger; Judge
OF Election, j. w. Eisenhower In.
spectors, Sephares $. Walter and II.
S. Rennirgcr.
On Monday afternoon an accident
was narrowly averted at the depot
in this place. Jonathan Bingaman
of Centreviille with n two horse
team was approaching the railroad
ms 3;0s was going West. The horses
front feet wore on the track and the
driver could not get the horses off
soon enough, but luckily the engi-
neer stopped his train in time to,
save the team and avoid serious re-
suits.
The New York Cycle Show held in
Madison Square Garden last week
was visited by Wallace ID.
Baker and Harvey Grissinger of Sc
linsgrove, Pa. With the Decora-
lions that had been added the
great auditorium presented n sight
whose beauty and impressiveness
far outclassed anything ever seen
before by its Oldest frequenters.
The Columbia bicycles of course are
the leading attraction at the Colum.
bia booth.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage l.
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
SFrancie M. Specht, Swineford,
MRS. Sallie j. Ocker,
-. w. Eby. Herndon, Pa.
(Fietta Neitz, Dundore, Pa.
wv. T.. Custer, Swineford,
Margaret Spaid, Middleburgh.
SJerome w. Hornberger. Perry T.,
Mariah Meiser, Meiseryille.
JJacob A. Erdley, Penn Twp,
Maggie r. Erdley, Franklin Twp.
The Borough nomination on Sat
day resulted in the following tick
ct Town Council. David Ocker,
Adam Showers, VIM. Grouse, Robt.
Schambach f; School Directors, j. w.
Swartz tie vote for G.. +. Hassing-
er and G. G. Seebold Justices of the
Peace, Nj. u. Steininger, M. /. Pot
ter; Constable, Henry r. Relgle;
Overseer OF the Poor, Chas. W. Her
man Auditor, G. NJ. Shindle Judge
of Election, A. W. Bowersox In
spectors, w. f. Feesc, and AL.
Clelan.
There viii be given away with The
Sunday inquirer OF February a toy
theatre complete with stage, pros
cenium arch and a full cast of char
acters necessary for a reproduction
in miniature of that most popular
melo drama, "The Still Alarm" In
Guided in the scenes depicted is that
of great building in flames, while
all around a complete fire depart
ment, with fire engine, patrol, aerial
ladder and a large corps of firemen
are at work. This is only one of the
many thrilling scenes in this tiny
presentation Of this famous play.
The theatre will be found a useful
method of entertainment to every
member of every household. To
prevent disappointment it will be
necessary to send in all orders early
in the week.